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TEIraRApHIC IETELLIaENCE.
IRRIYAL on me ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER.
righting I'm me Principallties.

"
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Fighting I'm the Principalities.
NEW YoAx. Nov. 1.-THE Arabia arrig-
ed at 9 O'clock.
Reliable information isscanty. II Is time
that the Turks had crossed the Danube In
strength and occupied KaIafsit. II was ru-
mored but not autheRticated that the Rus
slams had attacked and defeated them. IN
Circassia, howeveF,and Daghistan the noun
~taineers have defeated the Russians u
captured som forts. Paskiewich had got
out to take command ofthe Russian army in
the prfncipaiities.
II is stated that the Australia envoy had
pressed on the Sultan TO accept a new note,
which the Gar approves Of conditionaily on
Il being accepted pure and simple by the Sul-
The efforts Of diplomatic negotiations
are now directed 10 procuring the Joint as,
sent Of the Czar andSultan to the note
Its tenor has not transpired. There was
talk-of opening a Turkish loan with the U.
nited States.
The allied fleets were collecting in the
Sea Of Marmosa, having been dispersed by
a storm.
Mr.. Owen,U. s. Consul, had arrived al
Naples. A unturalized American citizer
named Psperi, had been kept in custody By
the Austrian officials, on no charge at al
except liberalism Of opinion. The U. I
Consul had done what he cauld, and wa
met mostly by public officers. He was even
tualiy released, but was required to sign
declaration that be would never revisit Italy
This he refused to do, and he Is kept un
der surveillance. 1t appears 10 be q case TO
the prompt interference Of the Government
Of the United States.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE DAsuBE b
lSuB-MARINE TELReR aPH. Fighting is goin
on briskly in Wallacia. Two hundre
Turks had appeared ut Grusgeoo and ire
upon the town; this brought on an engage
ment with the Russian force dispatched to III
place, aud considerable fighting ensued.
Another encounter took place betwee
1000 Turks and a like number Of Bussia
cavalry, between Kalfat and Lothra, whe
the Russians were forced to fall back.
The American ship Challenhe had P'
into Fsyal.
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50T AND sII0E EsT16LIsnMFNI
= VUosE, SON r~suis. ..v..,
w tally Inform the lIzenrofFsit6 ~

nQuA AMI DEANE
n WroRK, soma WORK wouldrSspeet
w FULLY Inform the citizens FaiFsen
and the adjoining counties that thew ~. ~
Il hand a. ulual, Atthelr old htsnd ~ 49,
West Of sloeumB Drug Store, with = Iar~s ~
Splsadid assortment Of everything n their me-
Their Winicr purchases have been seIecfe5 w,tG
care and are larger than usual,
: LADIES! We hAvetakenspeeialoaref maifne an,
purchasesaO as 70 please YOU hsf
We have = little Of everything. from 4 Irrrv L..
BusKfn down 20 the mAiieslehldEenI shoss.
Z We have also on hsndanaare Preparedto maketo
order.
aress Boots, &c. We have also just received 4 Tot nf
Couaress Boots, . fine article.
GUN SHOES.-Ws have on hand q larne andax.s
eeilent assortment Of Gum Shoes and Sandslk 4 ns,-
article. We have both the light and heavy hind
which are much superior 10 former a~fficlaa. VA
have also Ladies' and Masses Gum Boots.
FINDINGS, &e-We are also prepared to furnish
ShoemAkersan and Finding Stores with FindineS ofeverv
description, such as Kits, Pegs ,Boot-webbing Shoe;
strings, LAees, Sc,
Sole Leather, Morocco findings, &C., always cd
hand. !
) In addition to the work on hand. we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything In our line!
Our own work needs no recommendation. We hops
by proper atteniionto our business. to secure a faif
share Of the public patronage, as we willslways be
on handto wait our customers anddo eurbestt5
WANTED.-The subscribers wiiitake one or two
good and industrious boys TO learn the Boot and Shoe
} 5,akinr Busfness. WORK, SON 4 WORK.
Lancaster. January 6, 1853. So y
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@WRBD99
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

MEssRs. BAKER & Co.: Dear Sirs-The publicgcn-
orally are fully aware OF the thousands of remedies.
tor diseased Lungs, under the titles of Sarsaparillas,
Pills, Pastors, Liniments, ETC., that are daily brought
to their notice through the newspapers. by way of
advertisements MY object in writing this note for
publication, is to induce the pubic, or at least those
who are afTliced Gfthey will use patent medieine), to
use one that contains articles Of REAL USE in ruLMo-
NARY DISEASES | am conscious that, in so doing, I
am acting most unprofessieually, and derogatory OF
the interests Of medical science and the regular prac-
titioners Of medicine.
The Medicine to which | refer is "DR. HANS BAL
SAM FOR THE Lusos." have prescribed Il in a
large number of cases, and ALwAYsw WITH SUCCESS.
One case in particular, to which / wish now to refer,
was GIVEN UP BY several physicians who had been
called in consultation with myself The patient had
1.-THE symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night, sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe of the right Lurg, attended
with severe diarrhea' ie commenced immediately
to get better, by the use ofthe above-named medicine.
and was soon restored toshis usual health! Ihave .lso
found DIR nA1I's BALsAM the most valuable Expec-
torant for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that have ever used. W. d. WRIGHT, NJ d..
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Meeting Of the National Demo-
Gratis mt the Capital Great Ex-
attain. Neutrality-suspicious. Finale

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-At the meeting
Of the National Democrats. last night, e.
w. Wendell offered a series of resolutions,
declaring that the nomination and election
of General Pierce was IN consequence OF
his unmistakable National antecede nts and
his known opposition to the opinions and
conduct Of those who defeated Cass in l84S,
BY voting for Mr.. Van Buren,, That this
meeting do not consider the Baltimore Plat
form a general amnesty to these delinquentsl
that such an attempt by the party to crush
out National Democracy in New York, de-
serves immediate attention and correction
BY the President, in denouncing Mr.. Guth.
Ties interference in the New York Custom
House affair.
The resolutions then go on to cengrhtu-
late the New Workers. on the signal victory
over the Freesollers, and TO deprecate the
attack of Col. Dickinson, etc.
Mr.. Radcliffe arose and reminded gentle
men that this was an attack upon the Ad'
ministration.
Mr.. Wendell denied the charge.
Here great excitement and disorder ensu.
ed, almost verging on a regular fight. Some
person then moved an indefinite postpone.
ment Of the Resolutions; another individu-
al wanted o offer a substitute; but before
ether question was fairly put, William IL,
Thomas, Deputy Collector at this port
sprang upon the platform and called three
cheers for the administration, which was
freely a nd heartily given. He then moved
an adjournment, which Mr.. Wallach, the
chairman, decided was out of order, ant
struck him In the face aud knocked him
head formost, off the platform. A genera
fight then ensued, which lasted some min
utes. during whic b the meeting broke up il
disorder. The only serious results were
some black eyes and otherwise ~disigured
faces.
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2 ATTRACTION.
JOHN WORK,s TIN SHOP.

FVNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to
Il call tho attention Of his fellow. citizens 10 the
fact that he has once more permanently established
himself in the manufacture OF Tin. Sheet-Iron & Crp-
per Ware, lis prepared to sell at the lowest possible
rates. eyerv thing that can possibly beneeded in his
line. His shop Is immediately opposite the TALL
MADoE HOUSE,, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. where
he constantly keeps on hand a large lot of STOVES
of every description, consisting Of coal, and Wood
cook stoves, from one to thirty dollars. He also has
10, Z and 9 plate stoves, Boz and Wood do, and a
large number Of coal Parlor stoves, common and
Fancy Crates &c, &C., all Of (which he s~in seiI a.
cheap esany hoase West 9. Tie mountains. He IN.
vites his old customers and fellow. citizens genep.iiv
% rui,v and examine his stock before psrchaaines
elsewhere. ~ JOHN WORK. .
Lancaster, September %. 1853.
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FRESH ARRIv AL OF GROCERIES
Atthe Old Stand of George j. Wygum.

TNHANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber re.
il spectfully informs his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has row a full and complete
Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing, in
part, the following articles
GEaSM COFFEE-Rio and Java, of the best quality;
Esd TEA.Young Hys:on and Imperial; -.
and New Orleans; .
MoL1ssES-Best Golden Syrup, Sugar house
and New orleans;
~rt4EEmnF SH-White Fish, Msckerel and Cod,
%sNsaSSSa all fresh; also. herring;
TOBACCOS-A prime article Of Russell and Robin
sons Cavendish and Aliens best pound lump; also, a
good article of spun, Nail Rod and six Twist; also
Andersun's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
s~pICEs-Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce;
DYE-STtIFFS-Indig Nader, Logwood 6 Alum
LIQUORS-Port ,claret, Muscat and Malaga Wines
a prime article Of Coniac Brandy New England Rum
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold In no less quantity
than a quart.
Besides great variety of articles usually kept al
similar establishments all Of which will BIO sold at al
low prices as at any other house in the city.
A continuance ofthe patronage ofthe public isre'
s~pectfullv solicited. GEORGE j. WfGUM.
Lancaster, August a, 1852
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n. uARRETT.
New Process Of self-actIng GalvanizinI

New Process of self-actIng Gaivanizing
JAMES GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
al Jewelry Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank. lie now and At all times pre-
pared 70 GalpaHise Watches or any other metallic
astieles with the purest Gold, Ia q manner TO defy
the best Of Judges, and warranted to stand better than
that done by the old principle Of Battery. on the
most reasonable terms and shortest, notice. Speci-
mems can be aesn At his Shop. Tia highest prtes
~ JAMES GARAGHTY.
lancaster, january %, 1854.
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job GARAGHTY
At LAZY.

In Room above Philadelphia Commission
store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio,
WILL give special attention to the collection Of
to lands; proceedings in partition; sales Of lands BY
Administrator and Guardians and accounts for settle
ment Of Estates, etc. His charges will be moderate.
March %, 1858. 1T
UEagle and Telegraph copy l year and charge
this office.
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Al l. M A d q III oUS e.
ALyAu PERRY. PRopRIEToR.

VIE Proprietor informs the public that several
rentting and hrniahingthi house. He Hatters him.
sel, that he can furnish to his boardera and 10 the ira
yelling public accommodation equal Ia. those Of tho
best hotell In tho West. His table is always furnish.
large and In hne condition. Having had considera.
bic exPerienee IN bookkeeping, he hopes 70 receive
. full share Of the pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio. April h, 1853
1TOhio Statemhn, Ohio State Journal. ohio E,,Io
and Telegraph, Lancaster, publish for one wear.
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NOTICE

S hereby given that Henry, Beery James McFad-
l. den and his wife Mary McFedden, the progenitors
and owners ofthe several lots contained within the
seat and ad ,ition to the town Of Sugar grove, known
as Beery's addition to said town, have fled their pc.
titon in the clerks office OF the court Of ommon
Pleas, of Fairfield county, Ohio, praying the vacation
ofthe platsnd addition aforesaid and that application
WILDE made at the next term Of said court FOR such
vacation. -cr Sct
HUNTER 4 FINcK, Attorneys for Petitioners.
August 10th, 1858.
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9hoWM's

TNIIs Easeneels 4 preparation Of unusual excsl.
lenee. IL ordinary dlarTh0a, l~neipient cholera.
N short In all ctses Of prostrhtion OF the dieeutivc
%fnnctionI Il is Of insstimsble value. DurinEt ne pre-.
yslenss Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
81 ehildren, Il l. peculiarly eHicaeIous; no hmiiv 81
indivI1uhl should be without Il.
cAvrIoE-Be sareto get the genuine Essence, which
t.qprepared only BY v. BRowE, athis Drug and chem
lcnl sfQrs y. ~. corner QfJVfh and cAesnut-sfreefs
Philadelphia, md for safe y all the Fespactable Lno.
thectfie1 N the United States.
AoldbyM 2. Kiieder,tn Laneaster,E e. KsIb. nush.
VILE, and By Druggists every where Nov. 4
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From GeorKia.

CHARLEsroN, Nov. 1.-THE Legislature
Of Georgia has voted to go into an election
Of United States Senator. Alta caucus
the two-third rule has been adopted which,
u is supposed, will operate against the cleo
tion Of Howell Cobb,
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NRS, Crider & Williams have made an improve
Jment in the art Of inserting artificial teeth on me
talic plates. The Improvement consists in solder
ing teeth on plates. 81 as 10 prevent them from con.
tracing and ~springing while In the act Of soldering
and cooling, which win avoid all difficulties that Den
lists so invariably meet with in constructing full sets
OF teeth, A patent will be secured in a short time
then specimens can be seen at our office.
Lancaster, June Is, 1858. Z l-6
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FREpERtKA BREMER says she does not
think much OF the beauty OF American wa
men. An exchange says that the Ameri-
can women or men do not think much Of the
beauty Of Miss Bremen. II would be din.
cult to image how anybody could.
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EmGRATIAs.-The Iowa Reporter says
the emigration into that State this year Is
immense, The prairies Of Illinois are lined
with cattle and wagons, pushing on for this
prosperous State. The addition Of the pop
ulation from September lst to December
lst, from emigration alone. is computed At
10000. 2
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LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
~ DEvoL is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NJ. Steam Engines, upon short notice and at
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindles of ~castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head of water, and with either iron or wood
shalt. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
He also continues to make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand war.
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
md by the best worsmen, and WILDE warranted,
All kinds scfropairing done upon the shortest notice.
lie also keeps con-s.antly on hand, I KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually KEEP: in q Foundry. lie has
completed his front shop, so tscst those who call,
can examine his work.
The known quality Of the work done atthis estab-
lishment iormany years pastisthe best guarantee that
in future, the subscriber w~illlabor to desire the pa
tronage OF the public. He invites examination.
Lancaster, April 26, 1863 g. DEVOL
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G-The Rochester Union states that
there are at this time n~inety-two runs Of
stone In motion OF that city, all engaged In
merchant grinding. They manufacture dali
ly 1000 barrels offiour, for which they take
In 81 900 bushels Of wheat, the total value Of
which Is $4,000. To purchase this st ock,
and operate these mills, over 81 .2oo, 900 are
drawn from the banks every month.
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TEETHi TEETITi TEETHiM

nRs. order h WILLIAMS D~ENTISTS.-oT-
- Tier opposite the Tallmadge House, at tho old
stand. Those having decayed teeth, as we'll as those
who have no teeth, are invited to call, with the as
them and render them useful during life. Artificial
teeth inserted, from one to 0 full set, on gold plates,
and warranted to answer the purpose ofthe natural
organs in the most satisfactory manner. Boing per-
msnently located in Lancaster those having work
done win not incur the risk incidentto tho employ
ment oftransient Dentists. They do not feel dispos-
ed to fill teeth partly with tin foil, and then finish the
plug by inserting alayer Of gold on top, and then
charge the priceofa gold plug, like some profession
al men Of great note and pretensions have been doing
June 10. l8b3--6m6.
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Hos. Tnonas EwIEo.-This gentleman

Hos. THOMAS EwiEo.-This gentleman
is made the object Of the grOssest personal
stlaeksin the C~incinnati CommsrciaL edited
by a Mr. Reid. . man who has very little
notoriety as a gentleman. aud wbOas malice
undoubtedly springs from some personal
matter. Whatever this Mr.. Reid may say
derogAtoty to the character Of the glorious
old eommoner, viii only tend to sink bin
self inthe estimationsOf every pure patriot in
the country. Mr.. Ewing is known at home
and abroad, ssa man Of profound learning
and the purest patriotism, and the ally at
tacks Of such men os the editor Of the Com
msrcialcan only bring Odium on their ao-
thOrs.
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Intcrestina from Chima--Flight of
the EmperOr!--MortaIit on the

New YoRK, Nov. ia letter received
by DR.. Parker, Of the American legation at
Canton. says intelligence had been received
there, that the Emperor had fled to Tarta-
ry, and the insurgent army was within six
days. murch Of Pekin. Prince We Tekin,
the fifth brother of Taon Kwang, was left
In charge Of the Empire. The ship Ameri-
can Union has arrived at this port from Liv-
erpool, she lost five Of her seamen, and Sc
YentY.6ye Of her passengers on the voyage .
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NEW GOODS.


VN7E have now received a large and complete as
w sortment of New 81 Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand of REINAIuND AND Son.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give us . call
We detest hunbEggerg and, besides, our goods once
eramined, recommend themselves. Our stock is full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply. our customers
with almost evory thing heart can wishfor. from an
ounce of Indigo to a hogshead Of Sugar; or from a
gard Of 81 cent Calico to a .fali suit 9f clothes for n.
Of Shoes, Hats, Bonnets. Hose, Ribbons, Parasols,
silks, lawns. ~bareges, do laines, ginghams, calieoes
cloths, cassimeres, S%atinets, tweeds, &c .wetre well
supplied as respects both qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MolasseS, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c. F+d
And we are always supplied with a large and valu-
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made here
At home. on special order, and therefore greatly pre-.
ferablet to that imported from eastern slop-shops.
JrCash and country Produce always taken mex
change forgoods. RElNMUND & MARTIN.
Aoril 30, 1882. d89
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THE GREAT HAT STORE,
Both Wholesale and Retail s

r. Fielding has just received from New York and
Philadelphia, one Of the largest stock Of Hats and
Caps that has ever come to this city ofthe latest i'm
proved styles, embracing every variety Of shapes,
sorts and sizes, consisting Of the latespring styled
Mole akin Hat, unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
Gneness. Also, Young Mems Hats of all kinds
Summer Hats consisting Of Pauama, from - to "a
Pedal and China StrTtc; Braid and Leghorn; Ma
niila aud Palrnieaf Kossuth, hats, both Fur and Wool
Fine Otter and white Beaver for summer, the late
spring style Gssimers Hat, weighing only 4 ounces.
All sorts Of Boys and Children's Fancy Hats, Fur
and Wool, and Straw. Also a few Ladies' late styled
Riding Hats, all Of which will DO sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
May IA, 1853. ROBERT FIELDING.
N B. Country Merchants will do we'll by calling
and examining my stock before buying elsewhere
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

' ME subscriber. having sold his situation. will
y necessarily have to close his business, by The
first Of Decemher. And therefore wishes ali ihose
whe are indebted to him to eAn Immediately, and sol.
tie their a~rcounts.
r. B. MCBRIDE.
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IITJNE gO Iaka.

seeiyed this day at the cheap store Opposite
LOshasfIer's Botell a large variety 81 Fancy droAl
0oods--Buch a. plain Beragea Of all colors and prices
Fig'a iernges o fmuny styles. and cheap. some very
handsome, At only i23 cents = yard.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

TIME Executive COMMITTEES ofthe Fairfield County
Il Agricultural Society will receive propositions
for the FarmNorth Of Lancaster, on Saturday the 9th
of August. For Information asto terms, and quality
ofhnd reserved for fair grounds. enquire Of the UNI
dersigned. JOHN REBER, Pres. IS
J.. G. WEAVER, Sec'y.
Julv 21, 1853. p1 81 ttJ tNrf 3. i-,.
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cUBA.-The British Minister, Mr., cramP-
ton, 1t is stated, denies the truth Of the state
ments relative to the scheme Of Africanis-
ing Cuba; but the Administration is fully
convinced hat England has made a secret
treaty in which the plan IL embraced, or,
what Is the same thing, %conuives at the
scheme,
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q. = CO..

EEP constantly ON hand, White Lead, pure, In
Ia Kegs and dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow Ockre,
prnssian Blue, Red Led, Litharge, Linseed OH. Sperm
Oh, Corn OH, copaI Vernish, coach do, chrome Yell
low. do. Green, Rose Pink, Vermillion, Lamp Black,
Tnyponsne, Lsni pil, Fishp Of, Alcohol Japan VsVnish'
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PRosrkcrs OF OaIo.-The railroad rec
ord estimates that the advance between is6s
and ls53.in the prices received BY the Ohio
farmer, is nearly 80 per cent: Fur instance,
on Woolit is Is cents per POund;on Wheat
90 cents per bushel. on Corn, II cents; on
Rye, 10 cents; on Oats. Is cents; and on
Pork. one cent per pound.
The following is the increase on value Of
the exported products Of Ohio, BY the ad-
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L LUCAS, TURNER 4 CO.
BAN 8,

tAPT. W.T.. SHERMAN, late Of the Army, an
~ nounces to his friends and the public, that he
takes charge Of the Banking House Of Lucas, TUR-
NER & Co. in San Francisco, and that he has made
his residence in that city. where he will give his
collection and payment of debts, selling Exchange
on all parts ofthe world, and the transaction of Rank
ing business in its most general sense.
The great wealth and responsibility Of the menu
bers Of this firm, entitle 1t to the most perfect con.
fdence. sept. 81 1853 dim.
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vance Of prices:
S5.sbo,Ooo
Increase value

On these articles alone, then, the State
receiys near six millions advance on what
she sends abroad. This is an advance of
about l6 per cent on the value Of her ex-
ports-counting the price only at the home
market, which is less than it should be.