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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07
B1GaIo Market.

BUFFALO, July 6.-Market for flour open
ed quite and inactive this morning; 800 bis
at 4,OO@4,O6 for common brands Ohio and
Mich, 4,Is3@4,25 for fancy brands do
Wheat, inquiry only moderate. Tie seer
city Of boats and frmness of freigbts re-
strict sales. Corn in fair request, sales 1900
bu very prime Illinois SIC, $500 bu prime
Toledo at Bic and 1900 bu warm 45c.
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NEw YoRK, July 5.AThe Forth was eel.

New YoRK, July 6.-The Forth was cell
ebrated here in grand style. A number Of
accidents caused by carelessness, occurred.
A riot occurred In the morning, in which
firearms and paving stones were freely used
by the Irish. Many of the police and citi-
zens were seriously injured. The riot was
caused by the running away ofa pair Of
horses, attached to an omnibus. which came
in contact with the Hibernian Co. and broke
their ranks, when they pulled the driver from
his seat and beat him so badly that his life
Is considered in dagger. The rioters were
finally subdued, and So were arrested.
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Jonas Ruffner and Isaac Ruffne

Jonas Ruffner and Isaac Ruffner,) 81
@ Us.
David Tusins & Barbara his wife,\
]. Holiday & Magdalena his wife, In Partition.
Saml Shoots 4 Rabecca his wife,
Jacob Rutfner, John Henthow q } Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles & Emily Plea. 81
his wife & william Crist infant
son of VIM. Crist & Anna his wife
now decd
TTNHE defendants are hereby notified that the petit
TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks office Of
the court OF Common Pleas for the county Aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition be made Of
the following described premises, situated in Fairfield
county, to vii: a part of section No. 91P II Rl7 and
described as follows, Beginning at the S. ", corner of
said sec thence n. 40 four pole chains and 90 links to a
post, thence N. "a degrees E 2 chains and 30 links
to a post, thence N 60 degrees + chains aud 90 links
to a post, thence E Is chains to a post, thence S. A
chains and 90 links to a sycamore, thence Z 3 chains
and % links to a post, thence S. 40 chains and 5D
links to a post, thence W.. 5S chains and 80 links to
the place Of beginning, containing 247 72-i00 acres,
in such manner that s equal undivided 9th parts
thereof be set apart in severalty to the petitioners,
who hold by purchase the interest OF all ofsaid defen.
dants in said lands, except the said WIN. Crist and
that one equal 9th part thereof, be set apart to said
minor defendant Wm. Crist-Apd that said peti ion
will come on to be heard at the next DC ober term o,
said court.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Attorney for petitioners,
June ~, 1853. sew
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For the Gunsmiths.
CITY WARE ROOMS,
ID. X. FISHEI,.

II aving returned to the city and erected large
bui lding in the rear Of the brick house, Oh the
corner Of Broad and Chestnut streets. one square SOUTH
of the Market IHonse, intends manufacturing UPON Y
large scale all the varions articles q
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads and Chairs. Which he wfl keep
always on hand. together with . large sssortmeht q
Cincinnati manufacture Hislong experience in the
business viii enable him TO have manufactured At
home and imported from abroad the very best Of
work, and as he Intends to employ nom bdt the mosf
skiIfui .workmen end. usethe BEST Materials. he lat4
ters himself that he Will give general satisisctioi to
all who may favor him with their custom.
sortment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. ID. X
Lancaster, May Goth. 1853.
N. B.-Repairing done on the shortest notice. and
in the neatest and most workmaAlike manseE.-
Charges reasonable. #E1a
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY

BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY
l,so fTw STORE.
TNHE subscriber has commenced the above bust
Il ness in the room lately occupied by John L. TIT
hill as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
House, where he will deal in, and supply everv thing
in the b sse 49,,
Book, Stationery and Fancy Line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his
large and we'll selected stock, embracing Misce.lane-
Gus, School Books. Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Articles, and every thing pertaining TO his business.
They will find him always on hand, ready and-willing
to supply tieir wants, at prices that cannot fai Ito
give thorough satisfaction, and he trusts that by
prompt att ntion and low prices, he viii receive a
berat patroflge.
May "a, fSl3. BsCoNNELL, Agent.
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/, RUssIG.-Direct advices from Russia
scarcely refer to the important political
moves now being played, Almost the only
piece Of news given is that its.has been tho't
expedient to issue an imperial ukase for
bidding Jewish women in Poland to wear
false hair! An electric telegraph isto be
constructed between Odessa and ST. Peters,
burg and il was expected the construction
ola railroad over the same route wouidspeed-
lily be otdereda iis tsss 5gs 8
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TRLEdRAfHIc fNrELIIorHCr.

Nrw YoHx 5oH-9=we mad 4 fright
.fui storm here last evening, accompanied
by terrific thunder and lightning. and bouses
~gnroofed and demolished. The CrystaI
Palace was flooded with wster, and some Of
the glass broken The new frame building
near the Palace was blown down, kiIli0S
three Of the workmen engaged upon il and
injuring seven others.
A brick building on the North River was
blown down, anda man named Charles
Finn, who was passing, wa crushed 10
death.
The storm was very severe at Williams.
.bur9b. The steeple Of Dr.. McLean's
church (Presbyterian) was blown down,
carrying with Il part Of the roof, and great,
ly damaging the dwelling Of Mr.. johnson,
adjoining. The steeple Of Mr.. Porter's
Dutch Reformed church was also torn OF
aud fell across an adjoining dwelling, Many
other buildings we're damaged, and the loss
Of property Is heavy.
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CLOTHING: CLOTHING!
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, Summer ana Fal,
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
NOW o" HAND At TIE OLD NUIOHIOUB
Checkered Store.

M " are now prepared to elothe the liuing spirii
w Of our cOuatry, The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laborer, not forgetting the prolession-the Law
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman OF
leisure. The Artist aud even down to the most IAN
tastic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the fnr nishing line, from top.to toe. We
cannot possibly mention, in single advertisement
the many articles in our line. But certainly it is an
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that MOTH
ing in the clothing line has ever been offered in this
city that can bsaF the most slant: com parison TO the
quantity and quality of the piles Of clothing we now
lay before you, for your inspection. Every article
in our lineh warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. COULEHAN eco :
Nav ~. f853.
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The Cheap Hardware Store,
~'Enhrss sHrAsra rsas an SFxEn azAswAsn
Hovsn N oHlo. ~ hAsR
ID BoPE has Just roesiVot md now epooiuess
: the Cheap Hardware Syors, > FunalAl 1ssSEf.
All Of which have kr~r r~Trhss~5 iir--1 6~~ -
mana,aeturers and iergign tnporters. i~hespEosas
nave peen purchased Win gfult czro. nd - very
low prises, which will enable him 70 tsks ~ lssd
M me hardwsro Trade IN LAhesstef. Ha noel y
now me larEest ever pFened b LAneastsr. ana sen.
sists IL part q the following;
% Dozsn castcei dfass ssSt6es;
10 . German steel asfti
Brush Seythea;
Is " Assorted Corn seytkes,
Grain Crrdles, with seyfhcEs
- " Hay and Grain RAkes;
10 Z" q 3 and Z tine Forks;
~ " Assorted Shoselg s
10 {" Sickles;
ls6 pair escorted trace chains,
90 Wagon and plow hsiheaf
"a " Breast chains
20 Lock chains;
% Log chains.
Withs variety Of other goods, to which me tttaa-
uon o. farmers is especially directed. for thfy viii
S sb %sl % ssi, on Z BoPs before they purchase elsa
NeNtl 10 order, y. BOPE has provided 3 general as
sortment for the SADDLERS. Of every vavietY Of
FOODS IN tnef line Of business. such ~ Pnd-hoohs,
Terrets, Halter and Breeehinr Rings, Ivory. bass
lined, Silver and Brass Rings, Brass and Silver
Buckles, DC, Of every grade. Gig Harness.. long and
short top Coach Harness do. silver and brass plated
Harness !. = 3 and 4 long spot, and all cveEpleted
sn-g 1I-AA1 push SIX 40, hog slns se,sinE
o.oaiefs Tools OF every aesersPtcns
money bv purehas;ns ,h usss soe tr1"s e6pf. ~
he is determined to sell Ssddery q Hsrd&afs thelp.
err than was ever heard Of before In tIhse part.
And now Tor the BUGGY nj CARRIAGE
BUILDERS; In this lire P. BoPE Of lancaster. can
not be excelied anywhere II the west. He has ON
hand-4O hides Patent Dash Leathtfs
20 pieces Coach Lace,
0V0g Sares nan and PASTE do,
m p;sces IN !. DAmA'A'
90 Pie.eS ss.oTtad al p,,;..,.
q Pieces dssL bi,a ~ -, Go.L
70 49,, ensnsisd ,nnsI;r - 49, III
25 Hides ensmsIed Tssthsr
100 Sets siiver ana brsss psi IN and and b,nd,
With . v,rietv n 90 aoa5s T. ,.Er,- - -
merste. an Of whicb viii RI ola shesn' Viii ~
TO the advantage ofth;s BRANCH or mesbsnies 70 iooI
70 their ;nterestsonca snd e;ve p ROPE . c.il~
there's money to be saved. Is
me CAkfENIEhS are NOT forgotten, Z boIE
mas also Provided Ioi the bone ana SInwe o. the CONN
ny, VINO build our eitles and towns, ana mas on Isna
Tor them-hsnd and F.nneI saws Compass ara back
saws o. p, ot ana Ieet gu, 40, IRON Ano iteSa
aqasn Is,iEg square. y ~ men = y ms.
AuguIS, pest make Jack amootn ana iore fisnes'
FaDon, Moulding &c DO, hatehets and nsmmeres
ir1n ann WOOD braces; Braces and bIS' IRON 70 Z
dolaisi Aloitiee and SocEe,t OhlSeiss aihfAe OF y
seus, % winch could De ADDED Jour score and yen Oh!
er sIueleS IN this Important oraneh Of ino1,t,ycbeett
suhee ITO say vet the carpenters eau on :; Buzz
and ne WIN take pleasure IN showing inem M. gooon
ana sen cheaper IMAM ever-wmeh "pl ~'tonish 'hS
natives
A word to the ShOemakcTs:
p. ROPE has IA hand a fine lot of Roo, Aloroeeol
French Morocco for aides. AvI bIaJes. IsStinv tsoks;
f~tor-S-
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ACCIDENT We learn that two men
were severely injured in Baltimore last eve
ming by the premature discharge Of a can
non which they were loading. One lost an
arm, and it was feared the other had lost
both eyes.
@The Jail at Burlington, VT is empty
its lockups are deserted and the doors
may be thrown open, for there is none to
escape.
Verdict Of the jury-the "Maine Law
did it. ssss
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business Notice.

have this day disposed of 1.-THE Gazette establish
ment 10 TaoMAs s SLAUsHTEa, Esq, All those in
dsbtsd to me for Subscription, Advertising or job
Work, are respectfully sOlicitedt to settle without de-
Law. Until the first Of August nextd subscription &C.
counts aan be paid at the rate oftwo dollars per year
Aferthat time, / viii be compelled to collect at a
heavy expense and shall necessarily be under the
neesssity Of charging the highest terms. give am
pie time, however, for settlement, and would much
prefer that those indebted would pay their accounts
under tho first offer. GEORGE WEAVER.
Mag s. 1859.
1 NJ B. In my Ebssnee, accounts can Oe settled at
the Office. s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

A. o. p. Nicholson, the old friend oil
Gen.. Cas-, is already writing for the Wash
ington Union, and will soon be its response
bic editor. r.
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TIE GREAT HAT STORE, n
Both Wholesale and Retail. =

R. Fielding has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia, one Of the largest stock Of Uats and
Caps that has ever come to this city Of the latest i'm
proved styles, embracing every variety or snaps,
sorss and sizes, consisting Of the late spring STYLED
Molc skin Hat, Unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
fnensss. Also, Young MEMS Hats Of all kinds =
summer Hats consisting Of Panama, from 81 10 e.;
Pedal and China StrGiC; D.. aid and Legh0Tn; Ma
Mia and PaIHisaf KossHfh hats. both Fur and Wool,
Fine Otter and white Beaver tor summer, the late
spring style Csssimer Hat, weighing only 4 ounces.
All Eorta ofBoy's and Childrens Fancy Hats, Fur
and Wori, and Straw. Also a few Ladies late STYLED
Riding Hats. all Of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
Nay IA, 1888. ROBEH FIELDING.
NIB Country Merchants will do well by calling
and examining my stock before buying elsewhere
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ron ArToRsEr eEnERsL.
WILLIAM H.. GIBSON
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

LAKE. SUPEBfoR CoPPEB.-Last week, the
propeller Globe delivered another large
cargo or Lake Superior copper ut Detroit,
127 tons weight in.:gross, some Of the masses
weighing 1000 pounds pure copper, and the
whole averaging more than rs. per cent
The Detroit Tribune estimates the current
weekly value Of the receipts from the Lake
Superior region at $1,000 and 1t assumes
Shatthe copper resources Of Michigan have
scarcely begun tobe developed.
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are perfectly "dumb' enc And the sstu'e Courier.
surpafsing Chillingworh 10 reasoning If compelled to
draw lis argument TO prove IL ssr OF coalition from
the fact that openly. decidedly. and with all our
power urge the democratic party 10 oppose y, and 10
nominate none but democrats friendly 10 the national
de noe ratio admins rainn for Office and 10 vote Tor no
candidates. but such For tits the eooiloniss tenonnce
us as wishing to aid the wings by opposing eoahon,
while the kesn-eyed Boston Courier discovers IN y co
aion plot OF sufficient potency 10 upset 'reephg
Toms" chowder pot. and make Henry wilson cow
sTnor -,
The Courier says: .The Post does not deny he charge
made sgainst Il, because IL dares net ceny H. ihs
charge OF being in favor OF coalition, made Dy pe
Courier is what we dare not deny! There rs no ne
cessty for denying il. II is 80 absurd iha' ohy Dino
maligny or gross stupidity would utter IT, oucn pal.'y
excies but mirlh at the lmpoent mar
ice or the soft simplicity which could give y u,'e,ahoe
The Courier accuses US Of being custom mouse ON
GER great crime this! But great as y Is, we nave
no doubt our hilanthropc neghbor would mol oeJet 10
take ,his portion OF our guilt upon his own shoulders
Indeed om his Fals,sf swagger about What ne mas
done and what he intends 10 do we should hardly be
m.tified in doubling his ability TO do anything mat q
brcps politician was capable OF ac-
coupshng We hope he will fulfil his valiant pledges ;
Thai lie may achieve fame equal TO Prince Hars ia'
companon and not failing, turn his fangs upon MS IN
nocent vals, and die like the scorpion. from his own
venom 4H ea ~ ~
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cent 80 chascel belonging TO the governments
Earope has resulted from tbs occult nnnence OF oaoi
net " hose plans snd whose immortality were alike above
and beneath their conception.
lille for Russls vital question 10 pe,se1 the action
of the United States Is there aere also iot them sial
question for the stake the project OF universal DO
minon for the other internal liberty. The means tha,
viii be employed by Russia being secret and pehdious II
successful change ia tact and the constitution o.
The Union. substituting ecresy and perhdy Tor pubNeiS
and responsibility Let them be confident either In
their acueness in their They have seen
what has befaol ancen and loiy monarchy. great
and powerful public Distance Is protection again',
invasion of the spirit snd infection of the mind nor
the United States escape the fate of England and Of
France except by guarding against the revealed secret
oftbeI decline" aqfs 5est ul
The earnesness with which the Advertiser urges that
moi only should the Russian diplomacy be confined
written communications, but that those commando ions
should be made known TO other body Than the
ecu,ve branch OF the government. shows, Of course
that journals Ignorance Of The nature OF institutions
and Of The character and responsibility OF public
men; but, the time, The very exavsgance OF It's
warning indicates the depth and the reality Of its appre-
| tensions 1890. gasr 4tsaa#@
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Daniel 8. Dickinson.

In recent is.ne of the Washingtoi Union an article
Appeared in which, the astonishmcnt Of the county
an attempt was made dsparage the public conuc OF
Daniel S. Dickinson. Rich Eng. f, fe@
If the author OF The article in the Richmond Enquirer,
from which the foregoing is extract, will publish the
article from the Washington Union referred to- his read
ers will have no difficulty in determining which OF the
two expresses the strongest confidence in Governor
Dckinsons orthodoxy the slavery question: II will
also show his readers how strangely expression Of
unabaled confidence in that orthodoxy is construed into
an attack upon that distinguished statesman. Il will
probably also suggest the suspicion that The writer is
incapable OF doing Justice to the Washington Union and
render it unnecessary for repe the msrerresen,a-
tons of our purpose in which the writer INDUCES
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say how far the noble OF harmonious
ton in the democratic ranks pending the and
down to IFS contamination. went TO the result.
Who among the who assiduously scatter
ing the seeds OF discussion Implanted OF JraiiSation
thsn-who raised the note of warning that there
traitors 10 the fold-who among these now encour.
aging distrac on but then lew OF them candidates
for office. had the honesty TO say We gisd 90 "sea
yoa the husiiags VOC make speeches tsih ysu upon is
same riufrm; but q isproperfsr youto understand that
whs Tie skcon |, intend 10 deny the bvossh Sod
ard dsnounes you as unwsrthy Of confidence Thorkh
mig ht have proved fatal in the contest, such course
would al least have been redeemed by something like
manhood .HHa ~. I
Is the democracy TO proclaim part OF its creed
that il acknowledges aonement OF repentance and ad-
ms OF no spirit OF concession like that in which the
constitution had it's ongin II not difference in
principle that for the first three four days divided
frsnds at Baltimore; is net difference IF spnion that
open's d,sensions now il the personal prejudces,
paaies animosilies, individual hopes, contests among
leaders and their friends for present supremacy Every
intelligent man knows il, and knows at the time
that these were contests in which the felt bat
little interest Did not the three leading candidates main
tain idencaly The same fundamental principles there
ayowed In what respect did the noble. patriotic man
OF genius the gallant soldier General Cass differ from
his equally able and patriotic competitors MIR Buchanan
and Mr. Douglasl Personal hopes and purposes among
excited friends and interested adherens, have be-
fore remarked and questions involving principle,
defeated each and all OF them, while they were
then severaIly struggling there, as they are now,
to bury anmosties and heal The divisions which dis
asrousy overthrow in ls4s Our defeat in that cleo
tion it is bat as to say not the result OF want Of
any personal political popularity on the part OF oaI
candidate He enjoyed both in an eminent degree BY
him both had been noby earned His friends entered the
contest 80 FAR as he concerned with unsurpassed
inherent advantages They could point with truth and
pride to his eminent civil services his genius and attain
ments and in addition, TO his devotion TO his country
during the war OF 1872 in the darkest period OF our his
tory He was defeated BY faction, and inst such IN
unsuitable faction is arrayng itself against ths
preeen, administration tits just matter Of congratula
ton that The fac,ionisis derive counenance for he
movements from such men az Case, buchanan. al,
Douglas 'a 7i
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, aue.,onesr..

EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL niiure at auctonOn Tuesday the 20h Instant
At the od Capitol the residence 81 Mos H 10 o'ciock NJ
a large and excellent assortment ~ furniture,
Mahogany hair vans parof, and rocking chair.
DO dressing and other tafcaus, sideboaff.
DO dining, breakfast, card, and eentrs tables
DO marhe-op ceutre, side, and sofa tables
N DO wsrdroses wash, light snd Ohrr stands
DO bookcases, secretaries book side table.
DO writing dress tables tsspoy-
Do high and low post bod ssds, criot and lounges
CIT frame pier, mnnsi and Other glasses
Girandoles SOLAR hail. and other supe
Mrnici clock, AM flowers
China, glass; and crockcry
i'ons'ouo white dinner glass dscsnt-fs tu0bcr
goblet wine glasscs
hinrl- high and low r,st bedsi esd. wararohes
Io Wristbands, cane, wood seat, hnd rocking che
Kitchen, writing, sna other pine tabi-sy
Pine silver plated coffee and and cssors
rs fine feather beds Rsd bedding, hair
large lot of I'm, afiiznais and
3-piy tagrain p"ssag and strp carpets, hearth
Dicotn mnuing, window curtains and blinds
Brass nndirops, shovel and and Tenders
Hefreerators safes, onphosris, chests
Cooking. radiators, .piats and IS Franklin stoves
Also, good assortment kitchen requisites
Terms under, cash. vs. and cot
eednT so0, RRd montbs 500, two Tour and r
on' credit Cor satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest,
irou day Of sale.
s... GREEN SCOTT,
sepN-dtd Aoouon.ers
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lHr pRtsiDrscy AT PRINCETON. The board Of lrus
tees OF the College Of New Jersey a, Princeton whic
met Yesterday 10 elect president TO succeed the Rev
DR.. Carnahan did not 90 into IN election, exp,c
ed they would The names Suggested were Pro'e,sa
Joseph Henry. Of The Smithsonian Institute. formerly
professor oil Natural Philosophy in the iospiion. Dr..
Mclean, the present vice president Dr. James w Al,v
ander, formerly professor Of B.iles Lqtlres La
ard Rev. Or Magic, OF Eizabeihtown. letter deoin,
ing the appointment was receive from Professor HenB
Drs. Alexander and Nlegie who members OF ibs
toard, also declined, the former rerem,,oriy hu the
board would not entertain the jecna,ion Of Df Magip
We understand thai number OF members OF the boai
had fixed their minis upon the appointment OF Professor
Henry, and that be destination probably the csuss
OF po'iponenen, OF toe election l soms future meet
ing, and Dr. CANADIAN induced. by request Of ths
board 10 Continue another year. unless successor shall
be sooner appointed f.ss
Afeel'as highly gratifying 10 Dr. Csrpaban's frienas
was manifested By The students who, upon hearing that
he bat consented remain gave three hearty sseer- ior
the Odd Boss "--Nsra,k Dolly Advuts.r.
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The Albany Register. Wing paper. While differing
from the Governor on matter discussed in its columns.
ssys: We respect Governor Ssy mour hgh-mnd,d,
honorable gentleman as far removed from the possibility
OF doing dishonorable corrupt any cliy.s can
be; and were we TO cay insnuale anything rejecting
upon his psfsoosi parity official Integrity we should
regard ourself a. the slandersr OF an honest man"
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ny !. q. MCGUIRE, Aac,ien~.r.

GALE OF VALUABLE LoTE-Tire from the United States
- IN. 81 Saint vnc~nts Orphan Asylum OF this
having determined provide ample establishment for the
edncAon
sell the following lots IN this city being portion Of those granted
Conrrcs. towards providing for this object viz;
Lon. and 10, IN square No. 10 t..#
Lots ~, 10, and %, in square No. 1877
Lots 10, ~, II, md ", IN square No. al
Lots II, IA, and 49, In square No. AL
third residue payments
and eighteen months with interest.
Or roemu, OF 10Th
st O'clock Tuesday
BY order OF the Trustees.
J. G. MeGuIRE,
e-dts Auctioneer.