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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

impression than the most beautiful prospect without E,
and moving objects.
The Greek poet who speaks Of the pleasure aof -.
ling upon the shore and seeing ships tossed BY ths
battle below II he had lived in day woad "a -
have added the view Of steam locomotives with hs;. -
,rnins of GERS tearing along their way with furious S
But 10 those engaged in grsver syocs,ior. in H. ).
building across the way from the Hotel their fierce t
OF noises is any thing but welcome. The Coat Hoss
envircned two sdes by an iron crcunvalston q ri
wsy along which the iery engines are driven with -,
shTieks and confused noise more deafcrng than A A.
clsInor with which ancient cstapults wore moved ~
n.sal, OF beseiged town. The arguments Of eoas<. -
offen rudely interrupted by this gro'esque aernas. y
s,rsrc. sounds and DO. merely during the brief - =
,bat might suffice for these dturbeTs Of Judicial ort
uass by-but the depot being near where il Is nse..
for many trains 10 change uhou TO-, me slosx &
make vay for the faster or meeiinS trans TO piss "a
other there ia prancing forward AM back fr "a
Siderable tine together. II Is no' L''ie singular 81
this desecraon of the sarine Of IeNH has been nail
in oeu violation of the laws tina, are there adminst,I
1bs very ground upon which the rail. are laid .sks
possession OF ths; purp0se without censs AID trs
has been, understand, recovery by the saperin1
OF the Count, 10 eecnen suit by virtue whereofas,
u-ht az suy time expel the inirudes but no further ur
ceediugs have been taken
Court week Is Of course busy time. There nov
true, the prestige of Judges aod COUNSEL ha As
once was when the Judges Of the old supreme Cut ia
yeled through all the counties attended by an array Il.
tipgui,hed counsel from various parts OF tho Stale bat
there probably more satisfaction 10 htiant parties uair
the nr..tnt system By which their be tried "a
,c,s nstient ieberston But the protrac'ed mote Al
tyia which has now become usual has it, evil The vs,t
of dpstcL makes il expensive 70 those who have val
tser turn and 10 have their wnoses IN sttenisncc a
ss term as sometimes happens before their esa
reached
IpSro Johnson who holds the Court is one OF the iss
whose election hs. done credit ~ the experiment, aoy
bsirc made under the Constitution g. 10 the mode
cov.tutpe Judges IL might BE indicate 20 say noC
than this The Seventh D.tict sas ceraisy set g,el
example in the selection for Judicial Offices which ihn
he hersd NAV have some influence by contrast ssns
other Districts which DO not deem il necessary to
tion Arb
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CANANDAIGUA.
{ The n. Z. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N. 7. Tribune
CAgANDAIGUA Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1854.
Ny earliest recolections Of this place bring TO my mind
the quiet sstensss Of its old families and the tasteful lax
uTy Of wealth without ambitious o.tentstion 1t might
have been justly termed the Athen. Of the West II Attic
elegance ard ancestral dignity would have been sufficient
title but the Ahenisn spirit Of enterprise not there
wealth ard family distinction suficed for the qualification
of the pride of It's ctzens-ths hustle of business the
eager pursuit Of trade had charms for them Yet there
were not wanting professional celebrity and literary cult
walton There names associated with Cansndaiyas
which belong 10 national history conspicuous among
which those Of Gideon Granger Of the older czsns
who has been many years deceased ssd John C. Spen
GER who though the junior Of the former is now enc Of
very few VI the dis Dguished men Of early period who
still survive Dudley Marvin and Mark II Sibey both
deceased viii be remembered among the celebrities Of the
place OF others who are still living it would perhaps be
To one who has seen Csnandaigus many years
back there would be on reyisiting il now an
agreeable surprise at the unchanged appearance
OF the old family mansions. Many Of them have
still the same exterior and the old sDpursenaaces-
bearing a look of some antiquity yet not dlspidaod
Such the old residences Of Judge Howell Mr. Gran
ger Spencer and Others but while these are unchanged
some buildings have been erected in which much ar
ohectursl aste has been displayed and which give SONS,
Thing Of modern aspect to the town which otherwise
would appear sniiquated.
hr. Greigsis costly and beautiful structure and tho
ground. adjoining correspond In costlnes and good taste
The CsEands Hotel must be omitted in tho snu
meTsnon OF the notabilties OF the place. The building
Is one Of the most spacious airy and pleasant that is any
where TO be found and the general arrangement stye
which is furnished, and msde Of entertainment may
challenge ecmpaIizoa with the best OF our metropolitan
hotels There is ia true less Of sssntaon aad need
less expense in the furniture Of the psors and sose few
lodging apartments than may be found in some of the ho-
sis New York but nowhere, venture to say, IS the
general comfort OF guests bstter provided for in this
hotel should think il would be fine resort.
commands pleasing view OF the lake stretching ssa,h
ward and OF the surrounding country In summer too,
The village must show to great advantage with its spacious
gardens and sbunsant shr1bbeTy.
Bun there things OF which few travellers need be in
formed Il may be Bought By drawback that tho
railroad nearthe hotel and il is somewhat annoying
to lear the hdeeus whistle OF the pipes end ain of
TIE cars at ell hours Of the day But tho other hand
such On animated scene right under your window Is not
without enjoyment Nature 10 motion makes more lively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
MIcHGAs-The Free-Soi party met in Convention
j ack son and made the fnlloMfa1 nzminafia

MIcHIGAs.-The FreeSoil party met in Convention
Jackson and made the following nsminatisnsi 49,.
Nathan Piece Of Cshsss fer Phileta. nssss
sif1 81 S::s e. H ks" K, c. q
PIS o ss Il 10
sis. Holmes Of Wayne for nsms. Of sosra Eise
Troe-soleI. VI ~''''' '' "s N-' NV
GEoRerA.-The Legislature edjourned on the l7th NJ,
eiier adopting S25 acts private and public E ~
kogeruk FEDERAL Union gives the following OF ~"
Counties organized by the Legfiature
Farni. fos Union end Gme sea, onsr cad cs.,s
Chsitshsochee from Mu,ssee sn4 Marion ssehafsos rom
s,' |a o MT T, sa' ,sd hs Dsrtsr ss tss
Tsa Irwia Sneh and Ware HasBe rss cs~lsn hAs'' '~
DEsTRUcTIyE PIRE IN CIScISsArI-Abcut IL O'CLOCK
last night fire broke in b. H. Heakins fancy sors
the north side Of Fourth st., between Nan ana oycs
The flames communicated 10 the rooms above -
cuped by Mr. John eyer As furniture wareroOEs, anf
the store the east occupied BY n Pslrson as p'n
odical depot The establishment OF mr Gsyer was 9ns
the most extensive ia the city and his loss will be yy
heavy rot lees probably than $4,000 or sl5O1O VINCE
Is partially insured The largo FIVE stsFy brick baii,s
on the west also occupied BY Mr. Geyer, was ensnsy
DESTROYED This is the second time Nj. Geyer mas oeos
burnt out within the last eighteen months.
Owing to the Iateness Of the hour, it impossible
ascertan the losses of Messrs Meakings and Psa,ca
The buildings were owned by Messrs. Geyer and r. nv
Alrip and were partially insured -
Adjoining Mr.. Geyers, the west, a small en1
building occupied by Mr.. Joseph Pickering as isncy
store Is iOss wiz be about 5000. The entire loes
the FIRE will not fall far short Of $4,000
The FIRE department were on the ground carry Fl
worked nObly 10 save the surrounding builSngs Az y
o'clock this merning they were sill hard a. WI
although the flames confined 10 toe houses n
above. lCneanad Enquirer, FEB -
The MARTHA WAsmsGToS cAsE-ATrea o. rae - -.
ties fer MuTder and ArsoH.-The great hatths .~a.s
ton that has Tor 60 long period absorbed ss
ton OF the entire country, is not eadsd YESTERDAY
ire considerable excitement prevailed throognous -
mon lie arnorDosnept thst the seadants IN the es.
fIiracy case lad been azrcstsl apon reqg soh "a
he Governor Of Arkansas, chorgirg them Win afs'
murder, aud the repor proved 20 DC HuT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
RECOuECTIONS OF THE CsURT OF
RUSSIA. =. No. H.
BY An r1-oHAxrLsIIs OF The EMPEROR
TIE Gar NICOLAS


The Emperor NiehoAs born July eth 1925, is now fifty
seven Year, of age Tall in stature imposing in nies and
endowed with uncommon beauty Of face he hss what Is
esusd Ls PiyHgue De r6tke figure fer his part He
is truly the e,srch IN his appearance HIS gait which is
heavy ard rs,her stiff certainly IS wanting in grace bu:
denotes strength and pswsr bis Smile Is vinaiag hs
voice su.rous and pleasant His features regular and
combine to fern face uodsl o. beauty Of tie German
type HI. eyes alone which ars large and Prlnest have
something sinister in their expression, and when looks
full and steadily into them al the charm Of ais beauty dis
appears sober in his tlses moderate in his passions aud
desTous Of enforcing military discipline by the power OF
Lis eHr eXsD.Ie be sleeps urcn camp he'd sais mrtsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
THE CANAL VOrE-[0Eeiall

We give below Official returns from fifty eight Of "
kfy nine Counties in the State The majority in fsyord
The proposed amendment to the Constitution Is l9set
which VIII be reduced to about $4,000 by the vote Il
Gilman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

Tows MEErISGs-Schoharie-- - The following Supervsod
were chosen at the late election.
WINGS. Dem.
Blenheim-Jobp bseley. Tipsyanrs-Ioraee ID Phspa
Guca.-R. w, Rulifson. FBfOa-John spckerma.
PieIn oHdrtpe-- De GRAF HddisbH,gh-Ed yard Pistv.
Sohokeyis-Albnss Hess SeDagd-M. r. Handy.
StIr1n-A DenoyelIsA
Bysom.- Ogden Benjamin Ssmmn-D.sd L alder
Cethas- Cbsnscey Grovenor. Wright John HantsE
COblsskiR-D Daniel Skater C5nsstDe Not heard from
JFeson-Not heard from.
CkGpfduque Below is the result OF the Town Elections
held in this County the 2lst Ear as sscertaned'
Wines WHTe
irkSr+ght-Leyi s.lswis Portland Timothy Jses's-
Burit-Thesen PalEster Ripley
Ch0utaUguf-Dayie Woods ShsyfdIa- Ednund aeSh
ChMU- Stephen w. Steward. SAey,ssn-B. J. Cefin.
ELeyy- Ira Haiklsl DEa
Ilie,tf- Tepry Baker Cayyou-wm " r. Fentss
French Crsek Nehemiah Royce Chs,iofs-John Edsos.
Palmer. HansUey-tiirsD Smith.
Harmony John Steward. Sodtoa-Georgs Harrison.
hGnt0ne-Ezbi KiddeT. WesNdd-Joshus . blbcock
PomGet-Birau, Smith
Cherry Greek Engos Nina Poland and ylenovs 10 b ssd
from.
SteuIen Tho Board stands Is Wings TO II HG4F
and Softs" Last year the Board stood - Whigsn 10
Democrats:
WIG. DEM
1dasoH- Geo W. Carr. 1,oeo-H n Boutsn
Campbell olomsn j Teopls. Bah-Psul q Cook Hard
(onvon-PeieT Chsse, Bya0ford-John 5ybolt hafd
C0hhoeton-C. J McDswell Catoa-C hinier
CeyHing-Jobn Msynsra Gye-nrood-John Davis Hard
CoHsts-wm q. Jones HoVays-Anse House, Hard.
DorHiAeyoel arlington. IhIrfirRis-E. Cook:
Ervfn-sssH mel Ervis HoynaLstil s-Wn BENEFIT hu&
Hoynby-f. W Morrow. LtRdisy- Samuel Heckaft h<fe
JssTo-Jssse BsIts fyathbyygh-yoseph Lsss !.
O7once-A Neweomb 1yorpsbuygh-Willsn reHefc'f.
Puitney-Jsssh Dunlap u,5aaa -mords Brown
Ityoae-GsoIss Clsrf Wast.e-Ansor Williams.
Weyiand-yM Psichis. WAsasy-o. Tbompson.
WoodhuA-lsa Arnold. Wst U.0s-W. Sherman
ThVy.ton-John Royce
E>adtB1-E &. Andrus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
(r,Eastings' Compound Syrup OfNaI 'ha.

IA POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, E
II cline. Asthma aud all Diseases ol the Che.t and
ngs single bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
sal regular practitioners laced consunltionar cugst
ncuabe diseases; and such, the hospitals It all
hies declined ito receive patients persons all 'cted
Nth it, Happily however. a discovery has been 7 ade
khch dsarms Consumption of its tsrrors, by scins
entirely under our contr'l. For the truth oi all we
ay We refer to any Of the most eminent Physicians OF
! 3In.p!a in America and Europe. whn now, II rough
q aii Of DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP rec"gnIze
Insump as durable. and dali, rejoice in tie return
irg health and strength of those for whom eieie its
s)very, tn could have expected even hofed Tor
cco hut tie grave. 1t is, in fnct, the only !rrpara-
On known to have succeed in arrest ie for
fatinn OF uberces in the Lungs in revr sins those
raliy formed. For asthma. Coughs Niclt Sssms,
kpiiqg of Blood, Difficulty ofBreath'ag, IN StnRese
b - Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA Sf.tUP, toy at
- tppling with the root Of the disease stqDIs be-
fs u known lies; and operations in all cases
speedy that patients begin to feel its beneficial ct
er' 'lon after TIE first secoI dose.
Y might ill a volume with certificates, bu we slmp-
t'ttor single trial of this medicine, !or we are CON
tent that there is person suffering from any d'eaSe
\ II lungs bnt will find immediate benefit and spec
4 c1re from it. use
~ For sale in Lynchburg at the Proprietors nrceS,
aoesalc ana retail by d r. LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY & co.
9ac l2 lSr6mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
AZ MORNING, MAY "a, 1854.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
ssfIk Change of Schedule. .lffft
Spring and summer ri,ngcmcnt,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk


JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
IN 1900 foHs BBriAea, Commanded hy Cap,ait.
~ Ctvond yand Ski ner
The jamestown will leave Rich uond every Tuesday uf
tcrnonn at o'clock And Roanoke every Saturday
i.ofnng NJ o'clock. Tor New York viz oriulk
Returning they will leave New III for Richmond.
every Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
stopping n few hours each way Norfolk
Passage 10 New York including neals aud State
=, 'pon e.'ommodaln',ohN.. .----..--.--.... sle
htctfhee hssnee only
Chnrge To Norfolk the same IA by River Boats.
Merchants and Travellers will find this no OF the most
speedy and comfortable between New York and
Rt hnend. fossago and fare only sl0, Steesage pus
snge only 50.
LuDLAM Il WATSON,
np,3ts RehmSsl Vn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
iIud's GOlden alloss for the Hair.

III MONb the many preparations FOR the growth of TIE
a Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
/ a'on' will be given why it is so universally used and
lreierred y all.oilers:
is because il has proven the most efectua in Ba j.
1' 2ni' Because it imparts beautiful dark gloss
\ aeIightia perfume the Hair. 3rd, Because the
i'e'' with hns discrimination which they all possess
-.aye adopredt it,
Many Other reasons could be given why it is great
h.
"cE-22 certs in large bottles.
oF 'ehy Druggists and Siorekeepers everywhere.
VIC. IiURD, ropretor,
3nl Broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
TERMS.

-. "a published daily at 60, and semi.weekly q,
VIRGIN Asnre No subscription Is taken for shorter
lnnun 10 nths aud paper Is discontinued except at
sn six mohan haietors until all arrearages shall have
II ,,rSrs are inserted for 80 cents per square lor
nsr." and mol mtas f's % or ffr5y tas s It
4 line nuinia, .t.red out. and charged accordingly.
nabhshed a s are.-for the privilege of two squares,
t.4 i. :s%ss lss5 s' W $50 a7s45 ysa;
inner iuril d To eoniue his advertising % his par.
er will be snl If he exceed the space stipulated for,
l no Of pu1i, 1ii,sttbly for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

MON STEAMSHIPS c0MPANN'S
~ Lane OF SrEAMESR-fOR PulLADEL-
PlllA, VIA NORFOLK The steamerrs t~sa-s "A
Virgina. Captain David Teal At.-s3zasssl5-
nnsyyano, Captain James Baymore, strumer lily OF
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchell. One nf these splendid
steamers will lenve Richmond for rhilnd lpha every
Monday and fhursdoy ul high wnter. touching ut Cy
Point and Norfolk to Give f.eieht nnd passengers
Returning, lcnYe Philndelp in every " cdnesaay aud
Saturday, nt 10 o'clock, a. NJ arriving nt Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning on which da,s
they will di.cl arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built cxpressly for
this line, and every cxeron has been made to eomhne
strength and speed, They provided with Fran is
Pacnt Metallic Lie Bont-,' set frst rlto ,nhas urd
every attention IS paid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort of passeng and the protection oi goods
FARE REDUCED;
Passage 10 New York Isl cabin aud found ...... $S
4" Philadelphia ." .....6
g " 2ud cntn and not found .......i 4
Passenger for New York weuld consult their interest
by tiking this route; for independent ut heing the
cheapest and aiest, il is by f,r the pleasant
Tofnecon-ts shipping 10 Ptsburg can he scaoinmoda
ted by this line, have entered into unangenent.
Ia forward good. through with ,spat h.
For freight passuPe npply
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On tie Dock
+. S.-A goods by this ne from Phlodephin viii
be discharged on Tuesdays md Saturdays nnd nft,r
they are delivered on The wharf shall be oonsidtred by
the Company the risk of the owners
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

NOR aRERE-A Negro Girl the bannce of the
II year. an excellent washer and ironcr and accuStom.
ed to hon.e work. ECHOLS d PRYOR
A,nlv to Samurl pryor apl Ii ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
PHILIP w. PAYNE,
In. - .HsHnV ~ Gs.EubIa n 6.nnR !

PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy N staple ID yG0od>,
NJ AIN Street Lynohburg Virsinia, corner Store @
vi Cmie's new building, fo mrrly known Kyle :
hees leave call the attenting of his friends aud
tie public his large and desirable stock of Spring an
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept
the Ify goods line, which will he offered IN term,
which cannot ah please all who may want good
good, at low pices. Has friends aud the public are
nestIy reques ed call and examine his Stock N
afford him very much pleasure to exhibitit
an l9-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
No IfUmbug.

COEsN PLASTER.-Tb This Plaster is WAR
~ RANTED to cure the worst Corn. Prepared
and sold only at ID. X. LYMAN
ppI l2-ts Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
Spring Fashions for 1854.
fN STITZER fs
- Has received and in store his Sping style -
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.

comprising Bcebce's New York style which S most
beauliful-also, Oakford's young mems Phladel ,he
style. fat brim-which is unsurpassed by any hat yet of
eI ed or the inspection of this market Tog her with
the Baltimore siye,cur brim-which is very hand, one.
Besides large ofa the various sly les and
qualities of Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade:
10 which he earnestly calls the ention of his
friends and and he public to give linn call,
as be is now prepared Offer greater inducements
buyers than any like esabli hmen in the CITY, both at
wholesale and retail All kinds of bats made order.
at tire shortest oiee Customers hats dressed over 70
half price Call at tie sign of the Blue Hat bargains
mar 3dts WM SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
'fW PHYSICIANS.

AMlLY GROCERY Just received. IN !
H. TOR 'aIe pretty lot Ct family bacon. the hams ot
tfG 'e small and very nice, also, large and ha'
Pr6 rum al and beautiful art,le OF Coffee Sugar
M "'y hrorery is e5n,tsnty supplied with fresh
ul \, "ry'd hHit, good Chrc>e nice; Lgrd fne Syrup
n,a,.' ,", S'eS Honey, Nc and all things requisite to
rss,r' IN regnlal fumily grocery
~ ,' nb We Htices wi be sold cheap for cn>f.
s"f 10 - J II. SOLOMON.
,I. - h-Tne DYING BUSINESS j. .tiIl carried on in
~ -r-nrj'"@ ttihe old -tanI ]. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
Insurance Company of the Valley In Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000. 600

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uIs
as fair terms, as in any others OF equal responsi
bility, by application
p. y. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynehburg,
L ! LIZ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
LADY'S NEW FASHION BOOK.

nN the Is # every month l. published, price %
W cents, F ,ank lies L Lrdie 5 Gazette OF Paris,
Lo ,don AMI New York Fashions, containing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest St les of Ladies' aud Child ems
Hats Caps, Dresses, Mantilas &c full size Paper.
Pattern Of a Mantia large Sheet ofi'attern~, and d
scrrpon of Crochet w rk Articles Relieve Leathe
Work Velvet Paintings, &c, Entertaining Litrar
Natter Tales &C., Novelette, by Mrs Ann Stephens.
Also-Each Part contains New Song or Piece al Nh.
sic Arrangements have been competed in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will appe in this Work
ore menh before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer
Part l. was issued January lst, 1854 and has been
reprDted six dirrent times in order meet the demand
All the back numbers be obta ned The coorcd
Plate is alone worth moe money than is charged for
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
M /, b, far the best Fashion Book issued in this
trv Wecor,lialy recommend it.'-N Y Daay 7imrs.
Take she highest rank ,ng all journals of it" class
A. Y TriIuac "Ths is a uperb work. B. Tran
scg;DtIt is the best record Of the Fashion no" pub.
lisbed y Sunday Times, PhilodeLphia.-"lt contains
ali tbe newest Fashiona and colored Plate OF great
beauty" y."-H0me J0arn0L
One COPY. ne year SO; twa do. sj four do SO One
copv o thc Gazette and copy of laffess Putnam
mr. Grsh,m's Magazine, yenr, So
Aire M 6 i'm street, New YORK., and for sale by
ali booksellers inthe United STATE, and Canadas.
apl l9d3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
SPECIAL ORDINANCE

Providing for the grading and paving of certain un-
paved portions of the sidewalks on both sides OF
Second and Columbus Street, and fol the excAya-
tion and paving Of the cutters fronting certain nor
lions Of the sidewalks on said Second and Column
bus Street, North OF Main.
CtkC l. Bait ordained by me City Council oftks CitV
Of Lancaster, That those certain unpayo cd portions
Of the side the East side Of second and Co.
lumbus Street, North of Main Street, on lots
Nos. o., S62 3G3 1854, and the lots land owned by
Elizabeth Boyle and part No CO. the part OF
lot No IT, and those certain portions OF the
sidewalk the eat side ofsaid Second and Column
bus Street, fronting on tho lots or land owned BY
Thomas Reed and on lots Nos 367 36e, 360 and ali
other unpaVed portions Of the sidewalks on oithcP
aide OF said Second and Columbus Street, between
Main Street and Mill Street. be graded and paved with
good paving brick upon bed OF clean coarse sand At
least inches deep, In such TO make such
portions when paved, conform TO the already paved
and finished portions of the side walks on said Street
SEC. 2. ThAtthose certain unpaVed portions OF the
gutter the East side OF Second d Columbus Street,
North Of Main Street, namely those portions fronting
3G4 and those unpaVed portions OF the gutter tho
West side OF Second aia Columbus Street, North OF
Main, namely: those portions fronting the side al
In front OF lots Nos IL no. 49, 1857 36s 389 and ali
other unpaved portions Of the Ruors fronting lots, in
font OF the sidewalks either side OF said Second and
Columbus Street. between Main Street and MIL Street.
he suitably ercavated andpaved with good hard boud-
er stone In such manncr TO conform with the al
roady finished portion ME cutters on either side OF
snid street.
sEc ,. That tho cost and expenses of said improve
men be ascertaned and assessed, charges against
the ownors tho lots and the lots land 'front.'
Ing said improvements according to the provisions
tho general ordinance OF said city council relating
thoreto passed. September 10, 1854 and that the same
be urh assessed and determined and collected ac-
cordng TO the 30h and ofthe Act to pro-
vide for the organization Of cities and
villages" passed Maya 1852. The said city council
declaring said Improvement necessary and two thirds
Of the members OF said council concurng in this ord-
nance. CHARLES DRESBACH, President C. C.
Attest-f. YouNs, CITY CLERK pro tem.
! SeptomboT 81, 1S54-3w30