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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

LANDS IN KANSAS n NEBRAskA.-The
Commissioner Of the Land Office, Mr..
MAEYPESET, has written a letter TO the st.
Louis Pilot denying the statement made
by the Missouri Democrat that the late
treaty with the Indians Of Kansas and Ne
braska have all been so iramedas toprevent
poor men from settling the country, &C.,
that all lands are to be put up for sale to
the highest bidder, and thus the right Of
presumption is to be denied to actual set
tiers, He says
All the treaties concluded Miththe tribes
North of the Kansas river have been rati-
fed by the Senate, and embrace the Oma-
kas, 0ttoes and Missouris. Sacs and Fox
es of Missouri, Iowas, Kickapoos and Del
awares.
Thr cessions of land to the United States
by these treaties amount TO about eleven
millions FIVE hundred thousand acres, all
of which is Internationally coded, and
therefore subject to presumption; except a
bout six hundred acres, which is to be sold
as the lands of the United States are sold,
with this difference, that Congress may
after limited tiihe, graduate and reduce the
price, and the proceeds Of the sales are tc
be paid to the tribes. after ~deducting there.
from the cost of surveying, managing, and
selling the same: ofthis six hundred anC
Fthirty-four thousand Ave hundred acres
Ave hundred and thirty.eight thousand fv'
hundred belong to the Deiawares, anC
hinety-siS thousand to the Iowas.
Should've treaties concluded with tribe
south of Kansas river be ratified by thu
Senate, the ainount of land coded by then
is about two millions end t2enty-sik thou
sand acrcs-all of which, with the excep
!. tiun about two hundred snd sixty acres be
; longing to the Weas, &C., will be subjcc
to pre-emption-the provision in relation
to the Weas, &C., land being the same a
that for the Dela@ares and Iowas!
The case then stands thus: Lands acqui
a red by these treaties subJect to pre-emp
ton, twelve million seven huhdrcd and c
leven thousand eight hundred and fort
acres. Lands subject to sale as Unite
States lands, with the power Id Congress
$ after d limited time to graduate and reduc
q the price, sin hundred and siGty-two thor
: sand six hundred and sixty acres.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August Flour, Uuchang
ed.
Whiskey, declined to 222c.
Provision, nothing doing.
Salt, Kanawha advanced to 45@50.
Sugar, firm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
FnEsH aRnIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT THE
CITY GROCERY eToRE!

HENRY \. .GEBELEINi
bHs Door EastoT Tie Hosdag Yatsy Baat, Sost1 Side
.-8siz stshe, EaAegsrsr, oAEz ~
ID EsPECTPULLYs oEcsts1he ateHEe a 5fhis frfcnds
81 > and c1tomsrs, and ali that may want, Grocsdss.
and ~bo EfIl be 81 kind as to give lin 6 rsA, both from
the city aneeo.Ety,t to my superior aud colnplsie stock
Of Groceries, JUS, resolved, embracing ~ part te soI-
lowing articles:
- JAVA ard Rlo COFFEE; Young. Hyson,
80 Eiaek and ImpsdslTBAs; Sew Orleans S1gas,
lxs8 Loaf, CTush5ed and PoiveSzed; Rice, Golden
LIZ syrup, s. H. sy.1p. 8. Pm ,iasses. n. Orleans
do, Oranges, LsmoDs, Rsisians Fl ~ Prgin, Almonds,
Pseons. Filbens,Coco Nuts anC Bra dNnts,Dhed Beef.
Dairy Chsese ard W. r. Cream: do: Spice, Cinnamon,
Cloves. Nntmess, Mace, Alspiee, Pepper and Ginger,
Sal Soda, CT. Tartar, SaleEatgs, Starch, ~Salipcter, Exi.
LOpryood, indigo, Maddsr,A Alan. etc. ,ete.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, HrooiSs, %gsh Bord7,
eaakcts, ETC., etc. ..- ..4
Aine iot Of Glowing Tobacco, also Smoking 20. and
Cigars; Wings ard Walkers Burton Pale Ale, 2 gepor-
al dock oiNoions, Toys, snd great many 9TH 81 artie!ea.
May J. 1851. II. 4. GEBELEtf,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

LOWELL, Mass. July GA terrible
conflagration occurred in our city to-day.
The Railroad house and 90 other buildings,
are in ashes-at the least, there are 300
families rendered hodselcss. Loss $780,
600. It'll reported that three lives Mere
lost by the falling of a wall:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

A Noble BoY.-The Pa#tucket Or, ~
Chronicle says that ON Friday last, Daniel
Bucklin a lad 16 years of age, saw a small
boy drowning in the Blackstone river at
Valley Falls. He plunged into the river
to rescue him, and by exerting himselfto
the utmost, succeeded in doing SO, but was
so exhausted himself that on gaining the
bank of the river he hid down and died in
a fcH miiutGs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

BENEFIT OF VACCINATION During an ep-
idemic of smallpox at Turin, Italy, out 81
1000 vaccinated persons, only one, accord
ingto DR.. Griva, was attacked by small-po&
while out of 1000 who had once had vari'
ola, three suffered a second time. At &c
neva, the fati0in each case was augmented
but the proportion remained the same
three in 1000 and i1ine in 1000. Vacci
baton thus. appears to be a better preserva
tiont han Vari6la itself.
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COMMERCIAI INTEILIaRHcE.
Lnnensfer Mnrkefe.

GAZETTE OYFIcE, July Give quot
wheat al 81 90; TO 1,15; Flour. 81, 6oaS8;
Corn, 40; Rye, 69; Oats, 1895 Barley,
90; Dried apples, S1,0O; Dried peaches,
S1,75; Beans, $500; Ham, Z; Bacon, 8.
No change III other articles.
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Strange DevcIopem.nt.

Scientific Men are daily bringing to light, new inven-
lions, and the March of Progress is onward; persons
BALD, or becoming so, viii be pleased to learn, that
Science ard long research combined, have brought be-
fore the Public, the greatest WONDER or THE Ace, in
ilc Article of EMERSoN'S AMERICAN HAIR RE-
STORATIVE, A SURE CURE FOR BGLDSEss and to pre-,
vent HAIR FROM. FALLING. See Circulars to be had oil
Agents. Price SLIGO in large Bottles.
Sold by Kaufman 6 Co., and z. L. Siocum, Agents
c. i. FISHER & CO., Proprictors. No. S7supe.ioi
Street, Cleveland, o.!
May 4, 1854. m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

DdtTOR Wits, HOMg0PATassr,
ID E~spECTFULLS beStea2c 70 inform ne dt1ans
Of LancasieE. that he IL PoFnEneniiy looted IN an
O1lce adloiriEg theegAS horSL, Somsr N MIN aud
totamens euert whefr ~ wilt " realty - rseciYe az
orders fof ne usatnontot cssr variety and form %
AnordoTs len ~ ihs otiee viii roesife prompt at-
~tsutlon-
Gardener, ~. D., W. Williamson, u. D., rhlaaclphit.
.. FOI, "a. d. Covingion, Kentucky.
Lsneznsr, July 90, 1854. J.B. WHITE, ND.
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C:cYcInnd Marker.

CLEVELAND, August s.--Wheet no sales
Flour-Super6ne--Extra s,opas,37.
Corn-54a55c.
Oats
Fish-Whi.e r1ay be quoted at 9a4,6ai
T'rodt 1T 7,38a3, 7s; Mackerel. No. i, bbls
10, 80; half bbls 10; No2, 19a9, 50; No 3,
l4a7, 50; Salmon, No 1,bbls 60, half bbls
10, 80; Goldfish, 4.7541Oo lbs; Mackerel,
No | in kits, 2,5Ja3,25; Salmon, de- 3;e5
Lard-Prime-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
Buggy and Carriage Makers

XETILL find, at the Ne5 Hardsare Store, opposite
wv the TdlimddCe House, one .ofthe largest and best
selected stock Of Trimmings etet opened in this mar
ket. Consisting in part of
leo Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
Is - -, Fancy eolored do.
50 " all Wool and union Damnsks
so Hides pateut and EnaBi'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints. Laces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April &c, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

GUITED to all trades and ofthe most approved make
SBntchers Cast Steel, Firmer and Saekets Gouges,
Spear and Jack sons Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and PIasters TrOwls,
Coopes's Drawing knives, ete.,,f sale, cheap by
Anril %. 1854. JOHN EFFfNGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

JuL1EN's START IN THE WoRLD.-Julien
Was recognized neither as conductor, COM
poser; or artist. The only position he held
Was that Of leader Of d .cutihon batd which
furnished dancing fnusie for Balls and pri-
viate PARTIES, at 50 much a night. His first
pecuhiafy success arose from his wife, who
made up and sold very e3quisit boqaets, in
a little by street In London, where they
lived. These boquets soon became the
rage, and the narrow street; was daily
blocked up by the carriages Of the arsst6c-
racy, who could not think Of going to the
opera or soiree with ont one of Madame J,l-
liens guinea boquets. Ina few Years, M.
and Madame Julien had atnassed a hand
some sum of money, and then the husband
opened a saloon for giving shilling con,
certs, at which polkas, %quadrilles and
lwaltzes were played to audiences unable to
appreciate music ola higher order.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

AgrW. Johnston has been arrested at
N6%to ~rIsans. charged with stealing from
Miss. Kate Smith her bowie knife. What
business has ma Kate with a bowie knife?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
NOTICE.

Ts hereby given that application will DO made to the
Governorof Ohio, for the pardon Of James N. bern,
a Convict in the Ohio Penitentiary, convicted of tho
crime Of horse stealing, at the Court of Common Pleas,
III Fairfsld county, and sentenced for the terms ofthree
yeSrr. lancaster. June 90, la54.-3w7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
Ale--Per barrel, GOO.

Whisky-93a24c. Highwines 25c.
Frcights-very duh, rates as follows:
Flour, to TonoHanda, Buffalo and Dun
kirk, iataRbbl; Provisions, do |, 95c, Rton:
Grain do, dc Rbu, To Ogdensburgh-
Flour 35c, wheat 7kc, pork 99bbl 55c,
whisky Coo. To Oswego Provisions e,e5
Ston, -four csc corn &c, wheat &c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

EJ-A brother of"Grace Greenwood, y
Mr.. Clark, is the Wing candidate for Con
gress in the Keokuk District, Iowa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
THEcREAT HSFDWARE STORE.
80. Gos Main sfgeet,
sIeN OF THE PAD LOCK AkD MILL saw,


H. BITE -
TN calling the attention ofthe public 70 h<!r new al
veniseinent, would embrace the opportunity o. re-
tunlngfheir thanks 70 theirOld friends and inc public
generally for their ven liberal pafrOnags In time past,
and gould most respectfully solicita q eoEunuanee o.
ihs sarre, a. they are determined 90 spare no enou 70
make u both pleasant and profitable 70 any and al per
sOns wishing 10 purchase Hardware Of any Description
Of them. Feeling satis1ed with their ri IN inc
business snd means o. keeping up . large stock, that
they can offer Ersaisf Inducements 10 The public than
aaT eta ~ ssfatEs ri he city or viefHffy. Theyafe
well aware Of the necessity Of small esablsbDsnts
making up In blowing and puf8Dg what they lack 10 ma
ny 0iheF pa71lealar, they Tish ther4sre 70 avoid any
thing Of that kind, and are ssiis1sdallr receiving heir
eotTs new stock, vhiehfs now arriving daily th1t aiook
through thslr sztsHsfpe ssfGbHshntaf will satiay eng
one that the Grsaf Hardware Store u tbe place 70 IND
s~hatthey want end atiow phess. Their stock wileoD-
si IN part as follows:
Pistsburg Juntata Nails,SpikesG Brads
GARPESTRRs and BuHders will plsEse take notice
u that the new firm OF WHITE 4 LATTA will sell
hons but the best JaBlata NnllI. All Nails sod b Is
Will warranted. We have now on hand,
so Kegs Malls. Spike and Brads.
go Boxese1iU, loxl1 and i0x14 CITY Glass;
DO Hegs Wn. Wood & Cos Pnrs White Lead
10 Barrels HEsssd OIL,
9BarrelA Of Puuys
In addition 70 the ab)ve We lave q s3Ty large Slock 81
satiAg RsrdHars Of evry description, which will be
sold cheaper than ever WHITE LATTA.
! Lancaster, Apnl22 ls5I.
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BREAD! sKEADa BREAbtt

SAMUEL BEER
VTToULD respectfully annoqnceto the citizens Of
wv lancaster q vicinity, ihAthe has commenced TIE
Bread, Light Rusk & Cracker Baking
In eonnecnon with his former baking, &is now prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
siih eyer hing In the aLvvs line. Having In his EN-
pIoy the best Of bakers. he feels o~onhdoVt that be can
please all who may favor him with . call. $50 ~
! "CaI at his Store on Main Street. and also 81 ht5
corner Of Columbus s. Mulberry Streets
Lancaster, Jelly le, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

FEw YoRx August 1.-The offerings to-
day we're 2,i79 Beeves Of poor qualify
Prices without change. Sales at Se@98.
EXTRA lQI SNink AZ.
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BurFAIo. July 9s.--Mr. Charles Ell.
more, brother Of the Hon Willard Eli.
Inors, dse6at ST. Paul, MfnEesotsj on tie
27th,
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NAIL AND TRAVEL FAcILirATEDl


-.
TKiHR citizens OF the Hooking Valley ara repeatedly
informed that DAILY LINES OF COACHES vii! Iseye
Athens al noon for Lancaster, Sundays exeepted) lying
over al Logan 10 avoid night travel and arrive In Lan-
caster In due lre 10 connect with the Trains on the Z.
VIZ o. Rail Road and with the Lines Of Coaehes TO
ChiIlicothc. Zanesviils, Columbus and Newark.
Returning. viii leave Lancaster on the arrival 81 cars
and coaches at half past 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ, remaining az
Logan over night aud arriving at Athens at u M, next
day.
iTPBy this arrangsment passengers ard mail matter
viii be carried some eight hoursin advance oftae FORM
en- modes. NJ. z. KERIpER& son, Propretors.
NAV f2-5n n. CROSS, General Agent.
7 IT Hooking Sentinel, Athens Messenger ard Demo
Graf please copy.
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ALpRED NcTEfGH,

.r1cAxt7 iso couxsrLLos AT Law, JUSTICE CT Ers
PRScE AND efSEzAL LAND AoENTl
Laicastcr, Ohie,
"TuL rive attention 10 lie purchasing ard selling
w Of Heal Estate, also, 70 the pfosnring- OF Pen-
s.ons md Bounty Lands.
l OFRICE-In The Brick Block, nearly opposite, tia
Hooking Valley Bank. may 10 ueSi II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

TAr KNow-N o+HtNG FAMiLr.--The
Know Nothings seem to have hourished in
England two centuries ago. John Bunyan
relates, in the second part ofthe Pilgrims
Progress, that at the time of Christiaua's
setting forth bn her journey, there We're
assembled at the house of Mrs. Timorous,
sundry ladies, among whom were Mrs:
Bats Eyes, Mrs. Inconsiderate, Mrs.
Light Mind. and Mrs. KnoU Nothing. In
a somewhat spicy conconversation which
ensued, Mrs. Know Nothing merely asks
a simple question ,-reftaining, with thai
~taciturnity which still distinguishes those
81 her name, from any defpition Of hel
position in the matter under consideration
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AND STEEL

FOn Carpenters.
nLANE Irons, chiJsls, AID GoagsS, Bench Planes,
Moulding ard Bsad Match and Table, Hatchetsa and
Hand Aga, Eroad d chopping Axes, Drawing KDiyes
Of all klhds, Steel and Iron Squares, GnaRes and Try
Squares all sizes, improved Borsihg Machines, Hand,
PANEL, Tsnnebt Ripping. Web end Compass Saws,
Cross Cut and Mil sGFs, for sale By
April 20, 1854. WHITE GLATTA-
FELLOEsj STOKES AND HUBS.
VETE have now on land und which " our arrange
u msntS with trs Inannfset1n.i, Re can oHsr al
theif bill q prices wifi fdeght added.
80 sts Bent Fellows,
10 " Spores,
12S - Hubs,
4" Reai hoa, Shafts,
ApsiIe9, 1854. tSnITg s. LATTA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

Tin.PIaIe. Copper, wire, &c.
GO Boxes IC and ~ TIn Plate.
OU Square and leo Plate do
1tn'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron RiTits, by
Aprls9 1854. WHITE & LATTA-
WILLOW WAGONS ANDBAsKETS.
Doc. French Willow Wagons,
do Common do do.
do Gig Top Cabs
o do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets, open and coT'd
Willow Cradles, DC
Rocking Horses and Wheel BaTrows,
PAT, Cloths Pins and Grass Mats, by
April 70, 1854. WHITE q lATTA.
AnTils;yi6cs aid Observation-Disclosures
90 Anviis, weighing from 1eoto G5 pounds each
e1U IS Solid Boxed Vices,
10 pairs Blaeksmith's Bellows,
Slsdges, Hammers, Bornx, DC. for sale b.
April %, 1854; WHITE g. LArTA. %
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E1-A female member of Dr.. SIS Church,
having safely passed through her nite-
teenth accouchment, her husband sent the
Rev. DR.. the following note, tobe read
before the congregation:
Mrs. A., having been safely deli9sredni
her nineteenth child, she, with her husband,
would return hearty and unfeigned thanks
to the Almighty God for his great favor,
and humbly ask for a .eoatinuanee o; ht
blessings.
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To Carriage ana Rugsy Makers,

To Carriage and Buggy makeFss
Springs and Axels. Brass and Silver Pands, Stump
Joints and Top Props, Euam'd Drills, Duek and Cau-
vass, Enaml'd and Patent Leather all descriptions Head
Innings, Moss and Malsable Iron, etc. 4 great variety
Of other goods In that line, TO b. had cheap a. tle GneSt
Herdnare Store of WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster. April 90. 1854. -
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Farming Implements.
Oh Dor. Cast Steel Pord Hoes,
~ 20 do 2, 3 and ATine Steel Forks
50 60 Grass and Grain Scyihes,
6 do Woford's Grain Cradles,
20 do Seythe Snathes.
so do HAY and Drain Rakes,
4 do Rrirnble scythes, &c. el,eaFb BY
.ApEila9 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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FARNERs, and Bmigpht5Bo Book, for sale at tho
city book store. ~ 49,.
Anil 81, 1854. CpaN6LL, Hss
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6; Second Arrival.

IN be received on TIL fret lre3n 70 ms CITY ion
w the south, COMPRISING articles in evsry depart
mani. In npe We are 'Teeeiying everything Width 70
connectad with the COMFORT ard even luxury Of is9'Hies
and persons. WHAtE'
April Is, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-04

"REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY. Last
night, Capt Birch, with q few Of the police
and guards, paid q visit to the northern part
of Seventh street, and came upon q merry
company of young ladies and gentlemen, who
certainly had forgotten that it was the Sabbath
day and wers employing the moments in tn
sprightly dance The consequence was, tn at
all were taken to the guard-houss and made
to pay the fine and costs imposed by the cor
poration on those who have no respect for the
day set apart for the worship of our Creator.
NATIONAL GUARDS BALL.-The ball Of that
fine company, the National Guards, comes eff
at the admirable saloon of jackson Hall this
evening Excellent preparations have been
made M so that everything will 90 of pleasantly
Inc weather is now just the kind for those
VINO ENJOY the merry dance. Then
On with The dance, let JOY be uneonfined
no sleep TILL morn when Youth and Pleasure meet
10 chase the glowing hours with flying feet.''
LOOKING AFTER HIS CHARGE.-The Rev Nh.
O'TooIe has made it his business to visit the
members of his Church at all hours of the
day On Sunday morning, at II O'Clock, the
reverend gentleman wss among q number of
his flock who had been engaged in various
sports which tend rather to degrade than ele.
vate the character of protested Christians
This ls the proper character of the ministe,
OF Christ Let them do heir duty. and all
will, no doubt, soon be we'll.
W. PENN LEHR.-This celebrated banioist.
IL Will De remembered, has benefit to night
ae the National Theatre, for which ri,h pro-
gramme is presented. In addition to the
usual array of talent in the musical line. the
travestie upon Snakspeare's Macbeth will be
produced, with new scenery, trappings, DC.
AS matter of course, our citizens will not fail
to give Lehr bumper-a real substantial an
probation of his talents upon the .sold banjo !"
AN EXTENSIVE EsTABLIsHMENT.- read
ers are reminded that S P Hoover, Iron Hall
has one OF the most extensive boot and shoe
establishments south of Mason and Dixon 8
line He has on hand large supply of boots
and shoes, in all their varieties, which he will
dispose Of on the most reasonable terms. His
stock is so large and varied that he is able to
suit all tastes.
WATCH RETURNS Jas. Clagett, colored,
olsorderly at theatre fine and costs VIM
Davenport, firing pistol in street; discharged.
John L. Reeder aud John T. Howell, drunk
aud disorderly; workhouse 80 days W.
flaming, drunk; discharged. Julia Tosier,
profanity; workhouse, 60 days. VIM. Sands,
Norris Devircan, Tim Handy, Patrick Carroll,
hos. Lanahan. Patrick Moore, Jno Murphy
Peter Gordon, Ed Shannon, Ed. Allen, Mary
Cannon, Margaret Murray, Catharine Muir
ray, Margaret Allen, and Mary Murphy,
sabbath breaking; fine and costs Arthur
Belt, George Birch. George Hills, VIM Chan.
cey, VIM. Domaine, Geo. Webster, Edward
Heade, and Davis Lewis, profanity; fine and
costs
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

WYE are now receiving ms-y new arc essonsble
w DRESS GOOD which We are selling .. much
less than former prices.
Rich plaid silks and plaid E-ench Merincee
Plain Silks, very deeirable shades
Plain French and English Meriaoes
20 pieces plain black Silks, very cheap.
With many otf er desirable Dress Goods, which We
dslly rso. wing
As our stock OF staple goods is as we'll assorted
aud selected sny other bouee in this city, We
would call particular after ton to
cases bleached Coitons, Of well known snd o.
vori brands loo piecs warranted all ru>s Irish
:ineps. from medium to extra fine 50 pieces white
F!aunels, from 25c To 4l.60 all grs1es Blankets in
great ahunaHnce, With q general assortment O
Table Dsmssks, TowelIings, Napkins, &c.
Also, will be solo at cost
All fancy, plaid, striped and figured silks
All WOOL. French printed and plsid Nusselins
Having determi ned not to keep any m2re Fancy
silks 10 our stok, purchasers may r-iv CITING
the above articles asmel at prime cost r cash Or
Colby Sk r.,
No. 523 Seventh strest dnors above Pa ave.
nov %