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Law Notice.

DsowK, STANTON, WALKER.
lYM. T. BROWN, FRED. y. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err formed partnership for practising law In the Supreme
tates, Of claims Washington
Tennessee. Oces In Washington and Mem
of the parties viii be found at eiihcr place. ana
letters addressed TO them VIII receive pronpi attention.
Aprii tieod lIntc. and sentinel cory1
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws TO the Postmaster General That
s business be the conveniently arranged and
caus ollows The Appointment 0ce, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Genera tie Contract Oce in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Genoral the
Finance Office charge of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection 0ice Ia charge OF the chief
clerk. >
Appointment OFce.-Horato Fing, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dScontnuance Of post offices changes OF sites anu names
appointment OF postmasters and route and local
agents. as also the giving OF Instructions to postmasters
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by hs bureau which charged also with
providing blanks stationery for the OF the depart
ment with the superinendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying posmaers with blanks 10 this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and International postal
arrangements.
Contract O1ce-Williem II. Dundss esq Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenysx clerks. To this Of
flee i assigned the business of arranging the ms service
OF the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency OF trips, mode OF conveyance and times OF ue
mail between the different sections Of tho country the poins
Of mail distribution and the regulations for the government
az the domestic mail service Of the United States l pre-
mares the for mail proposals. receives the ba
nd aka charge Of the annual occasional mail lcngs
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All
pcaons For the establishment or alteration OF mail arrange
nents and the appointment ol a mesenges should pesehe
Ia hie Office claims should be for transport
tan service not under contract the recognition OF said
service Il first 10 be obtained through the Contract once az
necessary authority for proper credits at the AUDITORS OF
flee. From this Office all postmhstefs nj me ENDS o routes
ceve the statement OF mail arrangements prescribed for the
respective routes Itrepors weekly 10 the Auditor all con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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atrppnc Aonhamplon going
proceeding London aud iavre advantages over any
other route for lhe economy OF time and money.
Pu.sasr ronn New York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
FRS, cabin, saoon $40; cabin lower saoon sii6
second do, $50.
newspapers through the post office.
No bills nding will be signed on the day ot sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply 10 , = -
@. ri. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HEiNEKEN & CO., Brrnien.
CE0SKEY & Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEI4IN, HavIe.
Mar G-dly
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NOTICE. will sell the street. opposiie' franklin
sqao tltJ 10Th for sixty five cents
foot liberal of payment which may be learned from
Commodore Bureau Of Yards and Docks The lot Is
north 10 a thirty feet alley. ALBEIT SMITH
3-9lvfw
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FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt. VI, O. Neigs, U. s. Engineers.
We The underrisned residents d, in the state or -,
hereby Jointly seveny, with The United States and
guaranty foregoing bid Of be accepted, that he
wilt days the OF he sad bid,
for the with snoh and sufficient urees to
perform urnsh the proposed In conformity tho terms
under which II made And In the
sha fl to into contract aforesaid, guaranty
the difference between the oner ~ the said and
lowest bidder.
fsrne0 A. ~
q. ID.
thereby certify that Of my knowledge and belief the
above named guaranors are good aad sufficient
tSgnedl H. r.
Mar S-J,wl5,hNay& &lawn
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SHtPLET, q CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNARD & CO.,
81 Austin Frinrs London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havrc.
The OF ships viii be accountable for gold silver,
specie, ec precious stones, metals unless bills Of
lag signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
Ap25-df
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nIctropoiitrn Railroad Once,
Georgetown, August !, 1855.
BE Of Tho president and directors u now
Stockholders be surrled by calling
secretary sending their address through te office
J. w. DEEBLE,
Aug 4-iaw5w secretary.
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united states Patent once.

Washingtop August e, 1855.
ON the petition Sidney Granns, of iiud
county York. praying the extension patent
lih day Octeber lea Tor improve
wire hcddes weavcr's harness.
for years expiration Of said paoni which takes
place on the lIlh day OF October, is55
II i ordered that the said petition Patent Office
Monday the of October next at y O'Clock, and all
nersons are appear they
why said petition ought not TO be granted
required to file In the Patent
Office Their objections specially forth in writing least
" days hearing Atesinony filed by either
hearing taken and transmitted in
Office which will be furnished
picaion.
ber papers relied testimony,
must be filed morning Of that
the arguments, if any, within five days thereafter.
Ordered be published in the Union, lnei
gencer Evening Washington, d. c.; Republican Bali
more Evening Argus Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American
New York. M. Y. Boston, haPs week for
three previous the 9Th day OF October next
the day OF hearing. ,,,,,nu,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p s-Edtors Of papers will please and send
their bill. te Occ paper containing This notice.
Aug g--iaw3w
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Nnshti, s,ion National Monument Udice,
August /, 1855.
meeting The board Of of The Washington Ma
II Society, held 3s uimo, the follow
ing ndoIted:
Resolved That secretary by advertisement be
the National neIsence Uniop and the American
The
Occ appointed sseni OF bis Society
Al las dutios OF his otios.
A true copy. est: CHAs G. TUCKER,
Secretary W. N. NJ. Society.
hup n-d3w
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Near Easnits5arg, Lfeder3ch County, Nd.
THE Of studies nj this institution The
the last 1huraday The
and tuition $3.50 able
charges for drawing, paint
inc nnn,s Italian, German, Latin. The
primary department composed Of pupils under
age, per payable half yearly IN advance
inquiry should be addressed The MOTHER SURE
RIOR OF JOseh Academy, Emmtlsburg, Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jnly s-dlycar
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ID ptiLLsPS, OF Mobile, hIaban,a, vssIt practise tn
Supreme Couri the United Sacs,' court OF euins,
and attend business connected with his profession once
and Louisiana
l,.pg ~ Igtp,f
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.hured3

l,UUIsn CLAIssS.-Tle undersigned attend any
V conIded commissioner
pointed Of Claims attorney
said He found daily The Capt
the Immediately opposite the oce Of The clerk Of The
Court OF Claims. JOHN 8 TYSON.
Aug -2aw3wt flint. and Siar,1
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Petition Partition.
Glover T. Willis and wife and Amanda Hendricks
IUHEREAS lcd for the pari
w his in lots ~ and ~ in the city
abuvepnmed defendants have
said and
said petition second Monday in OctObef 1885, in the
Escamba county, Florida, the will be taken
rs that this notice be Published
Florida Democrat, Washington
Unicn q New York Journal Of Commerce.
JIloS. L, KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, Iune l3, 1855.
juno a3-lav2m
J,O commodions four story aud attic house
l3h side, the corner OF street iouse con
recently been papered ard painted
Terms accommodafns ana possession given imme
sc, Solicitors Once, Treasury Department
lS--Gu
pICrtAnDs. JAMES, rs. ID. Homeopathic Physician
n surgeon graduate the Homo lpaaie College OF Pha
delphia.
Once and 18Th up stairs, op
posite ihe banking Of Riggs Co. Washington, D. O.
REFErFscFs.
Richard Gardiner NJ. D., Philadelphia.
Waiter Williamson, ". ID.
Avan Y. susal, M ~.
a EOiliwslt Washington
Professor A. j. huntington, Washington,
Jos :. Waiter NJ. Alexandria.
July 22-eodm
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THE Of the college this institution VIII com
ooh August and continue sixteen weeks Ih'
embraces complete the ci9ssica
aud te which studcn take in fun IN
par given agricultural science and u
the analysis OF sos also, 10 engineering and paehc sur
veying
The Of the aoaacmai (under the OF
W. Weston A. NJ correspond with those Of the college
For further particulars address .....o.,, -.
NswArx, (DrlO July 10, 1855.
July l3-iawow
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WIN. X. BROWN.

HVANgIs LAMB, roolipg-t;iass. Portrait ard PIC
ture manufacturer 257 PENNSYLVANIA ayenne-Pafo
elaborate style and nnh con
any will be delivered and put up complete
price. New York. thereby saving the cost oil boxing
freight, and risk OF breakage.
The public respectfully inviiodio CALI
June lB-eod3mf
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IAND WARRANTS LOCATED.-The subscribers viii To-
Ohio Indiann Illinois, iowa, aud give
a acorrec description Of the land located.
this description ncoTrect they viii
the land giving another warrant for the came
quantity.
One West win give The business his
pcrsonal superGiendcnce. .,u.
street, opposite Post ofiee Washington, D. G.
July 1i-2awam
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DIX FIRST. CLASS DWELLINGS FOR TtESg'~Ths
y between 18th aud ieth ATE Tor irat
They are soes attic, conveniently
style, with modem wne fixtures,
suitable for families Their loca.on IS desab
vicinity of Presidents Square, and on
the same square church the 'front.'
house. occupied by Mr.. G. w. Riggs and Cow Marcy.
particulars terms, apply the subscriber, az
Riggs n Ga, - bnnkips house.
Aug fIptcl1 A. HYDE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21
aa 9lIi3 nv ! IHI
MUM BIER 1881
EASTERN BUSINESS,

,=~z@,HI1,,,,<tI<, 11rTr,1I,Nt,,,.a
EA STERN BUSlNESS.
- =
FI0WP OFF, IND } GRgiN f4CT0kSy4
a 'O"r" Ta.iHi%sssl, Tras.iHi%%sssl,pA,., p,l r% se'. .s
a''"''s' '''- yoasyri. s D HOPKINS, ,...
SISSSEbbS yN' ISMtbS, : 90 eot IT,. ~ -
noylsrM HG.TE. AiLLkR@ 60 ''''ss'
a3.oOteos, @'r'mws K Co, Si'lNabe'aveSft' sa''
soas! !e el1!t9ls: n; ;5zx5s5Ss-.t
ASFL e tLATtAIe Se, ~,
comhSissssff6HN mEtHp9SSlHisANI's," "
COMlWiS, SSlO1Nts Sn,1ts lntE EnCT nn CyTTnfrHT.i fAS
f"'S' 47>' iBAkTfNioR '''S'1 VIZ ~ :,
Eg'C0NSE E0NNEN7S so tcITER, 'Si rAy Pttllsa-9
lar Attention 10 the pulcaSe Of uano and oihet er
Mr. ny = e3
81 y Il 4
~ hEhsSt Ksehst' RaeH Hs'' 'a'eet N'S''es't
pfiI fi'ksfI cG lBaltihots. ." INA
a1s Iaa!hSS'GIEE; g IEt;tn t'aA"S o0' +' " =" 's''nt
MaIn nsi S,IrIoSs IIrL1S p,o ,.r.,.on9o .y.,, ..,.
SSIsi1ITE S,iI%ES% &: l'S!s Sss.1|1; a
10Y TcIsF Fl = FS floTn.S n n. 7ab'
ID nail.,riertt Sst' E"s iIIIrSboio' q t,
ai1o9 k,q 't,aTTs[,s re- ts,IT .,y W p.i
mMseoaeS7S' @9' ""F Law' "'''i.0u' VIs, -,
10 Wcstera nnd sonticrn Nierchnnts ,e ga,
'NRi " E'"HSS
sexton; Seal g. Swearingen,l@sAD
'v"S lSrehTFRs ASp ii ] 1osSsss oF - ,aspo
FANCY DRY GOODSs ..t
No. iS' ailafrGHsit rHit Ri HG9'e a'h ''fss'Ho
fsFys sS ,ts Var ss.sTsss q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
EwWlloLys4LE 4Sp REfAli.
B00Ts and SHOE 4, STORE

NEXT po0R TO RRrER, OTrANnc0,
n AN nov receiving pt my lew stole room on Monroe
| street large aud eeEiht assortment u boots anu
Sles, Which Ad selected with &Iei GaIe all na man
this truc. am now prepared To accommodate NY Gus
TONERS either wholesale OF retail With variety o. Slihs
aud Summer liUOAS. not III be snLa\scd bS ahf MFE
hililI.
SUn,ikf
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PIANO FoRrES AND @ELopEoNs,
U Uhteketns g. Sons mandatory and StodaIt & Co.
New OIk, iUclullng Que 4 R00sewoOd Plano octave
sll0t which ale oTered u fatt0ty ptltes'
Alto-a aISe package Of ashlonlble ms'ei Al 90 Union
Nowlsths time II yOp want hatptn' ,u,, ~ 8.
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t..t Z. -..' NEW. tHs4.H
r hnVe jvst received tne assortment Of mems K p
call and cox soled bools with good assortment Of
mems and boys Shoes, on sale which nil sell eea for
cash pNly.
iaNtn ], ", RHODES. agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-14
LEGAL ADVERTIsEmENTs.
sherIG,s Sale.
IA: stat. Of oAis, Euira.Id esu.ty, az.

TAS State Of oAis, FairGsld eSuaty, ss.
v.. inPar.itIOn ,Falrn.ldcom Pleas
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of said county
aud TO me directed, will offer al public sale at the
GosT, h9u,s % ,sIs y. on Sssrdsy "a. litA day
and O'Clock =. NJ. the following described Real rs
tate to-w Situate in the county OF Fairfield and State
ceased laoly of Pleasant township o-wi: Lot No
being part OF Section Five, Township Fineen, Rangs
Eighteen; beginning at the Northeast of said
Section No.5; thence West on the North boundary
OF said econ, q chains and "a links to the half
ton corner stone on said boundary; thence South ON
the half section line 81 chains and 81 links TO
on said half section line, from which gum IA inches
In diameter bears north 30 deg. east 90 links dislanS
and beach 10 inches In diameter bears south COX
degs east 30 links distant; thence East 4a chains and
u links 10 stone the boundary line OF said
bears south 4s degrees West 92 links distant, and
beach 10 inches In diameter bears north 40 degrees
west 90 links distant; thence North on said Section
line % chains and IS links TO the place Of beginning
containing l. 50-l0O acres less, and appras-
ed at $37 per acre free OF dover.
Also, Lot No2, and part of the same Section, GIN
ming at stone on the east boundary of said Section
No. S, lOcheins and 0s links north OF the southeA,t
corner OF said section. from which beach 90 inches
IN diameter bears north 6lK degrees west IS links
distant; thence North on said Section Ene IL chains
and s9 INKS W to stone on said section line from
west $50 links distant; thence West 20 chains and 81
links to stone on the half section line which IL 80
chains aud SO links North of the Quarter Section
ner on the south boundary OF said section; thence
90 chains &sOlinks to post iaid half section line
the northwest corner OF the lands OF Solomon Spang
thence north so degrees 20 chains and 80 links
to the place OF ofbegnning, containing (s) Eighty -four
acres moro or lcss and appraised NJ $3e per IRE
The growing crops will be reserved. The purchA-
sers will be entitled to put out fall crop upon any
ground which has not now-n crop on it,
Also, Lot No. S, In spare l6 Of the town OF DAl-
more, Fairfield county, and appraised at 81, free Of
dover. -
Tsrms Of sale-one-third in hand and the residue
In ono andtvo years, with interest from day OF sale.
-r 3 WILLIAM POTTER SheFiHj
!, By G. n. L. WISEMAN, Deputy,
8 BRAsHH & soE, Ati'ys June T-5wspfS9 ~
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IINIvERslrY EAMu y REMEpIEs.

ISSUED under tho seal, sanction and Anthoniy OF
the Univcrlty Of FREE MEDICINE aud Popular
knowledge. Chartered by the State OF Pennsylvania
purpose OF nrresting the evils OF SPURIOUS NOS
TRUMS, also supply ing the community with relia-
BILE remedies wherevera competent ply cannot
or will not be employed, have purchased from Dr..
JOHN r. ROWLAND, his celebrated ROWand's
Tonic Mixture, known for twenty-five years as
the only sure and safe cure for FEVER and AGUE,
&C., and his fnestiniable remedy for BOWEL COM
PLANTS, Rowand's compound Syrup OF Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the Remedy for complaints
OF the Lungs The URiyersity's Remedy for Dy spep-
sla Tho UniVersity's Remedy for Cos
had az the Branch Dispensary, or at the City. Book
Store OF b. CONNELL,
Lancaster, May 81, ls55-3m4
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UNIVERSITY FAmILY REMEDIEs.

ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authority Of
i tho University OF FREE MEDICINE ndPOpular
knowledge, Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania,
April 90. 1859, with capital OF 500 900 mainly for the
purpose of arrestng the evils Of SPURIOUS NOS
TRUMS, also for supplying the community with relia-
Bile remedies wherever competent physician cannot
or will not he employed, have purchased from DR..
JOHN X. ROWLAND. his celebrated ROWand's
Tonic Mixture, known for twenty Ave years as
the only ure and safe for FEVER and AGUE,
&C., and his inestmablc remedy for BOWEL COM
PLINTS, ROwands's compound Syrup OF Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Remedies
together with the Universitys Remedy for complaints
OF tho Lungs. The University's Remedy for Dyspep
sa or Indigestion. The Unversity's Remedy for Cos
tive Bowels. Also the University's Almanac may be
had at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of
S. BEERY, Bremen, Fairfield County, o, r
Nav 3l. Ie5J-3m4 = y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-14
Estate of Louis Won Rodcn.

NOTICE is hereby givcn, that tho subscriber has
Nv been duly appointed ExecutriX OF tho last VIII
and Testament OF Louis Won Roden, deceased late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, and that all persons ebtod
to said Estate arc required to make prompt payment
to her. and all persons having claims against said Es
ato required tn present thom duly authenticated
for payment ELIZA Won RODEN, Exocutrix
OF Louis Won Roden.
Messrs. Brasee & Son Of Lancaster, arc my aEenta
and attorneys, who will transact my business as tx.
ecutor As above. ELIZA Won RODEN,
Juno I, IeJ5-lWJ
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PUMPs! pUMPS,I PUMPSNI

NJ R.ROCKEY, after an experience OF fourteen
~. years in the manufacture of Pumps, and n tho
rough Investigation Into their durability, feels conf
dent he can now recommend his
Superior Fancy Wood Pump
as being surpassed by none manufactured In this re-
giOn of country. Having been thorougiy tested by
the oldest citizens in this and adjoining counties
have been unanimously pronounced superior 10 all
bility. will promptly attend to all orders given
bally sent by mail. Persons desiring excellent
aud durable Pump will please call, as feels conf
don't that render entire satisfaction. None are
genuine except those manufactured by the under
signed, as he Is the sole proprietor.
Lthopolis. May 81, 1s5j-3m4f d. r. RoCKBY.
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Sherif,s Sale.

TAs Statsef Ohio, Fairfield County, ~.
pY virtue OF an execution from. the Court OF Com,
lp mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, will Offer at public sale at the Market Houss
In Lancaster, on Monday the 25th day Of Juns a. d.
1883, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. NJ, the following properly, to-wit:
bay Stallion, to be sold Us the property Of rhom-
as IL Harrls William r. Foster and John S. Snider.
Also. the half, all the right title and inter-
est OF Thomas L. Harris and John S. Snder therein,
OF fine dark brown Stallion known 'Belfounder;'
ono two-horse Wagon without box; one Spring Wag-
on; one set double Buggy Harness, without BridleS
two set single farm Harness, and set OF Sulke
Harness. Taken aa the property Of Thomas L. Har-
rs and John S. Snder, at the suit Of Martin & Co..
This property can be seen al G. Rudolph's.
Terms cash. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
p. b. EwINO, Atty. By C.M.L.WlSEMAN, deputy.
Lancaster, June II, ls55-2w6pfS2
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at my instance
V attachment was this day issued by Asbury Do
hsrty Justice Of tho Peace Of Violet township, Fair
field county State OF Ohio. against the property and
moneys and effects Of James Lovctt, nonresident OF
said county, to satisfy claim In my favor amounting
to $40 60lO0 and so probable cost, the same TO be
heard tho 10th day OF July noIt Ia D ls55 at TO-
O'clock A. N. ADAM SYFBRr.
June o lG55-JW5S
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REMOVAL.
link g. RlSA.

VEToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wv tho citizens generally, that they have REMOVED
their Establishment to the North side of Main Street
the room formerly occupied by tho Philadelphia Com
mission Store, whore they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes ~ Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed tho very best workmen in our
line Of business and will sell at wholesale and retail
at the iODest prices.
We determined to give general satisfaction All
orders from the country for Bread, Cakes Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
filled. Give a call.
Lancaster, March 81, 1854. ZINK & BISH.
N. B. We also keep on hand general assortment oil
FAMILY GROCERIES,, which will be sold at the
owest rates. ZINK & BISH
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Calamity Im Iowa City.

Bya passenger in tho stage, who left
Iowa City yesterday at 10 o'clock, We
learn that yesterday morning, at o'clock
largo stone building. next door West of
Parke House, and belonging to Mr., John
Clarke, fell-one of the sidO walls giving
way and falling inwardly, burying under
the ruins four carpenters and plastcrers, at
work in tho first story.
The second story had been finished and
was occupied by the Reporter printing
Office. Some of the printers werc in the
Office at the time, but hearing the uoise of
tho wall giving succeeded in making their
escape at the back door, and had just got
out when the crash came
After the falling. the building took fire.
The cries Of the wounded could be heard
but family, and sounding as If at n great
distance. The people commenced as soon
as practicable, with grea. rapidity, to extin-
guish the flames, aud recover the unfortu-
nate sufferers. -.is.4
They soon put out the fro, and then
rapidly removed the rubbish, until they
oxlrica,ed the four unfortunates. Upon
one the printing presses had fallen. and
ho was dead The other three were ter
ribly cut up, and our informant was told
by an attending physician, that they coult
none Of them live.
The cause Of the catastrophe was Gel
lar,newly dug near the western side of th'
building, and heavy rains of Wednesday
night undermiudod the underpinninS.
LEGATION AT MApRID. buckingham
Smith has been appointed Secretary Of lie
CATION at Madrid, vice IL. j. Perry, recall
ed"
Sosays despatch rromWashington. Mr.
PERRY will now return to this country, an,
the war between him and that splendi
izzle ola, diplomatist SoULE, will no dout
be renewed with vigor. Judging from tn
samples of the two men that have come I
tho public eye, we think the America
will como 9ut several lengths ahead OF I'll
French Poney. But "nous vcrrons."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-14
ALAS Poor YOrIck, / kncw him well.'

ALAS Poor YorIck, knew him Well.'
We regret to learn that the entire Sag
Nicht fraternity, in this city. has been dis
banded, the furniture sold, and hall rented
to private family. The "talented young
editor" of the Eagle falls heir to the flag,
which may be seen hanging out ofhis sane
tum whenever the Sag NIGHTS carry tho
Feejee Islands.