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GEOR9BTOWN ADVERT'MTs

ID U I a I . 5 :.
POTAT OESm
We have just received prime lot of Bucfeye
and Peach Blow Potatoes. For sale low In lots 10
SUIT customers. Also, lot of Dried Apples for
BUSEY & BARNARD,
eA eoIv Geor9etovn n q
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ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The residence Of Mr..
Geo. A. Smith, on the Navy Yard, was entered
Yesterday willis the family were out, and gold
stolen
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ACCIDENT "A lad named Charles Mc6innis,
while passing along Fourth street yesterday on
pair Of stills, fell and broke an arm and Leg.
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ARMED About 800 recruits for the 18th New
York regiment stationed at Fort Corcoran, ysster-
day passed our once on their way TO the arsenal
70 be armed with the improved musket.
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CoMnKNDABLE.-The unfortunate fate Of Mr..
George II. Randall, who lost his life by falling
at MIC BIT, called forth evidences Of sympathy not
only among his many friends, but from the rail-
road company, which procured everything rec III
site for the funeral and interment, a handsome
COM, suitable grave clothes, &c.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor.
Once hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Calls made at
private residences when desired. feb IL
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HAIR NETTS-HAIR NETS.
JUST Receiyed another lot of those handsome
double Chinelle Ne t.. Also, q fine assortment OF
the Trimming Store of MRS. LOWE, 297 Pa.
ave-, south side. mis-
L. PALMER, WHO FORMERLY ACTED
l. as agent Of my Express Company, Is no
longer acting in that capacity, and Is not sutho-
rIzed 10 collect any money or packages due me.
March 9TH, 1869. JAMES 5. GIBBONS
~ NOTICE,
HE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the hauling business was dis
solved on the 4th INST. All persons indebted to the
late hrm will make payment 10 JOHN MAY, who is
authorized TO settle the business.
JOHN MAY,
March 9Th, 862, II. b. WISSNER,
NH 5-Sts
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POLICE This morning the Second w ard patrol
reported John T. Hollohan, assaulting his wife,
security for peace, by Justice Hazard.
The Third Ward patrol reported Philip Wilson,
colored, riding on the pavement; fined 81 "a, by
Justice Thompson. Mary Lynch, selling liquor
to soldiers; security for court. Mary A. Hogan,
do i; do. Mary A. Hogan, selling liquor without
license; fined $40 IS, by Justice Barnaclo.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen report John Jack
son, obstructing the Sidewalk; costs 5S cts Mary
Bruker, vagrant; workhouse so days. Thomas
q S. each. J. NJ. Gorum, running WAC on with
out license; dismissed. The same, for driving on
the pavements; do, by Justice Barnaclo James
Custin, cart without license; hned 50 %. John
Miller, do dismissed. Andrew Cramer, do :;
do. Timothy Rogers, hacking without license;
ordered 10 pay So cents costs, by Justice Walter.
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SUPREME COURT, March MO, 40. George
Law, plaintiff In error, vs.. Alexander Cross.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Gillet for the plaintiff in error
Nos. 4l and 1i2. George |. Foster, complainant
and appellant, VS.. VIM. w. Goddard, and VIM
w. Goddard, appellant, vs.. George l. Foster
The argument Of these causes was commenced by
Mr.. SOhier for the complainant and continued by
Mr.. Goodrich for the respondent
March Nos. III and 142 George /. Foster,
daId, and VIM. w Goddard, appellant, VS.
George /. Foster. The argument Of these causes
was continued by Mr.. Goodrich for the respon-
dent, and concluded by Mr.. Bartlett for the COM
plainant.
No 1i3. The Jefferson Branch Of the State Bank
Of Ohio, at Steubenville, plaintiff in error, VS.
Alexander Sicily. The cause was argued by Mr.
Vinton for the PLAINTIFF in error and submitted on
q printed argument by Mr.. Murphy for the de-
fsndant In error.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsKMENTs To-NHHf.

THELrER-Fourth nigh, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Williams Barney as CDR. O'Tooi," ana
" Rarneyn In the 'slrish Tutor, " and |" Barney
the Baron" and Mrs. Williams as (" Lofty in
the interlude Of "In and Out Of Place" The
williams are drawing tremendous houses.
CANTERBURY HALL-Second night Of Tony
Pastor, with Misses Duvall. Wells, Miles, La
Folle, Maggie, little Ella, Talbot, Parker, Ward,
Butler, and host Of other stars In an immense
programme Of songs, darces, and side-splitting
comicalities concluding with the capital panto-
mime, The Rose Of Sharon" Only three nights
more Of Tony Pastor, the Leoni Pantomime Com
pany and other old favorites.
PHILHARMONIC HALL.-The Campbell Ministries
In an original and attractive bin Of songs, dances
ballads, and Ethiopian performances, together
with the s'what 10 til and the Albino family, the
latter on exhibition all day.
ODD FELLOWS HALL First appearance Of
Sanford's celebrated opera troupe, assisted by
Mrs. Anna Bordwell, In grand programme OF
and extravseanza, concluding with the burlesque
opera Of La Somnamoula
wmLARD's HALL Great concert, apd appear
ance of the talented pianist, l.. Nj. 0ottschalk,
assisted by those brilliant stars, Signora lisa bella
Huxley, Slgnors Brgnoli and Susini, under the
direction Of Max Maretzek. A NEST attractive
entertainment.
SMITHSONIAN iNsTITUTIoN.-Smithsonia lec-
ture BY Rev. w. A. Martin on the subject Of
" China and the Chinese" Admittance free;
doors closing at O'Clock
You've MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Rooms,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel.-Phantasmagoria Of the war, an enter
tsinment Of unusual interest to the sightseeing
public.
ACADEMY OF MusIC-HaIl open all day Free
concerts at O'Clock, popular music, excellent re-
freshments and other attractions.
MUSICAL HALL.-Free concerts, embracing Sc
lectiOns from the most popular operas, superior
refreshments, &c, &c. Hall open all day.
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nR. J. ii. PEABODY,
~ DENTIST,
Attends to all branches Of his profession at the
most reasonable rates for which good op
eratlons can be performed h@
between 18th and 18th Streets doors east of tn
klrkvood House, In same building with DR.. DON
aIdsOn, NH Inns III
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GAMMA CouRT-Yesterday, Nathaniel Lord
was convicted Of stealing coat valued at SIS
from Reuben Soloday, soldier, and was SEN
fenced TO one year and three months In the peni-
tertiary.
Montgomery Jones was convicted Of stealing a
watch valued at $50 from Charles HcrZog, and
was sentenced TO one year and eight months in
the penitentiary.
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The FIRE IN GEoRsETowN.-lt 10 supposed
that the hre which destroyed the residence lin
Georgetown) Of Count Mercier, the French Min
lister, yesterday morning, originated from de-
fective hue In the furnace, and during the night
made such Roadway that its progress could not
American lady) lost her Jewels and narrowly
escaped with her life. The Counts loss of per-
sonal effects, including valuable library amounts
TO about SIS COO Two fine pictures Of the present
Emperor and Empress Of France were consumed
A raid was made into the wine cellars by the
soldiers, hremen, and citizens, who thought Il
was better TO drink the juice Of the grape than
have u destroyed, and the very choicest brands
washed the smoke from throats not often made
the channels for such expensive fluids.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors JESties
Walter Albert Campbell, larceny Of watch;
jail for q hearing August Craemer, murder Of a
Campbell, larceny; dismissed-not the right man.
Chas DuvalI, drunk; o.. Edward Barnes, do !;
dismissed. A. Buchanan, beating a colored
man; turned over TO tie military. C J. Eason,
disorderly; 81. John Cook, drunk; turned over
to the military. B F. Baker, drunk; dismissed.
Chas. Bure, do; turned over to the military.
Thomas Sullivan, do; 81.
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MIsTAKE.-A morning paper Is wrong In sta
ting that Albert C. Ward was convicted Of high
way robbery and attempting to kill Charles b.
Matthew'S
The testimony of the prosecuting witness,
which was the foundation Of the indictments, was
10 the effect that the witness was knocked down
by the prisoner with paling taken from fence
for the purpose; that while the witness was pros
trate the prisoner fred several shots at him from
pistol. one Of which inflicted a wound on his
forehead, and three passed through his clothing;
that while the witness was insensible his money
was taken.
On these charges two indictments were found
for assault and battery with intent to kill, and
one for robbery. The first only was tried, and on
that only was the prisoner convicted. nolIs
p-oSsqHi was entered by the District Attorney In
the other case.
Judge Crawford, in sentencing Ward, briefly
reviewed the evidence, and said II was one Of the
most aggravated cases ever brought before the
court. The prisoner, we have already stated
was sentenced to eight years In the penitentiary.
Efforts are now being made to obtain his pardon
from the Executive on account Of his respectable
family connections in his native State-Indiana.
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L'-TowERs. J. M. TOWNS. J.B. TOWERS.
L. TOWERS & CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT,
Corner Loxisiaaa scsaxs and Sirtk IT


Corner Loxtsiasa scssxs asd Sixtk Sc,
The attention Of the business community ia re
syeofully INVITED 70 the New Book and Job Print
Ing Embellishments, which has been fitted M with
new material, IN the most complete manner, is ROW
prepared 20 execute, in satisfactory style, every
variety Of Printing, viz:
sn BCO.s' spssohes Pamphlets, Cards. Circulars.
The attention Of members of Congress- ia espe-
elaly requested for our facilities for printing
Speeches, sswe have the largest steam power in
tno Civ. de71sw6m
FOR sALE-A 6ne stock of Clothing, Furnish
= Ing foods, TIunks, Hats and Caps, at whole
Post Once. fsT Sun
NJ NAVY AGENTS. BILLS
MONEY Advanced on bills against the Wash
'ns'0n NaT HA HESnsi pyc COLLINS & BRACE
pARNUM - HERE!-On free exhibi,,u.. .v,
~ hnest stock OF Clothing in the CITY, al the
Peoples Clothing Store, No. 40 Seventh street,
opposite Post Once. N. bail of the above
goods 10. sale at very low prices. fe H-sm
COAL olL-CoAL OIL!
y AN Nov furnishing the trade with the best
kEkOSiNE OIL q Baltimore prices; also,
HAY, CORN, OATS, &C., at lowest market
Price; I'm. co,n., Nv w ULAU6aLEN.
WE have OPENED A LARGE sTOCK
Wv Of very hne u ERS Nj - and
DRAWERS, which will DO sold at reasonable
prices. SAM'L w. THOMPSON,
10 ls-H under Browns.
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An AsREEAsLE VIsrT.-The members and
friends Of the Ninth street Methodist Protestant
Church made a very agreeable visit 20 their pas
tor, Rev. p. Light Wilson, at the parsonage Of
the church, last Thursday evening. The PASTORS
term Of service having expired, Bis congregation
paid their respects 70 him during the day At
night the social circle consisted Of about seventy
persons, and these partook Of q sumptuous sup
per provided by the ladies Of the church for the
occasion. Before the company separated, the
pastor and his family had received unmistakable
evidence Of the esteem Of the congregation, and
their high appreciation Of his pastoral service.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
Tota. Defeat of Morgan's Cavalry

Nashville, May 6.-General Dumont,
with a portion of Wooford's and Smiths
Kentucky Cavalry, and Wynkoop's Penn
sylvania Cavalry, attacked Morgan's and
Woods Cavalry, eight hundred in mum.
Der, at Lebanon, Tennessee, on Monday
morning at four o'clock. ."'.-'
The rebels were utterly routed, and
large numbers elain, and one hundred and
fifty taken prisoners, Nearly all !heir
horses and arms were captured. They
fled after lighting one hour and half
General Dumopt is 10 pursuit, and will
capture the whole force.
The prisoners will be hare this evening
1t was a brilliant affair, and managed
with great skill by Gen. Dumont Nor
gan is r, ported killed.
Culou-l Woodford was wounded in the
abdomen seriously, and Colonel Smith
was wounded in the leg. The rebel.
were completely surprised and outwiltsd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
SABBATH DInECrORY.


BAPTIST ,CHURCH-s. q. DAwsON, PASTOR
South West Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets;
Seivices-Snnday IO1E A. NJ, and 0hP.M. Sunday
schooIatsP. ".
ENG. EV. LUTHER tN-.--U. J. KSIsELv, Pastor:
6oIqmhnS Street hetwacu Wheeling and Mulberry;
Services SUNDAY 10Y A. NJ. and 81 p. MI Lecture
-- s eyoIy "Wednesday .evcHing. Sabbath schoo
O'Clock p M.
ST. JOHNS (EpIscopNIl oHURcH-S"nth'E East
Corner NJ Broadway and whoolhg Streets Services
Sunday i0H A. NJ, and I P. NJ. Wednesday 7P. NJ.
Sabbath Schooia p. NJ. rr Pa
All the Pcws'in the Church are FREE, and the
public are nyited'to attend. F.M. GRAY, Rector.
NJ. E CHURCH--on High Street: Il. C. FELToS,
Pastor:
sabbath School 0 A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning lOh O'Clock and att p. ". Lecture WcGn-
rsday evening att. Prayermceting Friday Evening
att.
y PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; Cn broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry Streets. R.O. GAL
BRktTn, JR., PGsiOr:
Service Sabbath iOh O'Clock A. NJ. and7 In tho
svsnip. Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
at . O'Clock.
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The Priyntccr sumter.

Captain Semmes and the officers OF the
Confederate steamer Sumter, arrived IN
England in the steamship Mooltau. which
left Gibraltar on the I2th of April.
The Gibraltar Chronicle Of the 11lh
says:"The crew Of the Confederate steam
er Sumter is being paid OF. 1t is report
ed That the officers will proceed TO Eng,
land, and tue vessel be sold" One OF
the officers 10 whom this statement was
mentioned denies its truth as to tbs sale
of the ship; but beyond tlis contradic.
ton. and the stat ment that the Sumter
at Gibraltar in charge Of one or Two off.
GERS, nothing could be elici'ed from them.
they being, of course, very uncommuni-
calive as the future movements either oil
themselves or the ship.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

R1List OF men enlisted by Captain T
NJ. ASpERsos. in this vicirlty. for the Re
gular Army.
Edward D. May Harvey Scott Newto
j. Wolf Robert r. Church John Beaty
William B Adams llez-kiah Cowden
G"orge II. JUDY James Mccoy John Gas.
ton Flank L. Kirk Christopher kindly
Henry Burdell John NJ. Shacke.ford II n
ry Ii. Titler Christian Linn WiliamWare
Witliam Le9hner PeterM .Niol JohnMey yer
Franklin Rose Edward Ref John Corh-
Ian Samuel Hazlsn John Conner Patrick
Dunk William II. Michaels J B Ely
Harman f Parretl Felix NJ Druise Asa
Nichols Charles Fields philemon B.Guse.
man Henry FagleY j. 7. Bower JainesW.
Keller Lawson r. Parrett Daniel Lochary
Alex Cross james Barnes Peter Poole
William w Davis Willi,m Uqchlan John
Fisher John V. Mcdonald James Nichols
james 7 Brown Dennis Piper Edward
Han per Andrew CoTmau William Winer
Philip +, Denton Phineas CLARK James
B Croft George j Messb.rger Jacob l..
Slough James Prentice Levi Lawrence
Hiram Duupiug Madison Hammrl James
NJ. Dean John Williams Benjamin +.
Jackson George MilligeE Slas StuleJobn
Manning Alexander NJ. Miller Adam
Halburl Emanuel Carpen nter Levi Bowers
John G. Abraham Cyrus Frazier Isaac
England John Rsrnes William Chrissing.
eT James IlaAer George w. Richards Ja-
cob Sbatrrr Edward Turner Allen L
Smith Willis Hirt John L. Younger Lew
is l.. Sites David StiA Joseph JsCary AL
fred z Boyer Israel Shoemaker W. Nc
Henry Taylor Joseph Anderson John W. /.
Harris. ....,.. ..,..,
Those whose uames are printed in italics
have deserted. ''a ..,. ''-' -.
The above list includes those only Of
Captain ANpERsoB's recruits that ,have
been enlisted in this vicinity. Their
average ageis 20 ye,rs 6 months, average
height fact ID incl es. Captain An.
derson and his 1t Lieutenant have enlist.
ed nearly 800 men for the Regular Army.
All the men the Captain enlisted himself
will be in his own Company, except tie
.6rsttwcnty.six, wholave been attached
70 The lst Battalion Of the Regiment, with
the understanding. however. that they
are to be returned to Captain Anderson S
command ms soon as practicable. T. NJ. A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

, "a Coon MrptcIar -MoLes's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
is one Of the most useful aud pleasant
beverages Of the day, It's mild and a.
greeable to the taste, bracing the nerves,
giving healthy tone to the stcmaob, and
impartiug a glorious Appetite. A wine
glass full of this Cordial taken three times
a day, will be better Than a family ply,
slcan, as no other medicine will be requir
ed. For ladies il is particularly recon-
mended, as it strengthens the ribs Of the
"weaker vessels" in an astonishing degree.
See the advertisement iu an other col
umn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
CINCINNATI mARkEE
CINCINNATI, May Z, 1862.

,, ClNClNNATli may " lopI'
GRAGN.-Wheat advanced and 3.cents
per bushel in the fore part of the week,
ana the demand at the advance was good
until toward the close, when the market
became dull under the advices from the
East; but no decline id prices was estab.
liehed, holders being firm owing to light
stock. We quote prime Red at 95a97c.
and prime White at Sial 05. A,ff &
CATrLE.-The supply Of Beef Cattle has
been fair but not in excess Of the demand,
and the market has ruled Grmer, aud for
some small lots Of choice rather better
prices were obtained. The demands To-
cal and from the Government. We quote
common So 25a9 SO; fair s9 75a3; good
SO 25a3 80, and prime IS 75a3 80.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
GJ- The New Orleans Picayupe of

40 Inc new OFleanS flcaylle OF o
late date says, {.
The Federal Gen. Prenliss. captured
at the battle Of Shiloh. is by all accouuts,
very flee ia ker, although Le was not a
very successful fighter, Hs carries Oh a
windy warfare against ihe Confcdtrat! S.
within Il cir lines. more stoplly thanh,
did on the field. They are oompl.isant
listeners, and o'liging reporters, while lie
discourses copiousIy Of the power and de-
tcrmination of the North 10 overrun, con
quer and hold the Southern States, and 0:
the celerity with which they are going 10
accomplish that feat, They have unlrm
tied command Of men and mouey. and
they will use them without stint. They
can arm and send two hundred thousand
men down the valley. and alter them two
hundred thousand more aud keep sending
till tie work is flushed. But lie has no
idea that it ia going to take long. They
are about ready 20 overwhe!m Btaure
gard and his army; that dom ,they will
occupy the whole Of the Mississippi Val.
ley. and this withia thirty days. 3 After
that, we suppose, the Yankee millennium
a reign OF The saints for a thousand
years. #G
Something in this is worth considering
NOT much-but what there is, is sug-
ges'Fe' 7 ~ SAFt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
Eroln the lzlh lsegimeM,.

We are It tqu-sted by II. v. WrAkLEr,
ESQ, Cashier Of The Hooking Valley
Bank, to state that he has received from
Company B.. Capt. Stnchcomb, OF the
above regiment SloO4 to be distFibu'
ted among the relatives Of the memters
of,his company. The money can &c OBJ
tained BY calling at tie Hooking Valley
Rank ;.sr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

EIWo published last week by mis-
take the name Of K. s. Hatcher as Com.
mittesman from Rushcreek Township to
collect funds for the reIiyfoi our wounded
soldiers in tho next battle. i shonll
have been Isaac NJ. Hatcher. -.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

ETTbe Soldiers Friend and Army
Record is the TILE Of q NV paper. pub
lishd in Cincini att, by Messrs. Winkie
d Busssit. 1t is devoted exclusively to
tho interests of soldiers, aud is filed with
valua'l le Information. For sale at the
News Office.
The Union Detecier," one of the best
now published, can be had Of Mr.. Bill
linghurst at the News Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
Attachment Noticc.

James w. Mnlnx. Plaintiff against George TalcOit
aud William W. Underhill, Of Osweg,, New
York, traders under the name ofTalcutt
&Undcrhill. Defendpnis. q
DFFoRE u. G Black,J. p. Of Liberty township
ID Fairfield county, Ohio. On the etth DAY 0i
March. A. u. 1862, said Justice issued rider NJ
tnchmeHtin the above action fe the sum Of one hun.
dred aud twcnty four 50-l00 dollars. ~
JAMES W. HULlSlX.
Baltimpre, Ohio, April 3, IsQ!.-3w3 -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

CART JOSEPH BRADEN, This gentle
man, formerly resident Of this county,
but now resident of Indiana and a Cap
tain in one Of the regiments from that
State, WAS severely wounded at the battle
of Piltsburg Landing. A report is ID
circulation among his scquaihtances here
that he has since died; but we are inform
ed by his father,in.lsw, Mr., Jacob Hoo
yer. that be is not dead and is fast recov,
ering from his wounds. He was sho
four times, only one of which was severe
Mr. Bradon was formerly Keeper Of tn,
Fairfield County In6rmary. y r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

ANDREW .REIO has received his second
supply of Spring Goods 10 which we in
vite the attention Of our readers-cspe-
cia!ly the ladies. ' '1~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

MADIE's Great Show--Animal and Cir
Gus combined will visit this city on the
goth inst. The great FEATURE in this show
is the trained elephants. DEN SToKE. the
celebrated Clown will be in the ling
See advef iseinent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

EE Hon. JonN SHERMAN will accept
our thanks for q. copy Of the "Coloiado
Exploring Expedition"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

~ This Is Captain AEDrRsos's last
week in Fairfield County. Young men
who desire immediate service have now
Au ,opportuniy.s prttuva' ar affr~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

NorlcE. The Stockholders oftbe ''Lan-
caster Manufacturing Company" are mott
fed to meet at the Office Of Col, VAN TRpSF
in Lancaster. Ohio. on MONDAY, JUNE
9th, 1869, at one O'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of elsctipg Board Of Directors
for the current year, and trausacsing such
o.her business as may come before them
By order. stsL1 ti,
F.F. REINMUND, Secretary.
Nay 8, 1869.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

ET Tho Cincinnati Commercial Of
Tuesday for this city. failed to come to
hsud--to the great cLsgrin of numerous
readers. We don's know whose fault it
WAS. 1, iale7su. --.-t ra lt,vr, 'rft
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08
DlS,oIutIon Of Pnrtnorsbip

NTOTICE ishereby given. that the partnership here
Y toGore existing between Rickford & olds. in The
business of Wooen Factory, styled the Lancaster
WaQen Factory,' was the drst day of pril 1859,
dissolved
The Books, Accounts and Notes Of said firm are In
tho hands of 4. q. Olds for setlemenal the Factory
.a' S. BICKFORD,
April II, IsGa-3w4 IA. oLUS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

cE Our thanks are dns P. K. SAITH,
ESQ, 81. I.cus. late Of this place, for late
copies ofthe Missouri Republican.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

6TSec the advertise nent OF N. H..
CRoupu, dealer.in Saddlery and Harness.
A good supply Ofeverything that belongs
to the trade kept constantly on hand
Shop on Ba adway one door south Of j.
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