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ALEXANDRIA.

FATAL old colored man, while
working for Mr.. III. q. Otis. at Clinton station.
on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail-
road. on Saturday morning last was accidentally
caught under falling iron shaft, and killed. Ii
is supposed from papers found upon his person
that his name was James Webster.
Doc FIGHT-Business on the lower end of
King street, and on Union street was suspended
for half hour yesterday by a fight that occurred
at the intersection of those streets between two
dOgs--a rat and a bull terrier.
RoBRRRY.-The agricultural implement store
of MIR. w. H. May, in the Mansion House build
ing, on Fairfax street. was burgariously entered
Saturday night and robbed of a small quantity
of money.
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RIVER FRoNT-Hdrreys Wlarf.-Arrived-
Schrs. II. W.GOdfrey, Sears, from Philadelphia,
with 301 tons of coal for Harvey, Clark s. Given;
W. w. Hackett, Comfy, from Havre-de-Grace,
with 135 tons Of coal for same. Sailed-Schr.
Salisbury, Parks, light.
Cdrtef's WAarf.-Arrived-Sch Mary Au-
gusta, WOOten, from Havre-de-Grace, with 156
tons Of coal for WIN. Warder e. Co.; America,
Pard, from Hayre-de-Grace, with lis tons Ly-
kens Valley coal for VIM. Warder & Co.; Mary
Ellen, Harris, from OccOquan, Va, with wood
for Harvey, Clark & Given. .
Rdey's Schooners J. j. Bur
ren, Perry, with 10 tons coal for w. H. Baum;
Motto, Davis; G0ldfnch, Hayne; Gold Leaf,
Smith; Benz. Franklin, Thomas; Jane and Mary,
Larry; James Harris, Boswell William Henry,
3hTeves; Packet, Frost, all with oysters for mar
ket. Oysters, 10 cent? To 81. Saile0-Se1rs.
Kennedy, Dashiel, for Salisbury, light; AAaeri-
can Coaster, Richardson; George w. Driver,
Smith, all down light. ii f,yIl -7tE-f JsJa :
Fo1cleFs Whaf.--Auiyed-Sch Maria Jane,
Jones, from Philadelphia, and Pawnee, Weaver,
from Hayre-de-G Grace, both with coal for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company.
Foy's Wkdyf.-ArFtved--Schr John Thomas,
Posey, wood for Marrow s. Co.; joseph Alexan-
der, Maddox, wood for market Sailed-Schr.
Great Pirate, King, down the river, light.
CrosacAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Montana,
Beall, from North River, 400 tons Of blue stone
Tor N: G. Emery q Bro; e. d. Endicott, l4ii-
eott, from New York, 90 bales Of hay for 9slon
Fisher. Sailed Steamer Isaac p. Smith, Field,
for Baltmore and river landings; schr. Sarah
Ann! Bennett, light. ~ ..d .it.l
:. SAe,i1s Coal awd Wood WAA1 rived Schf.
Cora smith, wood for q. L, Sheriff. eel
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WHITHwAsH--Editor Star: In one of our pub
lie buildings noticed that the whitewash used
in the basement, outhouses, &C., was Of very su-
peri consistency, having the adhesiveness and
polish Of paint, and, like paint, would not rub
of. i asked the Superintendent who mixed and
directed its application, what WAS the recipe
for his mixture, and he said that he used COM
wash he added a double handful of salt and a
pint Of lye. Would not this addition improve the
admirable recipe given In The STAR Of Satur-
day, November 9th, 1863.
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lY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERI SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
SITUATED on THE EAsT SIDE or N iRkEr

CHANCERI SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Situated ON The EAsT SlDk OF MARkEr
SPACE IN GEORGETOWN.
~ BY virtue ct a decree q the supreme Court
zee: &c he District IT Columbia. sitting q court
ss'f Sduity PASSED In a cause IN which Eliza
beth Dunbar is complainant and John ! BnFne and
others g. PENDANTS. No. iS in Equits ia. uAdsrsgn
ed Trustee viii ofr AZ public sale the premises
on tt EsnAl, the Dth day &C November neat, nc
the hour 81 in the afternoon ali that part & Lot
No. & situated the east side n MARKET Space in
Georgetown, District q Columbia fronting ~ feet
or less and running hack the SAME width O.
Warehouse Alley, with the brick ~sreh ,tse and
other buildings upon the same. and all the rights.
WAY and sppurtenances 10 the belonging A. de-
scribel ia a deed From Charles Marquand and others
TO John J Bogue recorded in Liber ,. A. = No. -,
folio yS, To which reference is made par
ticular description.
Terms az sale: One third cash. The r.sine C the
purchase money in and Il months, the purchase
giving his bearing interest from t day - sale,
or the whole Of the purcha-e money NAV ~ paid
within days after the sale 90 pas q the pur
chase money and the ratification Of the sale by tho
Court the TRUSTS will convey the premises 60 tho
purchaser At his cost and expense. Free clear aud
discharged Of all claim OF the parties g. the caase
X. p. JACKSON, Trustee
nole THOMAS BOWLING, Aucticn-~r.
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]. "A HOMESTEAD AssoclArgor for the pprpos,
kef furnishing dwellinU to the masses, ,at'low
1saees and on easy terns, " about to be formed
tinShis city.
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SPEC IAL TICk.
GOOD NEWS FOR TIE LADIES'

Twill sell from this day. till further notice, ell the
following enumerated Gooas, at the following prizes,
viz.
New York Musiins. q cents.
Wsmsufta Muslin. n cents
Androscoggin shirting. Is cents.
The best make cf Prints. Il cents.
splendid Nelvrteens. 81 20 10 s39.
Good Black silks. - -, : 80 aud $50.
Ia Extra quality WOOL Blankets, IS.
Best quality Venetian Carpets, * ceuts.
5s, ~ yard ES, Ia, and ards Vi de Oil Cloths,
AT the lowest factory prices
French Merincs and Poplins. less than CAM 30
buught elsewhere.
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numerous 10 meutiun, at the sane low rates.
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY,
III BRIDGE STREET. GEokGErowN.
nol6 I'm 4. GCTMAN.
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The MASONIC MUTUAL RELIEF AssocIA-
Mutual Relief Association held at Masonic
Hall, corner Dfh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., on Wednesday, the following gentlemen
were elected 70 constitute the Board of Drec-
meet tonight at their hall, for the purpose Of
electhnH per nanHnt o1ficefs:t - Z 4 4 Il
A. c. Adamsop, ,Thos, 3. Campbell, ]. j. Cal
hart, w. NJ. Smith. Jos. E. Rawlings, Robert
Ball, John A. Zoos. VIM. s. Thompson, VIM.
Gammaek, j. L. johnson. r. b. Donaldson, X.
H. Spang, VIM. H. Goods, VIM A: Yates Mich
ID. Larner, Col Geo. McGown- "a
TIM AxWuAL NknrIEo Of the Wsshineton
Association for the Improvement of the Corij-
ton Of the Poor VII Be held 1t the CITY Hall.
THURSDAY, ID December preximo. At ! p. M. A
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fnEyoor.BKIDoEs ON 4th street east, between
e. wanna avenue and street south, have
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SrEwARr, corner ii and nth streets. cav. ,e
nes rsanced the price Of coal to very low iisures
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uMBER, WOOD. AND COAL.


We ell attention 10 our large STOCK Of LUMBER,
White pine. North CAROLINA, Virginia. and East.
ssn3iss fs a Pesst. Ssn ga
Ts.:.s fs%SsG q i 8 Elnd. under cover.
,oped and T nj, As SHS Poplar thoroasy SEQ
In fact, all tinds Of Lumber usually found in
We .i.o dead IN WOOD and COAL. We h.u. u.
: : aEyten. Valley
shemeksn Bed Ash Coals. TN
Locu9 CONTAIN and other wen known White
o.t and Pine Wood. saved and .pli. and in III.
purchase our stock in tn. be.. n.rkk.,. Which
s !: e. Sns Ss An e 81
We deliver N ~ Dart a ths city a.s0 pounds to
Orders b. NAH ' T. YBx a5,; CLARK . CO..
oc1-H Branch yard Va. ave e; and d' ssSss. E..s.
STEINwAY q SONS PIANOS. = : =
Our assortment Of
GRAND, SQUARE 49, -. @6
is complete. md ne sss' receivns Edition. h,
'f -. ~ Il ! q nIyzERorrr 8 co.,
H ssli fss cssiss sSsss 'n'' 'aa = a::oS
KDwIbb S1EMpBlsON, - : WV
N N
ovWxH t AZ ~ u Mp0M LADIES',
Z rs 81 y tsSsGs : y sss.Ess.ass
M 2zsxS ~. IA y6ssssssA 49, 4
= ss,s = fssF liz w sss s1ssa;sS s
EAST INDIAcAhEIs HAaR sHAwLs.
Z - = h-r.f ~ -.
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Ihr LADIES Of the Fifth Presbyterian Church
n the corner Of 5th street west and stree
softn, are nov holding festival for this week
debtedness OF the church
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10y THOMAS BOWLING. AucuOneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF yALuAELE REAL Es-

TATE NEAR TENALLYTOwN, n. =.
BY virtue of a deed of trust trJm Frederick Jones
and wife TO the undersigned as Trustee bearing date
the i2th day Of February, lss and duly recorded in
Liter n r., No. g. foie o.. of the Land Records of
the County e Washington, ID. C, and At the written
request Il the party secured thereby, the under
signed viii. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December.
ls6S at clock p m sell on the premise, mar Te-
tract called 80. Philip and Jacob and whitehsyen,"
beginning for the same at the southwest corner q
John Cephus lot thence south s6S east ~ II perch
60 TO public road: thence with said road south IN,
north Ss1s west n - perches; thence south 81
s24 perches; thence north <s west <s - perches
Rad Thence north <4 Is "a perches Co the be-
ginning, containing e 100 scres.
twelve months: Conyeyancing and stampe at cost OF
purchaser, SIS must be Deposited nrcn the fall OF
the hammer. III the terms not complied With
within hye days from day cf sale. the undersigned
reserves the TO resell the property at the risk
A'1 '''' VI 'Ne Sd D. B. dIRPENrER, rrus,e..
The property 10 Conduit Road and about one
mile northwest q Droyers Rest.
nol2 tbs lkepl THos. BOWLING, Auct.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Black and colored Silks, Irish Poplin., Empires,
e. low as 50 cts.: superior double WARP. Alpscas:
Black telveteens; Closks Cloaking; Cloths; Plaid,
Striped, and Cashmere Shawls, Beautiful Striped
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from "a 20 &l2; Cloths,
Csssimeres, Satinets, and suitings, for Men and
shaker do, ~ cts; Good "a Bleseh-d and Brown
Muslin, l2,a: Androecoggin. Mamsutta, and New
York Mills at reduced prices; Calieces, at g no. l2s,
Blankets, from $50 20 so, Together with large
STOCK OF GOODS, Of All kinds, for sale at popular
prices by BENJAMIN MILLER
&c Ii I'm lo1 Bridge street, GeorcetOwn.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

o~FAIR FOR rHE BENEFIT 90
Ill CHRIST Cit RICH, SBoRGEToN Y g
10 he held at thu Summary BuIldingS, CORNER Il
Washington and tsay ~tr~ets, Gonrg"tON n. beginning
WEDNESDAY. Dessnth-r ], lr6s, al p a -lrsk. sud
continuing thursday ard FRIDAY n"S -
p-pR r. J. soUTHNoRrH HAS OPENED
Ill an Office al rs High sfrest tso,'rg-fo~n,
near Forrest Hall. Once hours - n N, y 20 4
and tot D. m r.-2 In
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AprofNrED-wiliiam Morgan, OF the s,x,,
forge shop at the Navy Yard. INC
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SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY on c STREET
kiieourn & Iatta, real estate brokers, have sold
Icr Thomas Blagden, three-story, attic and
basement brick house and lot, No. $50 G street
estween 50 and * streets, to Messrs. Britton 6
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PUP DOCTOR WANTED at the corner of ID
s7eet east and Pennsylvania avenue.
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DELBGArxs TO THE NATIONAL LABOR Con-
vnuoN~-The workingmen Of the second
Word last night elected the following delerates
10 the Labor Convention, which win meet here
Dext month: Charles II. Peters, DR.. c. b. Pur-
Wis, and Jos. Brooks. ii
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b. y. SNIDER's LECTURE failed TO come off
hast last evening. the wouldbe spectators (mostly
-EfRorters) retiring upon reaching the second
1or o. Union League Hall, where in DE-. Lock-
yO0ds ehirography was a notice thusly az. =.
8nider has been arrested and sent 10 the lunstic
Ryfum. No lecture tonight"
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MR. PORTER 4. BLISS. late a member sf the
American Legation At Paraguay, and who as
m that country through the darkest period of
the troubles In that section, will lecture I'm this
city on Thursday evening At the Congregational
Church on"Lopez and the Paraguay an War;
subject ON which he processes to be well
posted having seen great deal, and suffered
imprisonment at the hands Of Lopez.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anusemenfs, dc.

NATIONAL rHKArRE-Grau's German Opera
Troupe In LA Juive-"
AssEHBLY's CHrRCH. corner OF Massachusetts,
avenue and Fifth street.-Fair for the benefit OF
the church.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. m.
MAKKK1rER's ART GALLERY, 4ss Tth street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pennsylvania
AyeRue.
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WASHINGTON SCHCETzES VEREIN-The di-
Tectors OF this organization met last evening TO
consider their finances and to open bids for the
renting Of the Hotel at the park for the ensuing
Year. There was only one bid, that Of Otto
Vessel the present lessee Of the property 81 800
Ihe financial report WAS presented and APP
proved Nf
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The MONTHLY NEETINe Of the Oldest Inhaf-
lfants will be held in the Courtroom City Hal.
10 morrow "Wednesday At 3x O'Clock %. m. : A
large attendance is EXPECTED to express their
sense of the loss the association and the country
have usfained In the deaths of their two tistir-
ggsned honorary members, the Hons. r. j.
Walker and Amos Kendall
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tIdt Nnllc 10 not approve tne acton OF the
Mayor, either in the awarding of the contract or
in the payments he has made 70 the contractors,
/ believe he has not been actuated in any man
ner by desire for pecuniary profit to himself.
our relations have ever been friendly and agree
able, and II is my purpose and wish that they
ever continue thus. Yet, with the kindly regard
! entertain for the Mayor, II cannot honestly vote
for the substitute now under consideration.
COMMUNICATIONS PROM THE MAYOR.
The Chair laid before the board several COM
munieatiOns from the Mayor, as follows:
Ts1se ac:s his approval
among them the act making appropriations fos
the support Of the public schools for the fiscal
year -ending june o, 1857, and TO pay the pro-
portionate amount due the Trustees Of COlored
One announcing that "the statement Of the
account Of the First National Bank Of Washing
ton With this Corporation for the week ending
One nominating Maurice Murphy to be Conn
missioner OF improvements for the EOurth
Wsfd OF this city. The rules we're suspended
- 10, nays = lMessrs: Chase. Connolly, Moore
n1med-yeas y. nays none.
One aansnalftinC . Communication from VIM.
mSsSan. ssSr, IaL Clsrh, stating that = from
books or more require the services Of the book
binder 70 place them i'm proper order, sonps Of
which require inaetliase aefcntion 70 psesefve
the records; Ihe Mayor Ays:-" An appSo-
should b made without delay Referred to
Committee ON Finance. -. - - :
One in reply to the resolution of the Board Of
the I'D instant, requesting information on the
sQbtect OF the disbarsen enf Of the sum or 500
appropriated BY Congress It the last regular
:sssion for the relief OF the destitute poor OF the
!" have the honor TO state that Of that Appropy,-
tiop the city 0 Wellington IL entitled 70 fveve III
ieenths or 1850, and The county q wsshin Sson.
outside the hffs Of the two cities 10 ono fernfh or
Ee sum s % Sss BEEN eapssSa y ih saissS
FED paid the 10th spd the 2h Of pr sent m nth
for Eve hundred corts Of wood, delivered ard nov IN
hand for diytfibuton: leaving S3i2 IS 90 has,S NJ
ON DE posit IN Aesrp Jay Cooke Co. bank M fIis
city. IL IL proper that should state that m A.
button and xp-pdtu-e Of this fund wes eiaesd. IN
act Of Congress, aneer the exclusive eQnrcl Of te
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THE LOUDoN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD Rx-
.E CCRsION, ETC. D"
Council joint resolution accepting the invita-
ton Of Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, president of the
LOudon and Hampshire railroad, to the mem
bers Of the two board, to make an excursion
cember LIST, a. the time, was read. when the
Chair stated that the Levy Court was also i'm
yited, and ~ they did not have meeting pre-
ytous to Dee. list, II would be better to Dix later
day in order that they might act on the invita-
ton also. Mr. Connolly moved to amend by
fixing the time for "Wednesday, December stb
Agreed to, and the resolution was adopted.
nc, Go 05 ss appsopriesing ssoo for The cree
for the relief Of James Mccarthy; and granting
permission 70 Washington Tiliey to omen the
street in front Of his house, in square No. 42i,
on Drainage, reported favorably on the nomina-
ton Of b. ID. Peck as tOpographer to the Water
Board, and the nomination was Confirmed. A
2.45 the board sdjourned.i q
,-a Beard - Cemmen Council.
" President Williams In the chair, and all the
members present az 81 :
s "A message vas received from thu Mavor An
nCsHsc,ne ~. sppsos.s q certain acts Conmu-
mating the cost OF grading and graveiine nth
street, from N street 70 Boundafy, at q. 6b27 10:
and ststng that 1t y not practicable 70 rase the
without raising the grade Of intersectine and
adjacent streets to certain extent 1T the same
time; referred. Also, one from Mr.. Cluss. arcb-
ftect, stating that he had recommended the
strengthening Of the north wall of the hOuss of
j. A. Gray, on 18th street, and his RECOGNIZES "a
tons having been carried out he now coY,siders
that the house Of Mr.. Syphax, adjoining, Z in no
danger. I-fl aei1t @ ri ri1. 80. 90 II, :
80 ~ RELIEF OF TIE POOR. a., y h i
Aldcrren's bin for the relief OF the poor vas
received, and Mr.. Browne offered.a s1frsfffute
for the ball, and the subject VAS referred to the
tnte nrasisle " sb 49, sna MSass. The ssbsti-
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A RICH MUSICAL AND LITERARY REAr-The
lecture on California" to be given by the re-
accompanied BY Mrs. II. T.. Roberts, the Justly
popular soprano, at Odd Fellows Hall, ON We'd
nesday evening, December lst. at O'Clock, win
I'D doubt be a pleasant and instructive affair.
Mr.. Judson il so we'll known as to need no com
mendation at our hands. and Mrs. Roberts, who
yin during the evening sing several favorite
airs, h highly spoken OF by the press OF other
cities where she has already appeared. See adj
vertisement.
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TIE MARsH-WnLIAMsoN CAsK-In the ease
u r. B. Williamson and Justice R. n. Marsh, a
real estate squabble, reported In yesterdays
STAR, a hearing was had late in the afternoon
before Justice Walter. when IL was agreed BY
the parties that Justice W. should hold the notes
given to him by Williamson until the deed of
release securing the same in favor Of William
son be executed, said notes having been pre-
viousfy paid.
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WoMES's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-This as
ISOLATION held q meeting last evening at Lincoln
Hall, and after singing and reading OF the Scrip
tures, Rev Dr. Newman stated the objects of
the association TO bel. The promotion OF per-
sonal piety among the members by holding de-
votional meetings. . The preservation Of
large class of women in the community-stran-
gers who are compelled to rely upon their own
exertiOns for their support 3. The recovery of
the fallen; and said that the association should
labor a. well to prevent young women from fall
ing into dissolute lives. Rev. DIR. Rankin and
Hon. =. 3. Fisher followed in brief address,. the
latter giving an interesting account of the work
ines OF such associations i'm other cities.
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ENTFRED ON DJTY-Mr Maurice Murphy
who last evening was nominated by the Mayor
and confirmed by the Roard of Alderman as
Commissioner Of the Fourth Ward, this morning
qualified and entered on his duties. relieving
Mr.. Patrick Crowley, who has been filling that
POSITION since the removal of Mr.. j. II. Crane
The new Commissioner has been for several
years confr actor and has had much experience
ON Corporation work. He is q stamch Republi-
can and an active member Of the Irish Republi-
can Association. Messrs James NJ. Dalton and
Andrew Gleason are on Mr. is bond the pen
alty (which Is 81 900 for faithful performance
Of his duties.
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A Boy SHOT-This morning, about 10 O'Clock
. little boy, about nine years old son of Thomas
Sullivan. No. $50 18th street, Island, while oat
IN the street at play was fired at by some one
unknown, and two of the shot striking him in
he face and lodging there also several In the
nSht hand, hurting two Of his fingers badly 1t
n not known who fred the shot, but it being
small olrd shot II II believed that some one re-
turning from cunning tour from across the
Long Bridge, may have done IL, but whether ac-
cidentally or not Is not known, as the how saw
no one near HIM az the time but the boys in com
pany with him. =
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sPRINC ELEcTIOx.

Editors Lancaster Gazsite:--
Please announce tho name ol
Capt. Leo Noles as a candidate foi
Marshapi the City OF Lancaster,
at the coming Spring election =
Capt. Noles Is apman Of sterling in
tegrity, and, II elected will dis
charge the dntiea nftheofhce faith,
fully. MANY CITIZENS.
Mesvs. EdhOrs-Please make
the following announcements in
the Gazette, and oblige many eiti-
zeDs;
2 E0r Mago5. Jacob Holt;
For assessor, lst Ward, Edward
Rifc.
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10 THOSE INTERESTED.
WithI thia issue Lw0 send oul

With this issue we send out
tho accounts Of Q number Of
those indebted for subscription
10 the GAZETTE, who reside with
out the limits Of Fairfield coun-
ty; and we rely on their sense
Of honor and fairness to induce
them to remit the amounts due
us without delay. In eachindi-
yidual case the sum is but insig-
nifcant while to us they form
on aggregate Of very material
consequence. Itcannot be deem
ed unreasonable on our part to
desire to place our distant sub
scriptions on a cash footing; and
we therefore earnestly request
those receiving their bills with
this publication, while sending
be amounts due to send in adj
dition the amount in advance fol
the time they may wish the pa
per sent hereafter. Friends, lei
US hear from you Immediately.
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splendid ExhibitiOn.

There is to be seen, at Shuts
carriage factory in this city the
largest collection of fine work
in the way of wheeled vehicles
that has ever come under our
observation in Lancaster, We
spent a short time yesterday in
looking through the concern,
and the array Of magnificent
new carriages, buggies &C., that
met our view, was no less as
tonishing than pleasing. We
think that Shut has abouteyery
nice thing there that runs on
wheels except a velocipede, and
we'll bet his workmen can get
up one Of those on the shortest
notice and of the best make.--
Really, it seems as if nothing
further could be desired in that
line than can now be obtained
at Shuts, from an ordinary
buggy to the finest family car
riage. See advertisement in
another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

EoUINoorlAL STORM Monday
tho 22d opened the ball in the fore
noon with u lively dash Of snow,
which was succeeded by a steady.
copious rain lasting all tho after
noon, and this by clustering, fu-
rious snow, storm at night. Tues
day morning tho aspect was decid-
edly wintry, but there was a mod
GRAFTON Of temperature before night
sufficicn. to remove the snow and
restore the dominion of mud,