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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
DREADFUL AFFRAY.


Another probable murder took place in our city apou
o'clock last evening near the corner OF iths anu nr9a
way As we could learn the iaets are inat 'i
env las for a number of mopihs existed between the nam
iv Of Jam,s c. Hall, cx Postmaster, and the iamuy
which DR. ta,s Is member which two families reside IN
houses adjoining: on iih aclr r,ke 81. rs, even
on their W. hume, WIS acoosted with iod are d
"rasca scOundiel
cane olov..,d Hall then stru Amos AMI hght enuei
durne viii "a Or A. drew swo rnle ana ma seVe'a
efforts to ca. Hall but succeeie only in cutting hun GA
the nose and several times ON "e 81 ms hanis Ane
getting he aJyaniage Hall reied ii himself and rereated
toward The cps Of Mrs Glasgow boarding house in the
aley Ana, followed him UP and when within three or
four PAGES drew pistol and fired, the ball entering mne
daiely below the floating rib on the right side AMI passed
through into the liver to the depth OF about four hches
Hal fell and Ames fred second time but the bali missed
him DR. A. then retreated toward home but was after
ward arrested by officers Lewis and Flannery and lodged
In the Hammond st. Station house.
AIMEE when arrested had on mis- person four double
hareled pistols three of which loaded, and his
,won cane which was spattered with blood Just before
being arrested he stood the sidewalk in front Of has
esdence and tutoring number OF oath declared that no
Intended TO Kill tho id rascal crowd soon colie,ei
and such was the excitement that had not Am3s reiterated
soon 10 his home and Immediately been arrested by the
ohcers the citizens would have taken hun by violence
and probably handled him very roughly.
Hall recovered himself and walked home. D's. Ed
wards cambridge and Foster called who ptobed the
wound for the hall, but failed in finding it,
Hall was seized with sickness az the stomach. Ills phy-
scans pronounced his case hopeless and Mr. Hall belev
ing that he could not asked to make staten Mt
of the ailiay which he did 10 pr. Edwards the family
MUSICIAN substantially as follows | was coming home
and passed DR. Amos passed ho hesitated 'ntn-
ned some three or four PAGES and turned round and he
stopped and then approached me with his cane elevated
and called me id rascal o. sc0undrel. struck han
with my fst he drew dirk cane | took 1t from him; he
recovered H. and struck him several times during the
struggle ana but for the pistol would have conquered him
lie drew IA. pisol when was than three or four
feet fronlhn and shot go behind tree box and re
treated TO Mrs Glasgow steps when second shot W. fired
At i2 O'Clock Mr. Hall had slept some had less nase IA
and appeared to suffer less pain. lis pulse good ami
Indication were more favorable At one o'clock his pain
Increased and his pulse became m,re weak. AZ two
o'clock he still vomiting freely and suffering ineas
pain Hi physicians decide t0e Indications strongly
against him. and the possibility Of hi recovery extremely
doubtful.
DR. Ames will most probably awe preliminary exam.
nation before the Police Cour tAi- morning.
lCn.lnuaii Gaz "a
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
Loss of Llfc-Destruction OF Property.

Prom The Wheeling Times Aug 30
An explosion took place about o'clock, YESTERDAY
which startled the inhabitants OF city from is ceGter
10 rs circumference.
twas ssccrtaned that instead Of the collapse Of
steamboat as many had supposed dry load of pow Ter
had blown up killing Mr. Woiison Kimberly. very
worthy citizen, and frghtUly njurin Mr. Patrick Shan
" drayman.
The clothing of Mr. X. was nearly all burned Of AL
us arms completely roasted 81 5. was badly burned
Also aud his clothing torn IN tattelS.
bystaners inform that wlen sic smoke cleared away
nj appeared as man of hrc Completely onvei,pcl n
aoiaIe but that his presence OF mind such notw'h
aaeing that he plunged into the river AMI thereby pu nut
.ae devonrhg element. lie wM ra'st probably recover
'aoogn ms case Is somewhat precarous.
AS 10 tae number of kegs iga,od there is a dspdie
Seme say II Others 60 and ohc =. And 20 the "a
tne aecic ut too there conflicting stories. varas
sepon says the powder raned oa OF broken key for
sonsderabe distance and thar the wheel suddenly scrap
against pebble striking of SHARK aad IRE o. h
hr Shaniy himself however gives more ret oall
sSean OF The matter He saws thai of the kegs rolled
va ana That the dray wheel ran over Il demolishins L.
40 producing combustion hy friction The facts OF the
Jury, 'N'''N '''' N''''''
NJ sddisOnto the injury of hc persons mentioned ,os.-
ss ne'ec was made with windows sashes s,eamb)A.s
W. 10 tne neighborhood and elsewhere.
. me Salem had the chandeliers in h.. cabin broSea
~ saousand pieces. grea. many dishes were also
s,,. neg pilot house, too shattered 70 sl,h Al
irss ~ 70 induce the spectator 10 believe thai she IA
Juss emerged from storm
L, Hn ,ne Orion" the doors OF a washstani were via
H. u'o"n open, lamp and other articles dashed m
~ ~. . As singular Circumstance we nay mention
- 60 he ii OF the clerk Office which was lockel at
vas 'oreed from its confines its entire depth.
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DIED.

cTARgE-At franklin y z, Sptsuber Of consumption I'd
vnrd p Clarte Of Rev. r. = Clarke, ssed y
FROsT-at gprnzaed j. S1taTdsy September sffsr
,orf na Be,ssy Wise wife Of John frost formerly Of kenas
hunk, Ne; IA her 9Th
~ Boston AID Maine papers please oyDy.
iEWIs-ssrt Ma flsbella Houston Lewis aged % yesn Ia
f1l hope Of Z bissse& Immortality.
Her funeral wiz psrs Monday morning at 10 oeoef h's
her lste residence No. f35 West TweBgy-hzt<t a.
MOOREOn sunday morning septsuabefl ofs prousete4 III
Nkz Alb gsn Moore.
Tot Moore are resrecty td attend her funeral fhs
MoIdsy y O'clock on re fs<osA'e " net S''es
No f3s South Erhtbss, villa eh
MORsE-On Saturday September o. hnsexnt e'ns'mpsNo
William Rcsrnond More, assd Il yesrs snd nonfts
rs and ienis retpses,y nsisa 70 sna tas ~
reTa from sdrce No III ES roftstsst On Ao1aeS
sfterncon ct 1elock g.. pt,-- "a. -
49,. n Mxsr. sse2 3 years and Hday.
md feds The family respectfully invited 10 e.
late RESIDENCE Of Remsen<s en-
49, Wisu.bursh Aondsy afternoon = eeiock
IL ..,n,ir. vii b 90 Harlem for intrneut
TpPIER-u sept Harriet twin tssfhts 81 Afeh
IA and sorLis Trper sssd year month and % dys
nytfsd stnd the funeral tssy
oeIoes n fo he readesee Of MIRA Jsnkns
vest side
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place Of the festival Harlem Pleasure Garden The fs'h
val VIII commence by Grafton, TO be followed By sas
lug and gymnastc exercises.
Abouil O'Clock dinner viii be given to the guests ana
then the gymnasc exercises viii be resunei-,o BE- Goa
cluded with singing On their return from Harlem Pea
ure Garden thew win march through the Thirlay. to
Twentieth ST. then down the Fourth to Union place
Broadway and down to their hesd quarters AZ National
Hall
On Tuesday morning at o'clock hey intend 10 call on
the MAYOR in front OF the City Hall after which they VIII
vii. the Crystal Palace In the evening Of that day there
are to be gymna-tic exercises in the Bowery Theaier
where with the assistance of some lady artists All m'n
bers of the German Glee Club, the celebrated eoirama
Preciosa' viii be represented By the Turner'S.
The next day they intend 10 90 pic nc excursion 20
Hoboken and in the evening to give ball at ths Agoho
Rooms in Broadway. The whole will be spe Id afar
characteristic OF the pleasure engaging inclination, OF the
Germans in their old father land and will favorably
pare with the festival of the United German Gee Clubs
celebrated last year in this City We wish them good
ohear
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THE GREAT ROBBERY.

The Ranks in Newport have made the following state
ment Of the actual amount taken from Mr. Remington and
have offered reward Of $1,000 for the recovery Of the
ronerty and conviction Of the thief thieves or $1,000
for the return Of the bills gold and checks pro rata
for any part Of said money or checks.
The bag contained sundry packages Of money and
checks directed 10 the Merchants Bank OF Provdence
the Banks in New England and New York City, $500 in
American gold sundry checks various Banks payable
10 the bearer amounting to s5o0s 49, and drafts payable
70 the order Of A. NJ Tower Esq, Cashier amounting to
sl9,l22 60.
MIR Remington has suspicious of fellow who was on
hoard the boat and who has been there several
occasions he has large features is tall man and thick
act he had on q light sack over a dress coat -
The following particulars in regard TO the nature OF th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

~ ne al day Of July last, Charlesown, hanawnt
Sn.y Va man named John Morley was murdered on
~ Highway and from his person was taken three son
nd dollars aud some valuable paper ,raa senn n the
asped mans company the day of the murder and wh9
ly missing was suspected of having committee
Ns murder Patton mate OF the steamer Greenwoou
~, T cUc;nnat policemen having received information
~, no murderer was in Campbell County KY arrested
S,a tbere on Monday On his person wos large bowie
taiis covered with blood dried on and revolver loaded
loco amount Il on deposit in this city. When qles
s "sd A. 10 how the blood came the knife he replied
sIkled an Ishman few weeks since but am too snari
40 tell who tho man was the place where murdered
at ~ -" WIZ lLouissil lie Journal
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Ia w INT,ELLIGENC.E
rs DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.


CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON
The Cook and Steward Of ship Chauncey Jerome Jr
complained against the first Mate day or two ago chag
ing him with cruel and unusual punishment and the Mate
was held 10 bail On Saturday the Mate made complaint
against the Cook and Steward, whom he charges with
having made an assault upon him with bowie knife The
Cook and Steward were arrested.
ASSAULT SEA.
Mr. Clark second mate Of the ship James Drake. re-
Gently from CaIcutts made complaint, on saturday.
charging CAPT Gore Of the ship and Francis Oliver stew
ard with having committed upon him severe Assault
during the voyage The captain and steward were arrested
by Deputy Marshal De Angels and held for examination
SUPREME coURT-s!EcIlL Tsn1SBsfore Jsdsfs Roosevelt
MILAN and another agt. Jacob Sharp and others
Su In this Court, and injunction obtained, against me
grantees of the Broadway Railroad Motion Is made ~
The oraptees similar to that made in the case In Superior
Court that plaintiffs be required to file further security 70
abide the Injunction The motion Yves opposed and argu
mont heard Decision reserved.
yirTinian ~ Mas sgt Gotfred Mass
Motion for alimoDy. Order OF reference.
SUPREME COURT-specisl Tern-Before Judge Foosz'sL'
The argument in relation TO report a. to extending Csn
and widening Walker st. postponed TO next saturday
Fhen Goodwin against Maria 5. q. Goodwin-hefer
ence ordered.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.

The o. s Mail steamship Crescent City Lieut. schenck
Commander arrived here Saturday morning She LETT
YewOeans at O'Clock the morning of the a6th u for
New York via Havana at which port she arrived early on
Tho morning of the Goth ult and sailed again for this port
at noon Of the same day.
There was but small quantity OF shipping in tho harbof
q, Havans.
Died on board the C. c. Aug 30 VIM Ebert, native OF
Prussia aged 20 years
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

The Union Literary Club of Jersey City held meeting
at the Lyceum on Wednesday evening MIR. Hays dev-
concluded that the influence of the Church of Rome past
and present was one great barrier to the universal du
sion of knowledge Mr. Brewster the retiring President.
delivered farewell address and Mr. c. w Wldgfed, the
incoming President delivered an inaugural address
DRowSED-Augustus Mcivor a boy Of about 10 years
of age who was inmate Of the poor house. fell into the
dock at the foot of Washingonst south side, and was
drowned Justice Cutter held inquest on tho body.
when a verdict OF found drowned was rendered.
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beautifully ornamental with numerous devices and bcar
ing the initials Of the donor and recipient The outer
ing of morocco lined with satin. II manufactured
by Ball Black K Co. ST cost Of about $50. daner.
gotten capital Style embracing almost evory deicsy
that the epsureaa could desire was
for the invited guests under the superneadsnce Of the
Committee. comprising Messrs. john Decker James Law
renee Joseph Morris Robert Thomas William Harris
James Byrne John Degroot, and others The company
sat down the table aboa II O'Clock Mr. Harris OF the Uni
csco Department presided and the foot Me- Decker
Of the New York Department After discussing the visis
the presentation was formally made by Mr. Decker accom-
panied by neat address the recipient who made suit
able RESPONSE Numerous toasts drank and soags
were sung Letters of apology for attendance were
read from Aldermen Wesley Smith and James NJ Bari;
The evening passed off ovia and the company dispersed
at about midnight having enjoyed very agreeable time
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NJ, India sales casks nearly fai pnces k.nne'
lei rstes; FOREIGN IL fir demand az orms, .er
irsst y hsss AZ rs a37s g. COFFEE IN iar deinsni pig
ssV,cS Native Ceyon - i' S , s ' ritso zoo
aH. al IA, s1.a5is Cd.
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rsx.ro.eI Provision &c.

Mos J hehs11y 80 sbo1lder. quiet but all tendency 20
Btcox appeared checked BzE7 aud PORK s,eaay
1HfnkI eee--n LARD he'd become inactive AALLDM -
Cxfsst bsKx or SEEDS RICE mach wanted LiSsEEo CAKE
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Y.sii seeuliies has exper,s1csd ssn. a,,n
81. wes s'rens dgprsS ~, seco9nt and money sS al
ssn. pr Cents lOlt A. Ban@ STOCK 40 -
m, lons D, slortj, par At ) prenl
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

RE6pRyISa OF THE BRooKLYS ScHooLs.-The Public
Schools of Brooklyn will their regular sessions To-
day after vacation of four weeks. An application has
been made to tho Crystal Palace Association for tho adj
mission of tho pupils OF the Brooklyn Schools on the same
terms as our CITY, Schools
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DIED.

vILgOy-On the afternoon Of sePEnserz OF spopiery Jana
WIon rr.ct OF the late George Non Es OF tAs cry IN h1r
I'D year. a.. Ace. "a - ~ - ..,. H..
"a Wi,-n H. OoEgs Wilson are repeatedly invited 20 at
tend her from her late fesdencf no 10 West ihn<t'
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rsverpooi Cotton Market

-, rurora the Innset had remained daH, on.
sres & P endt;op thsn advised although on no
vskesf shai Sassrs Ordinary qussies nominal Inc '0
ID se be e.i is. 4 90 speculation 800 export ~I
ssferesy' -. 90 speculation so, export 20 -,
Hopesr -. 100 speculation -, export iVP "Ae'
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,.x~ryool BreadstuT Market.

49,. .rifernent has again cnsrsctef1en, ,ne % ~ -
n Of 20, leo than - FS,y s received per
S b O. ksre been much French and Med an
p: ;' s:,.s6 sIa IL c soS md
grse AZ se November Consumers sns 70 a a w
Whas.,nrsrs ISDAS Coss 70 N sooa foq'7' o. ~ ''
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French flar;ket =

,.l ,.e in CoRs throughout France the pasi week
There We. s franc. higher large business was done IN
ne he'o ,ieie seady orner prices Hsvre COTTON
ELL -. eor,inued que. with but small rnies
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
CRYSTAL PALACE, Sstu

CRYSTAL PALACE, Saturday, Sept ,, 1853.
Cash received this day. Observation-Disclosures. 50 81
Total. '--.i'7 ~
j. l.. BRowS Agent.
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WILLLAIMSB URGH ITEMS

Ry6pyyryG oy WILLIAusBuRGH PUBLIC SCHOOL. No. ..
The fine Third Ward School, No ., reopens today.
after thorough repantiDg and Improvement which adds
very much 10 its peasantness and convenience.
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-. e.,,, o.t,r aasrtert. consequently 20 -
sstisrs y, ,e ssos nnsda fela' n ~ n
e: =: &c ss ' saa "a s' Z saai .a,. IL.
nssy ec' ~ h- probable fss-' sts Of r
ss.r ..1e ,s.. y, .a. ssaso' 70 ''
sls for ~ Bales spec kErPt -. hrs sa5 ~ SO
s.,.r,.y .....sss9SS 100 49, go a 90 ~ 70
<s.sssy i'm, aSoa 80 coo bales Of oil deserp
ss- ., responds IN fc-lng n the pfevalns I'll
To Mn c,f nrairy bota Goods aod iarns ~ -.
Sos here sr 20 buy ar he accoants IlO % M en-,
jonss q ~ irht sales M pressed "a
srst brt 49, rrevalence o. cS.rerlely me 80
~ BresasuAs oar GRais rnsrfe Ass 9sn
w % larss demand p, sS?o 70 an .dSsncs o.
lssl "A 10 a. y 70fts tae ioEfns' an. - -
rr - he both f.. psres on tns aud Is no.
IsDir To- -, exeepiins damaged parce~ for ieea''s
Estn, ~ ~, 80 dins 20 quality.
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BY Telegraph
Examination of Or. Amcs.

ClNCINNArI, Sept. 3-4 7. VI.
Mr. James C. Hall is still living, but his friends have no
hope ofhis recovery. DR. Ames had preliminary exni
nation at the Police Court to day. and remandel 10
jail His father offered hundred thousand dollars bail
but Il was refused
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Making in all eel G53 in checks, and s24l5o in bills
including 81 500 in gold, which was put down as Ds
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Julien offers an attractive bin at Castle Garden to night

NrwYoRx SACRED HARMONIC SocIETr.-Ths excellent
Society has closed the first year of its existence most sue
cessfuy Under the direction OF their Coaiacter MIR u
y. Bristow the members have attained PrOhceney not
often reached in 30 short period This evening they com
,,snc. second wear, when the annual election WI be
bd and tho report Of the past years dons presented The
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srgAserRs-The following among the arrivals al the
principal Hotels;

HOWARD TEMPLE OF HoyoR.-A new Temple OF the
Order of the Tempars of Temperance was Instituted on
Saturday evening, September D. at st Lukes BUILDING at
the corner of Greene and Hudsonsts II was named the
Howard Temple of Honor No 3. II instituted by
Reuben Bull G. w T., of the State of New YORK AMI the
Templars of Temperance large number OF applicants
were present and pleased with the establishment Of
TEMPLE of this Order in that vicinity The following
Rrnthers were installed in their respective oiees
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Gen HIsAx WAIBRIpsE VI c. elect from our City de
parts for California via Nicaragua to-day He goes out on
business and viii remain but weeks or 80 returning IN
season to take part in the organization OF the House
Hon. Geo w Wright exM C. from California and Gov
Addison of that State are also among the passengers
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Society always pleased to see the friends Of MUSIC al
their rehesrAls and visit viii often lead to membership
We hope lrge numbers of those Interested IN siered muse
wiz this year become members IS this IS the only socey o.
the kind in the City and easily become Whist ous
to be- the leading Sacred Music Society OF this country
The funeral Of Mr.. Edmonds, late Keeper OF the Cay
Prison took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock al the
residence Of his family corner of Centre and Leonard SIS
The sermon preached by Rev Mr. Perry OF the MAR
Church Pear and his remains were attended 10 ms
final resting place in Greenwood Cemetery by the Hloer
nan Society the Sons of Temperance and members oil the
Police Department together with large number OF citizens
and personalfrends
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The WonEs's STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY viii hold
meeting this evening in the Tabernacle at which its Pre
dent Mrs MARY c. vAueHAy, will preside Mrs ID {
BLooxxR Miss EMILY P CLARK. and Mrs. II. A. ALBRo
will ais be among the speakers.
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BySErrr OPERA AT NIBLos-The Opera at Niblos IN
AID of the fund for the relief OF the New Orleans s1nrs
lakes place night and trust viii prove as sues'!a a.
il Is attractive The highest musical talent has been geneF
ously volunteered for the occasion and the great artists VINO
are to give their efforts in the eanse OF charity cannot aH
secure crowded house Madam Sontas appears in two OF
h f.xor;e eharaccrs and will b. faly sustained by tn
most distinguished members of Mare.zeks operate corps
We earnestly hope that the ayas OF this rare musical enter
,ainuen viii be worthy of the tempting programme OF the
sacr cause Of the sufferers and Of the hbersty OF New
York citizens.
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row occurred at late hour on Saturday night among
the inmates of house No l25 Roosevelt st. when Patrick
Barrett and his son Thomas severely cut and stabbed
with knife IN the hands of Farrell who subc
quontly arrested and held to await examination The in
ured men were taken to the New York Hospital. Their
wounds are not considered dangerous.
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FERMENTATION TO TIE CanF EssrsEER oF TIE CHI
cAeo FIRE DErARrNEsr.-A pleasant affair came on az
Lovejoys Hotel in Broadway on Saturday evening winch
shows well for the faernal feeling OF remen Tor each 9th
er however distant the of their usefulness IL was
nr.ep,aton ~ Mr. Ur;ah Haris Chief Engineer Of the
Chicago Fire Department of cigar case. ordered by Mr.
John Decker one Of the Assistant Engineers Of the Fire
Department of New York and Saturday evening Wa. the
occasion for social gathering when the Presentation took
place The cgarosss Is Of sold silver inaid with gold
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abhen ere selling their large and choice stock OF ade
Dresses prices irrespective Of cost and to which me enen o.
the community IL requested These dresses eopsr IN par. ~ 1ue
sains Bareges. Musns ETC. etc > ~ r. IoWLs 20 nave
ESQ IN select of Mn,is and shsw tor
annnn and winter wear which also offered bargains The
ods recently at this store no 70 b. surpassed either
quality and certain the fair par'n' OF NO
.3i GTandst, will be delighted with them
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Music At THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Dodsvorths band dis
coursd excellent music at the Crystal Palace on SATURDAY
evening and will continue to do so during the season
they have been engaged by the Association
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-07

CELEBRATIcNs.-The fourth was cele-
brated in many places in Northern Indi.
ana. We were absent. but we under.
stand that at this place every thing went
OIL tremendously. The audience was an
ProPriately addressed by VIM. J. BURNS.
who in the course of his remarks adverted
to the Catholic movements in reference
to our free schools; and showing clearly
the necessity of properly educating and
training our youth. in order TO be prepar-
ed to meet aud hold in check such reckless
movements. and thereby prepare them
selves to act as becometh true Republic
ans. After the Grafton. ell present mar
took Of free "Pic-Nic" dinner. which
was prepared by the Ladies Of Plymouth.
1t is said that the best of order, good feel.
ing and harmony prevailed, and that the
exercises were brought to close with all
under the impression that it had been
pleasant and profitable Celebration.