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Tndustrial Exhibition Of an Nationg.

THE AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE is now
would remind all to visit this splendid edice, we
at tie time would earnestly advise all TO the
earliest opportunity to witness the ATtstic4 Exhibition
of VAN ALSTlN'S Premium PICTURES, Nos. 1877 and 2O7
Main St. HATHAWAY BROTHERS,, Operators.
% P. :. Fancy Daguerrean sto tx reduced prices
for three lCeekS only. DIFF iy26
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StraYed OF Stolen.

81 From The Pasture of the subscriber in
I'm Worcester, on Sunday Evening, July 18th,
FS Dark Brown HORSE, years old, with a
s=-Ar-& long tail reaching nearly to the ground and
one white hind foot.
whoever viii return said Horse, or give information
where he may be found, 10 the subscriber, at Taft
Harrngtons, corner of Front and TrHmbul sts., shall
be handsomely rewarded
jy2l dat DANIEL HARRINGTON.
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Hams,
GTAGG Choice sngar-cured Hnms, for sale by
~ ] r. GREGORY
Nos /, 3 S, and 7, Main st opp Court house
jell DIFF
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w orcester, July 25th, 1862.
ONE WEEK

FEHERE viii be further opportunity this meek,
i for all persons who indebted the subscriber
to settle their accounts with him after which thew
will be deposited with person better skilled in
the science of collecting. A HUNTINGTON
JulS 18th. 1853 DIFF
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Powder. Shot, and Cans
OATSOATS I!

1000 BUSH. in Store and for sale by
1AON DEXTER s. EDDY
Jy7 DIV No 246 Main ST
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House Lots for Sale

10 ELEGANT House Lots, and 2 Houses for sale
i - cheap, and on the most reasonable terms M.
uated on Queen and Chandler Streets Inquire Of
J. WALTON,
At the Engine Room, Junction Machine shop.
jyl5 dlm+ ''''' '-''P'
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m Office.

LNOR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect st.
Il few good Pigs, part Suffolk an extra good COW.
years old, large lot Leached Ashes exchanged for
Wood or Woodland if wished. q w Rice
myl9 diff
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Carriages for Sale.

ga-Mpo. w. 9. WHITING is now finishing and has
SesSt{5 for sale Carryaa, Jenny Lind Top and open
-3,=-xH Buggies and Carriages Of other dscrIptIons
Also, second hand Carryal, Rockaway, 9 Chaises.
All will be sold cheap for cash
Worcester, June IL, 1853 ie14 dam
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Wanted Immediately,

= OR Taoress Girls to work on Goats Pants and
- Vests, to whom The highest prices, and steady
work viii be given. Apply Immediately.
l.. STOCKWELL.
Graf on, July l. 1853 diff
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4 BOUT fortnight since, in the vicinity of 1852 Main
~ St. bunch of KEYS. The person finding them,
by returning them to that place. al this Office, will
be suitably rewarded. off iy26
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For Salal

"a small but convenient COTTAGE HOUSE
mi on John stj II being the third House on the left
Rssh In going West Inquire at this Office, or Of S.
G. GRAVES, Court Mills diff iva
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Cabinet Makers Wanted.

q OR first rate Jourpeyman Cabinet Makers are
- wanted in neighboring city. Constant employ
ment will be given and the highest prices paid for worl
by the job. Euqaire of
CHAs. T. TURNER, Agent,
At the Worcester Depot, N. & W.R. r,
July 20, 1853. dot wlm*
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MAIsRIAGES.


In Leicester July 49, by Rev. c. Denison. Mr.
Nelson Hamburg 70 Miss Ellen S. Gibson, both of l.,
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Wanted Immediatel,
LOST,

THREE four Americans to assist in Moving Build
L ings Good wages will be paid. Apply at the
lntehs enoe Office, 1913 Main ST., up stairs. dff iy26
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Bow Wanted.
To Business Men.

A BOUT is or II s.ars of age, TO learn Book Bind.
"A ing. Apply at No 275 Main Street
July %, 1853. diff WIN. ALLEN.
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Girls Wanted.

q GIRLS Wanted, THIS DAY, to go a few miles in
4 to the Country. Good wages ami constant
ployment given apply at the Employment 0fice, 233
Main St. up stairs. DIFF jJ26
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. EXPERIENCED Dry Goods Statesmen wanted
- None need amply bot those who can br ng good re-
Communications for ability and honesty.
Jy23 b. l.. HARDON g. co.
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NO bel Lat.

TENEMENT Of Ave Rooms. within Ava ,nloute.
IN walk Of City Hall. The rent Is very reasonable
Apply al the House Agency, 23S Main st., up stairs.
ly9l dtf
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NOTICES, &c.
To Whom it NAV Concern.

fgNHE subscriber would hereby announce that in con-
sequence Of continued severe illness. he is com
PEELED to relnquRn his professional duties and leave
the uity, for few weeks. During his absence some
OF his prepared Medicines may be obtained of MIR. E.
Prest, stones Block, I'd door north OF MyTtle-st
Ii. w. BUXTON
Nv orcester, July 25th, 1859. dlw*
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Tobacco.

On BOXES Nat. Williams Cnvendish Tobacco.
~ 10 do Goodwin s. Brother Yellow Bark
looacco, Tor sale BY j. E. GREGORY,
Nos !, :, 5, and Main ST., opp Court House.
je9 dtf
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Us IT.

ON SATURDAY evening, between Grafton street
~ and Lincoln squarea basket containing Ladies and
Gentlemens clothing. Any information respecting the
same, left at this Office will much Oblige.
July Is, 1853 diff GEO. MESERVY.
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WANTS.
WANTED.
Wanted Tmmediatalv

e OR First rate Shoe Petitioners, 10 work on Wo-
" mems and Misses XII Spring Heel TO which steady
employment and the highest price will be given.
A lso, or good binders on Kid Jenny Lind Boots
ana Buskins. HOLMAN & DENNY.
Leicester, July 23d, 1858 diff
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Nurse Wanted

A JUDICfOUS American Woman, well situated to
n take in, nurse, and besIow good share of her at
Iention on an infant child. Inquire at No I6 Portland
street. Nj. 5. BALLORD.
tYl9 diff
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,ov Wantef
Statesmen Wanted

A N honest, active BOY Wanted Enquire of
N iy23 diff y. L. HARDON & CO.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscribers are no.
N tilted that their accounts now due, and ready
lor settlement and they are requested to give imme.
date attention to the same.
jy4 CHAMRERLIN. BARNARD. & co.
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PARASOLS
Parasols,

JUST Received large invoice Of Parasols which will
MERRlLL,s
lel3 VI 22l Main ST.
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Copartnership Notice.

IlHE subscribers have formed Cuparnership, under
/ the firm of CARPENTER q PARKER, for the
purpose of carrying the Carpenerng business and
have taken a shop the North side of Central ST..
over g MaynaTd's silver Ware Mannlactory where
they are prepared execute ali work in their line in
satisfactory manner. Job Work done TO order.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited
A. CARPENTER,
Ii. b. PARKER.
Worcester, July 6, 1853. jy9 deodaw3m
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STONE WARE.

/ CsT Received large supply Of BENNINGTON
~ STONE WARE, of superior quality fer sale bv
DEXTER 4 EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No 20 Southbridge Street, v
HS daWtf
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CHEAP BOOK STORE!
Harpers' Magazime, nc Gents,
Conartnarship MOtice.


FpNHE undersigned, having formed CoparnershIp,
/ on the 25lh day .of May last, under the aud
firm of CORBIN, CHASE, & CUSHMAN, for the
purpose of Manufacturing and dealing in Sashes, Doors,
and Blinds Will continue the business at the cd stand
of 5 b. COrbn, on Mill st., near Pleasant ST. Worces.
Oders through the Post Office, or left at D. Il q.
p. Stevens Salesrooln and Paint Shop No 3Ol Main
ST., few rods South of City Hail. will be promptly at
tended to.
Doors, Windows, and Blinds, constantly on hand at
both the above named places, low can be bought
elsewhere. Carpenters and Builders are invited TO call
and examine before purchasing.
- s. B. CORBIN,
l.. Z. CHASE,
ie3O deod3m G. A. CUsHMAN.
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OS 7

LOST
TEHIS Afternoon, between the Central Exchange and
three miles on the Grafton Road, (via. Central
Summer, and Grafton SITS } a large Morocco PORTE
MONAlE, with steel clasp, containing valuable papers,
The finder will he literally rewarded by leaving the
same at No Central Exchange or at this Office.
Worcester, July %, 1853 jy23 diff
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AUCTIONS.
HOUSE AT AUCTION.

{e-A WI bs scif AT Public Auction on the nrem
i;', ises. o'rlock A. NJ. on MONDAY August
l. 1853 On The West size of Newbury sire t in
Worcester. iui ct Land, fronting on sali street 80
te, aud 90 feet IN drpih with the Fcuse thereon be-
ing the premises described in Mortgage Deed from
Hollis Howe TO f. H. Dewey, dated Oct %, 1852,
of Worcester, Book 499, Page $50
b2S dts $. w. sELBY & CO., Auctrs.
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Houses for Sale.

- One containing II Rooms, vita over 5000 feet
lnii of Land this House has convenience and
will be sold at bargain Also a new Cottage
Tenement, built in modern style, and pleasantly sit
uated. Apply at the Real Estate Agency, 1888 Main st.
up stairs. jy25 DIFF L. C. MUM .
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4 MAN of general business experience, Who is
"A good Accountant, desires a situation either as
book-beeper in mercantile or manufacturing esab-
ilshWent or as Clerk i'll an Insurance Railroad Office,
or agent at Railroad stations ary similar business,
which will command fair compensation. Satisfactory
references will be given line addressed TO r. w. p
Worcester Post Office, will receive prompt attention
je9 diff
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GROCERIES FOR THE PUBLIC.

GKOCERIES FOR THE PUBLIC,
Ne,o Stock Of Groceries at No. 3 Stones Bloch
MAJ" So, Opposite S. II. Coltons Nursery.
'INiE subscriber, having purchased Of A. HUNTING
a loN, MS entire steck In Trade and having added
OF Goods begs leave TO say to the former customers
ana the pubic generally that he Is prepared to sell
w. l. Good and Groceries,
LOT cash at the lowest price the market affords He
VIII also purchase for Cash. or exchange for Goods all
klnds Of Farmers Produce He hopes that by con
staniy keeping on hand well selected Stock Of Goods,
and strict attention to business receive share Of
pablo patronage.
Goods delivered in all parts Of the City, free Of
charge.
Also, f. sale new Platform Scale, that win weigh
600 lbs. EDW'D PRIEST.
Worcester, July 81, 1858. DIFF
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TlIlE subscribers have formed Copartnership, under
Il the name and firm of G. A. HARRINGTON Il Co.
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints Oils and Man
the old stand of c. A. Harrington No SO Main street
G. A. HARRINGTON
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE
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J. E. HUNT, Agent.

WHOLESALE Dealer in Domestic and Foreign
w Fruits, Vegetables, &c
~ Receiving his supplies by the New York Morning
Train, each day, he supply Market men, Hotels
Restoraos and others with fresh Fruit and Vegetables
~ New York prices. dawtf jeI5
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LAZELL'S
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!


EA 81 W. "A ~ AIR!
TIVE CLIMAX HAIR Tone includes in its composition
many OF the most potent known remedies. I com
blned with the most elaborate care and with stric
regard TO proportion that due effect is given each in
gredient and the result is combination. elegant
cherche, and unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any
other before the public
Just so long as vitality exists in the Hair the alp
cstion OF the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail be bene
fetal Its invigoratng influence will make itself per-
ceplibe Its action, by removing daniruf and other
obstacles from the SCALP, destroys their whitening eff
let's and leaves the way clear for do her part
As compound for dressing the HAIR imparting TO it
soitness glossness and richness and also rendering
the stifest and des Hair, ceptibe of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Tonic with a stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color, not fable 10 soil anything
with which il comes in contact-of pleasant and de-
cded, too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic, is what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound at once elegant and effective, and of unusual
intrinsic worth.
u Its put up and sold the low price of IS cents
or Six Bottles for Sl,25. Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist.
No. Dol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
by Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
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BUILDING MOVING!

4 IL persons wishing any description of Buildings
IA Moved or Raised, in workinanlike manner, and
on the most reasonable terms, will do well to avail
themselves of the subscribers services
Orders left with P. Lothrop, % Mechanic ST. viii Sc
cure prompt attention. SETH TWITCHEII
Worcester, July 5, 1853 d3m
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Cardamom Seeds
A FRESH LOT, Of Superior quality, this day re.
IA eeived, and for sale low by
l.. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
iy1l davis 20l Main street.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
HENRY O CLARK'S
I'kKEE2
SEMI ANTI UALS ALE.
No. l Merchants Row.

TINS is the season to reduce the Stock of Summer
n Goods, will name of the prices at which
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BOOK NOTICE.

Don QUIx0TE DR LA MANcHA. BY MIGUEL DE
CERyASTEs SAAyEDRA. New York Appleton & Co. :
Washington, TAYLOR MAuRY.
Who has not read Don Quixoe Who has not iubibed
the wholesome proverbs Of sancho Paza redoeut though
they be Of wine skin and garlic That the most humor
Of existent works should have composed within
the walls of'a prison, shows temperament of mind not
only welbalanced, but happy in its own resources.
Others indeed, have become authors in similar crcum-
stances -BGrHUs while immured wrote his treatise
Consolation and likewise BuNyAS his Pilgrims Progress
both works however mbued with the gloom and serious
of the spot whence they emanaed To the Spaniard
it reserved to produce during his incarceration c
ton unequaled in taste humor, and invention
The work ushered into the world with the general
applause of nations Ito speak Spanish grandoouence
and Ceryantes himself says, children thumb it, boys
read il, men understand it, and the old commend it, No
stronger proof in fact be adduced of the popularity
Of work than the number Of its editions and three i'm
prcsons at least of the Don uxote were exhausted DUR
ing the year of its first appearance 1905.
The anecdote recorded in the Life of Philip the Third
proves the estimation in which the work was held by all
ranks Of people. We viii cite the passage although
somewhat trte.
"One day as Philip WIS standing at a balcony Of
his palace he observed student reading on the
banks of the river Manzanares who seemed to be
repeatedly INTERRUPTED in his occupation by the
o MS ueHBht strlkng his forehead and exhibiting other
tokens OF the extraordinary amusement which his book
afforded Kim. Either that student il mad said the
kings OF he is reading Don Quixote Upon inquiry 1t
proved that Philip right in his conjecture for it
was actually that popular book which the SUDDEN,
reading"
Ceryantes, like most Of tenius lived and died in
poverty; and very satisfactory therefor is
signed by the Archbishop of Toedo His eminence being
visit to the Ambassador France, the French Lega
ton, after passing many enconums the genius of Ger
vantes, ventured to inquire WIFI such not
rched by munifcent pensonfrom the public treasury
1t answered, shrewdly engh "If poverty compels
him to write heaven forbid that he should ever be In
afiuence, since by his works he enrches the whole
world
1t is remarked singular coincidence that CERyANTEs
and SHAKspEARE-each the bdst and glory Of his
trymen--ded the same day. the 23d of April, 1916.
No work Of fiction has been more generally read and
admired in every part of Euope, and by all classes Of
society, than the Don Quixoteof CervaRes and SINH
lar production has been honoted with transatons
The present edition constitutes revised translation,
based those of Motteaux Jarvis and Smolet; with
constant reference the Snish original in its most cor
rscted FORM that of NJ Pelcer Librarian to the King
published in 1908 The bok is enriched with numerous
characteristic Illustrations. O.
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MOUNT VEENoN.-We do not wish to be understood
desiring to blame the present Of the estate Mr.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON for the sale of Mount Vernon. Not
rch surrounded by needy Dependents and subjected to
constant stream of vsiters who certainly have claim
to his hospitality whatever title they may fancy they have
to look at his grounds it would be impossible for any
keep the extensive estate in suitable ORDER
in repair The fault is not his but ours, who ought
have made Mount Vernon a National Monument, owned
and kept by the Government and open every Ameri
can citizen The State of New York has set example
for Congress- in its purchase aud Of the old
Headquarters Newburgh WHO'S there Of that does
not take a just pride in thai expenditure
1t is said that Mr.. WAsHSGToN, being longer able
to maintain Mount Vernon has sold il to company, with
the reservation that Congress shall first have oppor
tuny Of buying it. they will. We know nothing of the
company They may be patriotic men, who have deter
mined to take upon themselves the duty that Congress
has neglected they may be set Of spectators, who
intend to make it show and place of amusement for
their own profit But in either Congress should avail
itself of the opportunity offered. WAsHIsoross
Home and Grave should pass from the guardianship Of
| his family only into that OF his country.
Albany Fleming journal.
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FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

We have late papers. Several large bears have beer
killed towards Three Rivers Of them fatally wound
ed q girl while milking
The Temperance Han nt Richbucto was blown up with
gunpowder Saturday night week. account of at
tempt to enforce the LIQUOR law and the papers fear thai
this is prelude to other outragcs The law is generally
imperative and in Charlotte county the number of tip
ping shops has been increased
Between Prince Edward Island, the North Shore, st.
John and the Bend brisk trade is springng up in
sequence Of the Of the railroad between
the Bend and Schediac. The demand for labor in New
Brunswick has increased nearly 100 per cent and in the
same ratio the demand for emigrants.
Six British armed vessels cruising the various
fishing grounds and others will be in readiness At
Magdalen Isles the mackerel fishery has been almost
failure Out of sxyfve vessels in port the largest
Quantity of fish taken by any of them does
sixty barrels, says a St. John paper.-Boston Post.
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THIRD MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN RAIL
ROAD COMMISSIONERS

Al an adjourned meeting Of the Commissioners Of the
Metropolitan Railroad, held Monday, July 5th, 1853,
at the Union Hotel Georgetown, The following members
were present W. sgAroS, Cheiruan, T. W. Marry,
". w. CoRcoaAS, DArrp ENGLISH, I. ". RlseuE, F.As.
DODGE, MEnEDrrir DAVIS, +. G. CLoPPER, and r. I.
DADE
upon an examination Of the Books and Certificates
produced from the several points at which subscriptions
were received IL was asceraned that Ten Thousand and
n'he shares Of the Stock had been taken whereupon
ii
Resolped That the subscribers be notified nv nublic
to meet person by proxy the Union
Hotel, Georgetown, d. c., Thursday July 18th, be-
tween the hours Of II NJ and p NJ for the purpose Of
Company.
The Commissioners then adjourned to meet again at
the day and place above appointed for the meeting of the
subscribers W. w SEATON Chairman
FRANCIS DoD0E, Secretary
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NAVAL.
WASHINGTON, S.

WAsHINGTos, SATURDAY July q
Mr. SAMUEL HART, the Naval Constructor at Kittery
Maine has been ordered to this city, take charge Of
the Naval Bureau of Construction and Repairs in the
place of Com SHuBRIcK who is egislaed out of that
office. Congress, by law Of the late session. di-
rected that " skilful Naval Constructor and not
post captain should be placed the head this Bureau
Two other able constructors thought of in
with the ofhce-Mr Poole and Mr.. Lentha.
Lieut.. MAuRY Superintendent of the National Obserya-
tory about to go out to Europe purpose Of
tending at Brussels convention of meteoroogists de
puted by the several naval Powers of Europe fix
some uniform plan of observations for testing Lieut.
Maury's theory of winds and currents.
We learn from Norfolk that the o. s. steamers Fulton
and Princeton have been put in commission, and have
received their crews preparatory to sailing The Fulton
is crazy old craft and ought be trusted any
service She is ordered tits said the fishing grounds
but it may be well doubted whether she will ever reach
that station.
The Princeton after many abortiye attempts and much
delay is to be trusted the at last with what result
we shall see.--Journal Of Commerce.
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The Eour,h IN Pbilao1elphia.

PHILADELpuIA July 5.-The fourth was celebrated
yesterday with great spirit unusual number of stran
gers being in the city No accident of occurred
disturbance took place in Kensington in the evening
requiring the attendance Of the Marshals Police. few
heads we're broke but no dangerously injured
fight took place in Spring Garden between two rival
fire companies, in which the police forced to
their reyolvers, wounding it is said, little girl
The display Of military large, but their number
was somewhat lessened by rain which fell during the
morning.
At night splendid exhibitions Of fireworks in the city
and Northern Liberties attracted immense crowds. No
accident occurred
Charles johnson, convict in the County Prison. cee-
brated the day by escaping lie afterwards in
his prison dress in the raaks of the Fantascas was
chased, but managed to escape.