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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17
W halcrs.

An New Bedford ~ ship Laneastsr Amy Arctic Ocean
co de- VIII oil and 900 s bono on board Sem, home 10 bb
sI so do. VII. Of and 1880 ~: bone, on The voyage
TscshusnO Feb Il with % bis .p lloo DO VII oil board
S Sg ao Has on s @ I d. ~ aho oil Ian and S1 bone
from ship Cen Scots 90 Dbl, oil nom bark Arab and io9 rs
lon 81 P%:.fd hP Of and Tor SsT Bedio o5 o,.,,
tof Faaven Thomas Pacific Ocean, brig Excellent
Got Ma''aT oiseu) West Atlantic ocetn.
letter ,ed ia this city the first officer Of ship Ocean
Non Of sIen Foris her a. ST. Caos March T. with 10 be
Ar Nyste l2h. schr Washington EdIidse tender ship
Hudon. Ct Il Hyte) 60 days ff7m Port Stanley Fakind Isl
T.eslS , 'r Sa,,ia, s9y B. , 500 2 anti.
and Indian Oceans Ascenson March - win 1870 bb VIII $50
fqR d's A % ''sr " eps T 70 bark s s9
Arr a. Geenrdrt 10Th bsrs IiS RSwley Arc,ic Ocean via
Lsisius Nov IS bis sp SIS do wb oil aud 1909 b.
A. s., Helena March r. Samuel Themes Of Matt 81 So,
Dantsion b bound home charge of Nc MunIoe Captain
aihawsy HAVING died few dsy' previous Tsnede7 L. mos
ling Of md Captain Desler ,hor aier SD March O.
Elsh. Dunbar Ens b. lls ;P bound home As2 .asd
Msbe Iseyehee Islands Jsn. g United States, Hicks, Of
Weort Ifmo- out 100 Woiga Dmmck FahAven Is mos
A. Psiia April H. chip Monte. To- Baker, Nant, osp Mr. WI
sTosn-May 3 on Waiting, Island Richard Of Province
no ~ Nsq1 R5 STSs Of DO go 5 o OIL also 0
May To- lat 81 Ion "a D. BARI sarah Of and from MntaPo'et'
si,sr from Mr William Chapel cooper on board Of the ship
Of New Bedford dated Ho March II give, detailed
account Of the firing that Al midnight on the i o. March
discovered in the hold the worked without
inieon until eleven O'Clock the following forenoon before "is
subdued preparations made cue the vessel
but osu the ship finally saved The
the who the ndaries
Two men had been plaeedia
double suspicion but nothing the date Of the letter had
The
casks Had been started fw feet farther ar would
have the oil and the ship and inevitably have
been DESTROYED burned three casks cask Of
bread and casks badly orched One cas OF oil
nearly burned through that leaSed The inceudae
dubidy thou sh they kndng the ire the oil The
arrived Ho the 18th Of Feb after cruise Of mos
having taken bis black fish OH sperm whales but
The ell in good health and the ship il still aoa
though badly scorchsd hold The II snd i
the 20 l- discharged.
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Huason River Market Boats.
Freight Lnfe Of Cafi< and FaTr Pr'<Heh geHeTaHs-
p.,,,,.5 s,efr.iv.lv for The New-Y0rs Daily Trbun

Reroried eIcIa.i7eIV Tie NeE 0ff Dsly IFl54ae
Cat Wm Jansen Of The barge New arsh from Newog.a
Of " arr Iutsd-f Nay -, lof
rer.--s fhe following articles By the Trip 10 beeve al Veal
Cslv,s Hors. - csrcazses Ves IS d. PORK, ls fovs
Turev bbla SIS -us Buffef tvrraznz - d. 10 ools
Petstees us .ides Leather. - bales Of Goods
o.. CIse Hsed Of barge Milsink, from SewburEh
.vt Al The wharf Wsrust Monday, May Is. 1885,
rsrorts the following articles by the mp viz - Veal Calves -
10 Horses. - Fowls Turkeys l. 5ns
Fas IS futs Butter bales Hay - bb Rye Flour, 500 sf-
10 bsg Vol bundles Peper ~ bales Of Goods Piano
Force.
Car Brinck THE barge Exchange from Poarhkeep
A. living e. the wharf Murrsvi Monday May 5
1884 reports following articles by me nip W. MIR Cows
$50 Veal Calves Sheep and Lambs Horse 10 Fowls y Dol.
F.s 100 tui Batter svsr1sus Is 5 10 bales Hay, 200 bush
'Grain 60 do Corn Oa' 49, bsK Corn Neal Dbl. Pc
t,fo. bales Of Goods Chair 81 Provision Barrels 81 halt
bt Pork Csrlees 10 Churns - Hams t1ns CAST
ine hbs - keS Gin4r. oktS Peaches
Cert Water Brett Ildependeuce, from Fishs
Land arriving a. Murrsy saturday. May
following articles bv the mp viz Beeve
MIX S7 Csve. 10 Sheep and Lambs cscsa' Porn .
Dressed Poultry 10 Fowls Tugkeys. Ducks, p bbs EE
tut Butter averaging = 800 bush Osts 30 bags Corn Meal
bt Vegetables rolls Leather II bales OF Goods stesm Ensne
Boiler fixtures Il Machinery cases Papers Tobacco
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Marine JOURNAL.
Cleared.

steansLip-Afoa, (Br.l Harrison, Liverpool Z cgnard
Shp-enry CLAY Caulsns Liverpool Spoford Tileston Coz
Che-i peskr. Line. ChHrl.siOn, N,nsio~ LeSrsnee
Barks-Ncuauk Lincoln Gaves'on, }. H. Brewer; Admiral
Moor.ou fBrD Sousby Buctouche Smith; Huniing
Conner Mont deo John Ogden; Nevada Foster avan
q Stevenson Robert Prince New Orleans Nesmth Sons
Brg-He,n Maria Pierce, Cardena Kirkland Won sachs;
WetumIka. Davis, Mobile surge Chairman Coz Enoch Prs
II. Stnfod.
schoorers-Bemon'. Scott s. John, y B. j. : Whitney = X
Puon Lingo Savannah, scranton flInin Mary Ciari0ie
Perry Banlor r. r Buck Coz Ribeo Port beiro Lisbon
Du1y Leland; L. Row Osborn Norfolk Mott Bede; LAWN al
JaIe Ketohum Wilmington J. W Mckee, T. Sckerson Wyatt
G,or Do ner & Potter. -
Steamers-Anhfacte Jones. Phadelph VIM H. Thompsoni
Vulcan. Wertmsn. Philadel pns j. a y. Briggs -
sooIs-Lady Washington. Warner, Prov dence MASTER w
Thone Cummings Fall River MASTER l. spgue' Fish "srehan
Barge. A. Stevens Ramer Philadelphia " II Thomp.sn.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIOSs-TvEsoAY-BsoreH His Honor
RECORDER
IHf III TIUN FHAI D--FJU n p UAIs
rinl of Milinrn MnrrnY Unph MOnnv and WIllial

The trial OF William Murray Hugh Moony and William
Turner having made fase and fraudulent return Of hc number
sf toed the f District Of The Twentieth Ward a. me
In November last resumed tins morning About
~,pfv examined for the prosecution AL Of whom
ssifd Cummings H. Tucker ticket the
S,y Of the polls where the accused acted Board
.Sirsneeors The then adjourned Tor the day.
Before Judge BEFBE.
Sylvester convicted Of selling liquor withou, license
80 II The Court fined him SO which paid
Henry Foyce indicted
se rl who into the where the defend
eursgd clerk TIED and convicted Of indecent
snut Remsnded for sentence.
pbn Nj A was tired and convicted Of passing counterfeit bills
an he Crtu,ton CraDon. r. @he bills had been
e. nse which from the Bank since 1874 SIEVE
81 examined aud testified having received 80
n,s-fe lills on the above named from the prisoner
Pe,,nsn Flder and Lieutenant D1nn Of the Twentieth
Wsd the prisoner and four others house in
that the prisoner his
tb,su r.eksge bills the and they
rarity burned bills pfOvee be counerets the Crsnon
fsT The jury convicted Mcde without leaving their seats aud
he va. r. msnded until Friday next for sentence ,
Huh Cstv indicted burglary IN having on the night of the
sh INST broken the dwelling Of Mr. Besiooi No lo Peyst
b 10 steal tried and found guilty of an attempt grand
.snx The Court him the Penentary for
Ia wahpene, who was tired 1nd convicted
,m, time ,ne loaded Deputy Sheriff Fasom
c, receiving epmand sentenced 10 fine OF $50
fcood pleaded guilty having assaulted another
soor,d with shot The Court sentenced him 10 the
State Prison for year ,.,
Win Mitchell and Edward Long indicted for grand larceny in
rg cigars Tsyofs Saloon Broadway convicted Of
lit larceny only sentenced the Penien larry
for six months the latter for four months
fined 100 and sentenced 20 the City Prison for
for keeping dordey house The Court then adjourned
dr he
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sale. of Stool. at ph,ladslph,a-MosDAr Nay 10

Repor,,d for TIE y. Y Tribune bv Fry Thomas 49,.
Fyt Pooyd 100 Long Island RSiosc os ndod osi go
Lehsh ss 10 rs; Rich District es s ~ eV hoens s
rosd Mot IS 81 81 go Pennsylvania S. 90; Hs
road Is as 10 Pennsyva-s Railroad 8; - DO "a ., 90 fs
ResGIs Railroad 100 do cash lVV DO - - IL u' ~ Nv
Mons Cana b II; IS Gisard Bank ~. - ~
aiding Railroad cash S'' NFe@nsyVanA
ksilIosd <s3
Sscond Ba5d-s coo Sohuyl Nav O.. s. 77l 81 Penn r.
4i &c Leh Oh Znr b5 =; Jo uuoa sasl ~ - h,sS n n
days S7i; u do S7 - HaIsbsrg r. Z. b, 5+ " bshA OF
Kentucky ll6t II Mechanics Bank. sol rs Gard Bank II
St beatdl0o Reading r. R. S7i: 100 do, b. sd - do SIt
81 DO, b5, SIT 50 do, DAYS. S7i. 49,.
(csag Prices u IS rs 1884 ed do, 81. rs bd
I3 aked; Pennsylvania bid 50 asked Reading Railroad 81
bid SO sEsd do Bonds c. 10 bid, n ssked; DO Mort 6 90
% be- asked Pennsylynis RsTosd int Cd 81! bd ~ ssscdi
Morris Canal ~ sd L ssksd sehTyl Nav o. - ~ bid Is
ssked do, Seek . bid asked: d. Preferred, 81 bid 81
sAed Long Island Isl ba asked Vckshurs NJ bid ~ asked;
lirsrd Bank ~ bid ~ s.td; LeAish znc n SD asked Clon
Canal, IL bid. u! asked DAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17

PHILADELPHIA Nsv Is Enthusiastically City q Bo-.on.
Bsker brss z. Il F-e HsS C,enfsego- May r.,
Ba1.er Boston schrs virginia Snors Piern0ut; 2 Flower.
Ckurrt Portland George EDWARD Nay Bos-sa; L2rka ChnE
burs VathsEl
f.r,or-Sfesrfip Keurehec C9re New York. hrrs Means
Herfh Bosfou; N Il Cor-ry Courry do; sch-S F. FoFer
Churchill Haro-d; MaT Knapp Tbon.s Boston; Eliza Pot
Couts Pr mont; Am7hhcus Morn. Maspc-h, Gner.
G. nlto Psetr Laku Chulhlet WlEe5a k'ch Commerce
LoWet.. C-sTe-tOu-
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MARRIED.

BAYARD-HOFFMAN-O the 18th inst at ST. Luke's Church
CITY by the H. futile Mr. Charles H. Bsyad
Of Johns TO Anna M daughter OF the late Ste
pbeb B. Hoffman =,
DEVELIN-STETSON-At the Astor House the 10Th May
inst his Archbishop Hughes John T. Deyen and Lucy
eldest daughter Charles A. ESQ., ell Of this City.
WAKELY-C OMSTOCK-At Whitewater, Wis May g. the Hon
EIeser Wakey Sabns eldest daughter
Of Gen. IL Comsock, Of Westehester Co, n Y.
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COURT CALENDAR.-THIs DAY.

Coxnos PLIAs-Part Mos. 20, %, 1923, 43l, 5o3,
ms s7 s S62 1868 69 ParlNos 8l3 80 5i2 6s7 $780,
SUPERIOR CouRT-fIn main bulding.)-Nos. sll sl3,
SEQ Us tn esl 6a2D Us 925 39 o55 o5 1853 1903
IC5 1863 on 73 Oh o83 87 65 69 6y -G3 9i3 ~
egs s7 as The following northeast Of the Park Nos
s74 6l2 s2 3d. 82 8 SS $50 1872 $780, sO 634 100 4s6,
73s T8, e2. 846, 8B.
IT, s. DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. Is, 90, 90, A. 60, 40, 20,
"a, IS, 10.
SUPREME CouRT-Gcneral Icrm.-Motions and Nos l.,
2 H. 49, 90 a. e, q. 81, III. 49,
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Receipts Of Productivity l6.

~ North Rrr Barg and Canal Beat'-6oOo bbls FouI 10
Aches $50 do Beef So do. Lard 1870 do Whisky $50 do
Hams TO- do Pork 80 do Cheese 1870 bush Oats lo99 do
Wheat. ard 2f,o20 do Corn - -.
pkss Provisions 1850 sides Leather 50 pkss Ashes
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BIRTHS.

BURNS-Msy 6 Mrs Burns Robert A. Burns of Soy.
FRANCKOn Saturday, May IS, Mrs Fenck, wife OF Guave
Frsnek offs Sou
ROsS-Msy Is Mrs Ross the lady of Clinton Ross Of Sov.
STEvENsONMsy a. Mrs Stevenson wife of Jared r. Steven
son, Of Son.
WEsLEY-Msy H. Mrs. Wesley, wife of Heron Wesley, Of
nAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17

TUESDAY, May l6-P VI.
The buoysnoy Of The Stock market noticed yesterday
was entirely lost to-day and with large business the fan
ees show in nearly every description, lower prices The
bears were again rather free sellers and buyers did not
hib the same adipess 70 NEST them as yesterday. What
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By Telegraph.
pOSToN-Arr. Nav

BOSTOS-Ar May Is. ships Berkshire Csicua; bks Cecilia
Glasgow Nay ard Galveston; Mri Mobile h-iss Evina
Port Prince; Hsrnsan do sonora Jere; Rdeout YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17
Receipts Of Productivity 10.

Tv Nelr York RGlroad-Receip Of Cattle last week
Landed at SIG Hogs $40 sheep oi Cave. Horse
Landed $50 Hogs 672 Cattle 3l2 Sheep 50 Cows q
Calves 3 Horses Total, ssh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17

The following persons we're eTraignel 49,. .-,,-.-,
gdgsrd Crsltee Jr master q ship Emma 1u'oo
tsre q hsvns snip, capital ohen'eJ was AZ
,srs6 and pleaded not guilty. -. =, -,---...- l. -
M, The striking him blows on tnr head Win
With dangerous weapon
the United states District Ator
doubt Of proof 70 former and noe
oui as entered in regard 10 that
sobp w Hall indicted stealing eers from the Poet, Office
pkssed not guilty.
rSDrA-RCDBER CASE
The civil calendar taken up. and the Gaze Of Day
.,.in New Gland Spring Car Co laid I'll M0nd.y
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M ,,,.s. fud q. a,t To. JDdse remsrss IS ~s' ,s we
-. 90 ,,le the from the Court - Isih CO.." " " '"
-. rsrSered 70 plaintiff Of Viva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17
Total gold and silver coinage e'5soo
Ro.foa Tourfer savs-

The price of Money fell off cent. Yesterday, with in
creased supply and prime paper passed at cent
Collateral loans ranged from TO 10 T. cent. on solid
stocks and the demand much less pressing than has
been for time past. The Stock market was buoyant
in spit, of blue Monday. and of The bears wiel
ht,le in the bright sunshine The is largely short Of
the speculative stocks which sustain rise OF my per
enf before regainng tn quotations which were current
only two months ago, early ia March Ogdensbargh
Stock closed in the afternoon at q bid ami - asked
Vermont Central at bid and 81 asked. One hundred
dollars offered and refused for the right 70 take 800
shares of the Central at H. IN 30 days aud - cash was
bid for 1000 shares without obtaining the stock. The
whole tone OF the market is quite strong and hopeful
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Passengers Arrived

IN Bark Wm .fden from Be'ise-Mr Trone Mrs Burns,
Messrs Toledo Guthrie Queer : Esteve, McKinkiL
IMMATURE .LnASGc......THIs DAY.
SUx-Riss......i IS Ses.......7 10 M0on.....u va
wATER......rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook Island. f8fD Hell Gate. II. Som
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SHERIFFS JURY.

tonniss'"" A. ~ Ah,h"hD /. NA'''
sheriff jury convened yesterday TO pass upon
,h one,ton competency Mr. Dun
hp fost Broadway. aid 20 BE- Of unsound mind Teuony
the jury found that he il Of unsOuud mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17
nshes the following statistics OF the exports of Breadstus
To.als............3,255,l74

The present prices of Breadsuffs equivalent TO 357
in Liverpool for Flour 81 for Corn and II for Wheat
Samson of Tie LONDON Times writes to The Com
merc'0i
1.-THE London Money market during the last few days
has shown considerable Sadiness chiefly account of
satisfactory feeling the general prospects of the war
The drain Of gold TO the continent has continued but
has been partly counteraced by several arrivals from
Australia, while the resumption of shipments from the
United States moderate extent by the last two steam
ers has likewise had favorable influence. To-day, also,
the satisfactory has been received that the
strike the operators at Preston in Lancashire has at
length been abandoned after prcracted contest OF more
than hnlf year"
The annual election Of the Harlem Railroad Company
came off to-day The following ticket was elected with
out opposon Dircctors-Gcorge l.. Schuyler, Charles
Denson, Nelson Robinson, William c. Wetmore, Ihomas
w. Ludlow, Robert Schuyler, Richard N. Batchicrd,
Gouverncur Morris, Henry T. Durham, Philip DHer,
Isaac +. IIavand, Albert j. Akin, Henry :. Bachiord
The new members are Thomas w. Ludlow AM II my :.
Blatchford vice Mr.. Barker and Mr. Bemen resigned.
Bank is about be organized i'll Havana with cap!
tai of OOO which may be increased at e pleasure of
the Government. The Of discount is TO be cent.
The deposits and coinage of the New-Oreans Mint for
April 1854, were follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-17

05 Michigan Central RR....lei
IS Northern Indiana X. R...lIS
50 Cincinnati HI. 4 ID. RR.. 20
81 III. Cen. X. Il. > q CT sta .ilSt
~ Galena 4 Chicago Rk....lI
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17

vestngs and sgreat variety of trimmings ito
match, cashmerets, tweeds, summer stufs, 30.
Plymouth, March II, 1854.
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.L.QIlR.

CUGARS-Loaf, crushed and refined, for sac
y bv H. s. w. ROGERS.
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Gumnlsrtial Matters.
Plymouth Market.

PLYMOUTH, June l6.
wheat-Red l,T5; White 100.
Clover Seed-s4,50.
Timothy >eed- 81 so according to quality.
Flax Seed-GOOd,a at SILL q bu.
Oats-at 3Se.
Corn-In good demand at SOC.
Dried Fruit-Apples, cts; peaches-paret
1925, impaired sl,25
Beans-Sales at 10 to SLIP
Butter--Sales at 10 cts. for roll.
Eggs-Readily sold at &c.
Sole Leather-Sales at 25c.
Flour-S9,5O y bbl., retail.
Fish-$5, 90 half Dbl, 50 per.bbl.
Tallow-In good demand at ~ to l2c.
HAY--$6 per ton
PonK-Hams Sc, shoulders 6lc; sides 4c
Wool-From % to 40c, according to quality
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Fourth Arrival
J. DEVENY, JR'S,
CLOTHING AND SHOE
5 NH O. ~ lpt {


inert door 10 the Exchange Hotel)
nEVENY has received the largest stock of
IL Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps ever brought to this town, which
he pledges himself TO sell
1Uenty per cent Cheaper
than any other establishment in Plymouth.
This is no vain boast, but he will satisfy the
public that it is correct if they will only call at
his store. He ewOuld call particular attention to
some choice styles of
CdSSimereS for Pants,
purchased expressly for this market, acknowl-
edged by all who have seen them to be the incest
cheapest and best ever offered for sale here
In Vestings his stock is unapproachacle. 1t
comprises everything that is fashionable and
durable and now worn. His stock of
READY MADE CLOTHlNG,
has been also enormously added to, for the
spring and summer trade. In Furnishing Good.
he can ''skin the Jews" Collars, Handker
chiefs, &C., in endless variety. He need not as
sure the public that his clothing is all made by
experienced workmen and out of good materials
for those who have been regu ar customers
his establishment know it to be true. He al
ways give man the worth of his money, ant
please him so well that he is willing to COM
back again. may2s
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17
New Arrangement! !
Pitch, H0LBROOK & DEE,

vi bOEN abos " A.f
Successors 10 Il. w. GRO WELL,
PLYING OUrH.
A RE- now opening for the spring trade ~ the
n old store, one Of the largest and most at
1 j tractive stocks Of
Staple end Fancy Dry Good. Hdts. Cops, Bon
nets, and Ready Made Cloihng. &c,
ever offered in this market As one Of the firm
as usual, will be in the market nearly all Of the
season, consequently we think, and with cont
dence assert, that we can and wi lOffer Goods for
Ca,l or Produce at lower prices than any can
that are only in the market small portion
Of the time. Believing the fairest system Of sell
ing goods is to have uniform prices, and less
profits than npossibly be Afforded where long
credits are given. Under the ready pay system
the necessity for charging large profits does moi
exist, and by selling goods at very small sd
vance above their cost, endeayOr 10 make it th'
interest of every one to buy on the above terms
gea- Customers acquainted with Mr.. Crowel
will find him as usual, ready to serve them
Plymouth, March IL, lS54-tf
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Attention Builders and Others.

r HAVE on hand and for sale,
i 100 Boxes superior Window GLASS; all sizes.
5Tons of pure white lead, dry and ground
tons Zinc Print, Snow-whte,
10000 lights of Window Sash, all sizes,
500 lbs Paris Green, and large stock Of
Colors, consisting of
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Imperial Green,
American Vermillion, Chinese do.
Ultramarne Blue, russian Blue, Red Lead,
Litharge, Venitian I.od, Spanish Brown, &c.
Also Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Bronzes,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Coach Varnish, Furniture
Varnish, Linseed Oil. The attedtion Of Cash
Buyers is invited to my stock. All Goods war
ranted as represented or no sale.
Plymouth June 1O-n34y H. M. WOOSTER.
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0FThe Liuuor sellers of Mansfiel

FThe Liquor sellers of Mansfield
are having quite hot time just now.
Several Of the gentry have been fined and
imprisoned, and the effect upon the NOR
ais Of the place seems TO be decidedly
good. A meeting was held the 7th inst.
composed Of the best citizens of the place
at which they pledged themselves 10 sus
tain the officers in enforcing the law
Resolutions we're also passed commends
tory Of the Mayor, Probate Judge an,
Prosecuting Attorney, for the frmness ant
determination they have displayed in car
rying out the provision Of the law.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17

A VALUABLE TIMBER LUf FoR SALE.
n situated IN de to~a q BlcouinEErors,
kiehlAnd county, one u.ile south of Tie c. c. and
c. Z. T. and aseat midway between Greenvich
sad salem st4fon- Said lot eontstns l52 acres.
and the very bed of soil Cor whsss o. othsr pro-
duee. A good road runs Ii oagh The fam feu
A2nsheld 70 Norvzlk- On ssid farm 10 sbouf
40 Acres under Improvement, 100 grated apple
trees, also Peach trees. Cherry trses, Carrsnt
Goosbery, etc. The balance Of the land is of the
heaviest timber, principally oAk, white ssh, beach.
maple, white wood About the central Of the
lot is good site for Steam Mil, With good banks
aud plenty Of water, and timber enough On the
place to wear out mill. The and is all rolling.
The shove desirable property viii be sold st .
bargain and 4 liberal credit given for part Of
the purchase money. Possession Of the timber
given the day Of sale, and the Improvements
this fall or next spring. Call and see. Enquire
of [may6-Sm1 BENJAMIN AMEs.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17

TlHE LADIES Of Plymouth will pre-
pare Public Dinner on the approaching
Fourth of July, the avails OF which will
be equally appropriated TO benefit the
Methodist, Presbyterian and Lutheran
Churches in this place. Tie cilizens of
Plymouth and vicinity, are respectfully in,
yi,ed to attend, and join in celebrating
the Anniversary of our National lndepen>
dence. An address from lady may be
expected at that time. Further notice OF
the order of exercises will be given mex,
week. The following ladies compose the
Committee of Arrangement
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Carley, Mrs. Austin
Mrs. Getting, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Bod
ley, Mrs. Croninger, Mrs. Braziea Mrs
C. Culp, Mrs. c. J. Culp, Mrs. Wooster
Mrs. Beekman, Miss Fenner, Miss Bodin'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17
NOTICE

The citizens Oi the town dPlymouih ere
requested 10 meet al the Hall Of the Sons
of Temperance, on Thursday evening
June 22d, Tor The purpose Of appointing
a Commilles of Vigilance and taking 9th
er measures TO carry ouI an act OF iht
Legislature, entitled ian act 10 suppress
lhs sale of intoxicating drinks" A gen
eral attendance is requested
MANY CITIZENS.
rlymouth, June Ii, 1851.