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.rrx,eRrFrHttc4sis i+surd weekly IT TN q
unitsRS AND \ NAil per annuu # pah in
f,,. II paid within "a mouths. Three botlars
"..,', il. l.lat a until after The SIX months. the
....,,il h. Four Dollars Single copies. One Dime
,1fttseinents At 81 per square, Of ten lines or Iss
- ,lrcnt. per square i"frs,ry suhsrqent inscfiiun
,.,o,en.nt II candidates. Ten nollaes
.rysl,r per ccni vii he charged on adSerlseueui'
r.t .aij 30 aiNanr". s,,.,--
,n obituary uoiires ever one squire, WIZ W rhefrei
,-- .,,.r. ,.f.lrcs.rd TO thi. OA0oe must be src.
g.4Hi
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sorfU SIDE or THr PtntiC SQUARE
MARSHALL, ITNAN,
II TilNTFOED tender. biz most SINGER
thank. To the Ladies and Geuilemeu OF
Maf.haH and vicinity for their very liberal pat
-psec fer the Two past years, and trusts from
the
Grca inducements Nor Qftred,
Co merit % continuance Of the same.
uow oilrr my ,teck en- hand and receiving
If over ii, thousand dollars worth, at
Iwen'y,hre per cent on First Cost.
please call and see what BARGAINS
House and goods at cost
II All notes, aud last years tickets due,
Please call and settle, and ohlige
&. THETFORD.
Marshall, April, 1884.
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time back been living on hope; and n the
present moment owes n conridernlle delt
20 Mississippi. which that State hns hitherto
i"en uHah.e 10 cosiect For such n 'uau
60 take stock hy millions dprs certainly
look rather absurd Cher charges. ase.
bafr hecu cireulaicd a9ain., the Executive
tomm.ttce. Of which VI, Walker il u p,o-
muen' member. showing tha. some Of tie
stHebh licrs have very little confidence in
loir management. These rumors. which
hive lately assumed n definite form hHta
called foi'h n defence from the rompsut.
which sis'es that everything has been dopH
20 . straight forward manner, Tint ih,ir ni~
f,.ls me prosperous. and tlst arrangements
have been made i'f breaking ground ON tic
roAd near the Northeastern corner Of rexas
nu The coming iih af July Tic route 80.
l'eted is one which will be Of great nivat,
tape tn the South. and PARTICULAR, 'reNas.
II le-'as ~ point on n navigahle tributary
Of Red River. runs West across the upper
plains If IeNas 70 the Rio Glande, thence
hy wav ct IT. rasp dtl Nor,o in the di,er-
lion 81 Cookies wagon route 10 the irnr'on
Of the tnlorndo mud ,.ila. and SO over tho
4"saf aud the Sierra Nevadn 'a tho Pacific.
-sn
inc H'of, lilraI advantages OF uls route
ere ''u,'''t"'i'' N't u runs iof h"a'lY
Thousand miles through q bowling desert.
"''A'"t ''''",' W'"a' means 81 snpsi''-
enc'' f''I''d only ~ Indians amt ,ery
,,en ." h+'' we nave RioM nun "a
''' " sit't h'"ne,rt'hg a"li'iesi fe' 1t
"'4'' seem ''p'ssl''i' inr hh'nAh en"ffies'
however Hiea' '' ''''F ,h'en@' =" e'ran''o
~ s''''ti''f'' "',N''' nr'''' i'i"aH''on 81
'''' ''i'" '" "' ID on
The following, on the Same subject. j.
fram the New Orleans Rulc,ir, OF the L.,
ius'anlr
Inr ArtA1rtr tNn ptefrtr RnipoAp.
e. hesats Roht } Walker. l"p'ha Fnwikef.
thr columns NJ The New York i'vtn'd, reply
io fhr attack of Nt G. G. Pebbles on the
aiialrs IT tbs company According TO this
statement Vac Atlaits ni q COMPANY efc IN
sHAlgi forward Rud ptosperng- condition.
@ctf'iHng heing arranged Tor breaking
ground ou tlie ftAd near TIE moth east cor.
nor Of l'N8s al the coming ith ot lnlt
ia Ia. l,ll
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a Romantic Match.

NV" SNORT t'ihe "s'. - appears ,hA'
49, "' l'''E
"'''"' ma ''''
nta''"'' ON business 'o'"'R t'' I'Ah,
"n'''' ah' WINE '"'," o'vA'"' 40 i"''''''
w" ','"'P 'a'N "'ss A. ''''''
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NV n"a'' 'P"''"' VIZ wv "s
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w w" never see" ''cn p',' 'i''''
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:" ~" wy NE, sun W was
''t','''''"' anu "'"'F P't va
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oi us undypg love The hniY hall''"',s W
the welded state; OF cottage somewhere
~ the deep heson OF an nu''ihse""s P''H''
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la.;nal7..a,oL q1'a,,.,,l,l,,,,, f,i, o,,c was
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,, r NV" ,,',' ,iad,i .l, H.. ,,.,s ma, Ian,
In e,d;n. 90, how p.tte,s stood. and was
..,,t,a., ~, a., i,,oil;.,.,,,, that Miss r -
,,a. IN Ia married to another instead OF
bim.elf on The following Tnesday Heat
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READ, MADE CLOYHiNG,
NJ. W Z: q q - Z

NNE are now receiving and opening at oul
wv New Stand, Corner store, adjoining
Dung & Iohnson's Drug S,ore.) large As
y nrt, p.nt nf
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iaronr,vr OoorFArroN -" Boy said
a f.shionaby dressed man to the ssr,an, Of
ore OF his companions, - your master =,
home," Yes sir rcpliet tho boy, F." hut
he is son.ined 10 his ROOM Hess gs"wh.
Of moos.arshes, aud aint Showed 10 ~
ANY hpiy b.. Ills hals dresser
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Ilicre the Bee holds up ln iWieW.e We
Rov llr. Colonel joel g. sewer. witch We
omit
O." bul uauy apart. IS not tbs railroad
scheme s,,endld humhugf lhhk OF my
five individuals constituting themselves
stockholders " company. and assessing
themselves L. toe value OF one hund'ed n''l
hons. when, according to hf. PEBBLES who
appears .o 'ave thoroughly Investigated The
roneem. the entire amount Subscribed mas.
with a liberal calcu stion p0ssitly represent
one fnieih Of the whole ia actual tom nae
wealth Docs uct tie assurance 81 'pcse
New York schemeis, With der asiale AND
.ud.l,isable nir leader. the Hon Roheh >.
Wake. csrecd an, thing "a the annas ot
financial hunting since the days ol t"ufge
Law and the South Sea bubbiei Ia ''i-
d.ncc of tie 'rauspnfcnce and delasioh
sought 10 be paiued upon the people We
p..bles states that 81 tho Z lNO,oO0 Uoo OF
stock subscribed. sii,ll50Oo was p, men
who az, uul really worth, Wtoethr', more
than .us million, and the remaining Subs
srriplipas have % corresponding hast he
Whole amount pad ia does not exceed
5000 -, W.lk.ra.acau,i,.,f,
49,, ,,., ,c,.., ~oio,a mud
49, az -tt.h an v,s In Obtain from,
'.'''''','' .,t,.aa,,,,bi., fnr,i,er declare.
'"'" N''.'' ~, l.,.,l ..,,.,.,r,. 81.
'''"' '''' '''''l H.. cnp,,,,s.,ou.
'''''' -. =. ~. oj.a,,., ryes.ut yhen
go = ,''.' .,4sr,il.sJ Ter
''' -, - ,o., IN, cx,,.tti,e he
-" 'H'' ........4ti,
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Rou,s,r yoap. lady living ncs}
Beaver Dam, in Ere county, Pa, took u
.nio her head. shor, time since, TO enter
into - romantic adventure, AMI accordingly
dohed her teinal. attire, clothed nvrssl! N
lhe gaib Of a male, and len homo 10 ss*k
her f,e,nac q, whatever Nigh, oily. She
proceeded to Cambridge. Ia Crawford cou"-
~. ard hired ou, as imam OF all wo'k."
and rails, loading hay. etc. for short time.
her patents discovered her whereabouts, ~s-
posed her sex, and conveyed Ler home.
The act was oces.ioped by reading som.
Of tho high, literature of the day, in which
was portrayed, Ia seductive language. the
adventures OF lad, who had made a for
tuue BY DOMINIC malc attire, and par.leis
patins, in public lie.
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Henry MAID Besohcr says with great
truth. that the last qnsfier OF sn hour
OF long drawn aud tire,ome discourse
gives a rcpalsiscness 10 religious truth.
stronger than can be dissipa,ed by two good
.simous . forwards.
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UAGiERRECTlPES.

UAGI ERRECTlPES.
AIR \ HERRING respectfully invites the
WI attention of the community TO his Pie
lure Gallery
Rooms up stair. in the building formerly
Known ms Sanders and McDonald'- Drug store.
Rooms open from lol A. NJ, ull 7. VI.
Marshall, Feb, 1, 1901. ~.
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RAlIn NoNACE AROUND ruE WORLD -
The clipper ship Fearless. Captain Mason,
len Boston vi'h toll cargo, Aagusi 30
tor san Francisco. proceeded thence Tor
Manila. apd homr aud arrived of boston
eht on Saturday last. ha'us computed
hevoyage IN uiao moalhs -ai 'cu iays
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IEENH tRRI| Al
n Spring AND stNNEk GOODS,


A. Ward ~ lirioa's.
WE have lust received, and are now open
W me il larep aud handsome assortment 1t
goods, consisting a. I'll The articles usually
found In Dry Good stores haiirs and GeH'
tl-weas Dress Gnods LinrHs, Cations PAN
10 nm Goods, Ua's Gaps, Ho0is, ad Sho's,
CrocLsyy, Hoiia',. and hfard'edre. Oar assort-
mcnt of ladies' goods has been selected WIN
great care. The patterns which have 'aielY
been introduced ate very pretty aud cannot
.ail to please, and We particularly invite them
IL call and examine our specimens. We have
also handsome assortment of
READY NAUE CLOTHING,
h. well selected as has ever been brough, to
l lhis market.
Planters would 90 well to call and see our
Selection of plantation goods and families
hour specimens for Housekeeping.
In tine, our stock is full and complete
Hand if good selections and low prices viii IN.
aytc custom, We have a hi to expect rapid
BALES Our cd friends and the public gene
tally. are invited to call on rs,
WARD & NINlO\.
March %. 1851. 35-ly.
NEW GOO Ds.
[N\' l. are now receiving ana opening ~ our
w New Stand, Corner store, adjoining
\ Dung & Iohnson's Drug S,ore.) large As
)<or,ment of
i STAPLE tNU FANCY GOODS.
Our Stock, which is entirely men, has been
carefully selected in the hes, Northern markets
We will be- in daily reeer, of additions 10
|,ur assortment during the next twenty days
and our stock when complete, viii not be- sur
/ assed ~ any IN this market.
We ask be favor Of our Old friends and the
Iruhc generally, to give us share Of their
patronage
". Il T. II. KEY
Marshall, March -. 81 a5-u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DIED.

cOBB-At syrseuse, seI. Mss Mary " Cobb wife Of
Aifr,S Cobb md daughter OF D. B Bickford D.. =
EDNONDS-On "Wednesday, 9Th inst Marssret A, VIE OF
Tohp ; Edmoue, ss-6 f5 years II months sDd days
u- rensit will be taken Dutchess County Tor nternsh
patches and Coiuu bis County papers please cory
FATIN-In this CRY yesterday Augustine T. Fstn IN tne
22d Of his age ,,, ,.,.I AZ =.
,hf residence OF his father T. san AZ hscksnsaek
FISH-Ou Wednesday morning Sept. ., Elizloetn risn
widow Of Tho late Col Nicholas Fish, IN the Sath year OF he
-. -n.....e.uv l.,
vi, 10 attend funeral Al o'clock this rhursdAy as
noon from he- late residence. No q Stuyyesant-st
HACKETT-At Beport L. on Tuesday moEnias the 0In
of uars.uus Catherine Amelia, daushter OF Ed"A L
.ui Ann T. Hackett ased 10 months and - days - .
NcNTOSH-Of coIsumpt at her brothers house NO 10
Horstio-.i on the 4h inst Margaret Mcntoh aged years
native Of Perthshre Scotland wife OF Mr. John Mcintosh
stonecuiter .,
RCHARDS-Iu Rowley Mass Sept T. At the residence Of
his father Rev Humphrey Richards late pastor OF the
Baptist Church society in Dorchester in the 18Th year OF
his -, -. ,
50
syth-.t a. 5 O'clock P NJ, on Thursday, Sept J.
ZIEGLER-On Tuesday the 5h Inst yseso L. sebrng, IN
FAINT son Of q Frederick and AIDE aide Zieger
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully In
vsd to sueud the frnera this day (rhurday) ats T. ,
from ths 70 dence Of his father, No. CO HoratiOst.,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
MILITARY

.,NvyRsARY or THE GARDE LAFAYETTE.
a. La Fayette Guard, attached to the Twelfth
..,n, New-York State Militia, celebrated the
.,srsary of the Birthday Of La Fayette, and the
s''s,ersary Of the Company by an excursion yester
~ Elm fafh'
| vs o'clock A. NJ. the company, under command
1 osptain Le Clerc, lsi Lieut. Picard, 81 Lieut..
Is.,et Sd Lieut. J. I, Nepperl assembled at the
Isrs Houser, and in an hour thereafter, preceded
4 !. fsdwortbs Band, marched down Broadway and
ss<sh FrankiD-st, TO the corner Of Hudson-st., ,
- they received their st md OF colOrs the French
l. american flags.
Il lnr d brief delay the corps marched down Hod-
| Il to the Hudson River Railroad Depot, where
.pok q special train of cars for Elm Park. The
- was accompanied by q large number Of ladies
II ss.nilemen, relatives and friends of the members
fFMcOrps'
~, arriving at Elm Park the Guard went through
~ Of evolutions. after which they stacked arms
p's-;s.d their friends in various out door sports
Ia ~ bours were passed in manly sports until
- n O'Clock, when the company sat down to an
p.gspt dinner, spread beneath large tent in one of
II. moves Of the Park.
pgsIe satisfaction having been done to the dinner,
lie Clerc called the company to order and ad
- them in French. Translated in English his
t.srks were as follows:
tf.uys AND GESTLEMEE: The 9th of September
th,ccrne for the La Fayette Guards day of hap
e This day, the anniversary of the birth of La
tsae is for us the seventh anniversary of our
Issny. 1t is gratifying TO see the haste with
Ii you come to the banquet; aud we have here
Ez~sed such feeling of brotherhood that your
IT,, As well as ours will keep in grateful remem-
E...this family meeting, in which we powerfully
:, the bonds of our patriotic association and of
..iionality. Benesth these outrageous trees.
lsWashinctOn and La Fayette have often met 20
ts,,e about the means OF delivering the United
E 7. from the yoke of tyranny-beneath these
II. sdies ani gentlemen, let US hope every year TO
rk Tsliymg cry:
n,.,, Cee5yate-The anuivcrsary of the birth Of the
1.-Two worlds anniversary oi the company OF La Fayette
n aims TO revive patrOi ism by broth erhOod-two
I-svhich are Of the same iauhy-at LIS Belle France
4. remarks of the captsin were received with
III applause After the performance Of "Hail
tMrbia by the band, the captain gave as the next
T1 Taid s.O...-Musie: Star spapsled Banner"
The third toast which was received with vociferous
hsers:
Frstr- Music: Marseles Hymn"
Tbe fourth toast was received with great cheering
M Goteyaor The State Of Nci0 Y0TkHOratio Seymour
ls veto Of the Maine Law he has preserved Us from
i fIe health of Capt lie Cerc was next given to
liA sentiment the captan responded in happy
lyn.
lAsr the singing Of several songs the company left
I,able, when, upon the green sward near the grove
iounger poI ton of the assemblage disposed them
I,s for the dance. The festivities were kept up
fea q late hour in the afternoon when the company
ln1ed to the City highly pleased with the celebra-
IzH the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
CITY ITEMS

CRIoEET.--A mitch betwee, IL.
New-YOrk Club .. twenty zen 81 @ members OF
eo Of yesterday at HObokeD. ana VIC same club
Ne eleveu men, as there was no, seu go. IN ,aVor
The twenty-twO went IN frst ana ',.'e 70 pay
sn y followed and scored ls', being a msjoritv '"'
= the twenty-five eide, there wss .o,os so~s o''y
- part Of LIE Gal, spivey, SAoDpors 'S s,p., pay
{Assn and Burton. The bowling was we'll n..
f. BY lie Gal, Baillerin and Richards. Tbov -.
eeir first innings by o'clock, and we~, IN e..
.v1o' but time being called they emily scored GAo,,
~. with tho loss Of their wickets.
oowiing on the eleven side was too much for
.ss'ytwo. Cuyp took five wickets, aud with
ks'ance Of Marsh bowled the twenty-five.
q. s1d work, with the broiling sun on them all
warp was good at the long stop. and got
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

tNOLUTIoN IN BUILDISG.-In various parts of
n sechusetts, material for the construction Of
nng houses, stores, barDs, &C., is coming into
r. imsnew materials called concrete and is made
Syel andJime. We believe it was Mr.. Fowler,
rev. ork, who first used the article in this coun-
1 'Or ou1cmg purposes. T@O or three buildings of
material are IN process of erection in this city,
We ieei safe IN predicting tina ere long no mate
tsui be more generally used than concrete. We
zone mouse al Hopedale, the other day, beautiful
syn the walls and partitions of which from cellar
| 'ol cost but one hundred and fifty dollars, labor
4 sock included. The material can be shaped INTO
tY conceivable form. Those who desire columns,
sess, cOrnices, or other architectural ornaments
/ aer dwellings, can have them almost without
1 il5 and without price, for line is cheap and grav-
/ = be had for nothing. Comfortable, convenient,
thiul and durable homes may be built OF concrete,
sss than one half the cost of their construction,
any other known material. The Introduction
I9ncrete viii form a new era in the art OF building,
ne I'm means we ardently hope of providing "houes
II ah' X. |. Freeman.
Il III IL VkwsRD. notwithstanding the low stage of
4 ~ - 'Hs hsdssippi aud the prevalence of the
iste =. .ne vowns below Us emigrants have con.
~ - Poul llo our territory and 10 make settle
I III 80 80! direction. Comparatively but few
.eeis nav s's.'ea st. Paul this season, but in al
te'eiy otnoI ROr'son OF Minnesota, new ccmers
4 Dc seen piowuf, fencing, building or clearing mp
tgfoune iVr se.ulnsht' ,ht' Thousands are continually
ping the waste pieces TO blosso,n nm onr so;I az
fch the eitizens Oh ~. Paul have No Lno,yIo5cs
bip across southern hnnesota or IN The Minnesota
e!. VIII cohVihcs . any one Of the correctness of
i ~'''aon' lot. raoi thin.) Times Ans SS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
Advertisement !

FREE TO ALI.-On Friday and Saturday, Sept.
and g. there viii be excursion TO Fort Hamilton, TO attend
de coutued sale of 10 Of those beautiful Villa Sites. We
need BEGIN enumerae the many reasons, why Fort
Hamilton is the dsIabe place Of redence In the vicinity
Of the city However viii say, that for hesthfunes
(Which the greatest temporal bess.B) esibty and scenery
IS urrvsed The Norwsk leaves Pier No North
Bver each osy At 80 o'clock A NJ ud O'Clock p NJ. Sale
commencing p N. For Free Tickets Maps. &c, epPy
to JAMES W. B,RErE or }. T. MoULroy No. Nssslu-st
Nevy-yofL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
IAdvertAemoutl

INPORTANT DECISION Il THE UNITED STATES
CoURT ESTABLISHING THE VALIDITY og BLAKEs PATENr
FoR FIRE PRoOF PANrIn conseq Of the above do
ciop throw whole busuesd into the hands OF the Psn
tee instead OF nortang tho pIies Gas many would re-
dueiug very materially as lie prCpofuonstay Eiaui4c
ture larger much cheaper than small quantity. Every
recn who buys the FrePoo Paint eXeept BLASEs
Mi be- 1lnsetued. The genuine article nssd a. the
General Depot No 1s Pearl 81 NewTors, office OF The
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
! lfrthe day
MARRIED..

BALDwIS-THEALL-O TussdAy. Sept 5, By ths Rev L.
co-,I DR. Jsied Be dwin MIS- susan Thes danshef oi
he late Jacob C. Th-sil al of this City.
Montro.e psTeTs Tlease copy ~,
NIIIs CJNNiNGHAN-At Craig Hall. Iryinsion, West
h.,sr Count, Y on 5h iu,t. BY the Rev Dr. Tho n
an D. OGDEN Mills, OF ssersmeato Cal TO Jane A. edss
s,ushsr OF J n es Cunnins shsrl Esq - - m,
OVERTON-OyERrON-In New YORK City, on Wee nes
~ rirs s.rt s. by the Rev DR.. Cone OF the First Zap
,it ChuIch El.s oyeton Esq Of San Francisco Cal 70
NJ sn,tn ~ Overon of Port Jefferson Long lstad l.
"W00DW WIRD-SEYMOuR-O Tuesday sept IL Grace
ChureS Brooklyn Hras BY the Rev. d.. Niut9n, James G
Wosw,rd ESQ to Maria B. daughter Of Walter Seyn'ur
Pa of Rruokyn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
SECOND BOARD.
soles OF s,oeiss at phlladelphia Sc

Reported fer The Y. Tribune by Messrs Fry Thomas
Fgi Eoayd foC Ciy esy5s sS 50 600 do. S5i 5000
do Is, 873 9 zoo r. r. 6. (S aud 50 98k ga state
s. lover O. 8G 81 900 Wilmington II r. g. 87 shares
Bank Of Kentucky, eii; p Penna. A Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, 6gt Eorrsown r. r. b5wD, 5G!, Oh
ard Bank 4, go Reading r. &C. Sii so do, 3 20 Sch.
Nav Pref 50
IS; ~ Nc Penns IS, gi 50 Reading r. r., IDS 3 100
do sfs md in 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
couRT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-wEDSLsOAY-Befo
ASS--~ Ind BEEBE.

couPT OF GENERAL -wEDSEsDAY-Befors
Judge BEEBS-
Al he opeIing Of Court James Cochrane and Thos.
Gallagher pleaded guilty to burglariousy entering
the dwelling Of Joseph Slaven, No. l5s Wesst, and
stealing tLererom property to considerable amount
Tbev were each sentenced TO the State Prison for two
wears and four months.
xrss tried and convicted Of like Offense Sentence
deferred. r.,..,
Crsman Epperents, indicted for receiving stolen
goods. and Frank McClusky aud Sarah Alexander IN
dcted for grand larceny, we'e seversay lea ana ao
Quilted. IA ,,-,.r., ~
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1854.

goods from the master of the schooner Plandoms Of
Which he vas mate, pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
al d was remanded for sentence.
Jobn RlaLe was tried ana convicted Of ste'ing
dollar from Michael Reynolds. Sentence deferred.
Wm. NJ Barlow wss tried for enbezLliag s35 tfe'n
tie firm a Bulkey & Co The jury e'nyictst him
of petit larceny and he was sentenced 70 Ae fe"en
tisry for six months.
The Cour, then adjourne for the day.
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WILLIAMSON URGH ITEMS.

ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTlSG RocEs.-About 0 clock
Tuesday evening. q laborer. named John Plggott'
while engaged blasting rocks az GreenpoInt' was IN
piosion of blast which he had just prepared. His
face, hands and eyes we're badly burned, and large
pieces of flesh were torn off from his arms and
hands by fragments Of the rock. The injured man
was stteLded by DR.. Brady who thinks he may re-
cover but il is believed the eyesight will be lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

SERIOUSLY ISJrRED.-0n Tuesday night last amAn
named John Caton residing 10 Kelsey saiey got into
quarrel with his wife, and 10 striking at hec missed
his aim and forced his arm through winioW-Pane,
whereby artery severed, and he bled nesry 10
death before physician arrived He was quite eI eI-
haus;ed from loss Of blOo, and conveyed 20 the
City Hospital for treatment
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

CHARGE OF PASSING CoUSTERTET MoNET-A
young man named David Hepburn was yesterday ar
rested by officers Kinna and Smith of the reserved
cOips charged with passing counterfeit $40 bill on
the Bank OF Bainbridge, n. y, in payment for a
baset of peaches which he purchased Of Peter Arch
deacon at the corner Of Cana-st. and Bro adway lie
ordered the peaches 10 be sent to No ~ Walker-st,
and followed the porter he was conveying them
tlsre but finally gave him the slip. There being no
such number in the street the porter returned the
peaches to Mr. A.. and nothing more was seen of tue
accused until yesterday, when the officers saw him
coming out Of notorious Church-st den called
"The Sena,e." On searching him pawn ticket for
a gold watch and $40 were found on his person. lie
was committed to await examination.