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In this city, the wight lesh JOSEPH MERaICk
formerly Of Maryland IN The sam year Of his age.
The funeral viii take Wednesday 2st instant
ms late residence between and sh lin O'Clock
y.
~ Now YORK. the loan instant ISABELLA REGINA the
y aha accomplished daughter NIsaos sg, fo
,aAs "eaislJ and sasaed Of Southern Alabama
o lovely s1d uied friend whose
se sa Of Italian sk.eS could the de-
eS@ea wan le shcTt sought
Ahaaue
ion oa BY she her lass shortly after
reaching without
pined slsy abe rest peace
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WAsHrr0Tos WATER woRKs.The opinion prev ails among
members Of the House ofRepresentaves that the
pect for the passage Of the item in the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill appropating five hundred thousand dol
lars towards the completion Of the Potomac aqueduc other
wise called the Washington waterwork decidedly
able Efforts have been made defeat this great
for the benefit of the District Of Columbia by persons
are not connected with the executive legislative branches
OF the government and Of them residents
Of the District and feel interest in its prosperity the
comfort and convenience of its inhabitants But it is be-
eved that the course Of these opponents Of the will
be sgnay rebuked by the liberal enlightened represent
atves of the people We repeat prospect
of the enterprise is frightening daily.
The wEATHHa..sOld SOP exerted his power yesterday
with melting effect. In the afternoon there a slight
shower which degree essened the high
under which were suffering AT two o'clock the Their
mometer hanging in where there Of air,
registered ss degrees.
CRINAL couRT.The criminal for the county OF
Washington commenced its June Yesterday morning.
His honor Judge Crawford took his the bench about
ten o'clock and Philip Barton Key esq., present dis
rict attorney The grand and petit jurors empanneed for
the term to discharge the duties which might be
assigned them Judge Crawford addressed the grand
rors and instructed them in their duties after which they
retired their The criminal docket learn, is
large. We publish below the of the jurors:
GHAsD JuRy.-Messrs. Jacob Gideon, foreman, B. F.
Middleton, @. G. Grsmmer, VIM Easily, Robert Clarke,
sJsR Baldwin Jas. P
Dom, Esau Pickre, John L. Kidwe W. II. Edes, Joseph
" Pearson Robert s. Patterson Thomas Berry, Valentine
Harbaugh, Wm T. Dove, Selby Scaggs, VIM b. Magruder
Henry Haw, and Samuel Mckenney.
PERM JuRy.-Messrs. Albert p. Waugh, Alexander Bor
land James Miller, j. l.. Rider, John Scrivner, Lewis c.
Hootee, Joseph Lyons, David W. Oyster, Joseph Hilton
George Harvey, San uel Mcknight, Thomas j. STEELE Henry
H. Mcpherson, r Samuel Iddins Benedict Miburn John
House, Z. II. Edelin,, Aaron Divine, John d. Evans,
Samuel Rowe, John N. Thornton, WIN. A. Kennedy John
T. Bradley Thomas Tanner, George w. Cooley, James b.
Holmead J. h. w. Mankin VIM. b. Dyer, Charles F. Nc
Carly, and Geo. w. Stewart.
DEArH WAsHISoToSIAs.-We regret to bear Of
the death OF Mr. Samuel Humes Houston, Of the United
States navy He died New York the 10th inst This
estmable young gentleman the Of DR.. Samuel Hou
ton, Of the Sixth Auditors office.
Cry NoRrALITY-Thcre seventy-ve interments in
the city during the month Of May Of which yone
white and twenty four colored.
Rock FIsHThe disciples Of Iak Walton have sport
about these times" at the Little Falls Of the Potomac Rock
fish caught in great abundance.
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SALES TODAY.


by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionsers.
ExTENsIvE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE IN
II ihs Gadsby's Hoel-Oa Tuesday,
sani, SALE 10 O'Clock,
house Gadsby HOTEL superior furniture
fine piano fortes in rosewood and mahogany cases
Fine damask and French covered pao
very fne large French plate mirrors
large book and library Of select books
China, glass, c
fine gold band dInner. and coffee
fine figured french China dinner SET
A large assortment Of 6ns table and bed linen
One fine book
Fine mahogany extension dining tables
Tapestry, Brussels, ply, and other
Pine window curtains, shades, and blinds
Pine feather beds, hair and mafr
French and other bedsseads, wsabstsnds
Wardrobes dressing aad other
One hae large managing machine
large assortment n Kitchen requisites
With oshas articles,
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
June I'D Aucionsers
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NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH sT.
aocuonon "Wednesday. tbs 9ls' instant, shnll se In
tout tho premises, O'Clock Of
.ouare the west side Of airh
cen north running back alley with
prov~n~rts and frame ksuse,
Terms balance sx, twelve, eighteen
bearing fros day Of decd
GREEN b SCOTT,
June I'D Ascicnsers
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psuuon OF George Draper, Mutosd Massachssst
PRAYING for The extension Of him
2cA October $780,
ioo from the exparalos Of ssad whh
takes place the 2oth day Of October, I6S$
II osdsed said heard the Patent Once
Monday, 10Th Of October ~ O'Clock, ell
Soinsd they
why said petition granted
oppoins nc the
Once Their objections specially forth IN writing least
before day OF All ned BY either
be said transmitted
codanee ohce APP
piieation.
The testimony in the viii te closed the 9th Of oclober
deposiuons and relied
filed in the ONCE before morning Of
gumens If any within days thereafter.
Upon Inse-
and Evening STAR Washington, D c. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific New York and Post,
Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
previous to the 10Th VI October day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of
p. S--Edlo pagers please copy,
the blls Patent Once paper contsinlnS
June 20-law3w
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NEWS PROV CUDaf-rmpcvtars ard .seh~nsse b
svlvHaTGn received, from Havana, frrfy
thcrssnA manufactured from The he.l vns' s.je ohsoeo
by Cs,s.vrs G,indrsdos,
second, third qualities hsnd % iet1i and "Londr~s
hsanA Of Is<s~-l0,eoe n each.
June 3-eod9w Corner of Penn and iiih street
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THE Grand Complimentary Concert the talented
Wells Children takes place this Tuesday) CsAis
Ssioon which occaion large number Of professional gne
kindly their services
attractive entertainments OF the
Tickets 50 for principal hotels,
and at the door evening Of Children half price,
June Colt
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Y Railroad and Capitol Hin sucuon.oa Wedn.s-
day The 9 instant O'clock u In froa Of
premises ground adjoining Hose, the
orps. Railroad Depot having front ~ -
o' feet deep This one the improving bssse~ ,ocsaons
n
A.c Immediately shsr shove
half Of lot and all of lot No
the Of Nsh sdcssins
dsnos Mr. Anderson and The finest location Capitol H In
the
nhh balance In a. fs
bearing interest from day Of sale and deed Of trust
taken. TILE ndisputabls -
June ID Apc0opeers
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FRENCH .teei just Imported frsna Paris, a,so
Perry Giots steel pens. bought peon
BY The and embracing az their best sds ssd the br
variety of each kinds with
low rs cents box Of twelve dozen gen
June %
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CrSoIssATI, June lin the of the nine fugitive
slaves arrested and brought examination here, the fug
tvessve law has been sustained. All have been delivered
up, and in Kentucky. No disturbance.
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r. ANTHONY, No. 30s Broadway, new York.
Ia ufaciurer Of dagueHeoyps manss,
kc and importer of plates chemicals frames and
caiope and chemica for pictures,
rails Of description.
Case makers supplied manufacturing cases
C. q Hsrisons celebrated ALSO voigsnde Ehon',
always on hand.
ps Broadway, June II, 1854.
June Goodyear
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NEw YoRK, June l9.-The steamer Crescent City with
later dates from Havana has arrived She brings two hun
dred passengers and Havana papers to the 18th inst
We have advices from Central America, South America
and Havana.
The State Of Nicaragua has declared her independence
II Is stated most positively that the Brazilian forces viii
enter Montevideo on the first Of May.
The revolution in Buenos Ayres soon suppressed.
At Havana the official paperthe Darowarmly endorses
the Presidents Cuban proclamation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-20

by ). c. MCGUIRE, Aucsteneer.
A DMINIsTRATORs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
n TATEOn Tuesday afternoon, June O'Clock,
shall SCH Dot no square No l2 fronting
18Th running
hack Lao 0 q 30feet alley.
beautifully situated opposite
Of Hon II. Fish, and for residence
At 0K o'eIS<k-
We seII No square fronting 81 inches
Capitol street,, running
IFS feet inches
Terms One third residue and twelve
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
GEORGE McNEILL,
y. g. FRENCH,
Administrator.
JAS @. McCUIkE,
June I5-d Auctioneer.
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ny J. G. mcuUIHE, Auo.ien.sr.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
on thursday afternoon June u, At O'Clock The
premises shall sell Nos and No. 6c3
each feet 0k inches Delaware and
streets running back about 70 feet
These beautifully
Capitol aud Offer Inducements SPECTATORS
tenson OF the Capitol grounds
Terms half residue \
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aaciioneer.
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Cholera IN Phaodslphio.

Cholera IN Philadelphia
PmtADrLpmA June Is.-Durng the last week there
nine Of cholera, Of which seven fatal.
Celebration Of the Battle Of Bsnhr HiH, &c.
Bcsro June 1.-THE nversary the battle Of Bunker
non ringing Of bells and general Of the military
The stripes also displayed prominent points
in Boston, Chelsea Cambridge Roxbury Lexington, and
Concord in honor OF the day.
The New York Continental with sheltons band, arrived
morning. and the guests OF the Boston Veteran
Association. The two companies parsded the principal
Streets and dined a, Fsnenil Hall to-day.
Riot and purdcr IN Poa.rsle.
PorrsvrIIr, OPAL June ia number Of Irishmen, con
neced with the mines who had been drinking very freely
Saturday night 60, into fight, which terminated in
general riot.
man named Tboma. Keen was stabbed in this srray.
He died almost instantly. number OF seriously
wounded Several Of the rioters arrested and prompt
~ lodged in jail.
On the night murders committed in other
parts scbuyik county The particulars the Of
the victims, haven yet been ascertanee
Fire aid Lo.. Of LIFE
pm1AprLrHr., june Coopers furnace near Eas.on,
soriousy damaged by fire yesterday
ing The loss has yet been ascertaned. This morning
the boiler exploded, killing man named We're.
FROM Nee Hu-.p.h,re.
CoScopD, juno l9t is asserted by those who profess
10 be properly posedup that Mr. Morrison has refused 10
allow his to be used in with the senstoshp.
Market.
Ysw yoaw, June -FIour--the market is dull-saes
Of 1000 barrels State 81 rs So southern So so
- 81 Wheat in slight requestsaes 5000 bushels red At
1870 100 cents Gsnesce held at 81 40. Corn-saIes
Of 80 900 bushels mixed 70 yellow 80 SIS
Rye, lis Oats so cents Provisions quiet-me~s
pork sla Cation firm AT SATURDAYS prices No change in
the stock market for the better Money st continues in
active demand
BAlrr~ony. June laflourtbe market continues dull
We qnote Howard street at - a.; City Mills il nominA'y
held at S. wheas-hoders asking for white 100 l9s
cents, red lso las Ccrnsale- c IT, 900 bushels Of
white " cents; mixed 70 Rye il stationary Al
previous quotations Whskey in barrels AZ But
A. 49, N "a n~u,.. L. Iii. K N carts
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GEN AL VS..

New counterfeit twentydollar notes, the Bank of
Cape Fear Wilmington North Carolina said to be in
circulation, and well executed.
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project foot in ST Louis TO enlarge the Planters
House about double its present dimensions The cost is
estimated at about sl5OOO towards which amount S6o
900 have already been subscribed The enlargement viii
front on Fifth, between Chestnut and Pine streets
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The Sontag opera troupe at last accounts perform
ing with good in the city Of Mexico. The Stea
none troupe was rvalng them. Sontag sings at the
Teatro de Santa Anna.
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DEArH or WAsHrSoToSIAs-We regret to hear Of
the death Of Mr. Samuel Humes Houston, Of the United
States navy He died at New York the 10th inst This
etmable young gentleman the Of Dr. Samuel Hous
ton, Of the Sixth Auditors office.
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Some idea he formed Of the coal trade Of Pennsylya
MIA when st the city Of New York alone receives
two million tors Of anthracite coal annually
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CRY NoErALITY.-Thcre seventy-fve interments in
the city during the month OF May Of which fy-onc
white and twenty-four were colored.
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Rock FIsHThe disciples OF Isak Walton have sport
about these times at the Little Falls Of the Potomac Rock
fish caught in great abundance.
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nR. CoMsVoCKS VOCAL GyMNAsIUM. (Phiisdephis)
which has been soecessfn cs han twenty
designed for and defective acu,a
Tbs next
win commence Monday, The <th Of s~r,emh~r.
a pupil xymaasiam who spts
tho hoor Otherwise cIenny hs habits No member Of
: . tobacco in form.
ANDREW coMsT0CK, ~. n, Princirsl,
No. 100 Arch street, rhiIsAephis, Pa
Dr.. g. has pahlishrd the following wortsi
reference
and defective articulation Price
81 postage, 1e cents.
Comsscck Phonetic Speaker. Price, u postage IS cents
Comssoek Phonetic New Tessnent Price, 81 rs s
Comssocl Price, IA pcsssss cents
The F Book Of pops's Homsr ,sd Comstocks Phonetic
Aphabe'. Prizes, 10 eenui postage, cents.
June l6-d1ss
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PmLApELpuA June 1a-During the last week there wer
nine cases Of cholera, of which seven we're fatal.
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AucuoH*eSS.
VALUABLE NEGRO SERVANTS, SLAVES FOR LIFE, BUT
District Columbia suciionOa Saturday,
i7sh shall se order OF distain
anda deed OF the
in ihs city, O'Clock, the following described servsnts,
viz
| negro woman, Mary
l do girl, aged about IL years named Celia
l do boy, do u do Henry
/ DO boy. Ia do John.
Terms cash. sI, nine,
and ourh twelve months purchaser purchasers
for the deferred payments, satisfactorily sLss bcsr
Ing interest
June I'D Ancaonsen.
ay- The above sale Is postponed until Friday, the
GREEN h SCOTT,
June I'D
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Tor sALEA double heavy cylinder press, god
j. ming order. Apply his office. Jsne le-dn
MONEY IOsT-Lost Friday evening" ~ the
III Denominations OF my collars The 6sAss viii Ne ibsrav
~sdsd required BY restoring The Apply a the Of
81 National Hotel. tuas ia.
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II is stated that the cholera at Boston this year made its
first appearance in the very house in which, in ls49 the
FIRST fatal occurred The Transcript notices singular
coincidence the above in Edinburgh where the cholera
recently broke out in The tenement in which il first
appeared In 1892.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
nPI)av. Of the Mansfield Herald n

GTDay, Of the Mansfield Herald an.
swers the inquiry we made last week
(Which is the Know Nothing"-by Civ
ing us very gentle slap for our curiosity.
In defence We would remark that il was
Not merely idle curiosity that prompted
the inquiry. Several good citizens and
respectable men of this place, approving
of the leading principles Of Know Moth
ingism, we're abop. to join the order
but learning from the Shield that Day
was already member, withdrew their
applications in hot haste. To determine
the question Of the respectability Of the
order in the minds of these men, 1--WE
stated before they are our best ci,izens) it
was only necessary to know whether Day
was, or was not, a member.
Some other portions OF his article we
would notice, were il not that the prom.
inen, points in it win not Bear mention in
q shce, protesting common decency.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

80 rhis is the month Of Fairs. w,
give the time and places Of holding ,hos,
in which our agriculturisls and manufac
tuners are mos, inieres ed
Richland County Agricultural Society
will hold lie Fair at Mansfield, Sept. 81
%, and 90.
Huron and Erie, a, Norwslk, on III,
4ih, 9th and 9Th of October.
LOrain County. at Elyria on ihs 27ll
and 2sth Sept.
The Ohio State Fair will be held a
Newark on the 18th. 2oih, 2Isi and 22d
A Nltional Cattle Fair is 10 come off a
Springfield, Ohio, on the 25th, 2elh ant
9th days Of October,
A National Horse Fair is 10 be held a,
Salem, Columbiana Co. O., on the I2,h
18th and l4lh of October.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

GFrom every quarter there are &C.
counts of failures of the crops, owing to
the continued drought which has prevailed
very generally throughout the country
The New York Tribune publishes sew,
eral columns of reports from different
states, from which it estimates the loss BY
the drought, in the country at large, al
one hundred millions, and in the state Of
New York alone, at twenty millions
Breadstuffs will be dear and scarce dur,
ing the ensuing year, if these reports are
correct.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

WE have accounts that the blessed rail-
which visited on Saturday. was very
abundant on Friday night, at New York
and extended over u portion of New Jer
sey, parts of central and southern New
York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massa
chuse!ts and Michigan. AtDetroit it wa
accompanied by hail Of the size Of mar
bles. 1t was quite violent at Brooklyn
and Jersey city, and several houses were
damaged by lightning. The rain of Sun
day afternoon, it is probably, had a sill
wider range.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

OPFIRE IN HUDsoN.-The droutf
has parched up everything in and around
Hudson. Summit County, and the inhab
itants are in constant dread Of fearful
destruction by FIRE. Many of the mead
ows are on fire, and the inhabitants arc
now on the alert to keep the flames from
their dwellings and barns. John B.
Clark's barn and dwelling were in grea'
danger on Tuesday, the fire approaching
within few feet Of them, but its progress
was checked before much damage was
done TO his buildings; fences were much
damaged.
A few nights since the barn OF t'Freder-
ick Baldwin, with all his grain and hay,
was entirely consumed, and the inhabi.
tants were out all night in staying the
progress of The flames across the mead.
ows. II copious rains do no. come to our
relief soon, no one call tell what losses we
we may have 10 record.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL ooNvEN-
TrnN

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONvEN-
i TT0N.
The delegates from the different coun-
lies Of the district. met al Shelby, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate Tor
Congtes, on September 3lst, al two
O'Clock, p. NJ, and organized by sp-
pointing General G. S. Patterson OF
Erie, Chairman, aud L. May, Of Rich
land, and - Sutton, Of Huron, Serreia.
ries. Committees were appointed on cre-
dentials, resolutions and apporlionment.
The last named committee reported as
follows: Richiand County entitled in
Convention 10 30 votes, Morrow 10, Hu-
ron, IL. Erie IL.
A resolution was then offered adopt
ing the two>lhird rule. A very exciting
debate was had upon this resolution, which
was finally lost.
Slinchcomb of Morrow offered a -reso>
lntion, in substance as follows,
Resolved, That the people of terri.
tory have the right TO make laws for
themselves, and make such regulations
as they deem for their own good, so long
as they do not conflict with the couslilu.
tion of the United States.
Upon this resolution long and excit
ing debate ensued, ia which Messrs.
Stnchcomb, Beekman, Mclaughlin, An.
drews, in the affirmative. and Messrs.
Kirkwood, McDonough, Smith, in the
negative, participated. During the debate
much confusion prevailed in the hall.
Adjourned.
Convention met at o'clock, Friday
morning. Stinchcomb's resolution was
again brought up, and the debate coniin.
ued. The resolution wos lost.
Mr.. Sinchcomb introduced second
resolution endorsing the administration Of
franklin Pierce, which on motion of S.
J. Kirkwood, was amended by declaring
their adherence 10 the Baltimore platform
of so, aud the state platform adopted in
'4s, and re.aftirmed in '52, which wa.
almost unanimously adopted.
Convention then proceeded to ballot
for nominee, with the following result
Lindsey, SO; Brumback, 80, upon
which the Chairman declared Hon. VIM
D. Lindsey duly nominated.
Mr.. Lindsey, being called upon, made
a few very appropriate remarks, in which
he fully endorsed the platform laid down
by the Convention,
A motion was then made TO nominate
him by acclamation, which was carried
unanimously, af er which the Convention
adjourned.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

DKcEIvlNG THE EMIGRANTs,-A story
has been circulated in Liverpool, and has
been repeated in Cork and Lmerick with
many additions, that "ihe United States
will give I60 ocreas of land to he chief
of every family arriving at the ports Of
New York and Boston," This is founded
on the Nebraska bill, no doubt. The
effect will be astounding; every man who
can raise. borrow or beg three pounds
sterling, will embark for the United States
When this "ha!f told tale" reached An.
twerp. Bremen, and Amsterdam, it will
greatly increase emigration.
These emigronts have no idea Of the dis
tance o! Nebraska from the Atlantic shore,
and the "runners"s take care not 10 say
any thing about it.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
nFSTATE FaIR,--EXtensiye prepara

0STATE FAIR.--Extensive prepara
ton are being made 10 accommodate the
great crowd that is expected at Newark
on the occasion Of the Fair on the 10Th
of the present month. All thoroughfares
and roads leading TO Fair Grounds are at
present being put in the most perfect or
der, and all the buildings upon the ground
are in state forwardness, as to leave no
doubt that every thing will be dope at the
time required. 1t will require 100000
feet Of lumber 10 erect the buildings, stalls
&c; $4,000 feet vas used in putting up
the outside fences. Stone for waling up
the sixteen wells are upon the ground,
and the diggers are already at work. -
Seats are to be provided along the cjrcu-
lar emba nkment for the ladies exclusive
ly, which will give them fair view Of
all that is going on within, and they will
be protected from the rays Of the sun, by
the beautiful shade trees above them.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

HoTEL FoR CoLoRED PEoPLE.-Tbe
New York papers state that several lib.
eral minded gentlemen in the city Of New
York, to-wil WIN. h. Asior. Josiah
Perham, Horace Greeley, p. II, Bainum.
VIM. M. Burroughs Of tho Irving. and
Coleman & Sieison, have purchased lie
row Of brick buildings facing The Bowl.
ing Green. aud looking ~ Broadway.
They will denoiish these buildings. and
erect upon the site 6ue hotel, of brown
sandstone. The hotel is in'ended solely
for .he colored people of the United States
Ii will be leased TO colored men, and
none but colored men will be allowed 10
board there.