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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
GIkNIS For 1866.

Tie splendid House and OF of the At
Uuon Soci ty, stu ted In Broadway $50 OO)
A superb dwelling, residence OF
III lat Arson Swi ger. ESQ. 1900
TIE hea t iulSummei Residence, Goth
C Cottage and grounds a, Hawks
Nesi, On the hudson River. 5000
sma Dwellings, situate on the lot
belonging 20 the Soc ETY. ia III tree. COCO
10 magnifice Iaers liar Sh WI.
Those hawls az the mos. beautiful
work art ever bea,l1. ie eco
sets OF Diamond } e~eiTy-conSiSting
OIL pieces each-a.l antique is-
TENS. isi a eautliul ielrl Jew,l
Box. io,eec
10 Sets q. Pearl Jewel'y, con, sting OF
ieces each, all different style,
and OF Persian manu- .ctuIe- 5000
~ Gold WatcheS or Lacles.ye.y beau.
tiiul and euro works OF art; one
tie LIE OF half d 6. 200
10 Watches lor Gentlemen, all very
heavy, o. din at sly and PAT
terms. 1900
80 Eou ere. To land Dressing Cas-
for ladies' some finished III Pearl
atternS-LouIs XIV. 2 5Uo
! re Clock aver beautiful work o.
a / made by LipoTdi Cologne fn-
ished In style OF beauty and ari UNI
surpassed l.Go0
Loco Cold Thimtles all Gcrent pat
tern very Heavy. 2N0
900 copies oil the i've OF great Paint
eTs superbly bound " IN en.Ta-
wing OF each arm L Z'OVo
5o'oUv Illuminated Albums. u!nereh'
oo styles and pate ms; n.,, 50 OOo
Court splendidly bound with iia'ed
ensravings I.ocs
'oC .'Pt =. Do5ueti '.ias'.d..o.,r ..
80, H. - 80 ,','1i ~ s..S
oui ZION. ''' " - ,q. o0o
p g. TE-FTTN II CAS-
- - - a. -
'ehnS sen III 'Oi'A "i'u SA0 hSH-eh 49,
- ,rn-.,,, W.
d. gar 30! i-c-,..sD. &C.,
IoDH anu NE a. e''@''' A'' ~,
Night Vow--Clautii 80
M.Gonea a Cofreg.V, -. 20,
4 iie'd--L uaa' g.,
a Lead-s alayAe. ~,
.a,loscai'e-.ou 2i"' soo
a - 60
Ia'iIe piece" ouSeiInsn' ooo
L2auSc re euNe' a. - - - a ~
sATh re are otil.'fS in lie same erl sts, eli
orig nal, lie 'des some sFlt NJ Pictures by
Aliision Suily' heynelts. Neagie, Doughty,
Cole, Chapman, David, Vernet. 5 uart, he-.
lie I, Trst k Bennington Read. Ba tlett. Schlo>s
Huntington job all Schim cc>>,Een.' randi,
ScLaub Pc k MS L ewis Ellis namASsu. and
otters fully .,escribed in the cataloeue3H Itch
Mil be forwarded on a picat.on hy ist:efk
paid 20 the Secreiar who Will answer byN\
Turn uiail.
sEsks Ms ECks SAe' aSS -
CT b. OF ~. xIe Ce'utcates
lnbs o. 81. )
Clubs o 30,
I he money IN ell cases u accompany tie ap.
pl;caiioa ior certificates.
II. ri ,is' n YS.--n IN - c IT, -
WI oe entliieq 10 ne :. ne 'e ms as aooys
viii t.e gssI1 i,o enc o. sei boo
Doia ~ nNl NE WIN hlch ,oio'ea indm
f1ahsibss Hhe ina Luce tufiains ana every
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
The Eneampment at Valley Forge.
First ofJKiy. 1855.

Thr m III es and -.ruia,i rs tie. have
here;oor guide the Societies iisir Vi ons
will be adhered IL l:'s, nj OF 10 C cunt
will t.,e!e be aai po-tp nsment rom the DAY
named. All letter i.nS comaunIcai olS. DO
paid for Ger, ficatc or on besine 5, re 70 te
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

NEW ATTRACTION.
TIE subScrii er hayi < got s new sud large
Sky.light = sdy for operating, notifies the
public generally that he is Iesdy 10 Ike lke-s
nesss SIN eeod styleiys y sI.sE1 AaHsraqSs. 3
FL mo ia Jan. nth 1855, att.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

accompanying winch each purchaser viii
receive re OF chargr, b. return mail, beau.
tful Ii anI ipple Engraving, entitled
The Eneampment at Valley Forge.
Represent an eve tfui Per cd in tie his
tory 4 Our Co n Try.
UTE " Il be seen, by referring 10 tie L I.
That h many Valuable Pieces o. Pr,t,
cry, many Cost y Paintings, ouperh 81 tury;
Beautiful engavi z Z. oStly ! velEy, Nagnif-
ent ShaNlS, nj oii.er he utl N ftS, such
as Clocks, Vi atches, Illuminated work, * G,
10 tie nuGbe OF Eve !!unGicd T.ousand--
worth S,00,0J9.
As tie Society ,Xpect' 10 remove to tn.
New hail at VA HIN ton ~ the middle D;
jun, the d.stri. uti " il he pl CT. out!e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

continue this system, it will, in my
judgmentbe necessary. in order TO secure
the confidence of the people. and to pro-
tect their interests, to provide for the
organiza ton OF Bank De partment. with
Board Of Bank Commissioners, with.
fuA power to determine upon the local
ity of the Bank. the necessity for its
creation, the svivency of the securities
offered. and who should. also. be, charged
with their custody. - A@e
Al also recommend. that, inssmuch as
the term of the present Incumbent is
about TO close, committee of the two
Houses be appointed to investigate fully
the condition of all matters pertaining
to the Banks connected with the Office
of Auditor Of State. A full report will
doubtless do much TO allay he 1pprehen
sions Of the public, and tstab ISL conf
dence W herever meTited.
The valuable and interesting report Of
the Auditor will present you in detoil the
operation Of the Free Banking syste IN in
his hands.
at will doubtless be the policy of the
Legislature To provide for the Immediate
closing, and Withdrawal from circulation
of the per. of all such institutions as
persis, in the violation of the palpab bic
provisions of law. in doing so, due re,
gard should be had both TO the int res 5
Of the people, and of The banker, SO as to
prevent undue excitement and appreh hen.
sions on the one hand, and less and in
solvenCy on the other. A contrary pol
! icy might involve the solvent with tie
insolvent. the upright man of bushes
! with the dishonest and corrupt.
"Wi;h the state of things we have haC
for The last year it was not possible II
avoil revulsions and monetary excite
mentS.
Circulation OF the State
Bank in Oct. 1853. was So. S3i, 765 81
Circulation in Oct. 1851, 2.803. GAS 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

The members of the ART UNION SOCIETY.
on the occasion this tie tenth D nbution
of the sas
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OFTHE
art 1lnio,l 6oetltn.
100000 GIFTS
VALUED AT,
Three Hundred Thou sand Dollars.

Certifcats' For This Year. One Dollar.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

f--"ln6iana under the ausriccs
of her new Constitution. has. upon the
subject of education. adopted policy
that has commanded the admiration OF
some of the Oldest States of the Union.
Let, Us by the most judicious course Of
legislation. prevent retrograde move.
ment on the part o: the State, with re-.
spect to this very important interest.
The recent decision of the Supreme
Court on the consolidation of the avails
of school sections. and on the township
tax for school purposes. while they have
settled those questions in manner sat-
isfactory to the parties that raised them.
do not. in the least degree, disturb the
broad basis on which our system Of pub
lie instruction rests. ss-
cit will be task worthy Of the exer-
else OF your legislative wisdom. 10 cor
rect by some means within the scope OF
your legitimate powers. the inequalities
caused by the first decision, in the annual
avsils Of the local funds. la the distrl.
button Of the general fund raised ny. the
school tax. il is believed that the desired
results may be obtained readily ns they
could have been accomplished had the
decision been otherwise, -ee Iii.
The second decision, as understand
its import and application. confines the
power aud limits, the responsibility of
raising funds. for purposes of adequa te
and general public instruction, to the
alone, The distribution of
the exercise of this power. and The linn
iting Of its responsibilities 10 the Gener-
al Assembly. viii produce The. uniformity
conte mp plated by the constitutions. III
is not Believed. however, that the Su-i
preme Court. in deciding The uncohstitu-
of the township tax. intended
to declare that the people Of the several
are, by the constitution. de, |.
prived Of the right of taxstion for the pur:
pose Of building s.shooi houses. and furp
ishing apparatus, furniture. and fuel for
The use OF public schools. They mean. BY
he construction that they place upon tho
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
IgtGRN5 OF aGr,

on the occasion this tie tenth ID s Intuition
of the sfH
IgjGRN5 @ IF a3sE,
Accumulated by the Society during Tie past
We sr. would respect ally call The 2ttelr;on Of
its patrons TO The TACT lhat, being abou. 10 re-
NOV o'the bull !ingS in course Of erection loI
the society in tie Ct y at Washi 1gton, they
will adj TO the REAL ESTATE and othtr
Landed Property belonging to the ioc.eiy, TO
the
Distribution orThis Year.
At be lasf meeting of the Soci9ty it vas
de erm ned to REDUCE THE ERT FECA1h
OF SHARE For HIS GRAND ENTERPRISE
To ONE DOLLAR EACH, III hiking thereby
ha II Will b. The means Of more general
dill on o tie work o Artists throughout tho
country, and will enatl The society to extend
ia II laoo or the advancein ut OF tie
&4E& AEO @GEENCE&
Il,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
DissribulionF or This Year.
eA.asSI EsOEEl.H R.

IN his g untry- Tn. &C, T;ifcate of Sls1
Will . iSsuaa AT
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

Decrease Sl,03l. III 90
The Stock Bank circulation,
July lst. 1854. s9.29s. SIS 90
Circula lion Jan LIST. 1855. $500 ,099 90
Estimated amount in the
hands of Bankers not in
circulatfpn, 100000 90
Decrease in 6 months, S4,734 AS 90
The precise amount sur
rendered at Auditors
Office up TO the LIST of
January 1855. is S3.73I AIS 90
"Here we have a withdra al from cir
culation in twelve nihs. and the great.
er part in four months. Of So, 765, 1873 90.
or more than one half of all the circula
lion called money in the State. More
than 5000 600 Of ;his circulation is de-
preciatrd; lis value being at the mercy
of the broker and speculator. The same
facts. in regard to the decrease of the cur
rency. are true. although perhaps in less
proportions. in the adjoining States with
which we have commercial intercourse.
How can any people have stability under
| this state of monetary affairs?
I'VE shall always have revulsions. ex-
pansion. contractions. and derange ne nj
in the whole business of the country, SO
long we foster any system that makes
promises to pay money. instead OF gold
or silver, 1.-THE inferior circulation were
this day Withdrawn, | have no doubt we
should find sufficient amount of the
constitutional currency among our people
1--WE have not only deprecated cur.
! rency. Issued under the authority of la W,
but We have deprecated currency. is
sued BY railroad. plankroad. and insur-
snce companies, without the authority OF
law. Thousands OF dollars Of this latter
kind Of appreciated paper have been
thrown into circulation. and left TO rep
resent an uncertain and varia BILE value in
the ordinary transactions Of business.
The credit Of the State, and the interest
of the people. demand an sbat ment OF
this evil"
The subject of Education spoken Of Eat
length in the Message, seem OF still more
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Sl,03l.ll7 90
S9.29S.575 90
100000 90

100000 90
S4,734 AS 90
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with in mechanical suspension the vslusbs coasat

with II in mechanical suspension the v.usbls coasat
uebts Of soil and manures
Mr. LoDGE gave a lucid description " the catv.'
ton Of Asparagus strongly reco nmeniing the u.e OF
salt as top dressing Winching IL absolutely necss'
cary AID should be done in fall winter or early spring
Prot. MAPS said that nirogsnous msnures seem
more useful than those Of mineral character -
there will be 10 ficuty in suf ,ienty large amount
of inoTta matter being supplied by vel prepared
asparagus bed.
In reference to branching, allusion was made to
Louis Bercknans, Eco, Of Pisitfedr n. j., Bel
gisn OF remarkable taste for horticulture. II w.s
stated that he bss Always sde the accurate eI-
perrin and discussed large mounts Of money for
the purpose He pursues bis operations as pleasure,
and not as business, and will be happy to give to
any gentleman the Results Of his experience
The next meeting of the Club is TO be held on
Tuesday the goth met, for which meeting the fol-
lowing subjecu are proposed: Manures;" :. Spring
"Top-dresring OF G,ass and Grain" "Nev Tools for
wet Culture" Drainage" The public are in
vited 10 attend
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER EMPEROR
nc,,r

WRECK OF THE SCHOONER EMPEROR
THREE LIVES LOST.
tousspon3eoes OF The N. Y Tribune.
GREESPoRr, l.. l., March IL, 1855.
have lust returned from the wreck Of the Inflated
schooner Emperor, and from the mate, Mr.. Brown,
the only survivor of five persons, learn the follow
ng particulars:
The schooner Emperor, of Guilford, Conn, Chap
IAN, master, loaded with hay and hoop-poles,
anchored near Branford, about 10 o'clock p. NJ the
hA instant, aud on the morning Of the 10th TO Ind
hey were dragging When nearly in the middle of
Ae Sound they hove in their chain, but the gale was
% severe, that she continued to drift toward the
Lopg Island shore. She was headed east, hoping to
Jet in to GARDENERS Bay but failed, and after losing
boat and deck load went shore at u in the even
ng, during the hight Of the gale, near Pettys Blight,
of Oriebt, and immediately went to pieces. The
Captain, Mr.. Smith, the owner of the vessel, Mr..
Furguson. and colored boy, persisted. The bodies
have all been recovered, and are now in the hands
Of the Coroner. Mr.. Smith leaves a wife and four
Or Eve children to mourn his sad fate. Mr. Furguson
eayes a wife. LIDS.
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ported a wealthy retired mercbsnt &c Yo1 are no
dcnbt familiar with the c,ss refec to. have q
imposition 10 submit, which settle tos diff sssy
s6 relieve ali pa,ies and hush the matter forsver
xil mary the girl on condition tina. shs be given
a. 600 t. 10 invested, 10 her nsms in farm, upon
which We will settle. am wiling 20 have the money
secured 10 her. an worth sboat o., 900; sn q
bachelor OF good character. an Americ An, fair in
spp srsnce have stzs,s 70. farming and understand
the busDses
Can give the bes, OF reference for character NJ
habits moral, temperate aud quiet Tne PROPOSE
non IL a fair one, and made in good faith.
II you can bring about settlement OF the all 81, IN
this way il viii doubt, he pleasing TO all parties
This lie no hoax, but bona fde proposi'ion
Please address - Post Office, Newly orx City.
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read by the Rev. Mr.. Shsiler. and reply from Mr..
w. IVA resd by he Raz Ne Ga.tin,

read by the Rev. Mr. Shsiler. and reply from Mr..
Viz ton read by he Rev Mr eating.
The Rev. Mr. CUTTISG moved thu, the subject IN
der consideration curing the site noon and evening"
be submit. to Committee OF Nine
The Rev. DIR. BRIGHT thought such course-ss 1t
would remove the discussion from the Convection to
tie Committee Chamber defeat the main OBJ
ieot Of the Convention.
The Rev. Mr.. WATSON, OF Philadelphia, thought q
reference 20 committee would do good, bat only
retmd ths, action which the whole Board was now
ready 70 tske.
The Rev. DR.. WILLIAMS thought il would be better
70 hear tbs whole matter first and then appoint CON-
mitttes to mature the seton OF the 30 Ard upon them
Tie Rev. Mr.. CUTTIsG withdrew bis motion.
The Board theDtsdjournsd to 81 o'clock this morn
ing.
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Arth. IEvsG HoUsu. Rev. DR. 5 Parker. D.nvie. Hou.
Gilbert Desu. Ponsatsensl- Dr. Lsxretcs BDstoas N.
w cErin. pon " Garry Wssehesier; Hoo Geo a.
Power budson; Hanon Liverpool. 0Ou Jos De c<aien..
Hsvsss krrcspi, Lima Hon h-trtt CiEk, vsim ut;
Rev r. Wheeler Aspn ~s Col Silss SeynSsr P~rnS
Col ". n. Rodmsp, Providence, r.
At The PRtscorr HorsE Col Y T Thons N. Csrolin.;
Meredith E,q.. c.n.ds, IL Thing Boston the Hoo J.
Gule,s. Cleveland; ? H.ns,. DO the Hon " w.lser
Hes-Yors; Co e. Crocser. Quo, Mr. J. Porter 4 q
tor n W. T.ylor 81 D. Springfield; J. B. Raisson. Bsf
fslo: ". Greene, srids-pcrt
AZ the vErsoPoJIrN BorEL-Hon r. II Stanton, Ken
tucsy; Hon JoAn Macy wilconslni c. Z Kns Bostoa;
Clement Smith. District ef Coaneisi I NcDuhe, Cslr
FORMS; Rev C " Chandler. Elmira; Dr.. N. Rsbe, ssu
Franesco; Jno r Gibbes Soalh Carolina; A O Rostoo
Psr,m.; C.pt Pred Hores. Ms..chl'eits y "il'cI
sprin.ftld B. p Ashbarne Philadelphia; whiim hearnsy
ST. Loai.. -
At the AsTos HovsE-Jv v. Perrine. Ohs; Jss Nc suery
pwsht Bo,dep Boston; l. Hampton Kentucky; Mt lease
L Morse Westerly; NJ Potter. Providence; Ltneoin
Ohio; VIM CASSIDY Aiosny; }. Howe, rrenton. n T. A D.
Brisss, Mas; Z. b. Judson. Syracuse.
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ACADEMY OF MrsIc There will be another per-
Torrance Tonight at the Academy Of Music, Four
teehth-.t-ihe Opera being Lucia and the new tenor,
Mr.. Brignioli, making a second appearance as
Edgardo. We do no: know under whose manage.
ment the Academy s but judge tina. it is as such
an Opera.House should be, directed by Mr.. Phalen,
President Of the stockholders. In that CASE capital
is likely to be assured to art.
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fAdvertSementl

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET, No. 30S Broad
Thousands Of Busrs and CASTS from the hssds
f ,b. mos, shed men lived also, SKULLS
human and animal from al quarters of tho sooe-incudns
Egyptian Mumne. P.tes Robbers aarderen .sd Thsves;
40 .rous and DRAwIsGs OF eeisorsted ndi
vidn.ls LIVING snd dead Strangers and citizens vii mad this
Mu.~um always open and FREE 70 visitors EIsninsnons
With written descrpons Of Character, oy ffoL Fo"LIH.
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..s.d .xeinst II must be looked upon a. little bet
y! ,hsn the grossest cnelessnees With the high
md that was blowing oil day yesterday, and tbe dry
"a marched state Of everything near the sarfice Of
rsSer that we have not been Obliged to record any
80 serious results Of this confsyrstion.
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cnrRr CALENpAR-Tais DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. So 1890 % 1857, iWs,
lis lis llls iao liz ilSs LIB, ISL as SCI. Is. m
sts 1911 iois iol6 lo22. 1924. 1903 lsr Sc
SOS asss sas sasl s4ss st3 f7ss i1. NO. is. i1s
70 I7S7 i7s9. l7ss. III ~ - -
srrRInE CouRr-Speetai Tra-Noe. ., III, ~,
Sc, Is -, 50. e. Il. II, s. u. ~, y. ~ y ". ~ w.
l3, vs.
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Concert, of Sacred and Miscellaneous Music, viii
be given at Rufgen Institute this evening which
occasion will appear Mr. Geo +. Brisow, Conductor;
Mrs. Georgians Stuart Mrs A. Forbes, Mrs j. C.
Dewey, Miss A. Robohn, Miss A. S. Andrews, Miss
S. Clark, Messrs. W. II Oakley, Henry Tucker, j.
c. Morton, Geo. w. Wooster, +. L. Morse, J. Graf,
j. c. Dewey, and Alex Forbes, Director
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CAPTURE OF YOUNG BURGLARs.-Three young Ger
mans named Fedk Shaver Henry Sckner and joseph Gre
vim were deteer.c Monday right In ths shop Of wn.
Wet plumber ISIS Husscn which they had broken into,
BY Ocer Kemp, Of the tlith ard and
locked up By Justice Bogart for trial
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SrLLisG LoTrERY-PoLIcIEs.-Flavel Secor, keep
ira Office No. 2fs Csns st. yesterday sr-sted 90
Complaint Of Robt Edwsros Who charges hm With selling
lottery policies He taken before Justice Bryant and
held 70 bail to answer the charge.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday was very uncomfortable.
storm OF sleet, hail. and rain lasted all day, driven
forward BY violent gale At midnight the wind
was down and the storm had ceased though there
was not much prospect Of clearing up.
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The Childrsns Aid Society acknowledges the re-
eept OF $3.50 ~ for Industrial Schools being the proceed. OF
smsteur concert Stuyvessns Institute hrs A. Wet
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIOss-MAsca D-BsSss
RscosDss SMITH.
hia.r Ao Aoxiok

VIZ. Kisssne, Of Martha Washington notorety, ~
this morning placed on trial, for having jointly W
James Fibdley and Lyman Cole, forged Q cneck -
sI2 GOO on the American Exchange Bank, purporttng
10 have been drawn b. John Thompson, OF VAL;
upon which be forged tine certscston o. ne .s L.
the shove BsDk, and then deposited Il IN ,ny -
icsl Bank, and drew out the eni h .Sols Ssv ~
oonsumsa , N ggMW NJ Jobn Thompson, and Mr.. J. q.
Berry, the Teller .hoss certdcssicS W.: io.T 20
notn Oh tnes prr stated that Pi1dsy vas the only
sely, en- .ecu.ed whom be hsd seen In e'nnectsse
ons 81 .H ee,sosscon AT this stage Of the pfoces1in
". I'M H.. az vss adjourned until this morning.
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Wn $50 20 MaRRr.-Mayor Wood this morning
sessivsd flowing curious letter concerning an
aadk VII ia to have occurred in the upper part
ofthsC.
'sy-YonK, Tuesday, March -, lsSs.
Hon. h u WacD-Ssr /: l noticed In IM Nsr.
feh ErenssT Exnsss az the l2th inst, the case OF
seduction occurring q 81 Tifth.sv., said to have
been lately reported to {, The ssauoss beng 70
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pOINGS AT THE MAJORS OFFICE.

Nor, CHAP CLoTHISG.-Complaint is made that
q clothing store in Warren ST., near Broadway in
The habit Of employing young girls to make vests for
them. end then defraudiDg them out Of their wages
CS,sipant states thu. che wrsDged out OF - 80
~ tkea few days since.
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PHOTOGRAPHC PORTRArTs.-Life and Cabinet
snes Oil and Pastel Mnisture sizes superior 20 the hues.
Ivory Psnns Uncoored Photographs eqused By no other
estabshme the world Perfect ksnesses taken in any
sye size fom DsgueeoyPes OF deceased persons Life
sire Paintings canvas by this process at one sitting
Taken only Quincy g. ID FeEpEsfcXs. No " Hue
Bssse du kempsrt Paris and No $40 Broadway, New ok.
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CoRSELIus MATTHEWS will lecture at the Chapel
Of the New.York University on Friday evening The
occasion is for the benefit of its late Jantor Mr.. Jo-
seph f. Smith, coored man, to complete for him, by
the Alumni the purchase Of house and land in the
country. The subject is Americanism.
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BROOKZYN ITEMS.

The Childrens Aid Society Of Wlliamsburgh will
hold is int anniversary this evening in the Coogre'
sstio.d Church in South Ninth-st., between Fifth
and Sixth. Meesrs. c. L. Brace, r. G.. Pardee. and
the Rev. E. S. Porter will deliver addresses, and the
children. abou, 100 of whom will be present, will
take part in the exercises. The occasion VIII DO
pleasing and interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14

SUPREME CouRr.-Judge K. p. Cowles, the newly
appointed Justice Of the Supreme Court, in place Of
Judge Edwards formerly of Hudson, but prscticing
for the last two or three years in New York. COM
mepced his official duties yesterday and presided at
one branch OF the Chambers and Special Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14

CARPETINGs, OIL-CLOTHs, &C., in every vari-
ety. and very prices for cash. Velvet Tapestry
fy and nsain Carpets auction Oil Cloths "a feet
vide and under wN Rowe, Jr, No. Ns Hudson &C.. neal
sprng OF.
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The following gentlemen hsve been drawn -
Grand Jsrou Tor the District Court for Much b The
fees for stsnd.res are % ASd,s. Ass.sa , sss
Wiasrn Crocy ell. Chsnes l. DAVIS, rhomss Ds.sss.
Cha. F.rbsrk. John y. Fressnd Charlie; Ss1isi raaine
Jobn Lsppep David Memastsr stewart C. Marsh. Ceast.s
Milan Par reyius j.; villa Pslen, Charles Serb
ner Jane. b. Taylor, Hsnry Warren