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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

AuDIroR's OFFICE, Knox Stark Co. Indiana,
March Is, 1857.
AL persons having loaned School Funds, anu not
paid the interest in advance for the years $50 and
1857, are HEREBY notified that the interest is due,
and if not paid by the first of April, 1857, legal
measures will be taken to collect :he same.
mar26-l9t3. A. w. PORTER, D. p'y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by A.
c. Capron, her attorney, has filed in my Office her
complaint for partition. and it appearing by afida
Wit that the defendants, William J. Iupp and Phil
ip Hupp, nonrc.idents Of the State of Indiana;
they are therefore notified of the filing and PEN
dency of said complaint, and that the same will be
heard at the next term of the Common Pleas court,
to be holden at the court house in Plymouth on the
third Monday of July 1857, and unless they appear
plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be
heard and determined in TIER absence.
Attest: NEWTON K. PACKARD, Clerk
Jun1S-.1t2. C.P. NJ. C..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

TO NON-RESIDENTS.
The undersigned, with the County Surveyor
will, on the 9Th day of June, 1851, at 10 o..
clock m. on said day, proceed to survey and To-
the corners of thier land in secs % $50,
"a north, of range 3 east, in Marshall county, In
diana; meet on the premises, at the time speci-
fed, and continue from day to day until all is
finished
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, provide
for defraying, their portion of the expense of the
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor,
and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according to law.
LUCIUS LOCKWOOD,
may2l .27t3 LEVI DONAHE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09
Cash OR COUNTRY PRODUCE !
And Small Profits!

Notice is hereby given, that Margery Hard has
filed her petition in my office, for the vacation of
much of Madison street, in the town OF Plymouth
as lies between Michigan street and Yellow river
which petition will be heard at the next session of
the Board of Commissioners.
Il. MCDONALD, Auditor
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

In the Marshall Circuit Court. Auguss
term, 1857.
Elbridge G.. Hall,
VIM. Blair, and
Seneca D. KimbrOok, Complaint en- account.
Ts.
Henry B. Hine.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, hy A.
CCspron their attorney have filed in my office their
complaint on account, and it appearing by aida
vit that the defendant, Henry b. Hine being res.
ident of this State has departed thcrefrom with in
tent TO defraud his creditors. lie is ;herefore
notified of the films and pendoncy of sat CON-
plant, and that the same will be heard at the Au-
gust term of the Marshall Circuit court be hold
en- at the court house in Plymouth. on the second
Monday of August, next, and unless he appear,
plead answer demur thereto. the same viii lie
heard ami determined iuhis absence.
Marshall Circuit Court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09
BRYhDT'S MERCANTILE Institute
OLE INDIANAPOLIS.

OF INDIANAPOLIS.
NHE object of this Institution, as its name i'm.
L ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and la
dies an opportunity 10 become thoroughly qualified
for the Counting Room and general business pur-
suits of life, on the most scientific principles.
BY first teaching each and every pupil to write
bold, legibe hand; 2ndly, by teaching the science
of Bookkeeping, by double and single entry, as
practically applied to every department of bust
ness, together with Lectures the Laws and
Customs Of Trade and the Science of Accounts.
Terms of full course (of or 10 weeks,) 500 90
Terms for partial course, embracing the
practical part of Book Keeping and bus
mess Penmanship,. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 on
Which must prepaid or secured.
O-FOr further particulars see circulars.
augl4-40ly. T J. BRYANT, Principal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

of the latest fashions, for men and boys. Goats, of
the regular Shanghai ORDER" and Vests, Skirts,
Pants, Hats, Caters and Boots to correspond
The Latest styles of
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g 3 oR TO " 1FF4IRs'
d., = 49, "a 80 1 =. EE[.tTI
CofreSpondsnes of The Stay. .-


4 EfF' GKoRGETowN, Nov 4, 1851.
me occurred this morning about , o'clock
IN tine roof OF the back building of the brick hons
on the corner of Green and Bridge streets, from !,
aeiect In the hue Of the chimney. The VipiIapt
Fire Company was promptly on the snot and
win the use of their ladders and buc kets soon
e1ungulshed 1t. Considerable damage was done
10 the roof by cutting away, to pei 10 the a rc
wnieh had spread itself on the inside. The nro,
Coyfe e.ss'Es -. vi ' 'n ia'e james
we are pleased to learn this morning that ves-
teIody afternoon Commodore AID C. Jones was
much easier, aud that his physician and friends
hao reason to entertain hopes of his speedv re
covery. BIOL. ~ N-N 'Pe'"ft'e
q IN ABOUT two weeks from this the wooden su
perstructure for the Little Falls bridge which is
now nearly ready, will be commenced 10 he mt
up. ihree OF the massive stone piers for its re-
ceptloh are now complete, and il is supposed
tnat the remaining ones will all be up i'm time TO
enapie the builders of the structure Messrs Stone
ana Qulgley, to proceed without interruption
until the whole is completed
. W. Incline to the belief that the statement in
the w ashlngton correspondence of the Baltimore
sun OF this morning, that the proper road lead
Ing from our city to the Little Falls Bridge sis in
miserable condition. is totally destitute of
ioundation in truth. Long since the heavy spring
rains our Corporation made an appropriation for
the repair OF this road, which we are satisfied
was JudlciOusly applied, as il was placed at the
oIsPosai OF two Of onr most judicious citizens
each OF whom are considerably interested in the
good condition of this road. We think we un-
derstand the origin and drift Of this report :.
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DIED.,

On the 4th instant, Miss HESTER MARIA
WROTH, OF consumption, in the 45th year o. her
age. ~ ..
Her friends are respectful invited to attend her
(E. B. Robinson, No. 353 ID, between 9th and 10Th
streets north, to -Rorrow evening at o'clock.
On the 4th instant. MAGGIE, infant daughter of
Joseph =. and VIrgiaia Norw. OF. .r".. 1000
The funeral vii take place on To morrow After
noon, at O'Clock D. IN, from the residence ON I2th
street. b tween Mass. avenue and NJ street. The
friends of the family respectfully invited To ut
tend. r... .- ..'.... .... . ,
in Philadelphia on the 3,th ultmo in the 23d year
Of his age, MICHAEL QUINN, of consumption.
The deceased was native of ireland, but for the
last hiteen Years q resident Of this city.
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A ~ STILL LIVE" -
ASD Ein not be oatdons by any in the Painting
renced Sixn and Ornamental Painter, ! am prepared
70 90 SlGNS, HAMMERS, TRANSPARENT
, Also, continue to Do HOUSE PAINTING,
GLAZlNG, and GRAINING in superior manner,
"tsou :" !. o 10, ss s'. N. T.PARKER.
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BY A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAM

MI NON FU 4 hOFFHT1 On THE ISIAND
At hUcTloN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th Instant I
sna sell, IN front OF the premises, commencing At
tne hrst named property, Mt O'Clock p m, the fol-
West part of Lot No. IL, in Square No 4g6 hav-
ing front OF u feet south street. running ba ck
10 wide alley ~ feet inches between az and 6th
streets west, with the improvements, winch are a
&c, &c. o'
Aise, part of Lot No. 10, IN Square No 5Sl bay-
ing froct of II feet 80 feet aley m said square
improved by a Frame House.
Terms: For the first named property One third
cash balance IN 6, II, and Is months for notes hear
ing interest from day Of sale. deed given and a
terms cash. r'Nro''''
n3-3t AGREEN Auo,;o,oox
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov'r 4-Flour is steady; sales
Of 900 bbls State 81 S5ai 90 Ohio SIS Goa IS 20;
Southern IS 3OaS5 50.
Wheat is frm sales of % ono bushels white
81 a5aSl 50 Com has declined; sales of IL TO
bushels mixed &c
Pork iSquiet; mess s2Oas2O 25. Beef unchanged
Lard is firm at lozal2Hc.
Whisky has advanced Kc; Ohio %.
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financial.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Stocks are duh and frmer
Chicago and Rock Island GSH; Illinois Central
York Central 81; Reading Railroad 3Oa.; Canton
Co. ls5; Virginia 6's 20; Missouri 6's 66.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The California ma
steamer Star OF the West has arrived, but b
news generally has been anticipated.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COUNTY OF WAsIfISGTON.
certify that was ut the Halleck House on the
night of the 3ist Of October when the assault was
made on the house and persons therein and hav-
ing been resident OF the Northern Liberties for the
last thirty years, safely say that no person be-
longing to tho Northern Liberties Fire Company
was engaged in said assau t. | have been a member
of the Northern Liberties Fire COMPANY from its
first organization. WIN. X. PLowMAN
Sworn and subscribed before me this Sd day of
November, 1857.
Ii JOHN 3. HoLLINGsuEAp, JP
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The Woodstock Bank, yermout.
Arrival Of the stramer Cab.vha

Boston, Nov 2.-The notes OF the w oodstocf
Bahk, Vermont, were refused on deposit by the
Suffolk Bank this morning =
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BALTIMORE, Nov Flour unchanged How.
:rist and Ohio s. ., City Mills S5.I2S ass Is
cash and So 50 on time
Wheat is steady; red 81 I5aSl .20-white 81 =
27aSl 30. Corn is quiet white 73a75c.
Whisky is quiet at PIC. for City, and Ohio n
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Large Coffee Sale.

PnILADELPHIA, Nov. "A sale of $50 bays of
Rio cCftee was made at auction to-day al xalnk
cents. averaging 9E cents, and establishing de-
cline Of y cent.
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Fatal Accident.

PLYMOUTH, Luzerne CO, Pa, Nov. 2.-Andrew
Lindsey was instantly killed NV falling from the
bucket when coming out Of McF arlandss shan to-
day
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Slave Gage.

CINCINNATI, Nov 3.-Three slaves of Thorn.
ton Nithers, OF ST. Louis, in company with their
master, passing through the city en- roHte 70 Par
kersburg, Va, were arrested to-day on a writ Of
abeas corpus TO procure their liberation The
case was partially heard this afternoon before
Judge Carrier
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New Jersey Election.

NEW DIX, Nov. 4.-The steamer Cahawb
from New Orleans, via Havana Of the 3Oth, b;
arrived
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WEDDING AT WILLARDs'.-Yesterda at vii
lads Hotel, Mr.. Washington Kelly and Mis-
A Robinson, both OF Md, were Joined in mar
rage by Rev. Henry Slicer
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BaItlmore Markets

TRENTON, Nov. 4.-The Democrats carried
both branches Of the Legislature yesterday
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To THE f.ADIEs.-MADAME DUBOIS, PhrenoIo-
gtst, PhystOIOgist &c, has taken rooms for short
time ut No. "a Pa. avenue, (south side, opposite
Wlllards hotel. and is prepared to give to Ladies',
both married and single, information indispensable
TO their welfare and happiness.
Hours of consultation. from 10 q. m. to p. m
Charges moderate and perfect satisfaction guar
antied. o.
No Lady should fail to call on Madame D. as for
triing SUM- they will obtain information that they
would not part with for any consideration. &C Is
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Fran the a,ssclAied Press Agent
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EtRoPs
Arrival of the r,,~1.


HALIFAX, Nov. 4.-The r. M ,tezm.hin c,n.
mnt,' app. w J.. e. Lang, arrived here this
asI InS, Win Liverpool dates OF Saturday. the
m, uu. Sne brings one million dollars in . nnerie
A. latest news from the United sta.es rereived
Portland 300. MAS brought by the Antelope, from
\, was nothing later from Irdia
;n,s,Ja ,tPorted thai the French Govetnue,t
Of CO. .na moving the restrictions upon the erport
IN p loIhisn Ministry had oyertbrovn Rea.
Monetary affairs In Lopdon ,,,o,o
tory, and the pressure had consSdsnShS
Many continental banks had advanced tseit rs,e.
TO one per cent '"eii raves
The MGRErrs ar
LirsIpOoI, Friday.-Cotton had .lioh,lv Al.
clined in all qualities. Sales Of the we.l 81 I,o
bales. @As"o'
Breadstuns closed dull, with declin,pv ,.,a.
envy. 'e"e
Provisions remaiRed quiet.
qualities ." "a
Consols s4xaX.
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Arrest of Murderers

ST. JOHN, y, b, Nov. Last evening three
persons, named Breen and Slavin, and bis son,
the supposed murders Of the Mackenzie family az
six persons, on the 2ith ult., were arrested Al
their camp in the woods and brou2 lat TO the city.
ana placed in Jail. They offered no resistance
willful murder against the above parties.
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WASHINGTON Nov.

WASHING TON, Nov. 4, 1857.
This IS to certify that was at the Haleck House
on the st of October at the time of the attack
said house by party of men; that saw no member
OF the Northern Liberties Fire Company, nor any
person connected with said company concerned IN
said ARRAY.
SAM'L T.. CULVERwELL, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 4th day of
November, 1857.
JOHN :. HOLLINGsHEAD, J, p.
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OFFICER Ross requests us to say that he, as
well as Officer Suit, was misa pprehended by our
reporter in regard to the statement concerning the
source OF the attack upon Halleck,s restaurant
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TONIGHT, the Juvenile Comedians appear in
the admirable comedy of "Tom Noddy,s Sc
cTet, and the rich farce of ECharcoal Sketches,
also In variety of songs and dances Go and
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rnpoovByA. GREEN, Auetioneer.

By A. OKEEN, AuctIoneer,
ImfhONED AND UNIMPROVED PROP
Il ERTY ON EIGHTH STREET WEST RETwPpx
NORTH LAND BOUNDARY STREETS, ATAucrIoN-
On hi RSDAl, the 5th instant, 1 shall sell in
front oil the premises, at o'clock d. m the follow
ing handsome property: South part of lot No. s, in
square No Az having front OF 20 feet on 9Th street
west, rum ing back loo feet between north and T
streets with the improvement which is n good two
story frame house Also, part of lot No T. in square
NO. 40, having front 18th street west or 48 feet
Inches, running buck 100 feet between north 4 and
purchaser. " " SS' va 'he
n 3-dts GprrN A..
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MISUNDERSTANDING, Officer Watson arrest.
ed young man named Jesse LaBilIe, near the
Railroad Depot, charged with disorderly con.
required to give bail for further hearing.
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WAsHINGTO Novamber 4tb

III, VI.
The UNDERSIGNED, feeling hms ell 4 aggrieyed and
mIsrepresented by local article published in the
star oil the I'll instant, would offer the following GER
tlhcatcs of persons who were present when the as
sauit and outrage was committed upon his house
and upon persons therein, by a party calling them
selves Regulators which afidavits show that
the persons COZ ccrned In the outrage were not mem
beers OF the Northern Liberties Fire Company of
winch the subscriber is President nor ere they
citizens OF the Northern Liberties. There could
therefore, be no collision or approval ON my part
with them IN the said assault for any purposes ofmy
own, as represented by Officers HOrner, Donnelly
and Ross, IN the way of extension of lease And
further. can prove that members Of the auxiliary
Guard We're seen coming up the street with the said
party who committed the assault, before the assault
was made. J. II. HALLECK.
This is to certify that I was in the "Haeck
House" corner of TIN and u streetsj when the AT
tack was made on has house and the persons inside
by party who yled themselves "Regulators"
and tnat none of the said party m any way con-
nected with the Northern Liberties Fire Company
November 4, 1857.
sworn and subscribed before me this 4th day of
November, 1857.
JOHN s. HoLLINGsHEAD, J.P.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Jones rs Der
mott still occupies the Court and is likely 20 for
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FOR RENT.-A pleasant RESIDENCE on tn
Heights of Georgetown, to which is attached
about 81 acres OF xceent Land, suitable i'm any
way for a market farm The dwelling is a two story
Frame. Also, on the place necessary out buildings
stone sprIng-hOuse, &c. TO good tenant tho rent
WILL be very moderate. Apply at this Office, or TO
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown, ID. &.
81
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Massachusetts State Election.

BosToN, Nov. 3.-The returns Of the election
held In this state to-day for Governor, IeglsIa-
ture, &c, indicate that the Republicans have a
large plurality.
Boston gives Banks, American and Republican,
Tor Governor, 4,2l7 Gardner, straight American
SOB; and Beach, Democrat 4 2l3
Caleb Gushing is elected representative from
Newburypou.
SECOND DIsPATcHl.
BosToN, Nov 4-Three hundred and twenty
towns show. Banks $4,000, Gardner 81 ,OOO, and
Beach 10, 900 votes =
The Senate thus far is 81 Republicans Amer
lean, and Democrats. The House-I46 Repub.
hcans; y Americans, and 81 Democrats
Banks will have % 900 plurality.
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AUCTION SALES.
BylyALL & BARNARD. tur,,o,-

By-WALL BARNARD, Auctfoneer,
GALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS. Ac-
~ CetSrEOF WHOM 1T NAV CoSCERN.-fln Tn
MORROW Thursday MURNING, S. n int =,
10 O'Clock, we will sell, IN front OF our Auction
Room, on account OF whom II may concern =
- baskets Dsc de Montebsilo Champagne
10 do Hsids. ok do. .
10 do London Dock Port -.e ---... .-.
Zone-eight cans Otard Brandy ....... ..r.-.
Terms cash. .-.I = 80. Il. q I'd. "a. 4. 7s.-..-
1t WALL. a BARNARD. Auots.
ptBLIC Sal .E.-Iwil, offer for saIe at Balls
SInss Oads, IN AeNandTis county, Va, for
eies en- acrss OF Land ing cOutig uous 70 kald
SS,osS SoadS. Sale to- be on SATURDAY, the 9Th
uay Oh November, Is y, at O'Clock D. m
Nop9stPonement on account of weather
,u.IneI information apply 10 John J. Hall, Of
rNIa1 county, Va. miles from Alexandria on
The ieesburg Turnpike. -"
DC Sl-eo3t TIMOTHY MILBURN. Sd
pGBtiC SALE OF A, VALUABLE FARM
than can cultivate, will offer for sale M nuhiic
auction, on III ESDAY. the nth day of November
Ioo,, blIchiand," ~ ing IN the County of OranSe'
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands of Hon Iasss'
Iltn morton and others, and containing three hun-
oIed apd seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acfes cleared and now IN Clover, and the rema nder
IN ORIGINAL growth-well suited to growing n 6ne
quality OF Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year and suitable for armins
selves. Having determined to sell, am disposed
,tor further particulars address J. j. HaIsey.
Mteheu's station; CuiPeper County, or the under
signed AT " ange Court House.
oc 8-ts GEORGE A. SLEFT
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BALTIMORE, Nov. There are reports Of 40
nous disturbances in some of the remote ward a
In The seventeenth ward, Irishman has beer
Aiarru ana another man reported fatally won nded
There Is a difficulty in the thiIteentb ward
Natu allzed voters were driven from the polls
Many TUmors are sfoat, but in absence of reiizblt
information we forbear giving them.
In most of the wards everything is Quiet and
pedceable-
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| > C00 BUSHELS POTATOES, from Salem,
| G,cOO expected in few days, and vii! be sold
IN lots TO SUIT purchasers. Notice will be given of
| their arrival. PETER BERRY,
| OcSl-tt 85 Water street, GeOrgetoau.
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AN OBsrREPERoUs FEMALE.-Yesterday after
noon, Officer Tanning arrested two colored wo
men, Henrietta Bowen and Sarah Coats, for dis
orderly conduct in the streets The first was dis.
missed, and the last committed TO the work
mouse for 6O days by Justice Clark When the
coaS6 arrived to convey her down, she gave bat
tiHto the officer, and it was with considerabl.
Smculty that she was taken to her new quarters
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STEALING .-Yesterday Officer J. NJ LlovtTTr.
rested colo5ed man named Chas. Cant, cha I'd
with stealing boots, shoes, &c, from George
StidenSplnner. He was taken before Justice
Walter, and committed to the county Jail.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISFM'Ts

&IN REWARD will be paid by the President of
ID ~ the VIgent Fire Company, TO any one who
xii Furnish testimony sufficient to convict, before
{as Criminal Court the mstIgators participants
on saturday night last. BY order of the
2-3t PKFSJDENT
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AT ALExASDRIA, on All souis' Eve, an admi-
liable sermon was preached in the Catholic
Church by Rev. Father Rider on the obseryances
Of the day. The BEAUTIFUL "Stabat Mater Of
Rossjni was sung Ly the choir, directed by Prof
j. G. FoeTtsch, assisted By George French, ESQ .,
formerly Of -. Mathews choir IN this city. =