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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

From the Report Of the Secretary of the
Interior we are informed that the quantity of
lands surveyed, exclusive of school lands, since
the last report of that officer, up to the ao,h
of September last was 1856, 500 acres, and
that large quantity Of the lands granted by
Congress for the construction of railroads.
now Withdrawn from market, can not be re.
stored thereto in less than nine months:
2" The quantity of land sold for Acres.
cash during the fiscal year, was 1927 ,S7S.9S
Located with military scrip
and land warrants, 8,3s2.4SOoo
"Swamp lands approved to v
the States, ar'o 6,O38.s74.
selected nnder donations for ..lr sN
railroads, DC, and granted for
railroad purposes (estimated) l5,6s0,s75Oo
"The quantity Of lands sold for cash, du-
ring the second and third quarters Of the
present calendar year, is 2,O0O,O G5.5O acres:
received therefor, $,9O7, sS372.
:" The difficulties in executing, satisfactory
ly, the swamp land grants, still exist. Sew
eral OF the States have passed laws donating
these lands for specific purposes, and they
now complaint. that if the selections are set
aside for any cause, their faith must be yiolat-
cd. 1t is coutended that most of those who
are contesting the rights Of the States are
mere Spectators, and should not be permitted
to defeat their permanent intcrests-that
thereby many Of the counties, and of their
people, will be injured, and the government
not corespondingly benefited. Much of this
is true; although many errors have been COM
mitted, yet it is worthy of consideration
whether under all circumstances, it is not the
best policy to approve the selections, so far
as they do not interfere with actual settlers"
FoREIGN.-The steiner Canada arrived at
Halifax on the 23d. Her news is interesting.
The Cunard steamer Americo, which left
Liverpool on the 9th inst, and the arrival of
which we have been expecting for week
past, encountered furious storm when off
Cape Clear, which swept her decks, and so
disabled her that she had to put back to Liv-
! erpool, where she arrived on the morning of
the 10th inst. The Canada WAS inmedi-
ately got ready to take out the passengers and
mails of the America, and left Liverpool on
the 18th.
1t is reported that the Captain and Is of
the crew of the recently lost French steam
er Lyon.ois, have been saved, and taken in
to Bordeaux
The King of Naples narrowly escaped as
sassuation.
The ship New York, from Liverpool for
New York, WAS wrecked near Barnegat.-
She had IA full cargo and 3Ol passengeS.--
Three men were drowned.
Father Mathew, the celebrated temper
ance rtformer, died in Cork on the 9th.
The London Times backs out of the Geor-
GA Railroad hoax, got up 10y Arrowsmith.
Breadstutfs are declining in price.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

Over 100000 worth of stock has been
subscribed TO the Grand Rapids and Traverse
Bay Railroad Company.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31
stated at 100000.

9aGE- The Flint Citizen states that Messrs.
PRATT & Mills, contractors, are, taking ylg-
orous measures to prosecute the work on the
Port Huron and Milwaukee Railroad.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

A Few SURE RULES FOR PRoGNosTIcAT-
ING THE WEATHER.--Mr Elitor: Pursuant
to the solemn engagement cwrnantrd AMI
entered into between yourself ('ditor). AMI
me Stuhl~), | beg leave here with to submit
t'r Your valuable consideration, and instant
publication, the following table Of pmgnosii-
cations for the month of December.
am, A. q. X. r. STUBBs.
From the lst day Of the mouth until the
2lst, both inclusive, the wealth will be
clang' allie. Tie l'sl of the month will be-
variable at times; when not So, more steady.
As Il general thing, it will be colder When the
Thermometer is lower than ut other times.
This will he particularly the CASE when the
sun is down, say between the hours Of p.
NJ, and 6 A. NJ, atwbch time, any person
can satisfy thcmSelvrsof the truth of my as.
srrtion 10y sitting on the front fence. barefoot.
cj, and without any hator gloves, witha Their,
molneter and lead peucil, . noting the chan
ges."
As a general rule, on days when the Their
momcter lowers to within 10 or IL deg. OF
zero, ice viii form, especially in cool situa-
tions and still pools.
High winds will prevail atintervals during
the month, at which time they will blow,
sometimes, probably, with severity.
Snow may be reasonably expected during
this month.
Vegetation will languish, and corn that has
not already ripcned, will not he apt to come
to maturity until after the 3lst.
I'm the event of considerable snow f,llin,,
look out for slcighing.
In fine, To sum up all in line, we advise
all persons to beware Of trusting too much to
any appearances Of extremely hot weather,
for they will be disappointed. Cool weather
will prevail, and westerly winds.
A. &. X. r. S.,
Mctcreologist, Horologist aud Metaphysics.
N. B. will communicate my weather
for january in particular, aud 1857 in gene
raj next mouth.
A. G. X. R. s., NJ. II. & M.
Adrian Watchtower.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

1t is said that Professionalism is gaining
ground in France, rapidly. The protestants
III Hayre, number, now, three thousand, at
least They have four schools, with four hun
dred pupils. Two churches are insufficient,
aud IA third is about being erected, to accom-
modate two thousand. In MarseilIes, there
are five Thousand Protestant church attend
ants, and in other departments, where few
years since, the reformed religion was un-
known, flourishing churches are now to be
found. G n..
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31


A JUST CoMpLIMENr.-Th Liverpool
Times, with less pretensons than its London
namesakc, understands American politics aud
the American character much better. Com
mentng oupur late Presidential election, it
thus pays us a compliment which no other
people yet merit:
1T il snnaziug how som party spirit car
rrd To the verge of excess, subsidies in the
United States when the win Of The sovereign
power becomes known The minority low
with instructive respect to that numerical
prpondcrance which 1T is the genius Of the
American constitution t. represent. Howcv-
or fierce the struggle, however sul,erhuman
the efforts which have been made tn secure
victory, the brlhgrrthts, wlicn the battle is
over, lay down their arms without forfeiting
each Others respect. II requires II long
course of educational training in practical free
dom Ia attain this eo,trui. hut it is possessed
lay the Americans TO an extent unknown IN
any other country where free institutions cx-
isl; and the solution Of the enigma must be
looked for in the fact that every man feels
himself an atom in the great total-the
equal Of the foremost in the land, and the
s'lt-respect So generated pays to the state the
homage of ungrudging submission. Men
deserve t0be free who can make such sacrifices
for individual opinion, aud yet yield with pa
triotic philosophy to the course of events
which they cannot control. The Union
stands in little danger of disruption while
this noble sentiment animates the breasts OF
American citizens"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

Eg- All interested in the Improvement
OF their minds are requested to meet at the
New School House, on Saturday evening, at
6 o'clock, for the purpose of reviving the
Grand Haven Lyceum, and taking measures
that shall prove etfectual for its continuance.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

The Battle Creek Journal records the
shooting of grey eagle near that village.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

The people of M lwankep, and of Wiscon-
sin generally, not taking at all into account
the people of the conniay through which the
improvement is to PASS, are looking with great
anxiety for the completion of the Detroit d
Milwaukee Railway. The contractors Of that
road, we believe, are hutrying up matters as
fast as possible, ami in less than year it Will
be constructed Ms far us this city, there is
every reason to believe. The different rail
roads having their terminus at Milwaukee,
are of course extremely anxious for the com
pk'tlon of this route, for then there will be Il
great increase of through travel over their
roads. The Datrot At0ertiyer Of the 2sth
ut., contains the following paragraph in rel,-
ton TO this subject:
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31
re-. r. Daily Herald.

VI. IL. DaliN ileralu.
"The people Of Chicago are cndeavoring
Ill every possible way Ia divert the current OF
this trade andtHreI to their city, AMI tn"
prlz. is certainly worthy Of any amount Of
strife. Bat through Milwaukee,, Grand IIa-
ven, AMI over the Detroit and Milwaukee
Rallroad eastward is the natural route by
which this tack must pass. l. not such an
amount Of trade waiting for an oull t, wol-
thy OF strong effort on the part of the Di-
r'etors of this roa To drive it To completion
10y every means III their power? Such Il trade
If oncr suffered TO be divrtcd uto other chan
neA, is not easily brought back. Give it the
legitimate ontlet rs population grows, at the
start, AMI with ordinary diligence it will be-
returned. We want this Railroad cnmplrt-
cd early. We shall soon have direct connrc-
ton with the southern counties Of the STATE.
Let us have this connection completed which
is to bring to the city the trade Of Wiscon
sin and northern Iowa, and Detroit will grow
faster than she has vet done"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31


UNIvERsALIsTs INCOMPETENT TO TESTIFY
IN Courts OF JUsTICE-Sosay says the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, according to the
laws of that State. BY this decision, Uni
vrrsalists Of that State are virtually outlaws,
can mot collect their debts, swear to an assault,
are DISTINGUISHED and can not testify in any
case, even if their wives or children should be
insulted. Barbarous law that!
LAKE DISASTERS SINCE THE FIRST OF
SEpTEMBER.-The Detroit advertiser thus
sums up the disasters on the lakes, since the
first of September last:
Steamers, worth probably 100000
o Propellers, asa 100000
Tugs, fa 4" 10000
40 Barques, Tugs and Schooners, 100000
Total. 49,, ~ 100000
In addition to the, loss of, steamers, vessels,
&C., the loss in freight has been immense
As single instance, the freight of the Toie-
do was worth $4,000 or $4,000. 1t is cs-
timated that 800 lives have been lost on the
lakes during the last season Of Navigation.
The losses alone this season are equal in val
ne to nearly the whole marine employed on
the lakes ten years ago. a,rt,7-,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

PAcIFIc RAlLRoAD.---We are gratified to
see prominent members of Congress turning
their attention to great National enterprises,
chief and foremost among which is the Pacif-
ic Railroad and Telegraph, The following
is a synopsis OLA bill which rumor says lis
about to he submitted to the consideration of
our sage Legislators: 1q9
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-31

GS- The Board Of Supervisors meet on
Monday next. The removal of the county
seat will probably claim share Of attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN MIssOURI.-We learn from
gentleman from Washington in this State horrible
threw the whole community into state of excitement
Some two or three years ago, man named Harrison
living in that place married widow having two children
few months ago. during the absence Of the mother
visit to her friends in Warren county the stepther
violated the person Of the daughter and by threats and
raenacee caused her to keep the mater He also
by means Of false keys unlocked drawer and carried off
a sum OF money which the son had laid up rom his
earnings The latter, discovering this fact had him
arrested and during his examination the daughter
put upon the stand itpess when she also disclosed
the horrible outrage which had been committed her.
ereupon her brother left the court and procured
pis Of and returning, shot the monster dead where he
stood He was Immediately arrested aud examined
charge Of murder and discharged the ground of JUS
tifable ho1nicide-N. Louis Ne,cs, Jan. 16.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
Court rhis Day.

SUPREME CouRr-tsr ,ut.-Nos H. 50 IL, 49, 90 253,
36e 2t4 23 .54 100 l9 29l sol, 156, 1o3, 176, 49,
800 70 318, 800 to 322, 324 to 342.
SUPREME CouRr-special Term.--b4, IS, e. 155 100,
142. The knckerbocker Bank will be taken up
the report OF the referee.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Ssme as Friday
COMMON PLEAs-Payt Mos. 2, 4, s. 6, s, IL, r. 49,
"a, 81, 1903, 26o, 2i7, 222, 226.
Part Mos II, Il, 26, q, 49, so, 60, 1872, 1885, 81
CO, SO, 30, Isl, 100.
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Personal Intelligence.

From Maitland, = in the brig Erie-Mrs Daley.
From Savanila, in the brig Putnam-Mr w II Kemp and
lady
From glasgow In the steamship Ednburg-Mr Edward
Oaus ard lady Dr Murray wife and auiy Nessrs Root
WATSON James Fairne Vim MITCHELL Il Mansel VIM
derson John Jackson. James Broad Frederick Bradbury
John Ecceston, George Houghon, John stevens William
Peingrew. Thomas kidel VIM Macpherson. Fl McNicker
and ads, James Allen Misses Dusan and Bridgman-and u
steeraCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

On Wednesday, Jan. 49, at the residence Of George
Bailey, ESQ.,, at North Salem, Westchester Co.. n Y.
by the Rev. Mr. Bailey, EBEHr HowH of this city, to
Miss FANNIE A. TURNER. of the former plaza.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Whiskers or MOustaches Forced to Grow
in 81. by onguent which VIII not stain njuIe
GRAhAM 6s5 Brosdway; NkiRRs, 81 State street, Albany;
YcSber e South Third street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Cold FEET and Chapped Hands.-0y Rub
Sins night and morning with DR. TOBIAS wonderful vens
warranted the money returned Plcs only "a or
70 cents Sold by all the druggists Depot, 70 CorandtM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

xhe Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
consumption and Of the throat and ungs-Dr
CURTIS ygssn Thousands have been Tssc as to health
and sod by G. H. Ring 15 Broadway Price only % pack
A9s. DR.. Curtis viii the Office daily from ~ 10 O'Clock,
where he may be consulted free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

HoIloway's Observation-Disclosures Erup-
ton scrotna Nearly half the human bear wit
ness 70 the efficacy o. This @ on 10 ae AZURE
the case,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

CameO-Oag ucrreotypcs.-Tnsse beautiful
and fategng miniatures taken only al Wilt AN
SONS Brook Gold Medal gong required popular
ize them. Fulton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Machine Portraits. Cents, In Cases or
francs; taking daily by the patent invention of HOLINESS
BkEEs Co. $50 Broadway with increased facilities and
ena es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21


Including undershrs drawers scafs es gloves half
handkercea shirt studs, travelling sbals will be found
NJ the extensive furnishing socs at GREEN'S vel known
shirt establishment, No. l Astor House.
sS~fiarcc srlHmapTer Suses Robert M. Pat
NICK is the sole manufacturer United States of tue
knve celebrated sates and proof desnce
sd Cross bars Depot No 1879 Pearl door below
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Hatnhelor1s Ila,r fIye... lVila nna grnnneaa.

The best Inc WofH us uDrtVNIed
applied IN twev4 private Bacheors vt., aud Tan.
have inprovpe u All others, being chef deuyres
elegance snd durability, peculiar 70 tIs estabshuont
kATOMkLOkiS. ~ Hrnat haY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

VALENTINES FOR 1886.
PHILIP j. COZ Ans, valentine manufacturer, No. lO7
Nassau street. New York, Of fully
announces TO booksellers and dealers In valentines his
new stock OF Valentines envelopes and valentine stationery
nanuactured for the next valentine season. February 1856
IL ready. "
Having m ported from Europe variety gold silver
and Illuminated lace and embroidered papers, expressly
valentines, and having manufactured ornaments
flowers he is enabled TO offer superior stock OF
tines which will found to excel in artsucal and ele
gance of design.
Orders will be filed from all parts of the United States and
Cspada and promptly forwarded either by express
lots from one to one thousand dollars worth.
For the convenience OF purchasers have doue
dollar lots consisting OF five valentines envelopes
assorted ranging in price from cents to 81 80 RETAIL and
dollar lots containing $50 valentines, envelopes &c which will
be sold only for cash accompanying orders Parties waning
valentines will please forward their iers early
prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

sxciie admiration al copnoisseuss In art suite Of
ogsnt private apartments for applying hs dye
onv reliable article kind Mboiensie and retail al
JHRISTAUOho's No. hsior House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

gallery, removed entire All Broadway
Broome and Grand streets, Walacks theatre. Like
pesses daily in every style OF the art and weahe
Likenesses copied; prices TO suit the tines
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a p.,rs,nac Ercat1,tvI,.t Y.sax, or d.

samsn woud remain under the curse a dIs.ereeabe
areath when uIng the Balm OF Thousand FIowers as
aeptfrce would rot only render sweet bu, fenye the
aseth white aebaser Many pereoDs do know heir
hrr 9th 10 bnd and aute delcate her fends Wi,
never mention H. Pour single drop Of the " Ban GA your
ocb brusb, and wash tho teeth night and morning my
sut bottle WI. last year. For SAFE BY FGIHIDCE co.
proprietOrs, ind 81 druggists.
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who wish Tor hIomson 10 retard to sewing
oota II ny applying at Office for copies NJ
Co.'S Gazet'en psper devoted entirely 10 the sewing ma
chine interests. Copies supplied gratis
1. NJ. SINGER 1t CO, 323 Broadwan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

thoce hsNOrtn,ert -1Ies ganie4GuA InlA
bocs light and beautiful article manufactured expressly for
1e city trade Jus received ard tor ssle BY the
pair BY y: HODGMAN New YORK India Rubber wareh suse
n Maiden lane corner of Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

herrfnSs t'.teHt champion rYre ana Bur
sar proof safe with Balls paen powder proof Both
received prize medals NJ thu Worlds Fair London 1851 and
Crystai Palace New York, 1858 ST. SILAS q. HEhRING
A Co., 1885, I37 and l39 Water street, \. Y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
"A infant, monihs old can do so by applying at
III Nineteenth street, corner of Seventh avenue.
u ON. WOULD LIKE TO SEE G. M. d. ADDRESS
IL the Astor House.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF j. A. REY-
Immediately, that from them are lying at
Greene street New York. New Orleans and Florida
please copy.
INFORMATION wANTED-or TIMOTHY CANARY OF
L County Cork, Ireland lie was last seen 10 New YORK,
twenty months SINCE aud was then speaking OF going to
ceed by his sister, Mary Canary care Of Mr. LoDmi somer
r ooK HERE.-wILL TEE GENTLEMAN WHO. BY
IL mistake, took overcoat from reading room the
~ Nicholas Hotel Yesterday morning do the fvor to
Of no IMP ortsnce any one but myself u. q. WILLIAMS.
ZEE PERSONS WHO SAW THE VERY RECKLESS
accident by one of the Beecksr street eghs ruunng
into another OF the line Monday afternoon January
Saay p1ovdsnay escaped sSlas ssd
ADDRESS 10 Isl eeeter seet corner Of Jones' or To- r.
,Sason i Wal street. Edvara Korreli asl West
''''' EDWARD KoRRELL & SON.
wsE LGCrURl1 SEASON.
r OUTS NApobnoaN AND THE BoNApARTE DY.
- nasIymTaos DARCY Me5Es Esq, fadly coode
s on tue above subject for too beneat Of ~ Marys, Port
Jeryis nov In dileuty Deors opena r. NJ Lesturecom
7 DWELL LECTURES IN NEW YORK-REv. DR.
L. Dewey's SIKH lecture 'The Authors ut Cnton HALL
Asor place Monday evening January a. at socock;
openat1. IicbeB Is For sale at the principal book
soes at the Librarians desk Mercantile Library Asso
citation.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
NY THREE DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOX 1885. AND
II certificate The Cosmopolitan distri.
button the 3ls inst, ne mad the Office
asS broadway, Appotons BUILDING.
ITO BET-A SHADES, At GRrENPOINT. STOCK
j fixtures and rent next May twelve month $500
to ul particulars inquire al The Union HOTEL Liberty street,
near az Fulton, Brooklyn.
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MADAME fMERA, BETTER KNOWN AS THE eIfsY
u GIRL, can he consulted about all of life,
Greene street 81 Canal; ice 5ocenv. NJ B.she
impart secret by which epy lady gentleman obtain
the affections 81 the opposite Charge The Gpsy
caves for California "a afew day
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xNTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL
u find respectable German English Scotch and Irish help
hotels and private families, at NORRIS COHNERT CO.'S
Isl Broadway Reade; also waters, coachmen,
farmers aborers &C. at this branch office, l02 Green
witch street
CERvANTS' OFFICE, UNION SQUARE.-CUCKs,
- WATERS chambermaida seamstresses lauudresse
&C. divided respectable es principally
Please apply at the Employment Agency Office 10 East h
St. Union established under the most dis
inguished pui ronnge. j. O'9AILAGHER, AGENT.
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Great Eire I'm Syracuse.
Another proof Of the superiority WI
dor's Patent, Salamanca safe.

der's Patent, Salamanca Safe.
SYRACUSE Jan. 8, 1856
Messrs SrEARHs MARVIN. New York.
GENTIEMENWe mad alsrge dire this CITY the morning
Of the h inst consuming property to the amount OF $500 0O
The Wetng BLOCK took IRE about O'Clock, AID beforeS
o'clock the entire block ashes, making intense heat
In that fire OF sold Professor Wetng,
which on The third door ie 20 the botOm of
,ar and after beng exposed fifty two hours
taken out Of The rubbish stu req bot and beug
cnens were iound preserved suowng the least sigaof
fire thereby saving $50 UC0 and cash
Fhe Fire King safe did stand the tes there
heln In The fire, OF which used We shall send
The full particulars when the T. otessor gets home
Yours, respectfully, NORTON, BRADLEY Il CO.
ssamendefs OF any desirable pattern improved
dp, secured ny brennans powder and BURGER proof
BELLE lock- be found reduced ptcss depot l4j
Water street, N Y. SlEARSS IL MA kvIS
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POLITICAL.

)n1D WARD I'VE OAK CLUE no. 2p-rop pprsr
~ dent, George Law.--rubo meeting this evsnnc a.
= oc och tonnentai BALL corner OF Eighth svsnma nj
thirty ourn # ee several distinguished apeakers viii All
dress lie mt eiIg. lpiauon Of rnemhers Nv orier wa ~
, ,v -. THOMAS MANSON, President
" nr%ln nsS {vice Presidents,
A. Is. WAgsoN, stcreary.
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REWARDS.

n = mn REwARD.-LOST ON THURSDAY EVE
DC.OUO ming, January IL between S2s0u0 and $50 600
going from the new Haven depot the smithsonian House
black leather frame tied In red silk handkerchef The
nneer Will confer very great favor to the If he will not
expose the the and receive the above reward
ADDRESS Exchange, Broadway Post Office.
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PERSONAL.
NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT A FINE LOOKING
~ temn infant five monhs' Old do by applying
l27 Nineteenth street, corner of Seventh avenue.
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RIO LET-A SHADES, At GBgESPoINT STOCK,
fixtures and rent next May twelve month $500
70, fun particulars inquire the Union Hotel Liberty street,
az Fulton Brooklyn.