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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

NONE TT LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT
W. arpls. ants g1st real estate ~ p-r-nnst -
curiy
Notes discounted at current rates
Money esrefnliy Invested fet capitalists go sa.n.
mission.
Exchange baaghi aud saia
Interest paid On irposii.
tn. m.sst fsithful sti.nlau given in the lny.,tva
t"n 81 1iies. and abstracts furnished whoa i..irs
Land Warrants io.aiod
Collection. made, aud proene.ls reunited uitL.u,
delay, ~ usnsi rate.
~d 10 i,.r.y,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

fOR "a L z.
ASplsadll Lease, I : yrs. Durallsn,
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS.
- = ICE TReACK.
All fenced with On eight fss, high fence,
GyowH 40
The Davenport Track!
THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL - .
y b sold On god terms or exchanged
Tor keal Ests,e 10 THE County Also the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

WILL De GIVEN 70 ANT P8RsON VINO
~ w lxeaeaee tos elx nssths, 70 sonnsass
ssss . % r. ~ ssy e D. -, az -,
see, hasstng AID ve{nsat e tvsaiy tksaesa1 ssils
q wall pspsr from The essshiahaAss u de nnlsr.
low y the time 70 hsss yoss houses pepered--
W4ea you can eslsct ffom tnou1nA1o ~ ntspn a. -
-, vesytnE n prices froM - eoalo - nnVns1n
~ eoEtaias ~ vnst0aa bassssns Soo66ra m 49,
- r.sasuiss aissnstaa 30 y H. bonU1n0
v& psew y s'aas q Ss:escsiSs S1ln
5000. a. -. s.s - 49,
a A. r.: y 7 s ...'.''
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
COME AND SEE THEM.
aAMUEI. PEasusV,
Merchant Taller and Cleihler,

COME AND SEE THEM
sAMUEl. PEDeRY.
Merchant Taller and Clethjer.
tssass 81, ovrcsrrp sHs rasr ovvtcsl
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION or
~ hs Numerous friends anil IN. public s~i.~rally
NEW LARaE ASSORTMENT oF CLOTHS,
ran,aoonefy and vc.'.ns. II the beet Frenel.. Ens
lish and American manufacture ever offered IA ali.
market which will he made up 10 Order In the heat
style snd ~ short notice.
To my old friends I would cay tha, my stock \.
er9rt and better than u ever has been ~ those
that have nss~r favored me with call phrase cum.
aud , examine my good. and price, yau wl nna The
any other hnase In the city
READY MADE CLOTHING.
large assortment % CioshiGs suitable e.. In.
sssscn u cwn manufacture Which viii he cold :.
Esndsd V warranted
sNDlA RubDER aOODs.
Costs Pants, Ovsrslls, Caps. Ae
FURNISHING GOODS
t,ns White sad vsoey shirts, Collars, Handler.
shisfs, sseesadsrs. Hose, slacks lice alovs. SIN
heriae, wosl and Cotton Shirts and Lave. and
everything usually kept ia o.niiem.n Furnishing
cred snd rssalns Trunks, Carrs, Das., a.
arlss dAwtf sAMuEi. FERRY.
yasa Received.
A FINE Lot OF GENTS KID GLOVES
IA -. keep sone but Aleaslssi.t. b-si oaf eu.
i"mers can depend upon geai srtlel-.
may u PARKS q tu
CLOT ms.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF BLACK AND
IA Fsney tlo,hs, saaoag which can he found
brown, biue, green, dsa olive French a. al pal.tss
saa Aass: sf other s'yies which invite he Ell,
ssne OF Dsvenpott lo examine Iisa.. krsp tsa.
thing "a your liad that hate GOT tho h,.i latter
sesf OF Nav York city. W. Warrant ali oar "a.
in~nss 10 suH the ~ye well IT, a. the I'D, IN
ton dont hestsse us, try u
"a door fs.m % street, er~t side ~ BRADY
msIhf T. T. aoSE
LOenoM .VeSrs.
A LONDON IlAs Lost ONE OF HER
IA best etttssnss Davenport has gained af the
b~st Cntssss THE side of lsuneemh
Call aud sec one ~ tho b~st assnrtInsnta ~
CoseAs. CosseDsvss, veeeeuns,
eo00ss assA Lsaso O~sas, saA
pusnsshsa0 0eses,
ever brought 90 Davenport, - CABTEEf. n. ,e,
Gtvee oat All eastsuers can depend bs.av ntt~d
10 On lots, 81 tho Old stand wess dido Bsiy sr~.i
sseSe9 ooor rum Ihlrd street. Apl.f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
NEW ENGLAND
Astsal Life Insurance Company.
Essa bsi.hsd. Iss3.
Net Accommodations, March |, 1851. Sl,OOO.uO

Net Accommodations, March |, 1851. Sl.OOo. uOO
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
STEVENS a.~refsrs
JOHN ROMANS, ,'on.airtn9 PHYSICIAN, Boston
~ rHuN~oS Examining Physician, Davenport.
EDw ARD ALDEN, Agent,
Davenport, Iowa
keier 10 dame. Nils, Ls4, Who has examined
ms statement Of tbs Company, aud will siNe any
Information desrci as 60 ifs reliability
MIR. ALDEN WOULD SAY TO HIS
AVA frisads IN Davenport ard yielniy thai he has
been Appnntei agent of the above COMPANY aud
nsssres them ,hsi this IL a cafe and reliable Com
psny being one Of the oldest nj the United States
Tho.. washing - effect insurance an their fises
cas- do 90 BY apply s Al the Office % III. agent,
Northwest eoFnrt Main aud Second streets pa.en-
port, up stairs EDWARD ALDEN
Agent New Engiand Mutual IIfc ln.ursnrs ID
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
REAL ESTATE AGENCv.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Rea1 Estate Broker,

Corner nj Brady md 0ec0a1 ssTeses up eoatEs-~
entrance on Brady street
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
~ Money Loaned on Commisslon
TAKES paid and collections made Cor parties In
all seesions Of the country
LAND WARRANTS located, and oil hus,n@ss
pertaining 20 . Land Agency faithfully transacted
q. =. MEYUDo,
Notary fubos - Ososeyasesr.
vDB8De "a IN oshss inssruusass Of writing
Isompsly and easvfally eseeassA
Particular attention given 10 the Investigation u
Ttlcs ~ Rssl Esssfe, and ehstSarss given when ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
BANKING.
TAil.MAN, POWERS 4 M,LEAN.
Bankers and Dealers IN Exchanwe.

Once, Brady ~ ht~n second sad Third,
kA'liANuE ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL
- stii.s N the United States Great Hrsinin Ire
snd and Continental kurops. b.asht aad cold
Notes and Drafts collected and procs-i. r.,ni,t.a
Exchange.
co,ieeiions ~ Notes, Drsns. Accounts. Isgaels.
snd inhsri.saees made Ia ell part. 81 the United
states, Canada. aud kur.ps
Stocks ard Bonds bought and .old on eop,ruI. aim
and DivldefAs coilsctrd
And Warrants, bought, cold and located
Exchange vn ci,ies Ia the United staiss
Csfpeater vsrmiiye, New York City
AIsHn5 City thaak, Albany. n
budAse Chs Hank. nufssio "
Bank 81 ttsnmef-s a., bcstan, Mas
IrsdesissH'. fiahk, philadelphia, Pa
Merchants asd Manufacturers liant pt,t.,.,,,.s
Mrhtm -. baltimore, N u
l.ucA@ = kina.asis, ~ le,uis No
tutsens Hank, New vrlean. Ia
seps aedA Wit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

BANKING HOUSE
Chubb, Drsther, Barrow 1 e.
Davenport Biork cor Man and Second MI.
EAlEKs IN FOREIGN AND DounaTlc
Enshaase, Soid Silver And Unnurr.nt Notes
Lana warrants constantly hand for sale on la.
cation ,ahysr,,
(oLD AND SILVER WANTED ny
tHEHB, MIRO BARROW q co
Main str~et.
EXCHANGE IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL
~ esisss 81 tho United States. Tor sale by
CuuBB, BRO BARROW 4 co
Bankers. &c
kxcHANG ON THE EAST AND SOUTH.
- purchased hy
aiifBB. bro, HARROW . co.
sus0 Main street
NTEKLiNd BILLS FOR 81 AND UPWARD
~ far sale ~
fHuBB. B9D. BARROW 4 co,
ansis BANKERS. ar
AND WARRANTS FOR SALE NY
- fei2 cmCDD bkO.. BAnnOw . 90
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
Com. Aiotn's Column.
EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,


0sasral Land, lasaras~e ana Insesaaseses
Agent,
Corner Main and Second streets, Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED LEASES DRAWN,
- Rent. Collected Tsses iaid for nsa residents,
~ ~s''oa. Made and promptly RENTED 10 any part
= Enehsage iioush, and Sold, Note. Discounted On
GOOD Security
asrxnsscss nr rsRniss,cs
80 t.ees Marsh Co, -nastop, Massachusetts
MIDGET Go, :. .Bosion, Nassaehusctts
Non Harris, East Bridsswa ter, Massachusetts,
moh y y Meth, ---s.s Abingdon, Massachusetts,
nussed Alden, ..-..-.. Gampello Massachusetts,
naa'!nsson wadsworth Parks. .ChIrsEc, Iiiirols
a Stevens. Y.s, Aaiho.s ,en s. ,a,.ss':
Hon Jar.rs Thcrinst tom, Davenport, Iowa
bnrrow.k Pretty nian, i. paycrfis,rt Iowa
burnell, 1lllst & ca. Davenport Iowa
"eorse L Wh,ircmb ESQ ,e...s. pavenpcr, Iowa
81, .n.aef Main and Second streets, In MeAanus q
ohephefa- DOCK ap77dff
Nassassit Insurance Comp'O
or srRINaFiELn. MASS
fAs'sa s-cy 80 DAY, Pr~s't
0amp1en Fire Insurance Cenp'y
OF spRiNaFIlIp MASS
Ca.h Capital. 100000
" G CALHOUN Pr~.t
q fFscEns, ssCy
EDWARD AlAem. Agesas. Nav essp~rS,
Would refer by permission &,
John iienty, Eco ....=zs.=... ...... Davenport
Y Mile E.q sees. .-......., Davenport
Ai'ii.ea f'sy Esq ... 4. .......... pasrnp port
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
New List Of Lands and Lets.
Valuable City Property.

VssWoUsC W. ubvYueys
last HALF OF LOT 6, IN BLOCK u,
\ city af Davenport, with the Brick 1osss there
~ erected W corner II SECOND aud Rock Island
streets
West hair Of 10, l. in Block 81, Second street., be
tween keck isa.d aud Iowa streets, north side, I'D
ioialfs Farmers Horss
North half o. Lots aud 10, IN Block a. being Is
feet Oh hsek leland street aud III fest 90 Third
SPLENDID LOTS ON BLUFF
Lots aad In Block 70, commanding . ass Wow
"a the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort Arm.
s,Tous, Rasircad Bridge, ke
~ =, Terms &C apply to coox s..av~r
Rsarc C610sScc.
III BUILDING LOTS IN the CITY OF
~ DAssnpsrs, favorahly located, viii b saaA ~
tins uadsssisnsd crsd1s 81 frum 10 nve yeass
% =, psr'"a ~A' Val sal's ~: $3.50 .arxr
O0e 1ooo.
J5 ACRES or CHOICE LAND, ONE
81 hat m.ls from city iiniss, fss sa,s . very
low rates for cash
A G0Osl Clnance Gor 11v00oD000,
1Sll ACRES FIRST QUALITY LAND,
w oae mile from the city lmte, snitahls 70
divide INTO I'VE acre lots Terms ces e0h -, ssi
lgas COOK sARsExr
TimlDer La01.
f0AGRES TIMBER LAND, TWO MILES
M fro.n ei,y q Davenport, near Blue Ores rssd,
iar sal~ ~
yz1tf COOK 6A308kT
LnssAs - scsss Coy.
VALUABLE FOR COAL AND FARMING
aud onls s n.i . e sf nom s,
railroad station at Durans cad lytng on the north
AID vas, sides Of the county rod.
Ne ofsse.A,T -, klk
" *. .a :ai = " : s:s !
county
g sofS \. 1 ssd = n Of q Z. 4. Ca. u I. "a,
y $50 aer.s Forty serss ueAor tavsovsosns,
Lsass orchard, .s THREE never failing sprtae sad
Ai.o various % and - aero ssts n Gssts sosasy,
vel. situated Appyio 49,
l.nnAs u M0oc0a1no CoG16V.
Goufu HALF OF SECTION II, I. 70, B. I
- k-sss ssrss This trsef 70 too aiio q ". u
\ vsris,y Of 20 and % acre tracts. ssns near ~
bas COOK : sAn0Rxr.
Ilaanas . Co1ar Coaney.
SouTn HALF OF SECTION Il AND NORTH
~ bali Of Bee =, 7 =. T. w. -t1O serseL OF Ne
s -: 'asr: wsrs broken In isss. sss - sssss IN
.oAl.o,w y asw 4. 81 ., T ~. Riw-
r S1kaftwE Z !: IS w.xas : =. -. .
E.aN y Gee. ~, =. = w-n aesss
& L " 9, w. r cd y. " "a r n. nse
~, r. -, K We eesen
ne / See - 7. - klw.-ap aassa "a
10 X iW.--loo acTes. -
Aiso smaller traets oeIe<se1 utth 80 - - -
on vsry reasonsbs ssssns ~
jysS COOK = DHDDnR q
DU1lDoo9 A0UD
IsOR SALE At fA1R 1nScnA Aun All
i on long credit, 70 1hsf1loee lDDuD06uA
UU0G 6nkn01u4
VAL ssii ises - $500 80 - tun1 = - -
sssse.s. a m.o3 uoq2p~e0 49, -
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The spsaAl attention Of - seeking TO nsks Judi.
cieus tsvegsUDuae " 0eal useAss 70 invited our
Liss, which eonDsieD sAotsssasy psspsrsy sad nAny
beautiful suburban iots end email yssts near the sit
siss, i.sms saS i.sn ia.as !. 81 county .s..asI
" eiss oisse
We give The setle~ins - spsesn~ss Of Tie pssrss.
~ = have fur saia
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i Z. q = q =


A 4 LONDON HAS LOST ONE OF HER
IA best etttssns, Davenport has gained one af ia.
b~st Cntssss THE eide of huneemh
Call aud ses one ~ tho b~s. assarim~n,s ~
CeseAss Cesse0ssss. vsseeu9s,
so00sv aaa lSeass 0ssas, saA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

lAoDo0S ~ M0oe0G0Do C0UU1y.
Goufu HALF OF SECTION II, Z. 20, B. I
~ E-sso acre. This tract 10 too aiiss @ ". u
waleutf
4 vsriesy Of 10 and % acre tracts, ss0s Near ~
f.irsaa For sale BY
b2S COOK = 6ADRRAT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30

ever brought 10 Davenport, ~ CABTEEf. nssef
Gtvss oat All eustsuaers can depend ON b.ia, led
10 On isss 81 tho Old stand wess dido Bsssy sir~.i
5000 door fTun Third street spl.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

TINT would hsve been among the nDeet worms Of We
kud; q u H. u has the appearance Of being huriod1
done Tns accessories and general air and tone arc MOT
without merit
ness and pleasure torY in Europe Whilst there he
ceeded IN organizing European settlement on one OF the
Princes Islands the White Ssa, which WILL In course
which prefer not 70 around the Golden Horn He was
also consulted by Interested parties In relation 70 plank
sad railroads. connecting the Turkish and Danuoian ports
nothing but camel paths sxist 10 convey the produce
Mr. Deutsoh his return, visited Greece Italy, France,
and Great Britain In order 70 inspect the latest improve
menis In architecture and OWL engineering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

late 20 neglected france bA the daoc.ng masters Of
Paris, who were formerly the most Wned In the
world, have Lmost al parsed away. In their room has
sp upg mp . email number of clumsy beings, who
utterly behina tho require mests Of he age.
The Chaytuayi In aiuson 70 the favor which the Ian
Qusdrille bss Obtained In Paris gives oarosure,
which represents two dccreJ Id old women bearing the
psmea OF Polka and Rsdowa. entering the Hospoe des
vieux hepsgss and . byEtander- remNrkni -" They
have dresdfully old and nhrm slnoo the mpos
ton OF the IanceFsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

News raos HAyTr --Hayten dates are % Feb
s. rhe chi. event Of impouspce seems " nave been
TIE celebration OF The fe pdronoe Of the Emperor on
The lbh Tho Moeibur spears 10 erstcd terms OF toe
epthu, and devotion manifested by the populace on
this occssitp, snd adds that "thei NECESSITIES seemed
much sHeeted by The expression Of these sentmens o.
Gc.y which contribute largely 70 the peace order
and peruanercy OF tse empire. fbe ctr, palsoe and
public buildres we're decorated 9TH unusual m,gsif-
cenoe, snd The popusce lined In dense brong 81 The
sversed BY their msissies whom IN ~ ssused
hh oeaftrirg applause" The consrstuatoyy addresses
aye tpsulsrp uniform In matter and syIe. ON the t2h
the En- geror rtcrvsd Pavict Dillon, be Consul Gene
ss been dull ri Port Prince tor the week ending
Feb. as. Payments were sov and salcs difbcnlt COT
had rhen, ard the lau quotsu,ns we're fi2s 10 fl3o
cash. END sise sor nve Gays. The recepw ssd equaed
eco bags DoublooSs quosed ~ $50, and exohsnee
Oh Europe st s74o tf4e. Az Au1 Oayes oorse v0 az
yytps In sms quantities, vitb DO change In price A.
me chez pov<s Of Inc empire business seemed seasrsIy
6ur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

TorI RIRY tx. }, FEB. a., 1857.
Deah Of Leu, Tree-Sudder Chsnyss f1 ne Wesstsrsc
e,5ena 10 ia kals--klitary <nasez'sHn az Fort Raey
-Reg,mentl Chenea-Isdian ptsftys DC dc.
since my last ne have lost enc Of our onlse-. F1u
Lieut. A. o. Tree 10 no more He died on the evsnag Of
NE % Of the mopsb, from, believe, general debility
ne buried on the snerpoon Of the 90, 81 oclosk
ne troops all turned out; he had nposns funeral
oil joining u paying honor 70 the lsmsp,ed ofncw's
remasss.
We have had slmoss every variety OF weather this
week On We is "a, end pay d hs a. We he'd very me
vsym weather, % vsrm indeed rhss could have gore
sbess cur sbir sleeves; but seosi four oeloos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

me Py,nsess Bsyvstrsk NE wife of tie Rrssiap com
uspdsr N CHEF IN The Caucasus. hes reoeruy embraced
Al . Ron ap O. ibt< fArf ~ Rome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
OCCULIsTs AVID AURIsTs.

nR j. W. POWELL. OCUIfsr AND AUBrsr, ar.
~ tends 70 diseases q ne eye and ear Rom ~ unsI
p. daily At c7 sroadwa y And frorn TN "A NJ ~ 100
IVES, rourteeru Artasal eyes inserted wihsui s
srhes pals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
CLOTHING, &C.

gJ TO $500 WORTH or sEw AsD Lsrr or
u IL elothnG wanted.-0enuemen havfns i.-re cv small
n disposcof win receive their full vsue hsse1s
seeking impoee them. Gall store on s{dre.s
rHOs. u. OOHROY, ei Pcsri street
OK MERCHANT TAILoKs HAVING FROM $50 TO.
pc. 5000 worth Of new clothing TO dispose Of al far
addressing hos d. Conroy, f9l Pearl street
CJo1HlFa -LADfHs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any 70 dispose Of receive The hshes, rroe sor
by senong or addrersing COHEN ~ Lssrers ssrses
near canal or 81 West Broadway n.B-Lssies attended
70 bv Mrs. @.
ITO BUYERS or Cl.orHINai
Il 30oo Garments.
Cosis, pantaloons and vests
In perfect order.
TO be sold AZ auction,
On Tuesday. March "a
For cash WITHOUT reserve.
Al DO "a pruadvay,
VIM. TOPPING CO. Aucoueer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held at the
Bible House. AstOr Place, Thursday, the I'd inst,
at AZ O'Clock p. M; DIR. THOMAS Cock in the chair,
assisted by Hon. Luther Bradieh, VIM. b. Crosby, and
Francis Hall, esqrs.
Six new auxiliaries recognized, Of which three
are in Tennessee, and in each of the States OF
Kentucky, Missouri, and Mississippi
Letters presented from Rev. IL. >. Jac0oy
Bremen, with encouraging accounts OF the work In
Germany, and asking an additional grant OF funds;
fIom Rev Joseph Webster, Wesleyan Missionary, San
Domingo, asking Spanish Bibles for distribution In
that island from Rev. +. Doy, Missionary at Annoy,
asking a grant of Bibles in various languages; from
Rev. David Trumbull, Valparaiso, requesting Bibles
for distribution there from Rev. Mr.. Bergne, Secret
aIy British and Foreign Bible Society in regard to
the anniversary Of that society," and the Welsh Blole
Letters were also presented from agents and Others
showing the progress of the cause at home.
Grants were made of Portuguese Testaments Tor
Maranham Brazil to the Rev. f. DOty, books in Fl :
GLIB German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Sweden
and Danish for distribution among sailors and others
at Annoy; to the Rev. Joseph Webster, Spanish Bibles
and Testaments for ST. Domingo; to the Rev. u.
Trumbul books in Spanish for Valparaiso; to the
Rev, j. G.. Quicken. Danish Bibles and Testaments
for sailors and Others at Hamburg books in various
languages were granted for distribution by the Rev.
" ID. Collins, the Socetys Agent in South America
several grants were made to poor auxlliaries ana
friends to supply the destitute in their fields especial
" in Missouri, Arkansas, Wisconsin and Kansas
G ants were alaO made to the American Tract Society
and to the Tract Society Of Newark Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, with three entire Bibles
making eighteen volumes, for the blind, VIII many
others of smaller amount. Aoooo
Appropriations were made, in funds OF S9,OOu for
printing The rnenoTurkish Scriptures at CONSTANT
nople. by American missionaries; and 81 600 to MIS-
sonary Society of Methodist Episcopal Church, for
printing and circulating the Scriptures in Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04

form admirable argument in favor OF Phonehcs
sbisfwoven With pleasantly, philosophy ana rehSlon
Iir vaediCiOry remarks were brief aud bighIy sPp
prisie Great expectations ore cherished o, nun, rs
nso ~ his csmpeer- Wioughby Babcock ct Homer
Truman X. Fuller Of MrCrawvle and Harriet Il T.
Armour "f Sloan. TIL. customary degree OF u
was corfi rred upon these four. The Rev. S,HUEL J'
MAY expressed bis very hgh qualification WIN IN
exercises Of the day. He had attended many College
Ccnmenceme Dts-tbose Of his Alma Mater Harvard
University but he had never been much pleased
as on this occasion.
CHARLES G. BURLriGH then spoke for NOR, IA an
nm hour on " Growth and Discipline" His address
was Of the most magnificent order, in argument ld'
,raton and language. There were passages OF mar
yelous power; others Of wondrous grace. Oo the
whole the exercises Of this commencement have been
Of a very interesting character. The friends Of the
Institution must have been deeply gratifed with so
clear proof Of it, vitality aud u'efuness May all be-
come its friends for fully believe that its principles
must be generally accepted and acted upon before the
great evils which ailict society," country aud the
world, will be done away. Its fundamental idea l..
perfect impartalify to all.
President CALKISs announced that the Fall Te.m
would commence on Thursday, Aug. 90 aud thus the
exercises closed. Sure are that oil who attended
them went away with nober purposes and higher
views Of life and its duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held on Thursday evening in Clinton
Hail. Astor place, the President, PELAriAH PERT, IN
the chair.
In the absence of the Secretary MATHEW MAURY
was called upon to act in his place.
After the reading and approval of the minutes Of
the previous meeting, the following gentlemen were
elected members of the Chamber: w. A. Bailey,
Gardner @. Rowland and Lewis Roberts.
Caleb Barstow elected a member OF the Com
mittee on Arbitration.
On the report of the Joint Committee of the Geo.
graphical ana Statistical Society aud the Chamber OF
nal system to weights and measures of the United
States accepted at previous meeting. the following
resolution adopted:
Resred That the Chamber authorize the Committee to
draw memorial Congress upon the subject Of the decimal
system weights and measures, and that the President aud
Secretary properly attest the same.
After dischargng the Committee on the Port. War
dens and HarbOr Masters BILL and the transaction Of
some further business, the Chamber adjourned