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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

S. Munroe, Physician and Surgeon.
Office at his residence, Washington street.
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

James P. Scott, Clerk and Register
of Ottawa County, and Notary Public, Office
at the Court House.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Grosvenor Reed, Attorney and
Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery.
Office, Washington street, first door East of
the Hardware store.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Henry Griffin, Druggist, Commits
sion Merchant and General Agent. Corner Of
Washington and 1st Street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

George Parks, Treasurer of Ottawa
County, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro
vision Merchant One door below the Post
Office, Washington Street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

j. D. Vandervoort, Justice of the
Peace and Land Agent. Office in his new build
ing, opposite the Post Office, Washington ST.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of
Probate, Ottawa County. Post-0hlce address
Ottawa Center. Court days, First and Third
Mondays of each Month
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Boot & Shoe Manufacturing and Re-
pairing Shop, (up stairs,) over Wallace
Store. Washington Street, Grand Haven.
5. kinney, Foreman. II. @. FOSHA.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the La
mont Premium Mills, dealer in Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. Lamont, Otta-
wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24
ROBINSON & Co, Billiard Saloon, (up

stairs,) second door east OF the Ottawa House,
Water street, Grand Haven, Mich,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

j. II. Davis, Merchant Tailor, Dealer
in Gents Furnishing Goods, Broadcloths, Cas-
simercs Vestings, &c. Shop, Washington St.
next door to the Drug Store.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Noah Perkins, Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hardware,
Boots aud Shoes, &c. Opposite the store of
J. Ii. Newcomb, State st., Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Lewis Porter, Manufacturer of and
Dealer in Clothing Goods. .1G, Canal St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Ferry & Co., Manufacturers of Lum-
ber, Eath, Timber, Pickets, &C., and Dealers
in all kinds of Merchandise, Provisions, Shin
gle Bolts and Shingles. Ferrysville, White
River Mich
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &c. Business OF
fees Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
2S6, Adams Street, Chicago, ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
LECTURES oS EGYPT, &c.

w. C.fRisg. esq. dNisefea Inc u's' % 'ye1s'
OF th-r ctLfts ! Egypt che Antplles 81 Tue Il ss
isst ev>ricg az ths Bcyokyu A'het rum NJ l. $40
that 81 most b. ooui hope 60 do Ia thFe, ecipES
was to interest his aadieIcs that t1ey woad pdrsis
the subject either by tte a0 Of books 80, oet'es su
~ gcigc e Egyp, p~srus'y % SCI fer themselves tho
soders 81 The land " the Pharaob-. Anilg tes an-
eiea. ,tcrs Egypt stood foremost "a al msers 1ef-
ten ipg 10 AIT ana Soesce. Egypt might Utmost De
COZ s0er, ths Fssrer Of III the ustioss. roO'e 500
have rot seen Egypt have coocspfCc cf TIE 40
Of presorvGt,uo of E.yptiAo renains sod relics. Ia
illustration Of tets tact Mr.. rgne exhibited wreasr
az "iainortelrs which he nad takea from tic ctso
Of mummy whe-- il bad sio for, perhsps thirty osa-
turies. Tie plsi1 Of tie Nile, 6st~esa 5he hills IS
about tseise ri.es IN niath-t1ls 10 over
flowed ny the rivers: bat thu rage Of hills GA.
either SIDE extend, along tte whole course
OF the Nsle IL in these nCs, 10 caves aod eKcavS
tons where the dead haired, SEA sners too r'cs
Of tbst eient time ase 70 be fouud May OF c'se
excavation snd temp remain the ssn- IS they Fsre
Left three tAnn-std yeaYs ago. Tee dcCtrns of result
recton mus. have been be- eyet by tbe socieot EOo.
tiats, ioOgirg from the manner 10 solca tnsI quit
their tewptrs. TIE ySst temple NJ hhnaS Is truly
subhpe Ia u. grandeur and immensely. TIC coim1s
IN tie great vail Of Shloh there are twelve ace ~
feet high sud II feet in diameter; the had 10 81 0y
l6I feet end supported by , other colum tea IA
diameter. Tbs Is only the one great hall. Tue eS-
IRENE length If the ehOe temple ID about three q1n
tere Of mile The stones were held together ~ keys
of wood e which Sas exhibited to sho~ tns poo
serving qualities Ct the dry AMI clear ar ot Egypt
This temple az ksrusk Is Only one % many D.neIs
scat, red over Egypt Toe tombs Of Egypt are also
very reuarl ahcoue % them ~ rucots being aYast
excavation with pictures aud cary ngs shOsiog tne
pecuzrtes of AL tie haDdicrad Of EgyP, At that day
Nearly eveiy NIB On the Nile Is elaDofafey painted
ard carved and many % them are iiu-tratlDas OF
The truro Of the Bible Mr Z. exhibited = brick f,ur
70 sx tm.s ssaige our comm % bdck, male OF Nlte
mud aud straw supposed ID bs oae of tloie ide bY
the Isr4eites. 4 common mode of preserving the
mummy was complete satsrdtl0n IN bot hi itnAn.
Gue large mummy wss shoso, tlgotler V'tn several
hssds feet a1ds sc, al Eell preserved, oLe of the
beads had the hair bssutilaly braided Oas oi the
ancient cutD- th- ha1d,ng afou 4 a. their feHss
"A email mGmrny case, as eneGtc mOTi,' u the
guests; one ct these little box showB, Hnd also
some very foe specimens OF mdDuy c.Otb. Min-
mics Of small children are very scare i0t-et. Mt9y
of he article exhibited were from the scum In y.
Y The lecture which was wi attended, Wa exceed
ngy interesting ard the lecturer ireqlsnty received
tho uOst hearty applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

men lie wAs 1t core &c. Of o'cos' Fe-lsrt Amer.
iosDs in that city sne the uao, eser>y kuo ~ saf
int ate In Frstct oiTes. For ea,V5ears It's te (.
rtss, urbarIfy, ittieesco AID keea e'J'ymsDt Of
Conversational ard oisi pieatcfse cs1sAo his ssoo
10 be the rendezvous Of ell e., most Celeb ses asr
Of his Owa o0up rynea stG Of tIo oou4try be hst
chosen fer bis retreat. lis osd At tire pe sge a rs
yesTs tayi1 ieta.Lsc lis let, tcS,u. pos,Ts uGoia
listed 10 tie ,4st. What's still Uots coosol'toy to toe
uAEy feude he has ieit tebno oc. at It's lat ID
was pescefu Tarquil, vouttari; rtsi, feeltg ti.
tn o have been sccrupis, Or, saa weary with ths
lergtb Of bis pilgrimage he Il eraly "ca sssep"
"A brttber Of Oroini sss arrived ia TGdn from
America, ard ia the = ID Army.
Il. Il Petersen & Brothers have 10 press nsw
Dovel by airs. Emula ID. L. n. S,alaworth, en!,1ed
The Lazy q the le a."
POn1RAir or GoyfRsoR SEWARD -Wbat man d
there Wnc csb pr.ieDo 20 describe hin Wo
OFT dtlc 1tely msfe II 90 with e'pgo'sr IoDkiug
vJiHked face ODD r. mao nose, bfsd CO. 'u1'ef to
puzzle SpuIzbeim, covered w'th c0zrse and rather
snort gray bar bet tdlly brushed; bOs1y, gray
eyeho1s Oserb6rgios eyes "st - marx sble t1rhrir
bIliaLcy " exbe.siOi clothed 10 attire neat T. pre-
els on but neglpeuty Woro. We hear hun speak,
and lie voice ~ poor evidently u ared by the lOog
ard pTodgsl pee % snuff his delivery sTei-ss even u
slouci in rs auins sgaost his de-k With hts bands Ia
bis pockets, his cLly ges'ure mpds wi h his bead,
which roll. about ain oct iudepen ieoty Of his body;
thus deliberately, and more 10 toe t"Dc II
oD q hat OF debate be rat the IN ,st
ul tpec ntLs Of IheiO;ic the Ceareot logic ia lsn
guage of Saxon purity, tie prp'O7sdest aLions,
prophecies that fail legal aph1fisbs true the
ttsiBes illustrations drawc from every source which
Ii eIsture has reacbedal ali clothed IN augusse not
word of eblCh Iced be blOted ont He never says a
foe .sh thing. Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
TIE LATEST FROa EUROPE.
sy Tei, graph
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LoSBoN W-dne.das yeb. is, 1883.


Fror, The c4,v bruce Of The Drliy N,g,.
TUESDAY EyFNIKG Fec. - "A f,v0rspie imprea-
sion H. EtchAuse I'll. UorlioS BY tte
uditD tbaUcisl The fsos Op~ped with DC id'd
hiupt's ano at .a.sp't 81 eo''t v @ ~ SI''u p oD1
tbe fell ne Pa. noe. ClO'ips qo.ations ~ee barely
oftbe sioos EHouau.e foe' prevailed tie gDes Zen,
dency isvOIsbe tompitiLl the prJuiire iadiotd
f,L.r TLs i1sdi.t es-c e iOcf-s' the EJ Of laeJ
TC-oaI, hfs-cs, I'LL. were tstsn - td}t = c.nt
Atout &8000iu A.stfabsp sod Ills dsy sent into he
Bank Al fsr' the thee cont Route. have fallen
70 per o'pt To- sum Of go 60" 10 k'ao s@a os sH y,
fs Wet Iaaia steamer in lgd-. ssi Ot0 10 and
ccn.nt eri1co4y of sovreisus ~hcb ~i be the
Bank. fbe loIe.o tnis sit-rnosn are firm
tJo~ me C'fE n zee If he Losd0a 'i~tL
TUESDAY EvENING The Eusdsh Fands opened
this rorn'pg o. soysuce Of o.. epa sho~ed s'eadn-'s
Psrs Bouse generally u, Of regular bolL
At the Bsss day toe osus for 6couut WAS very mode
ate sUo In the market beat paper has ocn hee lego
In the stos Exebsoge on Government sec1es v cent 4,
Toe oAn reoeeios 70 tdcount leit % At
On tso Pas 'urse to-day co,iur o,st1- ofhe per
Iespse Of nesy per cent the fail Is sHonibe
h ths reisp this 4rpoon there has been al
vsuce IA ,ae 90 Ni.uu. suo Trieste.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Tie death Of the alsrqas Of Bristol is announced.
BE waa in bis Goth year.
EaIl Jeruyn, NJ. T.. Tor Bury 81. Edmonds, succeeds
to the mhIqplsaie. ,
the M0T.ing Heyad save The resources Of tie dis
count companies AID the priv ate brokers iuoreas
iUg OWING 10 supplies being received from the prov
iIces 70. en- p ymeu,. TOTS is especial the case
with reference 10 Marc orur and Liverpool, whence
the amount OF deposits es lcrssed the last four
Yesterday, Baron Meyerde Ro'hscbid vac fgJmuri
as NJ mber II PsIliani.u, for II Jthe, unnpPO5ei lis
election with that OF Alderman Ssionons uskes tae
Il I'd member OF tie jewish Community now IN the
House Of Coma OnF.
NY Jacob Bel is be, OF account of health, 70
cone forward as a oaldidbte for i4ylahone.
Br. Wi kpsop, late member FOR Lambeth. has been
ue1tiontd, as well as others, bu. with 10 dohait9 re-
suit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Amecl.'.


TIry ~ GEtvrErY sRrAEE-FhF!, ~ . r'rt-.
4. ~ O'Clock 40 Tussdsy nouilg Ere br1zs OF.
in TIE Gran.Gcy Park Hptci, sitia,sf % Gfan-rcy
pr,k between rsentisth ami Issn.y-i Il streets IN
CONSEQUENCE Ofthe ignition fIcm scns u1SroFn i'e
n ,tor.ify Of TIA. had been ds?osei bats sa
me Hor AID cei!rs OF the carving slf dEYn5 % rs
NV re- The uiystWschmsr, Wale gong rs rJ'irosl
cscoyercd nt ke IT. the liver part ot tl3 house, sri
poor irst-a.rg IN iEves.iga7on i0url iLa' = TO
coded from tee ctbes ITyIf ,o1n, AL IA ne y
,Eas on Ire. Ae s.-fm vs. lT)GP.y 1--WE, 81 ,-s
flames scor ex.iu. 1lsseJ. Tae srJke 2of'.-e- 12e
rnn,y usrt of Toe house s1d despite al ihs e1-..)-s
okMr. Croker the proprietor Of TIE ho.e, me s'oaS
bscaIpe creaty alarmed. irc many hssty l'ss :. .
,beuselyes tor dspartcTe se.zl1s sl'h SiLet-i oI
yslle ts they corI really move. ior hsI = u
or NON cons era5s CJnsserIat.Jc IrS'a-.-l' a a.
until tie trel.s Isl ei- 30 .tFes' - nc
opests I'D b. trorcht b feel tlG The Gius'f vas
Sv.-. IN, h4id.5s Ess damsg-l - ias s~4'-a' u
slDt az is July injured
v riT- Is uIY i-..S 7rsl.
An o'elcc. Tcesisy u5El.ry IRE bfok- on, !
Ne cl,,rirg stre Of A5rsu II. Br AN, 70 - I'y.-
-, t.sert and ta.ace extsrded 10 No. ~ oG1ei y
E,rr.Y Bcoher al o,c pi.d ~ Carissii1 Ot-i, a.
r;sr s,ors spi HIs. Dc,u az vgl.tn; &c %. -
ioos yerc GGuscd 20 tie amount .. -, .-s-.'' Z
- Ent-srs lnsoirrCs Company. NJ, h'''- -
$50 ipsu7vJ fOr $50 IL - D. Nt'''''- '1'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
PROF. LIEBRR on ROMAN COMMERCE

Pf5f. LioheT on Tussdsy spoke Of Romsn Com
niece IL. divided EomsI bI-.ory into three connect
ciA pelieds; fret tie ogculuts second The period u
booty, coz men arg with tic Flu-der Of Cirihsss
when tea ures were ltausy csrnel TO Rome, sen
orally 10 slaves a. the most portable form, sut tiir4ly
The period zen tLg SIs,c took commerce iu.o s own
her ds il orAerto feed tie lazy rhbbe oftns city Ide
Romans made o discoveries IN GsogrApsy Tney hsd
DO writer on commerce. Ter only colorio' we're
tlo.e witch necessarily grew uD around camps sBl.
they PROJECTED roads, they Eere indeed the fls, On
gn-eIs. TheJ vere the greatest rosdnase's which
the world had seen down 10 the proent Century Ta@y
carried their estimation Of roads to such exteut tn :.
they raised thoir toulbs by them. They taught man.
kind for tie Gst tine what great roa1 was. BY the
IL nx Of foreign slaves the old agricultural population
was brown idle ito Rome sEd the Safe wa Obliged
TO furnish them with food ard suusements. s. fag was
this carr "a that vutn once fire destroyed Tfeyes Tho
people, who were sctuly driven into tho forest for
shelter aga ~ the wind -ett petition 70 the npe-
rJr TO mike haste in sendiIg them wild beasts ths,
they night be amused by tleir contests. The most
remark able feature Of R1msn commerce was the IN
potaton by Government Of grain to feed the people.
Tbs was psd for in precious metals OF which tl,s'
same provinces had been previously robbed. Il was
Ike picking sto ekeeper's pocket and then buying
something of him with the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
THE UTICA rHGArER DESTROYED.
go D. 10 HeraIi. "a. q.


About 4 O'Clock, yesterday morning, 3 smoke was
discovered issuiog from the Uuca lheat.r buila<,
IN the rear Of No. 10 Gsuesee sIeet. Considerable
DELAY occurred 10 giving the alarm, aud It "'s a. ast
alCen hour before the frcmcn were on The spt By
that time he whole interior of the theater was IKE
glowing furnace The Gre was conhnei ~ BRICK SIS
hod under ta roof The roof III l4st fell H. and tlc
whole building, oxceIt tie walls, is destroyed.
The theater was occupied Saturday evening by the
TaystoHt hi paut0uimc troupe AMI @6s closed By the
man Who has charge OF the building ut abDlt /!
O'Clock. The inference IL rba' by an accident, hrs
was communicated to some vi the scenery or tap
pings in the dresfipgrJ1m.
The Metropolitan building and the theater were
formerly owned by Nelson n NolseTt W, ROTH AMI
have been couspcuously before TIC pablo IL corte-
que nee of the excite litigation as 10 toe funds with
which they were bDIit-a suit ended 10 the Cputi u
Appoals Lately the bulldogs were sold or as gnet
10 John Roth Of Troy. TIE thsatcr, though not a
large one, very neatly built an was cots.lsiei
one OF Tie prettsst in the State west OF New lOrk
civ. IL probably coAt sls Ow and is nesry total
loss II was insured for 5000 or sb,W0 Nj. AoIh
procured the iusursrcc Of some agent at Troy.
A number If Curiosi'iss, c0nslsiioe OF stlued AMI
mails birds wax Ggues, &c, formerly belonging 10
the Utica Mr.eun are invol rcd in the destruction.
Such tbIpgs ave fictitious Vanc bu. we nsgne those
destroyed were WORTH 800. There Tls IN insurance
Of 81 go on these cu-iosties, the greater part ot
hicR being IL tbe lnail bulldog are unipilel. TIE
main buditg H damaged to tie extent OF gov ~ SJ1O
bv water and smoke. losuret 5000 in the Atlantic
of Providence aud Springfield OF Massachusetts. Siy-
ror Xavisos ski wbo occupied the thelter, loses all
biz property consisting Of costumes AMI trapfinSs Tor
panic Zine and ballet performance. We hear that
lie cannot replace the same materials short I 90.
or course he had no insurance.
The caitaia las fallen for the last time upon the
Utica 1heattr, and the drama of " Inc Fucmla'
clos e the scene.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Mr.. MARsHON THE ENGLIsHLANGUAGE

Nj. MAEsH, OF Monday, spoke on the Eosl.'h BL.s
lie orpcsel a new transition, a-d he tbiGki tn! 5
revision should be- cobfuel 70 uniformity Of expression
and the substitution Of moi6rn words fr snch a. are
rot now utdars.coi. But be has seen no revision
which has not mere change for the Eosse tlin 1r the
better. Tie attempt 20 m0dernize tie s.y!s o! tas
TbIe he s.ys it a. absurd it w0Jl 10 to tIns!a'c
s5akespcue into tie dialect Of Oar American CJasin
At the time when tie present. uADa.4doa was
made. tie F-g,..t language Wa IN tae bet s.',s
sr expressing the sin BE IDEAS OF the Bbe socs tLeo
the lssrusse has become much more complex, bat ~
tendency ha, 10. been directly rom Bb.e e sshi Il
has Teen rather in an elpse ablat the EnssA o. the
Bible ss ore Of its foci fr the Ecghsh Of to-1ay y
rese1 70 Bible II gsa Ii N ths o! lie IA. century
edeprecs.es rev trsgsia'loD, bacan'' Il "oad 'sn
IN une,t,e DO: merely the forIalas, bit the a'l o.
toe peor'e lie thought tlst this n,fe th'n c'a;''r
balanced the advantage % be deliv-d from coTse-
ton OF the errors OF translation. Bs-Iis'r y va
probable ihst tue fty yeaTs 10 come wJa'i go
a. crest sn siv nee n he knos'5e Of 9olca lan-
cusgs and Eoglsh s. Ne hsi dunng the l'st hiI
century. Tieu a mech 6sssr tlauslst1a c5al bs
made q 81 row. Bat be dcab.s ia eng event, sastlsr
in css, new tlalslsior, or a revision even, were
really sdJp.ci, there m-st no. De IS msly s. there
were sec,s. To revise nos rosI be j. sectssi e.
which va. not 20 BE- though: q.
TIE lecture % We1rc i,y, which a tse lti.
Of tie course, WI lie upon tie 'kassh Lag Sc 10
ATarisA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

-esirS proposed s,,h be nest destructive. 10. 70
y. rich, Who could sfori IT, bat 70 very large ana
ser ., poor people, macy Il she1 Y mrss rui.- re.
!. - 20 Canal street. II E.s hobby ct Dir.
go -, almost exclusively 90 IS 70 other parties
"a, "A - bs Interested IL it. Tbs pea that 4 YOU'D
awe tie full seneht Of the Cs,a .eesIi,s' aSi
stsausr lar dings, represented only tue
acpolis.p in hil op,.ion. La. -,,,-;.,.- Tia
No palties in fs,.,r Of tue Pes.t1oa 2aAi12' sAs
u,.,-sr x.s adjourned pntil further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

ANCTrNr BEITONS- BrNEFIT sOCIErY.

Prom the t.yig1nh annual report Sc lesra tnst,
during the Pas: ys4r i-1s ire n5sIa @ere inflated .1tO
D. S-cie.y; taIse r1enJlTs Eer5 removed ~ deesa,
rskrg - pIsscL. number E6-i e. % resident, an
$ rJa-resi1ss. l-uibers.
Orc, tcr .se Ccaisg Y6Gr.-Prss!dsnt, BAN. 7.
LsE-s; wee President, Mons Williams; Sc Far5s-
Henry Jyres. DLv.i +. Roberts; Sglsa.rg CJmult-
tee-Rob-i: R5scr-, Ills Parry, Ro5er. kl5er-s,
pSy:o Gl.fi b sLd fe:sr J5fes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
March 1859.

ALLEGED FoRGERr.-A yong man named JsssPh
Letter formerly III the empoy OF James synassss. eisS
No 80 Pearl street yesterday ar-st II -. rrs
dDo- No III Esng seet Villa n'bursn. hy On ,or Fsa
Tie E Pr oiuoJ change forgery de left the sy
II ~ s,Iton oBthe ~ Of Jsbuy f VITA utssy psssS-
ca1u Vh,'er-f check of na sua OF s0i on fn'mp.sa
Bs Bak ofbe Republic. eIpeeed at t,s tine froaa
finn la Chcago ls,sr % .suity Mr. Syn
instou thst q bad been Tue fayr r-i-s
II tie BsLk aboy. tssuod before CITY N Psaes
whit prisoner hsd been tksa th tn. nseoh wss
psr,eDted Endorsed by Mr synipg and pad w coa1 ast
Who a. preseotsd Tho cour. srSetea trt
Ter De committed Tor examination IN dsfAu q sss bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
WIDENING. AND EXTENSION Or BR0OME
SrHIIr

TIE AEerusns CoLEIisg'e Oh SLseets net Jester1ay
a. > o',tek 70 hear and consider ststenen.s viii
gard 10 the wdeIG u Bgo0ns street act is excl
s:on 90 .h= N5r.l RIVER.
Ar tie IesJr, % tie PETITION b. the Clask. Mr..
J. 4. william hodIl sd he Ce--ria zee, H4tans
.tst Ia 1ouus q. we e-os' II n0t ea.lIo.y tas .Jen
Ia. ele ,It,eI,-I lao year as9 aad i9rsoilea Iae
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The clipper ship May Bedford, lying q, Per Ne -
Es', River, Boring alp en- the berth for HseOluIs
and jarvis Islssd, under ohsrsr Of the Am,sioss
GusnO Conp'ny, Of this city is row tsksg in tss
large iros boats with airtgh, conp.rt nsutA, sal
elsveE MAMMOTH bIoys. for the use Of the Csm,say
in tssi. business built by the SeoOr Iros worts ssss
OF Eleventh street, Eas. River. Parties interested 10
III. Shipping tussess viii 10 wei TO cal aad sxsai,s
the articles so~ going on besrl. -.
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acc Cou2s1y Ices q Mf. Osu. SO. iosu,, Ia'
SO in zoe Hsv Am.'ernsm tn.araGce Comp Wy.
Mis D.sn i. injured 900 "a tie Fremsa Ins -
Ccmgsry, Her pss oil not eKc~ed 500.
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IAdyrTtissmant
pUpFNOf OGICAI EXAMINATIONS WILL DnRHCT

YouNG HlE right puruits aud tssch boz
their time aud a-n snd aiss
a. guide b. parents training their children In accordance
with heT f0sLEE WILLS give advice dAiis n
d Broadway
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ct DsyfpS SOCIETY.


hi. Society bed ils annua! mse,Iog yereTisy
G.teIno0a 10 =. Dsvid's Han, 10 New ma street,
When an election vas entered hto, and tie iJl)wiug-
ranled gebtenen cbOsen e. officers for the ensuiGy
year. Pf-silert Ii. y. Morgan Vlce-PfcslisOt,
Nm. Morgan; Treasurer, 4. NJ. james, Soor-tlr7,
W. }. Nlisns; Stewards, j. J. Jcces, Wa. ID.
Dawes; Director X. Eln.ooGs.
TIE folio wing il Al ab-'r.C. Of the annual report,
and Shows tie present cCBlit or Of the Soce;y:
Ire funds 81 iESes.sd a. follows, viz:
Bono cd I-cr'rlg@ real ests,s 10 Er7l; stree,
S.r.Yorf its pfcfsr;y q Nm- Ales drA@lls 80.
Bod "a sftgsss r.. s';s - eEi"L1s ll-irs. a.
Bona sgc rl0-sa-s real estlfs tle rrop-r-J -
L-1-.r3 Lynch s..lslec L. Ni.as nsb1rs7, sfss!-s -
~
Csa - he SIS y-n1y sdsrss II J.
CT u t1s Tfval a- 10 81
= ;f@ z
lu-r..,f o!t.as. b., ls53 - FEB, 10 Sl =
fr-f.r. r-ulef 81 r.itrl. rfe1 fs...........s ~
Prefer. numb CO s.Ze-. Mem erl........ =
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NJ or ct rr,-a5s-s dsl tss pas. esg...........
S-rabsF o. r1-llbers ViVs, n - PES: Yra-.....
2sI,ke-s eZrid ~ L1-f Ja-nt u -E.sl .''-.' ~
g. Estes fJEfy4t,G.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS l-s.s,t. Js-
Dc. bklaAELL- OasoaE anA MsLan.

COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIOSs-NtEcH l-s,l,ss Js-
tees BEowsELL. Ossoss snd WsLsH.
John Brown, attempt ~ petit larceny iadneat sna-
pended HsEna1 CoEEsr stesg b1sk bs Psl altar avs
in0nias IN CoIel sAsns bas 81 aaY Peuteatisfy ass
EoE'hA CnsTie. C2L~1y al sot bs.tsIJI Peai aay
sE'Lesd; i'sac Cree, stealing b,ei u bsrg Pes>a
taJ toIe< Hot@s II q O.sJ .ssjEs Go pSsaAs Of "a,
Irvli ~ Dsude> An lf.h ANAL, All ,ltsy .as
rrs'B zen oAys T'oros hcLs su .eng sasntty ~ o's-
In Ildsmsnt srsgeneed. Brdze. BoCne sel,as cshes
ee,s PEI ssAlgy roSnths, Win Marin s,esisf
ecai PeItsr Lazy ilses AI,sony sr, aa.snis aAs
terEy fldeLeIt s-spetfi. Bfcss. AJa, stesiGI so
sIdod 0scrys nide, slsajasa barrel u MY
PeDentsTy 4 r r1oDths Jslles n shgyef, steaiss W
81 Ost,i PtnteUtIy moths May Ann s,saiss
ta1t olg ,rd coins PeI.n,t;y thf.o J3hn smas--
IA, GG bst,sry nd sut Espe11sf Gs,ss Wa.s-
irrtrn t~0 hBsEets PsE,eBtry rs Wiss,
Wesb ..sDr 5reestrp; '~nsuSsd. james wikEa s.esS-
ing <ns " gsElsoi PrIl satszy tree
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TIE METALLIC TABLET STROr-1nvented ~
Gro. siUSDLE, ID. 1916 This he s-ouioe snoe, ssa
peer equaet or prod lorg the aesnost edo 20
10T b. obtained ~ the Subscribers and sole nanaiasta
era j. g. g.VsDESs, No. Aft0r House.
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GRASD LARcEsy.-A servant named Ieos Dino
rn,nn 10 the ~ poy Of Alfred rhoun, Ne " Es~ sir'seots
street. stole ~ a6s Goth Of ~adng appeal hslssias
obr-s Being arrested ia good, IN bsr psasessja.
abe was oou United lor trial