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. OCEAN sPRINss HoTEL-E " ar

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E. W. oEeR
$780,, 49, ,rfoprsorsZIhis @ Hotel Is now being thoroughly
the reception OF visitors the day June next Eyeyy
their stay pleasant " e' Ano - naAAe
nan ne eeantifal bay Ocean Spring. there h no better
For the amusement o. visitors there "a rennfu A.v
ristoi oa!ley Billiard Tables Bar IL atsced to III
which Eiil be supplied choicest vines l.ono,
Hotel. ' s'1 oe nHso ~ tne
band q music will be hes. the Hotel during the spt;r.
day and Thursday nights e ' 90 "eeA-Aues
The Mineral Springs celebrated their curative povs,
are N excellent condition. An omnibus III ron
esa times day TO and from the Hots springs For a.
the medicinal virtues Of SpYpey refer
ence may be made 20 Dr. Ausn Dr. Thorpe Nev rissns
10 Rev DIR. hIntyeire, Nashyfle Tepu "
Ocean springs having been visited bv eusN.tr, AZ
the Gulf shore j. WII.HTMsNN 49, a.o% "
Ocean Springs lst Mar 1ss9 -S's .sss assnsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-saOP

GE E PATTERsON
" Successor to McCan Patterson) corner Of Delord
. Ind New Levee Streets
The undefsgned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds fcr
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Pressse
Draining Machines and Railroads Gin Gear. Horse Power
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing 70,
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc s ava
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having a sta.r,
hammer 70. the purpose of doing heavy work. 1'N---
He will keep hand all Crate Bars Wheel eir
by steamboats,. ~N - " 's u''o
He is the of John osborn Patent Fuel sa
Ing Crate Ba. highly spoken of By the Pcayune Printing
ONCE and others that have them set Of these Ra
ishuent. - f f " ~ oDt
He has also for the sale OF
Boilers snd Machinery and will establish Depot
the where large quantity hand Ro
ers and Machinery may be found all for sale
No. o.,. o., fGEoRGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

HARDWARE.

JRDsA wAxuRMAn. ~ uaxs - v.,r.v.v
,. WATERMAN a BROTaEa
-5...+- IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLEaALE DEALERsrN
Hardware,
FLOWS,
OARPKNTKRB, SALE
gHfHG, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
HIsH AND sHRIMP sEIHns,
TACKLE. NETS. etc.. s.e
AD-A9sats fer YOsf FLOW AND sCRAPKR-fs,xp a,
ths Anvf) No. II MAGAZINE STREET, corner of cormo,
strest, New Orleans. ,,1,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Second statement of the Union Insurance Company
published required by law and their charter.
Amount of Premiums received during the year. ending 3O
of April. 1859:
Premiums on Ere Risks Sll3 1914 g
Marine RsSs 1855 1855 IS IS
uaaaed G'a Premiums on ii April ls5 & ~ q g
Ess Less Hs3s9s E;sn5"Rs Premium. sgs 4; Z
Net Premiums S2s7 GIG 06
Paid losses during the year, viz
ERE Losses S33,G92 30
Marine sxfn Losses losses s7sa s,zs 8
RsIa Psis IF S'S!s
Paid Expenses Less Discounts and Inter
''''''''''. -@-sl4a,sss .1.-v- 81
Reserved Risks not terminated aud Losses not 20
paid 5o7ls 90
Netprohts. .sol64e Is
The assets of the Company are
Capital Stock Noiss .sls5 ono 90
Loans secured BY Pledge Of Rank stocks 81 5oj %
Bills Receivable for Premiums at so time s37S6 "a
Premilms in course of collection 226Si a
Cash on hand 7l9l6 "a
Total Assets a9n 40
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th day of May 1859 before
the subscriber, Justice Peace for city
aforesaid personally and appeared A. Chapea Pres
dent and Jules Dolhonde Secretary Of the Union Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and that the above just true
and correct transcript from the books of the Company
A. CHIAPELLA President.
JULES DoLHoHDE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day May 1859
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
Att meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day.
resolved to declare dividend of So per insured for
which scrip will be issued and after the lst July next and
IS cent the stockholders capital paid n payable
according to the 18th section Of the char the Company on
and after the 1st Of June next
Holders of scrip upon which interest payable
the lst inst requested to call and receive The same
A. CHIAPEILA, President.
JULES DoLHosDE Secretary.
New Orleans, May Ii, 1859. myl3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

1NES............ WINES. WINES,
200 cases T. Klepper's st Estephe Claret
l0l Lurmal's Pouillac :,
90 St. Julien :.
lQ0 Henkei Co. Steinwein
5o Sparkling Mosel.
I8 Moet 4 Chandons Green Seal.
10 Leslies Bitters.
"a Ginger Wine.
60 Selner's German Btters,
100 boxes Old Imperial Port
20 Royal Company Port.
20 London Dock :,
so Topaz Sherry.
40 Robert Adams Madeira $780,
10 Howard. March L Co. Madeira
l6 Como de Lobos =,
10 Srop de Framboise.
Vnaigre de :.
In store aud for sale by 8. WOLFF,
my2 corner Grayier New Leyee Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE oomPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
OTFIcE-No. 78 CAMP STREET.
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 3lst De-
Assets on 3lst December 1885, ......,,,, 16l9786 a
The Trustees have declared dividend of SEVENTY PER
CENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest the out
standing Scrip and redeem in cash all Scrip Issued excepting
the 7th February, 1859.
New Orleans, January 6, 1859.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
ja6 6m JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

- POINT CLEAR HOTEI<-THE PRopRIE
tors OF the Battle House Mobile respectfully inform tbeir
friends and the public hat they will open the Point Clear
ehn buildings @ being pu thorough repair the wharve.
winter building erected last season. finished and fur.
nshed IN thorough manner and situated line next to the
feet in Length upon two stories the buildings viii
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open to the Gulf
preee and IN the rear high grounds with pleasant drives
oeaauly shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
o. 1sn Xisw s were ay tested last Not single
finest salt water bathing the coast and within one
PAGES from the HOTEL Fish and oysters abun
dant during the good Band Is engaged and
every variety OF anu. .ements will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave every evening fo,
Point Cear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
rive by the boats. 'no' "'o ar
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. II. CHAMBERLAIN CO.,
Mob,s Ala .,ru ~ ,s.o Battle House.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

C 4 r. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO r. RoY.,s
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS i'm WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, -g.sss
Ne. 4o-oLD LEyEE STREET NEW Orleans, n
NIL lydW Between Bienvills and Cont. I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

-------------------
- OkNA1kNIAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton ana
Euphrosfne streets Of3ee, No. Ct Cbsraa st,ssf
tufSr Of The lateat apd moat snnyoya6 Psssv. "a
WROUGHT R0N H0RK for Building purposes '- -
sss for sats 1t the Old Stand l0e d. Charles street
OsAene. 81 "
z NEW 0o1-C... 1,o.. .-......-
IRON NWORKg.-rheun undersigned bog leave to inform
me public md builders generally that they mann
work at their foundry Of Magnolia street.
once In Davidson Row Carondeet stree-such yeraadahs
RAng Shnters Safe and Bank Doors Straight And Ccua
sts1s.: &s Iron ron Bridges. ridge. Roofs, etc.
dcponof Castings Columns gtoro and TYonts
with despatch:
BBNhETT LURGES, Davidson,s Row
lez4 ------------ ta:ondeet street.
r,uau :, n sUUs = -, -,---
0 GHA5: Y: HAlM - q Co.. IMPORTERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
HOTELS And RKsrAURANra.


- BAaSEg HOTEL NISs1asfgpT rITr d
ns rso.t eommo1fous most dsutrsbgy aetd
.aneas anas,snsa a. h.yiax placed bis Hotel snd sds
form his friends and pubic tsss BE- Iii n xoIa M m
ceptson o. visitors On the 26eh Of this month ~ s -
Auacned 70 tho Hotel 10 splendid Blfsyd 49,. -. mr.
AHy shoofDg 8atisry and nns Yacht a II tas =
inst VIII always - IN readiness 70 convsv ~ .s 49,
IN the Gulf. '''0s s s''seens lsands
Parie. Wishing sussgs roons win p,sa,, .aa,.. ~.
dssigned, st Aissfssippf City. - - .'i'S ~ -
s9Hsss and Carriages obtsissd 4 r. Bsts = 4,
....-: nyl3 =
HE'LL CHENEY SPHINGs-Thisd dev-hss,i
watering place situated In the parish Of st. Lsndy n
beautiful rolling pney woods distant s. oIv fa
ception Of visitors. -' = - y
These Servings favoraby known among the people d
lcusiana ss mineral waters Of efficacy cy
nc diseases yarsous kfndstheir medicinal hayns
fny tested BY fnnumerabe they performed
me services Of an excellent Cook good Steward DO
nn1 attentive Servants hsve been secured Bend
Of Music engaged for the season
Two lines Of Onnibusses viii with the Opeiousas
Springs. ' ~ s p'7'eei' ~ 'us
Persons Vi ng the establishment may have their ls
viii send for them. = - ~ -
Board and Lodging per monh onh................$ssO 90
- .. .. Neek.................... 10 90
oay... 90
Children and Servants half price
PArIN DELAHoUssAYE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

TOS. q. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, cox.
mission Merchant and Agent for j oEaon Co "st
Bolts and Washers by B. H. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Molasses Barrels for sale. = s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

CULLUM's SPRINGS, GHoCTAW COUNTY.
E Ala eight six miles Mobile twenty ave miles
the Tombigbee river. - ~ A'e' ~ "
The takes pleasure announcing to his frsud,
and the public that his establishment for "a
cepon 81 visitors urng the past winter mprovement.
tort and not only the invalid others seek
ing and pleasure The consist Of he
erection Of several new cottages the discovery Of
nonnced by chemists be of the com
modous etc and the whole esabishmsnt has
been repaned and renovated The bath ladies' and
the circular spring fitted expressly for their
mediation, have been particularly attended to-
An experience in the public house Of more
man twenynve years. and determination ON he
t OF hoes will he trnsss continue secure 10
has been engaged for the Ten-pin aeys and
ior are divided the premises The cot
tages are AL separate and neat, clean and airy
Commodious light daue boats will ply ream,arlv tcs
week 10 the 7diug the Tombgbee river from Mobile
AS to the curative virtues of the hey have mt on
me most sangnine the proprietor
springs in the United for the they have been
made kno to public that have so aoy
chton1c none certainly great
| tons. y 11A .'A''Ai''
The Springs of the valuable kinds of waters found
IN me country viz The celebrated Vchy Chaybeate the
afod be single nlace fhe hoIs
South-a fact W ich invslids cannot well note
being have an Exuress fro
New Orleans Mobile Springs to the
week. e' 's' siAoe
Terms of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting landing pon te arrva, m ts
poats, TO convey to the Sprjnpr
analysis OF the water be had applying TO J. WA
ItRMAN BRO of Magazine and Common streats
nro n.wa. CHARLES cuLLUM,
me- 20 onI Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

de la ORLEANS va, g GASPARD
Nouvelle Orleans. J DIuIER-No l2777.
I'm yERTU DUN writ de heri facias I mol
" adresse Phonorabe Cnqnieme Cour District Dc a
Orleans dams ahare q dessus, je procedersi 10
LuNDI JUN 1859 mioi Hotel de Ia Cite de ID
Commune entire les NaRasns 1a veno
publique ct adjudication de- ~ 5s54 X
UN TERRAIN, sue dams le Deuxeme District de- cette
VI y dams e desgps par L. No ct compss entire les
"A pieds de face la du QUARTER de
profondeur. s-F
trouvent =
Lee saisi dams Padare ci-dessus, soy ssF'9&
CoNDlTIoNS-Comptant moment de padjudication.
myl2 20 80 jes IS Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Crisan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL, RE
early In June, under the superinendence or Mr.
Mctiraw During the past winter the hotel has been
thoroughly renovated the Improved
stable and carriage house built ' "
street. ~ ~ "" ~ Al oona'
AIS Sm John NcDnNNrJJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

sr1ap p D.sTReI couRr CITY OF NEW JAS.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of piuries fieri faelas
of New Orleans in the above entitled viii proceed to
sell at public auction, ct the City Hotel Common street.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY
lsSS q y eslosk the following described properly Ms
Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded by
Dryades, st. Dennis, First and Second Sad
each 30 feet less front
125 feet less in depth.
The whole will fully appear the
sesment roll OF said District filed in the Office OF the Treasurer
Of this city, ~ 9-.eE+
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit. r. 5ls5s
TERMS-Cash the spot. 5ss.55 q i
e. T. PARKER, fli
| iHoft tluRa shoE0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

- TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
* @. W. ROPER
COR, PoYDRAs AND CARoNDEIET sTprrra
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open on
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY,
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace I@ghorp Felt
italian and Chenille BoNNETS beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Style from Paris.
-Also-
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal Weaths Kid Gloves Paasos
Corsets and Embroideries.
ACommssion Merchants and Planters End It to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere Ali
orders from City or Country promptly attended to-
q. W. ROPER
ny ON Poydras and Csrondeet streeta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
=. Z. rARKKK
Sheriff Of the favish a ORR.
2DANIEI. P.LOGANwsss,- r.
\ cessiop de JAMES BIRD-

.-t of A777
New Orleans. sTARKz, It sIs--Nc 6ex
Rf VIRTUE Of writ Of Meri Taclas aGntrlsk
- John NJ. Vernon RarnAhee and directed by the
Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans tKs
above entitled will proceed ee public sucoa -
WEDNESDAY The FIRST day Of Jnne, 1850 Il II o,c ock
at the City Hotel Common street. Camp and -
streets 1900
right title and interest Of said John verna In "a
to the me- wspaper known as the Louisiana Courier
Seized in the above suit. s'f1s .,
TERMS-Cash on the spot. 3s5gS&
e. 7. PARKER, Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oris>~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

The Board held an adjourned meeting last pjpbt and
engine companies Nos. 80 and 40, while At fire in
Beekmsn street the night Of January a. Assistant
Engineers Bauch and Hacket examined but did not
the fight Martin T. Crowe Secretary Of the Irving
Insurance Company, standing the corner of
William and Beekman streets he heard cheers for No. 40
and with pipe in his hand, but blows
struck he heard great deal Of noise Andrew j. Smith,
Secretary Of the Manhattan Insurance Company,
standing on No. 40 with a pipe in his hand,
swinging it, but saw blows struck John Dougherty,
II No. 80, Mr.. Hutton, the foreman of No.
20, strike Mr.. McNally with his trumpet Another
man, pamed Keenan,, a runner with No. 40, struck
he witposs blow which stunned him. picked up by
unknown person and laid on the Sidewalk; Mr.
Hutton strike Mr. Grant, of No. 30 heard that the latter
injured by pipe; Mr. Hutton the only wit
ntss s.,king OUT from No. 40 the occasion in
.uesiioD man standing on top OF No. 40 with a
ipe In his hand Swinging IL round in al sors Of fIsh
OBJ witness was not aware that No. 80 was prepared
Tor fight John Roberts, member Of No. 40, was Ia
rope near the Park; at that time Nos 80 and 40
were both going to the fire; they did not
ave any difficulty both companies endeavoring
10 get 70 the IRE as soon as possible. When witness
rived at Tie hre he got on top Of the engine but did
have pipe in his hand; heard that hessrs Sarvn Allen
had struck Mr. Hutton, the foreman OF No 49, and had
almost killed him; witness called upon parties arrest
him. The here rested the Board reservng the right
TO hear one or two witnesses specific points. Phe
had been admitted they would determine Friday
night whether they would allow them to up the
Both sides salts fed to ABIDE by the decision OF the
Board. The cage was then adjourned until Friday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

Tim FERRIES The negotiations between the old Peck
Slip Ferry Company and the essecs have thus far no
been very successful Yesterday the lessees notified
the old company that by at noon they did no
come TO some determination either TO accept their offer
leave the price 10 be paid for the property 70 the dc
eision Of referees heyhe new lcssces-shoud wait
longer nut go on ana maIe arrangements for building
boats and slips running their ferry om the foot Of South
sixth street In the matter Of the Grand street ferry that
has already been left 10 referees TO decide what shall be
reasonable consideration.
The BROADWAY RAnRoAD-Yesterday eight new cars,
built by Watson Co., Of Springfield Mass, were landed
and put upon the Broadway Railroad TO be used as
as the track be got 10 order They are 1000 pounds
IN weight, viii be drawn by horse and viii seat from
twenty to twenty -four people. By Thursday the road will
be IN order TO run few trips, but the cars will mot run
regularly until Monday Of next week.
DEArH FROM BuRMSo-Miss Elizabeth Strickland, who
WAS 90 severely burned the 18th Of January by her
clothes taking fire by the explosion of fluid lamp died
~ her residence No. "a Devoe street. Sunday evening
fcred intensely from the burns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
TEE ITALIAN ExiLES TO AMERICA.

Interesting Correspondence Relative 70 King
Romba's Exiies-Thcir Names, and SOxne-
thing About Them-shajl They be HOspsta-
bly, Received In New Yorh-A Plea Tor
Them-Preparations for Their Reception.
The following correspondence received ina private
letter from prominent diplomat in London by gen.
teman Of this city 1t will explain itself -
LONDON Jan. 2s, 1859.
Ny DEAR SA strong desire is felt by eli who this
side OF the Atlantic have liberal minds and hearts, that
the prosecuted political victims whom the King OF Naples
is sending to New York should not be repeled by the
PROVISIONS Of eny local law but on the contrary, should
be welcomed, as they really deserve TO be- Among them
some Of the nobest martyrs Of liberty have writ
ten several letters the hope that this matter not be
appeal to the spirit and energy which experience
taught ne to appreciate In you.
That you may have the fullest knowledge OF the facts
posse ssed here and feel the confidence inspired by the
highest and best sources Of Information, enclose copies
OF two letters addressed by to
cannot tell you how anxious am, where am, and az
am, that such iusrous of liberty as Poero and Set
tembIin sbould in their darkest hour of suffering, find
comfort in The outsu uctched Of American citizens.
The following the letters referred to-
LONDON, Jaa. %, 1862
Ny DEAR SRI beg 70 enclose printed list CT the pr
who were pardoned but OF them died long
ago. and the government OF Naples took any notice
Of IT, and forgot their death This speaks volumes They
ell political victims, and the great majority gentlemen
by birth and education. With renewed thanks, yours
truly, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
Cuba In Michigan.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
from the Detroit Free Press, Feb ISL
The Democratic State Convention for the nomination
Of candidate for the office of Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Michigan, bed pursuant to notice, in the City
Mr. WIN. NJ FKSToN, of the Committee Resolutions,
made report. The committee had entertained some
doubts Of the proprety Of bringing forward political
platform at this convention but considering that another
in state convention and that important issues were now
presented TO the people Of this country that have not
entered into former elections the committee had unani-
mously concluded to present the following
Resolved, that we have abiding faith the well known
and universally recognized principles Of the democratic party
country and s fren y and pesceabie relations with the civil
asd in an s,. wns the
which GroEsh our into SsRRg has sustained al in
basis as one among the principal Powers of the
Resolved That we have the highest confidence In the ability
integrity and patriotism Of the presen chief Executive OF our
Of saS the nr ons pom Great the
quhmen he claim which she has heretofore
presetins fights citizens upon foreign soil
merit the sanction and approval of all national and patriotic
asisfs 60 E @ e ss' X ssss!ss
ss'1 Pa me sy s,z ''s; s sss'sS%ta %
who I ~arket oa her shores and a humanity
he goe ins cam
dore consistently with national honor and justice
On motion OF Mr. E. II. THOMSON, the report OF the
committee accepted and the resolutions adopted with
deafening cheers and applause.
Loud calls made for Mr.. GEORGE W PECK VINO
finally forward and addressed the convention II
not his purpose he said TO detan the convention
great LENGTH but he desired express his perfect
satisfaction with the nomination Of the Hon Alpheus
Felch and his concurrence in the resolutions just adopted
Then as to Cuba 1t was the happiest day Of his life
when to day he heard the democracy respond the call
for Cuba. Seven years ago thought he was getting
on high heels when he said shall have Cuba
He spoke at some length upon the benefits be derived
by the acquisition Of that island. The commerce of Nsc
England r1u be greatly Increased by t. Look at or own
State (he said)Look at inerhauste supplies Of un-
Der in the North. Cuba Is the best lumber market in the
rord. In national point Of he thought that the
acquisition Of Cuba could not be but he would
forbear going into details.
Calls were now made for Mr.. f. a. THOMSON when that
gentleman responded:-He congratulated the convention
upon the result Of its deliberations.
Tho speaker referred to the "Cubav resolution Cuba
belonged TO this country and must have II. He with
Gen. Cass had long had his eye upon Cuba" (Applause
The sentiment Of New England could It be expressed ,pds
for the acquisition Of that island Mr.. Thompson closed
with urgent appeal 10 democrats TO enter upon the
campaign with zeal and visor (App@use);
Mr.. LEVI BISHOP moved that the proceedings of the con.
venton be published in the democratic papers, Carried
The convention then adjourned sine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
OUR MUNICIPAL RIGHTS.

MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER THE BEST MEANS OF PRO-
TECT1NG OUR MUNICIPAL RIGHTS AGAINST ALBANY
LEGISLATION.
The joint committee OF the Common Council appointed
TO consider the best Of protecting the interests Of
the city from undue interference by the Legislature at
Albany" met last evening the chamber Of the Board
OF Aldermen Alderman Boole in the chair, and seven
other members Of the committee present. Out Of the
twenty-one gentlemen who were invited attend and
conner with the committee only the five following men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
Washinxton,s birthday.

.nnvc,,,rs nn,, I,.r .,r, nn. 49, THE ,ur.
AhhAnuEnhS.S fom sv nm 11,rs,nn On nu ~.
TAhY fARADE-PNoPoskp piNNEh oF ThE MA
TIONAL GUARD, ETC.
The of Washington, the tuteiar saint Of Columbia
Il, ,.i,..o, h,.,a.a with ~ho,aro- ho,o,ce roe, es.ep
" ' -
tally to the prosperity, the liberty, the free institutions
and the renown Of our country; day the people
s THO croot Ar,or,cor nation will ceebrate the one hnn
u ''' e ~ ~ ~ ~ ,
dred and anniversary Oh hs orthoay ana
with united voice honor his memory and emulate his
hh. x.rr,o "a ,,.,,ors ror,, ,,,a ,h., N
of'e"' e"a"pe ",A''s '''y ''''o "Na. 'D
fpot may be the birthplace or such man as washington
No people can claim no country can appropriate him. the
boon of n the bpman race his ct rnitv
WV" " ''"e"'o ~ .Ao .'A.>A 49, -. o
anu ns Tesioenceoreaon ~ oay se e'eiy Anoii
can oeats win ersuae wnen .ney annr o. she o
The other viii 90 no fresh peans of praise TO the honor Of
the departed one and to-day the memory of Washing