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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-02
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gy= Our befonoereu RenntntBnabr1e.
@tnwanberer unb Retfenbe fplten febr pcrFGst9 fen, eEe
lie ihre 8taette tdufen unb fUatea btefelber nur ppn fDl6 en-
|d~neefeaten Bednten taufen, trelGe Spn tbrem @etalte leben,
Mot abtr BON @fatIfrn pber 3ptfdentrdBern, ba tie fcnf Der
|Sefnhr ~dus8efest fnb, bef6 ptnbelts u werbsn unb tbr @elb
|uutfcnf ~duS6eben.
Ourdfabrtss8 iIette
mad ausu 9ttiIsa bsS pefens fnb gu babsn BET
@h. =. SiIbebrdrDt,
@entaI.&rntsranten-Neent Der Baltimore unt
StiC.@t tenbohn.
SaaSOtS Scr. 81, Tbome8fr., Baltimore.
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AuC Vut4LN>OSItlpCI
5ttlt pebe teGUtrben, @elbluAt, DiSpepns. Grsntfne unh
atrSSfe S0rdGe. Manael an Gertduung, SI6tuuatn, Mftns
tnntr.ths 5ainSrrbctbsn, Rtersntr nnfbetten, eunaenseF6rar,
terrnprtn, unb ale aranfbettsn, peIhe hur6 tnen fanaGe
sssr sersOrbsnen 9ssaassn ~ntfsbsn, BET Mdansfn gte aud Be
trausn !. y. netblthe ShD6be, S6rrtnbeI, 8Irtnnbrant
sad btn 9Opfes sClbene Absr, talts BIst, SGmerasn in ban
8leeeru, I'm 9uden unb tn Der grnf
Das f@pebif6e 8ttiers rtrb iebt gerfppfune hes Niaeens
~5lfsttteen, tnSera Is b~snielten edrtt, ibn in G~tdttste!t erbaIi
aub 1ue S1Ire aus btn eiAen entg.rnt. IS FART BITE gleteel
unb 2ettnseeiRsr f&6rft bic : time, tertnmt bas 8tttern btr
9tteber, bas SSebrennen unb bic Com rstn Ses SAnupfeus
ss etc sss, sts " gsF aoisna n cut S :. Sassg4essrnifsS saO 9IaSUsa
IN rtnissn aueenat:f ma9t luate, erIeihtert bfegBaaerind.
tlssn, rsinise , - %ssfOtbert bic Circulation befelDen
astrt unn,srflt6 anb ne 56msrssn. mean man bic 6Dpptli
Das tbpebflAe Sttttrs til stn auSsryvrrnetss WltiteI a,atn
5tsber, aubt unb sUlera. Ns fSl5es BAT, Is fa tewdbrt uni
5ewiefen bet ben fronsDNiaen unb ca etif9en Eruppen in Ger
Rr,m; mel burh ben @tbrauG ~bshelSen, Der auf BefebI b,t
stabsdr3te In bstber 8rAppentpsusn ~einsefIbrt ~ar6t, bss
5tsrblihen Ter Selbasea, biz 6tefen l~Esartieen larant6ettsu
~ausaefeet pdren, I'D Dor 80 tts aufz prosemt r~ebuctrte.
Das iawsbifGs 8ttterS III uufrsttte etnes Der befenMrsset
mitteI, has nod it rpr bas gubttum lam, unb graae t5 6es
8~ewubtIein tn nir, bas Gin Ssber fseIdsr mstn aus e,eiduf.
tts SttterS etnmdI gebraIGt bat, IT'D cine pftmt unb Nerauus
Nsbsarasnf6eS better ~ enipfe6lsn unb betannti M ntedsn' In.
otn Is ane bic 5etitr6fte teftBt, bic TIM Cben suaelbrtebsu
FaS: 2Stsriar tann 10 2 " Sa 1sSstlsa ltsttrn
in itbe Blai@t mttusn &amsu etnblafen ladea. unt rdot 70
sss gGptss tn bas hts Blefat stnssGidslt tf, msine ~etsen1en.
Bet ieber Jlal1e III clue cpuh1t9t9e @ebrau6san uetluna tn
Dtutf9er nno engltf6er Gprads. I'm Srrtbamcrn ~prrStbea.
~titetstn : 8tttsrs ou6 nVG Elm anberes uater benz aleit en-
siamen tsrstte, pstdss n 5Otels anb RstaurattOasn Ssrt4u.
len ptrb, UNI aussesst6net g:een Dpspepfia unb UtaaenIelC n
u Ger Drets per JIai&t 80 Gents Ctsr s 8lafben fur S2.50.
Gu Sertoufen ket ben, a~astuigen @srfertiser
Gu9en s.. S6onsna
Deutt&tm aypttetsr unD Gbemtter.
In ftiner Npptsete Ms 5bsf.Gds Der ptsrtt nnb gDbaripu
%BtI0beIpbta.
Gaupts M9enten
philadelphia, .. &; Smith nnb GDa SO. Tag, 8. etras 81
unb 294 unb 296. glpeb 2. Straee; Dalduu, Waffr n 1 p
So. 9 Glib 8. st, unb Gde Der 3, @aQDwbtl.
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pauI, Ntnneiata ct Dama. gDsntr..
b6- Sn Boltimere gu boben i'm @.css unt
Rliein<9erfauf in Der Office pes sWeds
mie aud BET
mrcre II. Dtt6snbaG, Ode on Stu. un6 6anOSerRr.
n Gselboh, 80. ASS 8aIttm9refr., nobe yearIfr
S,elbad v. 60. Ode sGn 2erustCn unb &mttsfr.
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SDbnfFOns ctnfyranee 9fupms,

NSUDtF1uUS N~SIVuCUttCe UADUItr1
No. 70 SecpnbftraBe.
Teuers Marines unS 0ebenSsOerGhes
1MngS=G Companion.
StherIfe umb %ieteIte @Cttpa9nie.
Serltderun98s@om Der Yallep BON 0ir9inien,
nit 100000 Capital
ypndbur9s8 eriiderrne8 Comp ron 8irSinien,
nit 5000, 900 Capital
Albenarle Werli6eruno8, Comp. ron Bir9inie1,
nit 100000 Capital
@parter SafsVerltder s@onlp. BON Sartfcro,
nit $3.50, Capital
security Werlideruus8 Comp. BON SEEN Ocrf,
nit $270, Capital
PberlrsSeriiderunsssGo uOn 0ew,YUrf,
nit $500 900 Gop;tol
NelolutesVerliherunas Comp. BON 02ensg)orf,
nit $270,00O Capital
Weor1aaF Ssrltderuns8 Comp. BON New.gcrt,
nit 100000 Gapital
Nep Wcrlo. Werlider. Comp. ron WepsVorf.
nit S25O,00O @apttaI
Wfercantile Wtutuol Morine.
nit $1,000, 900 Gapita[
Seretnt9te Std1ten Qeheus BerIiheruno ,c
NIT $I,250,972 CAPITAL
Ncrtbern Nfiurance gcmp. Of Qpubon
nit $2,194t1Il Gopital. ,n
Oe pbrn fenteriteH Gempdeniegn GnD sn Der Q,olsrotnur
beS StaateS Mlrplanb %autbCriitit unb fuenHrf. t
Die ron benz unteraetbneisn re9rafe tttrien @pmuo ouispn
Daben mtrfltb b { T Il 8 bares &optal ,un v,Gen sSsn ~
9rGebentn get'eg, perartrprtlid fir bic 8ablun3 =. gerIrfs.
Wtrt1erun9speltcen meroen 0nSafesben rb 0erluHe
punftIit erfsBr. 3tpe. $ 9pbnRpm
8reb. u fu m Curve sSr. Sant7iI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-02
SSidti9 fir GinsDanoersr~
1850 s.8s
Nene arrangements fir gtnwauOerer, bic NIB
benz WeIfen III reiIen miinIdeu.

Dem Netfen 3t retlen munIder.
Bon beute ZEN 9. RDbember an, rerben BITE @tnwanberer
Iauf ter NDrtbern Central 6 nlbertfreet Depgt @tienbaIn NIT
benz @rpreF3ue ~befErbert. Die 9dbn bietet babur9 ben 9mmt.
Ierauten einsn r5seren 8DrttetI, ais ireenb etnt
Ianbere 8abn, aud tR tie UNI "a Wletieu fnrasr ais iebe oubere
SGbn unp benonnten gldsen, ais:
Bittsburs, Cleveland, Detroit, fort Wapue
@bico8c, D~iilwoufee, 9alena, Dubuque. ct
Saul, God SslanD, Burlington, Soma @itp
nm erbsn tesbalb bic nit Der Northern Gsntral Sobn s-
benz geriCnen 10 Stunhsu fraber ais ete NIT anbern 8ah'
men @ebenben bort eintreTen, aud rRrben 4 4inl pfnteer bic
hagen babel stDsafslt. Die 8atn siets Ourd ben 6bnfsn
Ibst' pom Ottp. Dte game GatfernRn6 BEN bier bic @btea8c
IN 800 MetIen DaS @epdd wtrb bier geSeiGnet (mdrfsh) nHb
ls9t tt en- Yadaeteren an bsF ssfimmnuesert.
92aG @retline, 9aptcu, Cincinnati, 9nDi1nas
polls, 2cuisrine uno CT. ecuis
Ivr tn ebenoas paaootsre bsfSrbsrt anb fir ttr Depdd
tetH c rettere umlabungsfpfsu oerthnet Dtt 0ahagtere
|tSnneu NIT beu 8 ubr-. Vber abeubs 10 utr~3as mad alien
Iwealt den plGsen eebtn, rbns uutsrwess aufsetaltsa su per-
ben. ur6fabrt-@tastts rerben Ssrfdaft tn Ter Office bs
IAsenten. Sobn 6. Natfcr.
ft14-s RO. 25, 8eGs-strset, nsar Dasers g0arf.
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sQu1 Gem nlten pldSS
g2cS. L, 8, 5 unb z, gfDrb @utar StraSe.
a nernber benz @utatp 5cu1e, Baltimore, D2b., rteber er5Hnst
Daufenh fir BITE auseebretete @Snnerfbaft, pelbe Der FRI,
slfen 6trna wShrene Der lesten IS Satire III She'll murSs
nta6t Der tlnterssiGnste benz YnbIifum bic ~trsebenae In,eloe
|bdg or fett Benz Erbe bes etntn 1betibdherS, 6rn. 6enruCSGbIf
bird eeHen Sob bic G pnnp1Gnte selSf pprben nar, Ben adn,er
teteutenhen Bprrott Scr nod urpCuenbetan ptans's. 6cli mi
.auherem pr6pdrirten MateTiSI tauHth an ED aebrddf Not IA
|nlrS bssbalb baS 6Seibdft tn etrn aiten stale Ia bspt TrTas
rem GeihdftelptaI fprthetrettsn unb IS 40 aur @ufen6e ma
Ben, oas plane inauaer nntbr tn F9tner 8SAenbuns ~ Seroel
iern.
Nustr fetuen alten gDaarentSufsra unb Der Sabrsf IN Gu.
~tawRrdse, nabe Baltimore, ba Ct tne neMe srpse 8abrtf In
5db.Gut1wfraee, NIT Der arrnte nGs ~gBeffrase errtgtet. In
pel@er CT cine 9rpBe Ansabl Der beten Mrtetter belb1ftiate
9n btefer Babrtf nereen Dtan0s nod elmer nenen Seaia az.
ferttgt, fir neide Ct bet Der Nusreluns TN Warolan6- SnRi
mt, mr BITE beftn Snfrumentenna6er aus 8Ofpn, 0eS.aorf
.unb Baltimore IA @tanU@ %anSgefreat bGtten, 5ts 6 s 5 4 :
. + a m I { srtteIt.
Der NusGpruG bes Snfttnts rurhe FUR, na6ber burs s.,
SSbufrte. MuSffeauns ppn RtGngnb, Bd., befSiat, mp ibn
beafdaS bas r f. ? : q m n m ertbeilt wurbe.
Durd btefe beiben GtabIthenttnts III Ct in ben 5tanb atfest
|ale Guftrdss NIT rel&en ct beebst rirb, anf's prOnpteke
&le In btefer Sabrtf eesnuten ptdnps paben ppue e,,srr.
Robzaen unb Nne f. cCnfrutrt, bns fe BET au6erDr6erttihe
0aasrbaftt8tett hts Retnbe t bes Gpnes bewabrfu unS ie.
|Sem Rlima rptberfehen.
Yiancs auf 8%eiteluna
unb BON ieeer 5oi3. unb 8auart pcrben a Ifetert.
Die 9rSBte Sprefalt miro duf biz Ar5ett un6 duf bic Mus.
'uabI Der @taterta!ttn psfDenbet anS sr lam baper fur te6es
antts hbernebmen, SaS Is aat GtgenftGftsn eiuss auten gta
nos belize.
Nae Snarumsute aus aetner gabrtf rerbsm fur 5 SJapr,
Dpn benz Gag pS BsrtaufeS an gar1ntrt.
Ueipueere Mufmerfiamfeit wtrb nAf bic NuspdbI spn SIN.
trun1enten, relEe IN elmer srrbsn Gntftrnun0 Yerfsubet per.
Gsn, S%erpenest unD en 0rrrent ees llmtaufaes tnnerbat5
frumenE ntht ~DDunauctg b~efrtebieen.
@A- WrUBpaneier Uerben %TStitban, Set uas pUrsp REDEEM
eye ne I'D droerrdrtS unfeben.
Srfdnhie e~prrGtbie etne 4usrrabl BON N9 eISbepes
epn ben pehen SnttrumentenTabern tu $A5 Dts 5000.
~ ptdRes werben u m etaufd / dus
enobe !, Sgu
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49, bag CT ktn Wef6aFt BON
Sec. 215 n1h 219 Brpabmab
erleat Bat, unb bafeI6f bds erO6te 9aeer pom trampfwan.
rem. untertoden unb l~lnterbgen eieener 5abrtt ~bcrrGtbta bait.
Is limb ale Gprten beutfAer unb btetger gB vile fetS au
utefsu greifsn gu r~erfaufen.
SD babe nidts NIT 3pifhenbdnblern su tbun, unb Scr~
laufe mstne 9Daaren i'm StDben pte I'm 8lsinen ju ben btaias
zen @rsfen I'm Babes. SpUmt un6 lberssu8t GuG baDun.
2DHts BeIter,
EuS2A9 o. Broadway, Galtinnpfe.
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Serae9 erumG 9e0en TeuerSaefGhr.
Associated Firemens-Insurance,
bCu 9 o(tfmpre

BON 3 alttmpre.
g1r. 4 Scutb@ uabe 8aftimcrefrqfe.
atrtttDrtun bar "a ffDett@ter Seusrmann,
rungs- eftlIfG fl w. amm melt Hd tda
ln ~ oEnt 8fituiadftsletGte Ger Gpmpaante, glr.A Sprtbfi
an dHe 4rfen BON Mpplttattpnen sur 0erd6ernno spn hodat;
atrnen y ; sBl8ernsn [5ramG SduTern WerfRGttsu' neni
YeeaueaT s8acrsnsaoern, 5ausboltune as scr StbTboN,u
Wpsssn isntf aut ales fpnftee Gt8entbum oeaen Sic n
ttssn @rd N is lsntseeensuaebmsn
-. Sob. Y MoDtt, pr6Ebtnt.
Wfat4d' SOB, Dnfetort. SEE
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S. SaSeGtast0rS
uhrmaher unp Sumeuier,
Nn "a Mnrth N0rnf4r
nnD la0ne ASQaren.

y(eMe N1lD Ia,0Me B0arem.
3aA&S @GnfteIb, Brother 1t. Co..
gsr. 229, 8aEtinpse., GGc bpn G~barIesaS.,
eafs1 ee Nrfmsrffanstsit Der 3aufef au! t5r neues uaD eIe4an
ss eastr son 8aneps @rttissu, dusee;sisnettn e~DIbenen Ibren
e~gGdtrrQen SRreIerten &C., rvsiat fe neuItm Dcn europa tIarpY
ti=tsn. D6rnnter ksinSea 30 seI6nsaRSDu e~tarbettete frans5.
Side u 1tt6fGeH, gyaretbpaitc, Gpi!ett> Stanbs, SuasItn. uai
Sar4u&6e5d alter &DeebG1fss anb &sGarrens&a7fefs, 2a6tss.
SDunpahiorS, Rartsa se16ufe, NErtsar7nates, 6sneRttt gaje,
IN srCsef $~frswatI, 70 mis- ttus rsths 5on,a1luno BON tubf3ey
3rvn;.NrsfeIn, decentralization f5Infaem gD6Hss, Dresbt
7t Norieupil. WoereA, O9nenfeaeva Gpsrn. pfrIbegttreu pr
pesIHufket unb Z tfsnbein g0lbeae 8gDtgn, Nprtf5EtgS. Qtouewr
SssssEeaA stt 4Iefmsn nab tielneu &j6fe<1.
@cgogre 9e6.e0.
ga ben better @iet6erH %nrrpets d~uasfsg4tet .ast f~sferSsssg
SpissspduisE, Fhs bseen GSl3tsareafjyi r5tso .Aubtn 3lsn scr
rs ~pDr=6tbtg. 81
RtGbtD0Me ~SsAHDeIga,
mos ssss nsusasn St9ls, BON eDnb6n, gests, Giuf AMI gShr
tnngcFftFt }pTtt rst@s 6drauGfG3su uBiegsr stsznsn Etbrts> Ell
@aYt.9Is Gtseierstes &3eter 35fsyn, GtsfsF, Sabela .
son uns itlbF f%atrtstSt, 500 fat gr etRe D2ebaias, GAS tEdfs
granttIn' BET esr eseFesr a~usasunae bss gesFaIons- 9nattuit|
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J $. K. r l. m m ing's
Mhclelale uno Netail
g D E Z q E

g g , e + g t . + G
SO. 12I Nprb> 6iebfr. nabe G5ayfr. Baltimore.
Or uuttrsn6uss tmPFshlt ps 4uimtrtiansfttt Ger 9dufe'
Gin 9Raer Dcr
@tie1els uno Sdub. 2ecer,
wtIGes or fur rte bene GHGlttdt eatGntut. pbeTSeuet. be ietnG
preife otrtt &Qe bsfrtsteeu, piIae tbm thrf 8unbftoft an
Serktn ppGtu. @r i6msinsIt fG, bag itr fetne l~oneidbries
Erfobrunesn i'm tsberesf6dtt unb fine e%unfieen @inIt1tun'
etu fur ts 8aErttattOn ODn Stt.fe. un6 G&ubleler II
Zen Gtoub IB ale In ien Roo fdidAenee ArtlteI in 5efsl
nuaItdt su ban btliefen @rsifen su ptsfauftn.
3 me q : N | eoerloge.
BUR RsausmI 6fRt unfsrsr 8unbsn In Der Stuf prtnt tGbt
is Elm apsis Sc 6eft tn So. so SrOabwap s%iGbIirt, alwT
ID tbr st en- srGsts &BOrttmsnt Guer SOrtn 2eesr fal
G6Hbmat CT, az
EpbI, uno Sberlefer, frnnSETiGe unb amerifani'
f6e 8altfeae, yufr, Upper, Suffer-, @infaB'
(8inbins) unb GafFan. lMarprep) 6sae
bate, pnb NlsS III isbr btnrssm grGEs uRl aEnebmbaren Sc
ttHeuFgeu rutlffe.
lH- @aitsr Up re In aaen 6rSBsr uns btr behen AuaItto
fab fEts Al btR btaieftn gteifen 81 toten.
Same 81. s Is g,
go. 81 Drt-6tetfr. unS
SarAH 80 ST. 9rpatrap S~sQfppint.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22
Grand Rapids Marble Works =
w e L L e r & SON,
Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MARBLE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

DL0CKS, Monuments, Hcadstones, &C., &C.,
ID sawed to order, also, all kinds of Slate, such
as Billiard-Beds, Blackboards, Tile, Hearths,
Table Tops, Mantles, Roofing, constantly on
hand. Headstones set in Marble or Sandstone
Bases. lsf- Orders promptly attended to. Work
done with neatness and dispatch. Stones de-
livered and set, free Of charge.
Is5- Shop opposite Catholic Church, Monrc
street, Grand Rapids Mich.
April 27, 1859. [n18 If
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22
NOTICE.
WANDER RVOORT & BEAN,
(Successors to Parks 6 Tandervoort.)
General Land Agents, Grand Haver,
AND PENTWA TER,
Oceana County, Michigan,

WILL pay particular attention to the selcc-
w ton Of Government Lands, Pay Taxes,
Examine Titles, Locate Lands. Make Surveys,
Furnish Abstracts Of Titles, Maps, Plats, &c.,
Having complete Sectional Maps Of Ottawa,
0ceana and Mason Counties, which are careful
ly corrected, We are prepared to correct Plats Of
these Counties ON short notice. Business will
receive prompt attention, at reasonable charges.
Deeds and Mortgages made out and Acknowl-
edgements taken, we will give particular atten-
ton to making Collections. Office, on Washing
ton Street.
j. ID. VASDERvooT, JOHN BEAN, Jr,
Sarveyor d Drcftsman. Sur.Dytts, Pentwater.
December, %, 1858. [n1 tf
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22
Richmonds & Backus,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BLANK BOOKS,

A Full Assortment kept constantly on hand
IA or Manufactured TO Order, Detroit Michi-
gan. County Offices supplied with Records Of
all Styles, Of our own manufacture, with or
without Printed Headings.
All kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Book Bind
ing executed in superior style. Also a full
assortment Of Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note
Writing Paper, Wrapping, Tissue and Envelope
Papers, Staple and Fancy Stationery, in great
variety, as Ink, Steel PENS States, Lead Pen
ellis, Envelopes, Red Tape, Sealing Wax, India
Rubber, Paste Boards, Drawing Paper, &C.,
with many other article in their line which they
offer for sale at Low PRICES.
RICHM0NDS & BACKUS.
Detroit, January IL, 1859. 6m nd
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22
Brick-Maker Wanted.

A good practical Brick Makeris wanted at the
N Brick-yard located at the head Of the Bay
ou, in the township Of Norton: Good wages will
be given, either by the menth or on shares
Apply 10 the subscriber on the premises, or by
mail Post Office address, Mill Point Mich.
SAMUEL TonnAxs.
Anr,l 27. 1859. (Fnls 6w
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22
GRAND RAPIDS
BOOK BINDERY

TNHE undersigned would inform the citizens
Il Of Ottawa county that he has now in sue
cessful operation, in connection with the print
ing Office, Grand Rapids Enquirer 6 Herald, a
BOOK BINDERYl
Located on Canal street, Withey's Block, Grand
Rapids. lie keeps on hand, for sale, and will
manufacture to order, all kinds and sizes Of
Blank Books, such as Day Books, Journals,
Ledgers, shipping Books, and all kinds of
CoU NTx r. REOORDs,
In the best style, which viii be sold at very low
prices
Magazines, Periodicals and Music, bound
and old books rebound in every desirable style.
G3- All work warranted.
A. e. GORDON, Proprietor.
Grand Rapids, May 10, 1859. In2o u
NotIce.---we are fully authorized TO attend
10 any business connected with the Grand Rap
ids Book Bindcry. Orders solicited, and prompt
attention guaranteed. Barns d FosHA.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-06-22

VNTE shall continue to receive the latest styles
w Of Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings as fast
as they are offered in the Market. We have al
so Fine Assortment of Clothing, Ready Made,
which we are offering at HARD TINES PRICES,
for Cash. Zss~ Custom Work made to Order in
the latest style, and Warranted TO Fit.
LEWIS PORTER.
Grand Rapids, April 27, 1859. [6m mis-
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

School EXHIBITION pupils of the
district school recently started at Columbia
Hill intend giving a public entertainment,
under the direction of their teacher, VIM.
Mcdonald, on Monday Oct. 10th. The ex-
ercises will consist of songs, recitations, di-
aiogues etc, aided by good music. As the
price of admission will be but one dollar,
and the proceeds are to be applied in aid of
the school, there will no doubt be good at
tendance. Columbia Hill has gone through
that long trying siege known as a mining
strike, and we hope the citizens of our more
fortunate town will aid this school enterprise
with their accustomed liberality The en-.
tertainment will be followed by a dance,
which will doubtless attract many persons
from this part Of the ridge who might not
otherwise attend.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, Brother IL. W. JOHNSTON. a member oil the
Masonic Fraternity in the State of Wisconsin, has
been removed in the meridian of life from this earth
ly world, by the "grim hand Of Death, upon the
of his departure with his family fer his home in
the State of Wisconsin
Resolred Tiat it was with feelings of the deepest
heard Of the death of Brother Johnstonwho
during his stay in midst proved himself worthy
of confidence man, aEd OF our respect aud es
tecm Mason.
Resolred That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to
the afflicted widow and helpless orphan Of ouI deceased
Brother who have thus been deprived of the society
a faithful al devoted husband and kind and afec
tionate father.
Resored, That in token of our sorrow and respcc'
for deceased brother his Lodge be drapedn nioui
ming for the space OF thirty days.
Resolrsd, That copy of the FOREGOING resolutions
duly attested. be forwarded to the widow of de
ceased Brother. with the of sincere
dolence in her melancholy bereavement
Resored. That copy Of these resolutions be fun
ished the Hydraulic Press for publication, and thai
the be spread upon the records of this Lodge.
L. FRANCHERE, Sec'y.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

Pacific RAILROAD CoNvENTioY.-This body
adjourned last Saturday to meet again at
Sacramento on the first Monday in February.
1t was mostly composed OF intelligent prac-
aical men, who addressed themselves to the
consideration of the important topic before
them freed from partizan and sectional bias
They expressed preference for the Central
route, yet wisely thought the selection of a
to the capitalists and contractors who are to
build it. They declared it should have two
termini on this coast-one at San Francisco
"a superfuous declaration) and the other on
the, Columbia river at its mouth. They de-
termined to memorialize Congress to take
decisive measures in aid of the enterprise,
and thought it the policy Of that body to Of
fer conditional bonus of land to that end
Resolutions were also passed in favor of ex-
tending State aid to the road, even urging
loan for that purpose of 5000, 900, which
will never be made. The proposition of Col
Fitch and others, that the State guarantee
payment of interest on bonds as the work
progresses, has always seemed to US the bsst,
and only one that ought to be adopted. The
mere resolutions of the convention will not
probably produce important practical results,
but its next sitting during the session of the
Legislature may perhaps bring a strong in
duence to bear in favor of the policy of State
aid. The amount of practical, scientific in
formation ELECTED by the convention. strikes
US as being its most valuable accomplish
ment. The positive testimony of such men
as Lander and Judah. in faver of the Central
route. must have great weight. Col. Lander
advanced the idea that the great work should
De preceded BY preliminary wooden rail-
way, which can be constructed at the rate
of mile dry from st. Joseph, and at
cost of $4,000 per niie. Over this track all
the material for the iron railway could be
cheaply and rapidly conveyed, thus removing
one great difficulty in the wayof the enter
prise. The Sierra Nevada, he believed, could
be crossed in this way with but little trouble.
The bugbear of snow did not frighten him.
1t would be rendered harmless by placing the
raii, when necessary, upon an embankment
three or four feet high; the winds and snow
plow would then suffice to clear it.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

THE BEST RoUTE TO CARSON VALLEY
The Maryville Express and Democrat both
assert, as We believe very truly, and on re-
liable testimony, that the best route from
that city to Carson Valley is by way of North
San-Juan,- or Downieyine, and Truckee rly-
er. The distance is less than by the Placer
vile route, the pass lower and easier kept
open, the road already ywell made'for agreat
part of the distance and'only requiring an
expenditure of about ten thousand dollars
to put it in thorough order. Even now the
route can be travelled by buggies and loaded
teams. Many weeks ago we chronicled
the passage through our town of wagons
from Marysville loaded with freight tor Was
s.u, and since the completion of the Sierra
turHfike,- teams can doubtless go through
by Downieyilla. Another advantage of the
route commended by our cotemporaries is
that good feed can be more readily obtained
along it, as it goes through greater amount
of country already settled at this end and
striEes several pasture valleys after reaching
the summit.
The enterprising business men of Marys-
vile will doubtless subscribe for the COM
pletionof this ttransmoutane high
way, at an early day. The eastern slope is
now rapidly settling up, and the people of
that section will naturally do the most Of
their trading with whatever commercial
point in California they can reach soonest
and easiest. Probably, now that much cap
ital has been invested in constructing
turnpike to Downeylle, and that being a
toll road, the Marysyille travel will chiefly
avoid the route through this place and go
through Sierra county. Yet we confidently
anticipate the day when the citizens of North
San Juan and other towns on the ridge be-
tween the South and Middle Yuba, will see
xhe necessity of opening road for their own
convenience across the summit, by way of
the Truckee Meadows. The road already as
far up as Eureka is an easy grade most OF
the way, and one of the best mountain roads
in the State. Very little, if any, money
need be expended upon it. The ascent to
the summit after crossing the Middle Taba
is described as being so gradual that it is
hardly perceptible. What the cost cf open
ing this route would be, We are not prepared
to say; but it certainly cannot be SO large
but what it can and will be raised on the
ridge whenever our citizens are convinced
that such thoroughfare is desirable. That
it really is desirable We may attempt to
prove hereafter.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-01

The 3fGreat Eastern" steamship, about
which there has been so much said, was adj
vertised to leave England Portland, Maine
during the epresent month. The N. Y. Courier
says the lucky Portlanders are even now on
the look out for the electric light at the
mast head, the six masts, the hundred fur
naces and the ten boilers, the three hundred
and fifty engineers and sailors, and the gall
liant captain at his central post, raking fore
and aft with his telescope"