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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

The RECENT GALE.-Much damage
was done by the recent gale, which pass
ed over this section of the country on
Saturday, 22d inst. Orchards, shade
trees, and gardens, in some localities, were
nearly ruined. Trees were torn up by
the roots, while others were fairly twisted
asunder. A vast amount of fruit was
blown from the trees. We are. informed
by those living north of us, in the vicini-
ty of Black Creek, that sad havoc was
committed among the old trees of the for
est, prostrating them in every direction,
An accident happened 10 the Night Elk
press, due here at :35, A. NJ, at Mill
Point, by reason of some freight cars be-
ing blown from the side track out upon
the main track, which resulted in a coils
ion, smashing up the engine to some ex-
tent and demolishing two Of the cars.
Fortunately none of the hands upon the
train were injured. After a delay of two
hours the train arrived here in a crippled
condition.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.-It will be
recolected that the Annual District
School Meetings are to take place on the
first, instead of the last, Monday in Sep
TENDER. We have, through the liberality
Of our citizens, been able, thus far, to Sc
cure educational advantages to the chill
dron and youth of our village inferior in
no respect to those enjoyed in other local
tiles in the Grand River Valley, with the
single exception of a suitable building TO
accommodate our rapidly increasing num-
Der of pupils. We trust our citizens will
be alive to this important subject and ac-
quit themselves like men at our next an-
nual meeting. DR.. S. Munroe, one of the
school trustees, will submit n report, in
view of the general interest, condition and
necessity of the school, for the considera-
ton and action of the meeting Let eve
cry one who has an interest in the cause
of education and the public welfare attend.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26
s u M Il E r
HAS
Fallen. Hurrah (!

From last evenings Advertiser and
Tribune, received this morning, we take
the following highly important and graf
flying news:
CHARLESTON, AUG 23.-On Saturday
GOA shots wero fred at Sumter, 419
struck inside and outside. The east wall
is scaled and battered and the parapets
undermined. The north west wall and
an angle have fallen in. The guns are
all dismounted. On Sunday the land bat
teries opened from the south and north and
the Monitors east and west coming close
up. Therfire was very damaging. The
shot swept through the fort, and a shell
wounded several officers, including Col.
Rhett The latter is ordered to hold out
until relieved, or the place is taken. Col.
Gaillord, Of Wagner was killed and several
wounded. alt is said there are 23 YES
sells inside the bar, including the ironcods.
Gilmore sent notice on Sunday that at
IL o'clock to morrow he would open on
Charleston, in the meantime non-combat-
ants could leave"
STILL LATER.
A dispatch from Jay Cooke d Co.,
Philadelphia, 10 the Michigan Insurance
Bank, states positively that Fort Sum-
ter has fallen. Hurrah!"
FROM KAN Sass.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

Two more cavalry regiments are to be
raised by Hon. +. W. Kellogg, if possible,
by order of the Governor, at the solicita-
ton of the War Department. We under
stand one regiment is to makeits head
quarters at Grand Rapids and the other
some where in the more southern portion
of the State. Each town will be credited
all volunteers furnished, on the next draft.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26
DUURSEMA & KENT,
M h R g HANT TAIL ORS

Il EEP constantly on hand fine and full
1A assortment of Goods in their line. They
also pledge themselves that their work shall not
be surpassed by any in town in point of cheap
ness and durability. All work warranted.
Grand Haven, April 20, 1862. Ttf nl63
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

Up TO SNuFF.-It is stated in the New
York papers that general disposition is
manifested on the part of many india
rubber consciences to make all that can
be gobbled up on the basis of the late ri.
OF. Over one thousand claims for DANA
ges have already been filed where not a
particle Of damage bad ever been sus-
tanned.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

of every description fur
ANL nished at reasonable rates. Any of the
above articles delivered in any part of the State.
Shop in the rear of Squires' FIGURING Mill. Ca
nal Street, Grand Rapids. ID. KELLEY.
Grand Rapids, April l6, 1862. IulG3 13w
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-08-26

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
the County Of Ottawa: In Chancery:
At n session of said Court held at the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, in said
county, on the 23d day of July, A. d. 1863 ::
Present, Hon. f. j. Littlejohn, Circuit Judge.
Thomas D. Smith, Complainant,
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.r..r,a, Marriage he mos, mrressvc novcI o5 'e'
49, 80. snre.red for many in our 'omsnuc he'su'c
x, mnel,y Of the we,ecn, eved plot the few ous snna
,,ned sn5 contracted characters, aud the slow eh~'id
-, Of ,nyineble ds,iny parake Of the inspiration o'he
r, r,redaus In fact msny OF the incidents ale 50 Truly
ua,c as scarcely need reioueh FOR SCENE represents
sns As story writer MR. SouthwoTth has no superior
Che ranks as one Of the first female authors In the woIo ana
a.ervedv co. Her works attained the highest repus
Non no, only as works fiction Lu, for tie reeufr oesnJ
aud fascination hch she into every page oil hei 20
usnces Her descriptions o.! Character ard incidents arc us
Nike md vivid and slweys charm end delight The feSdef lne
F,,a Mnra-e must rrove 70 b. the most popular o' u" INC
hes; cnd mos. exciting work that has ever eans'ea nom Ds
rsn Of this sile6 autAose's.'
pook,eers NevsArcrs and all others VIII pe''e ''n' y"
fsr orders 3. once for they may went Of either e0
Of q" Tie Fetal Marriage"
rosaca and fer II THE cheapest rnehslns sDa o0
.s;;ns E.tablisbo.eni in tins county, whiehisat
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
No. 500 Ches,uuist. Philadelphia, To,
A ,or all orders mus, addressed and they VIII
immediate -t:eDtion.
Cories will be sen; to orv fee Of postage on<eus
the price. 70 r Il. fcerson L B.oi.e.s, u Less.
FOR sale b. al Booksellers.
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Mem Publications.

A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860:
Comprising brief view Of
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS
ino!udjn;
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED.
Also
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
Respecting
cLAvEaY H. THE TERNiIoAlES
Ind Of the
ACTION OF CONGRESS
A. to the
FREEDOM OF TIE PUBLIC LANDS
TIE MOST NOTABLE sPEECHEs AND LETTERS
OF
m-..,. LINCOLN, DOUGLAS, BELL. cAss, SEWARD
EVERETT. BRECKIYElDGE. II. V. JOHNSON &c ao''
TOUCHING TIE QUESTIONS OF TIE DAY.
rrr1IRNs OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
FROM 1896 TO 1856
COMPLIED
HORACE GREELEY AID JOHN r. CLEVELAND
IN order 20 mee, tie many calls for THE POLITICAL
TEXTBOOK we have reprinted an Edition.
Price g. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of Price
Address. ih6 lhbeNL, rev OH.
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Mem publications.
DIME NOVELS!

DEADLE" DIME NOVELS!
ID iyCOMPARABLE IN EXcELLENCE-UNAP-
PROACHABLE IN PRICE"
Tn. .er,e, Of Novels published by BEADLE l. COMA
NY M lIo wiiIism, Newyort, possess several d.tiu.
sui,n. features which the public should bear In mind
in the ud.t Of the multiplicity Of ten cent" and other
book, chey reprints. which have recently been put upon
tho market
1. BEAULEs DINE NOVELS are Original.
q B.adles pine Novels written by sRLgcrEp su,hors
4 Bsadles Dine Novels are produced by such su,horss
Mr.. ANN @. STEPHENs, WARREN ST. JOHN,
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etc. etc.
Be,ale', Dime Novel. are no. au,,tion.l" 1asJ sa
brace only stories Of
Border IAfc ind Charscer,
Indian warfar. cad Frontier Experience,
ENy Settlement, Romance and Tact,
Revolutionary Events snd Inoidont
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&c, &c, &c
s. Beade's Dime Novels crc particularly adapted to the
Home, and Frcde, Of america and may safely be placed IN
the LANDS Of yOuns c,well as old.
G. Ecsdes Dime Novels good pnc. and reliable; the,
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ing they elaborated drama disseminating IN character
choice in incident and impressive in dcnoueurnt are sdp'ed
to al classes readable a, all tines TT sor oil places
These general features "reir'en,ave' ones, and
should the nin OF all persons In rusut Of the
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Bcsdlc conrsnys Publications al bear the imprint Of
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Coruora!lcn Notices.


|TNuE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed
4 by IA. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 10 EAANlAE
CLAIMS made against a.. couny damages eyed 10 ave
been SUSTAINED By the Destruction % either real person
ptousry IN consequence Of the recent ois VIII hold nte
N. al A., IhamJer Board peyeog. Noon No ~
liy HAL. THURSDAY, Nov. AZ, lS,J 81 ee.oet
o. o., " consider ,he Glowing caes:
N,Iia Drcfer.
Name nrltnp.
Sarah \. ocLc.-
Jane, fens
Patrick heLaugllin
Wni iNk.
.Jeded IA q. ierry.
Henry +. Ack,r'.
Henry {. koOiusl1.
Adoph Lcyy.
Ilecaef uTo.
J. u. S,nrl.rant-
Seogc Forge.
Richard OOo.l.en.
7. A. oi1s.
C..im,n,s viii " required 10 Wc,s Tie awne'nPW ~
4oprv de- 70 co., tho tiuls Ia gg....0a 10 rs"eo"' N
he ya,us OF tno iT.ptry. -, Il
ths nDoSo p.fs0ns, with thcr "A.he'e'' 'i' '''
ELIJAH 2. rUgDV.
JAMES DAVIS, -....., ! Speci.,
AUGUSTUS WTisMANS, Commute.
SMifh FLY, Ju,
ONl5ON BLUNT.
Roeser G. HufcnISds. Secretary
Nss'Sosk, Nor. II, lSS1
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Gonses ana farms iUauteo.

ENRUIT FARM. VINEYARD, Or other Farm
a. WANTED 10 PURCHASE or RENT, In We.,chsr.e
County preferred and within 60 miles Of City a.
cas-. with liirnlars Box f,'5y PesOface, Seyfos
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VEELANp. ,,.....,, ,,,,,,,
tir-sat tllt .rl he, hfai cnse - ue ssoth II Pai
-is b. road kc co. prodrees laIse cfer Us
ca! nov Be growing, 20 ard scscre ;r,s :; fem s
10 yer payable within so5r good oGsne" s7
inK. E and Others cAncAes schools ant go
soceey Il is tue most proving paes Fast .. Wee
Iirn..od. are settling sud building The oesuy with WIKI
toe iid uusLpLss.d Letters answered fspe1
ui.s frrc =. and giving nA rf5rna VIII D. ssn, ~
Co. NsN-J c- 10y.
srvn Report Of Scion Rosinsoa, AZ Ed Theme.
1T one o. extensive fertile raci ia Al s'n'f
-v ros,9n sud .r.ta5e coudt.,a 20. ple,sAa flaming Is.
We know o. Ills lido q tho Western Prsilies'
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Mem Qualifications.
AIRS. SOUTHWORTHs NEW BOOk
MI WILL BE PUBLISHED ON sAVURDAf'
FATAL MARRIAGE.

EMMA D. E. N. soUT1woRTH.
lAaho, 81 The Deserted Wife," The Lost he"e' AN'
nr..rn- p,;se - " The Curse Of Clifton" etc
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IN,DM IuE PRESS Ol
l. J. E. Lirriycotr q Co.
VIII be Pua .sl,d, December l.
history OF CIAELES TIE GOLD,
DUKE or BURGUNDY.
BY John FOSTER KIRK,
Two vols. syo., with Portrait.
nj. John Poster NIX, whose intimate re'ai'or' WIN We
ae Wm Z. Prescott well Lnown. has Just competed
Volume. and H. fhs HsoTy % Charles the Bold and the
publishers have The pleasure O. announcing tina; this important
sonr button 70 or historical literature viii be Ie,dy 'I pub
ncsr,on abou't hrs: o; Decrn5eT."
Tbc Remarkable epoch Icsi by Nj Kik fu CT grand
Historical aauos rud h. h entirely new light ia
srovn o. ,cmc o. ae iupcr, ,veats ~ Char ca
reer lis position g. tc Napoleon q tie MGiie ges -
foy ides,ed and Tie iuGrsac, ased bo.h Ct h ams
srd Of La IA upon tie acs:ines the principle European
6.s,es"
In rrcss-fom Advance slee'.
MAYHEWs ILLUSTRATED HORSE NAN
AGEMENT
4 Cvni..te Ifc't'e can.
s,sble hs;sgemeut shoelus tie Care u uc d afne.s
and Csr.sscs win hinis TO lorse Dealers, &c.
py EpvAA5 a1T INV 4 r. C VS..
Oas vo,. $50.
Apsw wo.k sy the Aaihor Of BrrLAn"
Ia Press;
A NEW ROMANCE.
MISS Aueus y }: EVANS.
BrrLsI.
MARKS PENINSULA CAAiPAlCN.
Ths r,Dsos.., Caa,ai.n IN i-nis. o. lEtiisui' hi
Sea-. pn Tire Bttte Fie1f ard ~ Nc'r,oia I-'
rh ni trefcus ca-lsiu... dc i.ev J. j. Ma. u t
Casr.A.n Of lie 81 ea.. v.la lie saea; i.rs, u 20
DAY DREAMS.
By Mtjo- J. 4. .UEEs. U. s. A.
Emo, - eenis
RATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
MOTIFS o. TIE REBEL iNNAsluH Or iiAEfLAhp
AhD PENNSYLVANIA, AND -h-- bA44LE u OL-
July l. . ,nd ? 1851.
VIII a. exp ians;ofy
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bI =. J4CDhS,
rro,e;so- in Ps-usy,vsna College, Cc'iy'osB
i.l1o., " c.n.s.
INSTRUCTIONS FOH ENLISIING AND DIS
CHARGING SOLDIERS.
nsnus, Of ln.ifuc IONS oT Enisng sid Dscl tisihs
eollleIs W. b special reference 10 tie edics! -sna!0Y %
,-cuis .ne he detrc-i3u ayins AID sl, ~.
sae.. BY noBrE.s bAsru IcW' a. sii d. w. "s''srEs
su,s.on {. $ "a. Emo : q
Aeop q BY tie So General ior 'm % ered Oce''
oil tic amy. -. D. lHLi l't'Li = 20 ,,..
Publishers. Nos as md az AaIe,s., Iliteelplis.
TIVE OLDEST HOUSE DEALING II
BOOKS MONTHLY MAGAZINES DAILY AID WEEK.
LYREwsPAPERs ~ THE UNITED STATES, AND Il;
Tie AMOUNT OF BUSINESS DONE. SECOND 70
NONE liz THE WORLD.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
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TIE OLDEST HOUSE DEALING II;
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10. 1l3 NASSAU.ST.,

EEW-YOIK
Are ep:Ied 10 furnish deslers with BOOKS MAGAZINES
NEWSPAPERS, DINE LEGATIONS NOVELTIES,
rEKUST PUBLICATIONS, SONG BOOKS. MUSIC,
LiTBoeRAPHs, rzNs, PENCILS. DIARiEs. ALMA.
MACS, STATIONERY 0. al lind, domestic foreign and
tn,ly. ap.he THOUSAND ODDS AND ENDS required by
tn trade, price. tst deS competition and VITA the uEao
.gonp,ness
We Ia, Genera Agents for ard take The whoe oiou
Of large number leading publications. all Of which sup
pt Publisher, Lowest prices Fer the character and stand
IN Of Hoawe are permitted to refer to all the PobsheI
Of SewYork Bston Or Philadelphia and to standing Ia
The trade fcr the Pes, TyyESTY.TuREE YEARS.
Trade Lists Circular sud fu aud complete Information n
rsdtO method Of forwarding goods faaihea on s22
cation.
Publsh,n Of Books Msgsz'nes and Newspaper who may
de'res Te-o House Ia this city .sAgen,s for their
Publications, requested 70 communicate with us Our r.
ehies fcr p hns aay work le uneqlaed. lave
toners IN ell the rncpa cities the United States, whom
we ship goodsdsiis. Address
III. DEXTER, HAMILTON & Co.,
NFtvy1pY
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professional Notices.

CHARLES ). SPENCER, Attorney and
" CounleoT Law Proctor AMI Advocate In !. Cou
so. So nro1dway, N.w-iofk Hesdcnee--No. % London
1cffare. W ost iid-st. tnetwrcn oh and uti a,s)
NMlLIlAM ". SANGER, NJ. ID. Qnte Resi-
W dent iiysim Glaekwclrs lslend) Once 40. - Gin.
plaoe lst New ORR Cly. OLico aousi hom 10 l.!
. IN. All liIl!J 10 u. ~
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Stn ACRES of valuable TIMBER and
O-AV FARMING LAND, selected with greas cvs:
twcny1esr. $50 South Nay~n, Lake Micrissn u
Van htr~h NOuuty. Mcni-n surolrdet by improved if1
ynlasrs schools w.fnn miles ~ the coar sesr
n. SALE or tNCA,SJb for City or village Properly.
Would trade Tor Petroleum oil he above land ha, q; rsny
sdbanases wla-a wia BE- made sr0wn appicston sci
psg,,al irqaire OF JOSEPH VAN DoaEN No ~ ee-'s''
a. New eFA Nlfv.
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THE FIRST NEW JUVENILE BOOK
IN branch of ;eat as such rro;'e' ben n4'ds
a. IN chi dre,. books What fs;her mother there who
anuo READ iai how when then little iiird
pay have gaia red aboai tier tnte, aud mpo nnod 'hem
stones % btti tlrr young hrnT is0i tsdiarl, thr'
ave wished boo and INTEREST that we I'D
take the place % the on tod ire.io, story
sgch 9ssk. ALIKE ls'tirsilg % boys 40 TO ci'ls,
VERONICA;
TIE LIGHT-nOCsr EEErE1
iIy the utloI Of ksfl kr.lcs.'
rice - cents
vefy besnnfui snd ths story OF The d un- oai
a.. ffo. no csssi. Of boat which it~ til
wa !isf fourlnf sni no s-9t cin
rs-i o stofy without tier eyos hnt AnJ runD aver MD
ts4fs o. JOY.
befor, hfust ,in TIA. the Nseo sai IaT'u WI O.
All 700 iiro.a~sy BOOK soile1, r,,,u It. OLIVER s. FELT
LDgfNn rub.she-.
No 30 Wilmington Of, tot'cr-
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, 4 hours

4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, hours
n from this city, badinn new. large and couvenlsn,
sronnis extensive fruits abundant wa.er pue, psose1ialy
healthy place school well sns'ained to be sold on account OK
man With family. who loves teaching and commando - CSC
Also, \ YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
eCHOO hours hence IN dellct,fu ~ L. village Of Oh
reputation well sustained excellent opening for genie.
with the right sort Of any or for lady OF ability and
akin In school and family maersS4Oy only required to com
Transfer of both h pleasure OF ncomer Apply j.
A. NASH No. = BeeAn anst., y. Y.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

WANTED-A ROOM suitable for pHYsr'
w CLANS OFFICE, between esth snd sotb.s.. ". "a
Broadway and %th.sv. Address Box No ssT Pot ON ~
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Zeal estate for Sale.
NOR sALE-COLUMBIA HALL. NEW,

EOR SALL-i'Our-story store and Dwelling,
corner Of Broadway aud fTolts., ELz.oetnpori s.s
Jcrs.- Na'sT md excellent stand ioI grocery ICED
try good. sore. =. n. kELLOOC No. ~ reafi-'t T.
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10000 ACRES

IL Ca FARM so. TiNgEn AND MINERAL LASpS
~ NESIERS PENNSYLVANIA,
pcaxr-i u lie OK ual Holland Land Co.. Purchase
FOR SALE
These bud, '9csd IA the rcriyof the ,owa' o. Ma
roa and Hd,gla e Coep.y seai, AID aos t@r u2l f!'
har:.f
nrse extension Of the Brarch a. the Penny ,'rss
rnl-d - 'hse lAlis to connect vA The fEi.-- sss
at r.r asi.,aG. 80.
~ ,o .ai 30 The Tehes. I, the State. a fse ref:
ton heavily corrciw white pine, white OAK ocsea go
sussr gi0er which can BE- readily manufactured lats
luribcr shipped t,sbrs, va the Assoahs AID A.~
sh4v yei. which u4vssb,c hsre of rats ant scsh
TLrrs l. also great abundance o. nlirous eoa 's W.
Gga-c.tv lil limestone. =,
There l. no iolb, TIA, the oil son extends 10 these s1sa
PHI fpf "a. entirety, =, ~ pei scfe-
For la parcu'ar apply ocow, where maps, sectional
AM -e.e. a.! Sale, ts property aud the vicinity cn %
.sea ui6D HOMER MORGAN. No. ! i1es.
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l,UPERlOR 1-0ciayo PIANOS. with full iron
~ h,nio. ovti.tnng bass, Ac LOW FOR ,.lsh
%. DAVIES. No. 10, Lroomr tlt wc,' Oh bfoahway'
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TOR SALE.-Persons wanting Mild and
Delightful Climate open all Winter, zee sdTssiise1ssa
t.ne AID.
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Drp Goods.


r. H. MACY ) NOW or e; ,xq.
STRIPED BROCHE SHAWLS.
ALLWOOL LONG sHAWLS
IJiWOOI SQUARE bHAWLS.
PLAID and STRIPED.
Nos .0f and :c0 Sixth avenue two doots oeew oo.."
Il. IS NOW OPENING
LINENS
LINEN DAMASKS.
FLAaNELS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
WHITE GOODS.
SCOTCH LINEN DIAPER
PLAID CAMBRICS.
STPfPED CAABRlCJ
l0o ~. - BRILLIANTS,
Al Cd Prices yard . i.
Nos f0i md f0 Sixth avenue two doors oe'ow
------------------------
IL ia NOW OPENING
NV FULL STOCK OF
LADIrS', CiIILDs, and CENTS
NERlSU UNDERWEAR.
HOODS AND S0STA0S.
FULL STOCK OF FINE HOSIERY
GLOVES
UNDERWEAR
JOB LOf
1tn0 DOI. LADIES' 1850,
ECAyY.RIBBED WOODEN H0SEp
q, ca. Pair.
I,0co DOL LADIES'
COTTON HOSE,
"a Iaii. ,,,r,, ,,,or
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4 thrilling Incident in the Polish
InsurrectIOn.

Among the warlike incidents Of the
Polish instruction, the battle of Wen
grow furnishes one of thrilling interest.
Or the 9th of February a large force
of Poles found themselves surprised by
the Russians in equal numbers, but in
a much more favorable position. A re-
treat of the Poles was as necessary as il
appeared impossible. At this juncture
two hundred mobiles, most of them young
men of twenty years, offered to sacrifice
themselves for the good of all; they
mount their horses and charged flu
riOusly upon the twenty guns Of the Rus
sian column. For fifteen minutes they
kept the attention of the enemy occupied f;
at the end Of that time, a charge of Rus
sian infantry settled their fate, and it is
said that every man Of them persisted or
was captured. But the main body had
meanwhile made good their retreat
and when the enemy had again time TO
look about them the Polish force had
reached place Of advantage, from
whence their fire kept the opposing army
in check