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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
THHE Subscribers will keep constantly on
j. hand a supply of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
of COAL brought to this market. BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand.
Having facilities for keeping always good
stock, we will sell, Wholesale or retail, at the
lowest market prices.
". E. WATERS & CO..
je 3-tf Office corner 18th and c streets.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

~ j. E. BAKER having taken the Agency
for the Evening Star, will call on the citi-
zens generally to solicit subscription. Mr.. J.
DESAULEs, or some one authorized by him,
will collect all money due for subscription
up to the 25th instant. This does not include
the Georgetown route, which is still carried
by JAMES BURNS.
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Inc w edther.-Weh have had, according
to the notions of human creatures, per-
feet sufficiency of hot weather, and there
IS no prospect of change. Although
this is the fact we have had less of sick
ness and deathin consequence, than many
cities of the surrounding States. Expos
ure to the heat of the sun duriug the con-
tlnuance OF such weather as this is dan
gerous, and should be avoided by all who
have the means.
Though the cholera has been affecting
our near neighbors, we have been free
from its ravages so far Nav we ESCAPE
altogether! We have had but few deaths
comparatively from coup de soliel and a
little care will protect US greatly from
tainful diseases or sudden death. Let us
be careful; avoiding exposure and the in.
temperate use of anything that tends to
generate sickness, and all may be we'll
with us.
Temperance Speakers.-Last evening,
the advocates of the Maine Law were
addressing an audience on the Avenue,
near Seventh street. They appear to con-
slider that their work is Just commencing,
and the expression of the wish of the
citizens as only starting point for
new battle.
Mad Dogs.-We learn that dog, evil
IDENTIFY in rabid state, was killed near
the Navy Yard yesterday. We think it
is near about time for persons who own
valuable dogs to keep them up, as sssas-
singers" will soon be in season.
Bailed.-Yesterday Mr.. A. J. Morrison,
was released on bail in the sum of $4,000
for his appearance at court. There is
good reason to believe that Mr.. Hester
will recover entirely, as he appears to be
improving very rapidly.
More Arrests-Two mulatto boys, Jack
Sheppard and John F. West, were arrest
ed yesterday by officer Wollard, and sent
to jail to await an examination of the
charge of burning the property of Mr.. S.
Simms, few weeks since.
Police Report.-John Lee, out after hours;
fine and costs. j. f. West and Robert Hoge,
disorderly conduct; work house 80 days P
Mackey, casa; fine and costs paid S. B.
Scaggs. violating market regulation; ruled
for trial. Margaret Mullen, threats; security
for peace. Johannah Mcmahon and Catha-
rine O'Neal, do do. Julia Runnels, disorder
ly; security for peace. Eliza McKewn, breach
of peace; dismissed Thompson johnson, dis
orderly; security and costs. 7. T. Clough,
assault and battery; dismissed Frederick
Cook. do. do NJ Launge, do. do. Francis
E. Wheeler, drunk and disorderly; workhouse
90 days. Sally Jones, assault and battery;
security for peace; Jack Sheppard, and Jno.
F. West, arson; sent to Jail. David Irvine,
violating hack law; ruled for trial Elizabeth
Howard, vagrant; work house 60 days.
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lie 30-eo&ds

eY At a Meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute. held at their rooms on 18th street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
Resoiced, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted) from to 10 o'clock p M, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
June 16-tf Rec. Sec.
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w W. CAMPBELL has just received, and
w keeps constantly on hand, r full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 7th street: south side of the Canal, viz: Ce-
ment. Plaster, Lime, Hair, and Sand, which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual GUS
toners. Also, large lot Of SCAFF0LD
POLES, some of them of extra length.
M lift
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"a Different kinds Of CANE-SEAT
81 CHA1RS.-The Subscriber offers at his
~ Warerooms, on 18th street, the above
'Chairs. Also, Walnut Extension Ia
BLES of all sizes, low for cash to make room;
handsome Cottage sets SOFAS, and Spring and
other MATTRESSES; besides every other kind
of FURNITURE made at his mandatory.
may 27-1m* VIM Mel. GRIPS
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CARRIERS
VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR is AS
' TONISHING THE W0RLD!u GET A
BOTTLE WITHOUT DELAY, AND TRY TIL
For sale by Druggists and Grocers in gen
eral in Washington and Georgetown, d. c.,
and Alexandria, Va. June l3-3te 60
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TA Vermonter named Robinson, has
been mulctedin the sum of ST. ,OG5, which,
with the costs, will amount to some $4,000
for slandering female whom he had
engaged to marry, and from whom, upon
getting tired of his bargain, he had sue
cecded in obtaining written discharge.
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Roots Wonderful Dagucrreotypes.
Go to RooT's No matter whether
It be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth, be traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces
Roor's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street. mar 81
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BEDBUGs, ANTS. AND REACHES.

WHERE THE ENGLISH VERMIN-DES-
w TROYER is freely applied, these vermin
will positively not trouble your chambers,
closets, or kitchens, you may depend upon it /;
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the disagreeable necessity of harboring the
migratory pests from the houses of their
aaeighbors who await themselves of it's benefits
Give it trial, For sale only at WIMER'S,
Sixth street, square from Penna. avenue.
june 2 [Newsl
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ORNAMENTAL Ann usErur

ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL,
THE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and
i fre-grates, for sale at Winners, are at
tracing purchasers from all quarters Of the
District. If you want choice of colors and
patterns, come early on the receipt of ever
new supply. n Sixth stsset, square froa
Pennsylvania avenue. [Newsl iune2
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CHANCES FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT IN
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
WE have for sale, on the best fterms and
w prices, the following Property
All of Square east of Square AIS
Eastern part Of Lot 2, in Square l47
All of the west half of Square las
Lots No. Is, H. 20, in Square 73O
Lot No. l, in Square $50
Lot No. 10, in Square 692
Lots No. I, 8, 9, in Square 1873
Lots No. 8, 9, in Square l6l
Lot No. Is, in Square 536
Lots No: l, ?, 5, 4, 5, 7, 10, II, Il, 1871
Is, Is, in Square 444
Six fine Lots in Square 63S
Also, two Farms, one in Virginia and one
in Maryland
Three Brick and Frame DWELLINGS, tuated
in the Northern part of the city.
All of which will be disposed of on the best
of terms. For particulars apply to
G.. I. MASSEY 4 CO.,
General Agents, 7th street, between
Vlne l3-eo2w G and H streets.
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(Int. & Union)
By E. N. sTRATTON. Auctioneer.

Penn. are7iue, near 10TH street, south side
CONTINUATION SALE OF GROCERIES
~ on FRIDAY, July lst.-Tn consequence of
the indisposition Of Mr.. E. SHOEMAKER. the
postponed until FRIDAY, July lst. when every
article will be closed out without reserve
10
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.OThe Albany Knickerbocker states
that one half of the spectators in attend
ance at the trial of Hendrickson for the
murder of his wife are ladies-another H.
lustration Of female curiosity.
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DTOne Samuel White was sent to the
House of Correction in Lowell, Thursday,
for three. months, for putting his arm
around lady in the streets, and attemp-
ting to kiss her.-Boston Bee.
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OOne pound of cotton, which former
ly could only be spun into thread of 1O9
yards long, can now, by the application
OF steam, produce thread of 1877 miles
in length.
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UThere is nothing worse for a good
appetite than hearty dinner. Eat two
ducks and a rabbit, and you will loathe
food for half day.
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PREMIUM CERAM THAT Is CREAM.

n NJ. HARVEY begs the public to tear
l. themselves away from sour Cream and
Butter-m,ak and call at his depot, opposite
Browns Hotel, where they will get Cream
from the big vallies of Pennsylvania where
COWS are COWS and cream is cream, and no
mistake.
A large supply Of that splendid article al
ways kept on hand at 81 so per gallon, and
all over twelve gallons 81 Is per gallon.
lie 1S-
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M A z IE

On the 2oth instant. by the Rev. I. T. Wy
song, Mr.. JOHN +. MILLER, to Miss MARY
JANE BARNES.
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FIRST WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"a HOUSE and LOT, on G street, one square
A:I west of the War Departmental As feet
front; very desirable.
FRAME HOUSE, with lot &c by lao feet, to
thirty foot alley
Several BUILDING LOTS, in eligible loca-
tons, at prices ranging from 3 to SO cents per
foot.
For terms, &c, apply to
June 15-eod3t J. NJ DORSETT
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

For Three Evenings,
And on the Afternoon and Evening Of July 4
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HoRRrD DEATH-A Warming TO the In
temperate.-Peter Updyke, of Grass Lake,
aged about forty-five years, met with a
horrid death on Wednesday night last.
He procured bottle of liquor in this
village, became exceedingly drunk, and
in walking home on the railroad track,
laid himself down upon it, about mile
and half east of jackson, and probably
fell into drunken sleep. The ten clock
train of cars came along, ran over his
body without its being known, cutting
off his head, and dragging his body some
eight rods, scattering his entrails, etc.,
over the ground. One of his feet was
also cut off and carried some distance
beyond his body. His horrid fate was not
discovered till the next morning.-Jack-
SON Mich. Patriot.
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CANAL RESTAURANT,
Market Street, near the Canal, GEORGETOWN,
WIN. HENRY THICKER, Proprietor.
Offers to the public every delica-
en- f. Joy of the season, as Hard and Soft
N.Y. CRABS, Devilled Crabs, CLANS,
S@ Fresh and Spiced OYSTERS, TUR-
TIE SOUP, CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICK
EMS, SQUADS, HAM and EGGS. DC. DC. His
BAR is supplied with the best LIQUORS and
WINES this market affords. Superior HA-
VANA SEGARS, DC.
Prices to suit the times.
Q Families can be supplied by sending
their orders as above
Georgetown, D. c., juno 22-3n
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d I E. .

In this city, on the 18th instant HARRIET
STARR, in the 34th year of her age.
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UThe legislature of Connecticut yes
terday passed an important bill providing
in cases Of attachment for debt, there
shall be an equal distribution of the pro-
perty among the creditors. The bill au-
thorlzing the cities Of Hartford and New
Haven to issue bonds to the amount of
half million of dollars to supply the
said cities with pure water passed both
houses. The bill for the adjustment of
capital punishment was defeated.
The House of Delegates is engaged in
discussing the railroad bill. Numerous
amendments to 1t have been adopted.
The Senate again passed the bill au-
thorizing the bonds of the city OF Provi-
dence for banking basis.
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MORE GoLD.-The steamer Georgia ar
rived at New York on yesterday from
Chagres. She brings the California mails
and $2,l4l,783 in gold on freight, besides
a considerable amount in the hands of
passengers.
The Georgia touched off Havana on the
morning of the Oath instant, and was
placed in quarantine, none of her passen-
gers being allowed to 60 on shore, though
there was no sickness aboard.
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For sale by stott & Co., Winner, ]. B.
Moore, D. B. Clarke. Wallace Elliot, and
Fl. q. Mcpherson, Washington; Mortimer
& Mowbray, 240 Baltimore street, and by
Druggists generally. lie %
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-03


STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa IS =
AT session of the Probate Court for said County
of Ottawa holden at the Office of the Judge there
of, at Grand Haven on Tuesday, the fifth day of
July, In the year one thousand eight hundred
and tfty-three: Present, William Hathaway, Jr.
Judge of Probate In the matter of the Estates
of Charles j. Atwater Harriet L. Atwater, and
Olivia X. Atwater, Minors:
ON reading and fling the petition, duly verified
" Of William w. Atwater, guardian of said mi
nors PRAYING for reasons therein set forth to sell
the real estate of said wards: Thereupon IL is Or
dered. that Wednesday, the tweptyfourth day of
August next at one O'Clock in the afternoon, be as
signed for the hearing of said petition and that
the next of kin of said wards and all other persons
in crested in said Estate required TO appear ut
a session of said Probate Court then to be holden
at the Office ofthe Judge, thereof, at Grand Haven
and show cause, ifany there be, why the PRAYER Of
the petitioner should not be granted: And it is
further Ordered that said petitioner William W.
Atwater give notice to the persons interested in
said estate, of the tendency of said petition and
the hearing there of by causing a copy of this Or
der TO be published in the Grand River Times
Newspaper printed and circulating in the County
of Ottawa three successive weeks previous TO said
day OF hearing. A true copy. 100 4w.
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr. Judge of Probate.
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THE OLD BROWN STORE,

goods to the Old Brown Store, below the one they
formerly occupied where may be found "A good as
sortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Crockery, Groceries and Provisions, Boots and
READY PAY than any other store in Ottawa
County.
We shall soon receive new stock that will
make our assortment complete, and we shall sell
Mt prices that will be satisfactory to the closest
buyers
n. b. The highest market price will be paid in
CASH for LOGS, LUMBER and SHINGLES.
GILBERT & CO.
Grand IIaven May 10. 1852
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SPRING GOODS!i
Fresh arrival from New York City.

rNHE increase Of business under the READY
a PAY SYSTEM has induced the undersigned
to open the seasons trade with an entire stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS staple and fan
cy, carefully selected and purchased with q view
TO sell LOW for CASH, making it an object for
customers TO pay down as the surcSt basis for
GOOD BARGAINS. We subscribe to no prices
but our own, consequently the best test of our
terms can only be made by n personal cXamna
ton, to which we invite old and new customers
generally.
The attention of the LADIES is specially called
TO our assortment of the latest styles of BeragcS,
Poplins, Berage De LANES, Silk Tissues, Lawns
and Trimmings.
Prints we have in great variety as well as Bon
nets, Ribbons Kid and Silk Gloves, Laces, En-
broidered Collars Linen Handkerchefs, MusIins
Linen and Cambrc Edgings, &c. &C.
We have no fears of showing our GOODS-try
us and see. FERRY & SONS.
Grand Haven, May 1S 1853.
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IRVING HALL

Clothing Fsanufactory, Grand Rapids, 1T;ch.
I PORTER has been receiving during the last
lie few days, large additions to his stock of
Spring and Summer goods, consisting in part Of
the richest and rarest assortment of
FRENCH ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
That has ever been before offered for inspection in
this city. Also a full supply Of first rate French
and English style Vestings. Such as plain, fig
rred and striped Marseilles, plain and figured sat
ins of various colors. Some very rich styles of
Grenadne and Barathca silks, buff cashmeres, &c.
These goods are of the latest style and importa-
ton, and will be made to order in as good style,
and at as low prices as any other Establishment.
Also, large and beautiful stock of
Furnishing GOOds,-Consisting of black and
fancy tab stocks hair stocks, various coors black
Italian silk cravats, fancy silk cravats, black and
fancy silk Napoleon ties, coat links, English half
hose all qualities colored Lisle gloves, plain and
bordered linen handkerchiefs, Bingham cravats,
French lawn cravats.
Having enlarged his Establishment and added a
Wholesale Room up stairs, he would invite the at
tenton of Country Merchants TO his stock of
Ready Made Giathin: Which has all been
manufactured in Grand Rapids, and under his
personal supervision, and is warranted of superb
or style, quality and Workmanship, which will be
offered at prices defying competition.
5000 COats-Among which may be found every
kind such as sleeps gray, full cloth, plain and
fancy cashmere, Drap de etc Cashmerett, linen
and Kentucky Jean coats from one dollar up
kentucky Jean Sucks lOf one uOldr dHu. UWcuty-
five cents, and some of very superior quality for
one dollar and seventy-fvc cents.
1000 Vests-Consisting of Marseilles, black and
figured satin, plain and figured farmers satin, &c
Also full and complete assortment Of
Hats ard Caps-Very fashionable MolcSkin
Hats, double brm palm leaf hats, Canton style
leghorn hats, Panama Maracaibe and youths hats
OF various styles and qualities.
Our Custom Department is under the entire
charge of Mr.. JOHN MATHISON, who is well
known as being an experienced Cutter, and pos
sessng more than ordinary abilities in his profess
sion. Grand Rapids, May II, 1853.
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Boots and Shoes.

n TAKE this opportunity of rendering my thanks
l. to the public for theirliberal patronage the past
year and trust | shall continne to merit their fa-
vor. 80 - III ft
Leather comprising French Calf Skins. Phiadcl-
phia and Roanoke Kip, Spanish Sole anl oak tan
ned leather. and English Bend am now manu-
featuring all kinds of work in my line, such as
mems Dress Boots of the latest style, ladies' wear
of all kinds Gents. IF You want boots in the
height of fashion, made of substantial material
call and see mine and buy CHEAP FOR CASH
Grand Haven Dec. 20, 1852. H. MERRILL.
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Notice to Contractors.

M i will receive proposals till the first day of
w March next, for the construction of two and
one half miles of Railroad running from the bank
of Stearn's Bayou on Sec. :, to the centre of Sec
l6, in Il. 7 n II. Is w. The ground is favorable
and material very convenient.
Each proposal must be accompanied with the
name of at least one responsible person as surety
for performance of contract. Plans and spccifca
tons may DC seen ut our Office.
GILBERT A. co.
Grand Haven. Feb. o 1853. ot
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Administrators Sale.

Estate of Thomas Sherwood deceased Notice
II is hereby given that in pursuance of license
and authority granted in the above estate, to the
undersigned administrator of the estate of Thorn
as Sherwood, by the Probate Judge of the county
of Ottawa and State of Michigan. dated the 9th day
of June A. d. 1853, there will be sold at public auc
ton TO the highest bidder ut the usual place of
holding the Circuit Court of said Ottawa County
in the village of Grand Haven in said County on
Saturday the 9th day of August next at one of the
clock in the after noon of said day: The following
described tracts parcels of lands to wit: lot No
three (3) in section thirty six (36) town No N. of
range Ii w, containing 60 acres on which there is
a mortgage dated, November %, A. ID. 1915 the
balance due on said mortgage including interest TO
date of this notice is eighty-sevcn dollars and eigh-
ty-nne cents 1887 S0l00ths) said land will he sold
subject to said mortgage; there will also be sold
the H. Ia of the f. IA in section thirty-sX, 1861
town N, range Is W.. containing 40 acres in the
township of Spring Lake, and the w. ii of the
w. IL OF section ten (10) in town n, range 13
w. containing 40 acres, in the township Of Wright
June 20, 1853 GEORGE PARKS.
Nv 101 Administrator.
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AT THE OLD BROWN STORE

you can buy sixteen pounds of Sugar for one
4 dollar, Tea for fifty cents per pound, as good
as is usually sold for sevcnty-tive cents. Mems
Thick Boots for two dollars and most other goods
proportonabIy low. GILBERT 4 co.
May Is, 1853.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Circuit,

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Circuit,
in Chancery
Sally Kimball, Compl't, SUIr pending in the
Elias Kimball Def't County of Ottawa, in
Chancery. at Grand Haven, on the 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1853.
1t appearing by the sworn bill of complaint
filed in this cause, that Elias Kimbal the above
and was when last heard of resident of the State
of Illinois: Ii is therefore, on motion of John T.
Holmes, solicitor for said complainant, ordered
that the said defendant, Elias Kimball, cause his
appearance in this cause to be entered within three
months from the date of this order; and that in
case of his appearance he cause his answer 10 the
compliments bill on file and copy thereof to he
served onthc complainants solicitor, within TWEEN.
ty days after the service of copy of said bill and
notice of this order and in default thereof that
the said bill be taken as confessed by the said de-
PENDANT Elias Kimba
And it is further ordered that within twenty DAYS
the said complainant cause notice of this order
TO be published in the Grand River Times, a news
paper published at Grand Haven in said County,
and that the said publication be continued once in
each week for six weeks in succession or that she
cause copy of this order to be personally served
on the said defendant at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for his appearance
il. w. DUNCAN, Circuit Court Commissioner.
john +. HOLMES, Complts Solicitor
STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Ottawa. SIS.
Iccrtify the foregoing TO be Il true copy of the
original. Witness my hand and the seal of the
Circuit Court for the County of Ottawa mt Grand
Haven. this fifteenth day of June A. ID. 1853
wv lob. HOYT q. POST, Register.
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I'D DIRK and G. x. Flour for sale in quantities to
i suit purchasers, at the warehouse formerly
occupid by Gilbert & Co.
June T. 1858. HENRY MARTIN
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Clothing! Clothing

ID ECEIVED by Propeller Pocahontas last week
III and now open for sale, an extensive assort-
mcnt of Fashionable Clothing Fancy Stocks,
Neck Ties, Plain and Fancy Linen Shirts, &c. Cali
and see FERRY & SONS.
Grand Haven MAY "a, 1853
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III THE SLOOP L. RITCHIE, JOHN WARD,
60 Master, is making regular trips between st.
Joseph and Manstee touching at all the
intermediate places along the coast For freight
or passage apply to Ferry & Sons, ii. Martin or
the Captain on board.
June H. 1853. 100 me