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Notice.

Came into the enclosure of the undersigned, ON
the 9th day Of June last, small gray, mare pony
apparently about ten years old. The owner by
calling soon, and paying charges, can have her
otherwisel shall dispose of her according TO law
Chester, July goth, ies7.FdV SoIoY DAdc kTrr
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

D~ Advertising is the oil which wise tradesmen
putinto their lamps, wherewth to make them give
light; and that foolish neglect to use. ,}
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List OF Retail Frees or Pens, DC. a9g87g g
Gold Pens q. 81 Gothic mammoth do r 5
Gold pen silver holder ? Gold tooth-picks @
Gold pen and double do tooth & ear picks 81
eX-syer holder - 3 Pencil, watch-key and
Mammoth do do a ~ tooth-pick 3
Leviathan do do s Ladies gold pencils Q
Fountain pen desk ao do do do Il lg3
holder 8 do do do "A,
Mammoth do co 8 do do do i'i
Engrossng pens 2 with pen
Leviathan and box 5 Gents gold cases and
Gothic silyeDcase iD .3, 9Nl pens s
and pen 3 do do do do 10
do engrossing do A do gothic do do ~
And all other kinds of styles at the retail prices.
To the purchasers of our Pens we present a
Numbered Ticket, on every dollars worth pur
chased which entities the holder, by an extra
payment of % cents on each ticket to a premium
varying in value from 81 to 500. The premiums
consist ofvarious articles of jewelry, viz:
Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Goblets, Silver
fruit baskets, Gold guard chains for ladies' Lockets
Bracelets, Gents gold fob & vest chains, thimbes,
breastpns, eardrops studs, rings crosses, etc. etc
none OF which sell for less than 81. Country pur-s
chasers may rely being as fairly dealt with, as
regards prices as if they themselves were present.
We have been in operation for three years, and
thousands have bought OF us, and we have never
learned that any one was ever dissatisfied This
plan affords every opportunity ofobtaining gold
watch or some article Of jewelry fora trfng sum-
All our pens, pencils cases NC, are manufactured
by ourselves with great care, and we offer them at
precisely the same prices asked in all other stores
in the city. TO agents we offer the most advanta-
geous terms, and any energetic person can do we'll
by working for u.s. We wish agents in every place
in the country and persons who would like to
become such will please to address us and we will
send them printed circulars of prices terms, &c.
We have no stated periods for distributions The
moment pen is purchased. the purchaser is enti-
tied to receive his premium on the payment of Is
cents extra.
All orders by mail should be addressed M a.
MERRICK, BENTON, & DEAN,
335 Broadway New York.
N,B.-Gold pens repointed in n superior manner
Enclose the pen and 80 cents in T. o. stamps and
the pen will be repointed and returned post paid.
, 293m.3
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DETROIT g. MIL WAUKEE RAILWAY.
n Office is hereby given to the subscribers to
W the Capital Stock OF the Detroit and SIilwau-
kee Railway, in Ottawa County that their sub
scrptions arc due and payable at the Company's
Office at Grand Rapids and Crockery Creek, as
follows:
Five per cent on the first day Of May, 1857 and
five per cent on the first day Of each succeeding
month, until the full amount shall be paid in.
w. L. TNNEs Resident Engineer Fourth Divis-
ion of the D.. NJ Railway. 4 E. 4. e 1885 IT,
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That outlandish word "salaam" which headed
our first article last week, is pronounced sa-laam-
il isah Oriental word, signfying agoodwill greet
ing, or salutatory obeisance.y ..s,s,,tN ,otaf
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State Fairs for 1867.

Connecticut, at Bridgeport, October 10, Ia, Is 16
Illinois, at Peoria, September 81, %, 23,2i
Indiana, at Indianapolis, October s, g. 7, s. 8, TO-
Iowa, at Muscatine, October 81, s, ia
Kentucky at Henderson, October IL, 10, ii, Is, 16
Massachusetts, at Boston, October II, 22 80 "a
Michigan, at Detroit Sept. %, 80 and Oct. 1, 2, g.
New York, at Buffalo, October 6y7,S,9. r.
Ohio, at Cincinnati, September Is, 49, II, Is.
Wisconsin at Janesvle, Sept. %, 80, and Oct. /, 3
United States Agricultural Society Exhibition, at
Louisville, Ky, August 81, and Sept I, 2, 90, s.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

SEVERE HAIL STORM. We learn from our
exchanges that a very destructive hail storm,
visited Clinton, Tecumseh and the adjacent
country, doing extensive damage to crops and
glass The hail stones were of enormous
size, lat Paw Paw, six were found which
weighed % pounds, and some. measured IL
inches in circumference. AT Clinton they
were found from the size Of hens egg, to
that of an orange. Corn in some places is
represented as being entirely destroyed, and
fields of ripe wheat so beaten about as tobe
scarcely worth harvesting. From tornadpes
and hail the farmers in, that section suffer Sc
yerelN this season. A.a0lNa,A MNN NM
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
59o MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 81 oN
Office ass BROADWAY, New York,

Fourth Quqrtery Sac of Gold and Siluer Watches,
Gold Watch Chains, Lockets Braceets, &c. 8'c.
agents WANTED. Qplf eiu
List of Retail Prices of Pens, DC. feeglq
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Dy1- II is said that Miss Madeline Smith, who is
represented as an aristocratc and most fascinating
damseL fresh from romantic trial on charge Of
poisoning her lover, is on herway from Scotland
to tho U. s. One more heroine can make but very
little differences with usl rttI
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

The New Jerusalem Messenger.
Published every Saturday, mt AIS Canal st.N.Y.
Blythe General Conpentioa Qfthe Neac Jerusalem
Church IN the United States.
Rev,W b. HAYDEN, Editor. $500 per annam in
advance. Albusiness letters 10 be addressed to
~ ro9 John L.JEwETT Agent,
ii 29iwS* so 30 2lJ Canal ST., New York.
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Michigan County Fairs.

HIsdale, at Jonesyille, October 10, IA. 4 .
jonia, at Lyons, September %, "a, Is, N eifi5hs
Jackson, at Jackson, 0ctcbcr7, s. o.gaza
Ottawa, at EastmanyiIlc, September GO, q, 2t On
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

OZ5- Our readers will do well to bear in mind
that Prof. FLANDERS gives an entertainment at
Dentons Hall, this egening. Wenotice that several
papers,speak quite favorably of his exhibitions,
VIII re he has performed recently Go,-an eve
ming Of fun is richly worth the required % cents.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

Fin. in GRAND HAvEN.--We were sorry to
learn, on Tuesday p. NJ, just as we were going to
press, by Capt Rose of the Forest Queen, thatthe
Washington House, in Crane, haven, was, con-
sumed by fire that morning, We have not full
particulars but understand that the fire caught at
about o'clock A. NJ, The Washington" was
owned by Mr. ALBEE, of that place, aud kept by
LEGeArT Bros. This is a sad loss to the 1tizens
of Grand Haven e, ~ ~, .,ti.g.io,. ,ls,S's,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

ily- We inserted in our humorous column, last
week, the following item: -,,,
What queer world this would be without women
and newspapersl How would news get about !3i
4 rather critcalminded female friend Of ours
modestly suggests as more pertinent enquiry
Where would you findthc people to read the news 3
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-12

4lbdpy paper. - n.. ,G ,.I,g..,+
Quite fraud OH the rural districts that. We
would laugh though, to be caught in receiving or
passing Spanish quarter at more than 20 cents.
Every one who has spark Of national pride, or
who wishes to see convenient decimal currency
in use, should beware of foreign money, and thus
discountcnancc its circulation.
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Through the 81 Lous papers we received last night
news from Iecompton Kansas, up 10 the 10th instant
The telegraph has announced the adjournment Of tho
Legislature but the day OF Adjournment is not men
toned IL probably adjourned the lIth Its action
may be summed up follows The repeal of the law
by which the constitutional convention at Lecompton
was created; the enactment OF a militia law, which
was vetoed by Acting Governor Stanton and passed over
his veto provision for the submission OF the Lecompton
constitution to vote Of the people on the 18th of Janu
airy, 1858, approved by Stanton law TO punish cleo
ton frauds, also approved
The constitution will be submitted TO the people In
three forms First, constitution with slavery second
constitution without slavery third, against the constt
ton. The day fixed for taking the votethe 4th of Jan
uaryis the that designated by the Lecompton
constitution for holding State election when COVER
nor lieutenant governor secretary of State auditor of
State State treasurer members Of the legislature, and
member of Congress will be chosen The latter viii be
held by the officers designated by the president Of the
late convention the other under the territorial author
ity. Nsar
The militia law repeats all the laws the sub
ject heretofore enacted board officers is created
sisting of major general eight brgader generals
one aduant, one inspector, quartemaster
mssary and one surgeon general all elected by the
legislature. The governor of the Territory is member
of the board, and nominally oommander-inchef This
board has the whole superintendent of the militia and
majority of its members call it out in any emergency
and act independent Of the commander -in-chef The
veto OF Governor Stanton offers several objections the
principal being that the law in direct conflict
with the organic act of the territorial government Lane
was chosen major general
What sort of action may be expected from Lane and
his may be inferred from reading the letter which
publish to-day from Judge Williams. 1t is easy to
also how the action Of the Legislature united to the
disorders Of these lawess men, must have tended direct
ly to deter the citizens Of Kansas from voting the
instant We hope, however they failed Of their natural
effect. Rsaarf esH alat3ftrf
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

yNTATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED
w Wsre-M W. invite attention 10 their stock Oh
new and elegant goods suited present They euamer
part Hfs sgs ,.,,.a..,,,
Ladies' genilemens gold enamcled watches richly uded
with diamonds
Diamond bracelets, brooches, and earrings
Diamond, emerald ruby, and pearl finger ring, 500
diamond crosses diamond emerald ruby, and pearl studs
Stone cameo pearl coral naachie norenne mosaic, and oil
other varieties necklace bracelets, brooches and ear
Il fngs =
Solid silver tea sets waters ~, y 81
Pitchers, gobets, cups, spoons
Forks fruit and knives ladies, napkin rtnss
And every silver including silver
card cases portemonnaies, tobacco boxes, &c
Extra heavy- plated tea sets, urns
Kettles, soup tureens walters
cake baskc coolers card
The above other articles TO mention
advertisement been gotten especially for the holiday
embrace the largest variety ever onere1
o their customers.
Those presents win find to their advantage 70 make
an early while stock is complete,
NJ. w. CALF Bio,
Jewellers, 3ai Penn avenue,
nee % n between 9th aud 10th streets
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DIED.

Early the morning Of the Gath Instant MARY MAGRIDER
eldest daughter OF the late JAMES A. MAGRuDRs
The friends Of the family invited the
residence Of her brother West Georgetown Sunday
afternoon, tho 18th instant ut O'Clock.
On Friday evening the 10th year age THOMAS son of the
late Col. TRoMas CoRcoRiS
His funeral win take place to-day Sunday O'Clock p M from
the residence OF his uncle, w. w. Corcoran
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.Barrains I'm Holiday Attire p


NOAH WALKER & Co. respectfully announce
~ received fresh supply of gencmens and
youths clothing holidays which they intend dispoeng OF at
prices established reputation for the supe
oy goods them 10 the public confident OF giving
perfect satisfaction in price, make at, and material
variety enufnerase the following
Raglan and Clarendon sacks OF superior
style and various shades
Black beaver aud cloth surtouts
beaver surtouts and over sacks
Derbyshire kerscy Raglan over-sncks
English pilot cloth sacks and coats
French beaver Raglnns and and Clsrendens
Fancy beaver Raglans, fur trimmed
tloaks. tamas, and cape coats
Shawls O all grades and prices
For and suits have
Superior basket Gass suits
elk mixd
Fancy Bnd plain (
hfrock n dress aud pants
French Cass, cloth, silk, and velvet vests
and vests of all quahnns and
materials with without side bands.
invite attention carefully selected stock 0!
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting Of eatas...
z Marseiilcs ana linen shirts
collars
Hosiery understands DRIVERS '
Scarf ues bandkercbes #s
Stocks. municrs, umbrellas &c,
fiushing travelling rugs. MI
will dispose OF such reduced prices defy
competition. Call and examine at
ar# Marble Hall Emporium,
aa. Browns Hotel Building
Tee 2l--dtJanl'5B (starl No 3dS Penn.
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A CARD-Those of our customers who have open
"a accounts upon our books hereby notified same viii
be made on NJ TO the 2dh inst and respectively
10 settlement about the tho nav year
must be obvious 70 all that the peculiar condition Of
matters renders obligatory urge prompt speedy col
eetons and BY 80 dong apology necessary
Dec 24-3ew4w IUau ma /, TX
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26--Latcr advces have been TO-
ceived from the city Of Mexico Comonort had become
Dictator and dissolved the Congress The city was in
arms Comonforts proclamation annuls the present
constitution and convokes special Congress The army
in several of the States had in his favor No
open opposition to his measures had taken place
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BY O. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE Sale OF a Choice Collection of Rare
IL Old Wines and Liquors by Caaogneon morning.
cember 2elh commencing IL O'Clock shall
ID floor Iron Hail. collection MADEIRA sherry
caret and champagne wines brandies gin, whskey
pickles olives, &c
This consignment made
houses the city New York. purost
and most really superior liquors that
has been offered auction the Washington public
Catalogues will be ready distribution days The aten
ton of connoisseurs particularly invited the
81 c
2e-d Aucto,eer
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
Mayors ONCE,
tru.H4.n. ~


TNHE undersigned will, until Tuesday, the goth
receive for the Of
corporation Of Washington for
OF not less than thousand dollars This loan will be
under authority approved December 1857 authorizing
the OF the for the
for the erection Of almshouso aud other
the corporation.
auta. .## W. d. MAGRUDER,
Dec Q-d ......... -..-... .a~ r. Mayor.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor begs leave cali
citizens Of Washington hin which
he introduced the American public the s
dam Aromatic schnapps
This manufactured by the proprietor exclusively bis disi
in Schedam Holland IL is made
be- procured In Europe and
the common harsh berry by the variety
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose vinous
TILED and reched with It's spuous thus
oenrated ncure exquisite flavor altogether
ing in It's cordial and medicinal properties any beverage
heretofore known. ftsa
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole faculty
the United States and has from aou, -four thor
sand physicians and chemists who endorse signatures
most desirable addition to the mncrs rnedlca,
Persons who purchase should be careful get , genuine article
The whole country Is nooed with limitations
Put up in quart and pint bottles each and m
alo by all The respectable druggists grocers the United states
uDoIPHo WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
Depot No % Beaver street New YORK
Dec 13--dSmif -
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NTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION Sec
wv ond Annual Exhibition Of the Washington Art
now al the Gallery street. between 18th and Ih
from TO- a. M. to TO- p sl
admission IS tickets 81 To be Ind at the principal
bookstores and hotels, and at the door.
25--du
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Eas"M Observation-Disclosures Comnlunication.---A
the NJ W Lodge Free
Msons o tho District Of Columbia viii bc held Monday De
ccnber 2sth. NJ 4, p.
ncial all the officers
Lodge respectfully requested aud all brothers standing
cordially invited.
ny order Of tho NJ W. Grand Lodge
G. $. scIIwARzMAN,
Dec 25-H Grand Secretary.
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o r FICI Al.

DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington, December g. 1857.
Information has been received this department from William
Knapp the United States consul Shanghai
Fitzgerald at that place on the Gath OF be-
longing 10 the American ship Wandering Jew.n
Dec 25-3t
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THREE CLASSES OF CUST0MERS--To two of
IL whom obligations. o vast
idly Increasing numbers who buy OF ns for cash;
Second all those promptly presented
With increased facilities experience energy trust to merit
continuation Of their confidence.
To the when suits their COME
nnco we have only 10 say that We have decided dispense
oil bills with n future f'Ta
Rigid punctuaty the hinge which all operations turn
Customers who do desire their bills call
our desk for them prior 20 the LIST proximo
Tho financial condition
explain tho necessity that exists for prompt payment
We are not opening bi statement 20 IRE
vent applications. r
FERRY BROTHER
Extensive dealers In dry goods Of the best
Central stores west building
Dee ls-sNdf opposite Market
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Orphans Fair at Odd Fellows Hall.

'INHE Lady managers of the fair for the benefit of
l. the female orphans respectfully that the fair viii be
open every evening (includng Christmas night
Those In pursuit Christmas presents will find there
endless variety well useful and ornamental articles
Substantial ncals al all hours
Dec 2s--d3t
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4 MARRIAGES FOR SALE have ON hand large
~ assortment Of bugges rokaways
es OF the ae and most
hand light one and woors Of which
VIII De sold very low for cash.
always keep band the largest that Is kent IN M cy and
intending purchase should fail TO examine nv stock
heiore purchasing elsewhere THOMAS YOUNG,
No. 400 Pennsylvania avenue.
Also, for sale No family horsehrgc young perfectly
gentle and sound used by myself during the summer.
-3tawffSrpsw- q
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RES~CHURcH OF THE EPIPHANY.--This ediico hay-
been enlarged improved the pcw win take place a
the church. on Monday, 2sih instant, at II O'Clock M
Terms at sale J, C. MCGUIRE,
\. II, . .FE Anctioneer
After the sac the unsod and unoccupcd pcw win DO for rent
Dec 25-N
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klNE EDITIONS, in fine bindings, of Gibbon
IL Hume, aam Mncaulay Bancroft Irving, Prescott CARLYLE
lamb Robertson op piuiach, Roscoe Goldsmith swift
hognrth, Milford Maintcsh Bunot snks Wbewcl ana
ofo'hr eminent prose wrers DO found
undersigned mostly imported direct from london
Ros2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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OUTFITS OF CK.--Families and others need
" Ing outfits Of black viii find requisites com
plote and most ample throughout the entire year.
Also immense stock Of all goods the very bes
grades for general family consumption,
Our northern and correspondents
daily.
price only marked plain figures therefore no purchaser
overChargei. eaf.t ~ ie PERRY A BROTHER
I" Central storcs,p building,
Dec 2o-l0thf Opposite Centre Market
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ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF PRICES.

TIME LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
morning Of those superior black and ohec
coaks ladies that shall have this
material, trimming and finish they considered
the very make offered in this market
ribbed and plain thick and n and real black Lyons
vclve all widths, for ladies' coeks and basues, probably The
rgcst and cheapest lot in this District. #@5
Paris Md gloves, all coors
price only marked in plain figures; hence no purchaser
oysrcharged. III .
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores, = west building,
Dcc 22--l0tdif opposite Centre Market,