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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

TNAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES.
More than hundred different notifications adaped
every branch of business where
SCALE required These scales nearly every
country throughout the civilized world ONLY cor
Pousp MERrrEp RECEIVED rHz CON
rIpRrcE PATRONAGE PUBLIC
Cali examine, send for illustrated circular
FAIRBANKS A CO,
l69 Broadway, New York,
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r AIDES AND FAMILIES HAVING SILK DRESSES
IL coats &C. to dispose Of get fair price by scndnr
through the pos. only Mr. L., LOT sixth Avenue IN stairs
Ladies a&ended 70 BY Mrs., IL ~'s' W S'~'sS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

CPECIAL NOTlCE.-I O. s. M. ATTENTION.-THE
- members Of Utah Lodge No respectfully request
ed meeting at 1854 and a66 Eighth avenue Thurs
day, September 10, 1859, at o'clock +. NJ.
DR. JOS. HAFNER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

DARTIEs WHO ARE ASSOCIATED IN EsTA BIISHING
first class Marine Insurance Company would be pleased
receive from of experience In the bust
of underwriting with the view of selecting officers and
filling positions Communi cations with particulars and the
of stock that could possibly be influenced first class
company Will be treated with strict confidence Please ad
dress Insurance. box 7N Post Office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15
1abLit Sales.
BY WIN. HAMILTON.


! 1afHf o,. ! WILL, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
Gu Court for Baltimore City, sell by public
18TH 1859 ut o IN the premises SATURDAY, October
the NORTHWEST LOT OF GROUND situated in said cv or
Ing front on the former Of ~ somerset streets hay
latter street Of 60 feet an ae ee se SnG depth on the
sm oil no. bn;idag and attic BRICK DWELLING with
of S2l. 'e'' 10 an annual ground rent
Terms Of sae-one half cash, and tbo ho,,r,, :; o.,
months with interest N" 'he Dalance IN SIX
60, oor.. II n REYNOLDS Trustee
20 zawts " NJ. HAMILTON, Auct'r
dr. TRUSTEES SALE ---=------
-I In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Co,rt II,
Hartford county, Court of Equity the snhsr;br
A. trustee will offer az public sale at the United States
AL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND in H .rrord
M 7 h SHOWN as Mount Pleasant containing 26S ACRES
S G beautifully situated within IL miles from Hayre
OF which 60 Acres are in cultva ion is high and
EheSansae mmanding extensive view Of the
has been lined surrounding country The soil which
gpou e Is an abundance Locust Chesnut and other
sra arSe h Tater in field The
Stable, Wagon House and Corn Crib s%n5Sa 9onso He
House Corn Honse, &c, &C. and three Tenant uouse
nneer as country residence Farm iaw pIaces in be
second, A LOT OF LAND containing about 10 AcreS
separated from the above by road is sifuateS ~ e
e GWehng house Of John Mitchell Esq and partcU
described in deed from W p c. Whitaker md Vic ~
fhllp cover and e. W. Lee, dated the 9Th InIv Is5e
an IN Loer L. j., No 9, folio AL On this mar
eeI M tleIe Is new handsome and comfortable HOUSE
The terms OF Sale prescribed decree areTbot
urt OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash nm the
day OF SALE onefourh in six months onefourth in ai
months and the balance in eighteen months from the day o
SAFE the credit payments to bear interest the ay of
sae and to be secured by the notes of purchaser with
surety approved by the trustee ~
s2S-eots 49, ~ ReI a., u uIustee,
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

fi'T1.f FOR SALE.
#a,ii VALUABLE PROPERTY
-z4szAz - ON THE FALLS TURNPIKE ROAD
On SATURDAY, the 18th November next the subscri-
Room on Second St, adjoining the Post Office, o'clock
T. NJ the following described valuable property,
- ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situated and living in
Baltimore county, part of tract of land called "Roberts,
Park, bounded and described follows Beginning for the
same on the west side of the Falls Turnpike road
land and running and bounding south sixty
SIX and onehaf degrees west fifty peches centre
OF Clay street. sixty feet wide, laid
lampden Property then binding along the centre of Clay
street the two following wit north and
three quarter degrees west eighteen perche north eleven
tire Webster street. sixty feet wide laid down on said
map then binding said centre north sevenytwo and
threequarter degrees, east foryseven seYenenhs
peches to the Falls Turnpike road then binding along
west side OF said read the two following dis
tances south fifteen degrees thirteen and oneouaer
and enhs percheS to the place OF beginning containing
hteen acres, three rood and twenty perches land
The improvements on the above HOUSE,
nj Tor gardeners house, Apple Orchard and other fruit
trees The land is excellent the location fine distance
from the northern boundary of the city about one and
tlss Esq. $500
Immediate possession of the land will he given and DOS
the tenant. ~ W
The terms of sale areOne third of the purchase money
ch to be padat the time Ofsale one-thrd at six and
third at twelve nths from the day sale the deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secured by with
SAMUEL APPOLD.
GEORGE j. APPOLD.
plat of the property may seen at the Office of JOHN
H. B. LAIROBE, Esq, corner Of Lexington and St Paul
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Silter dMarf> StfutIru, Kt

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
1N HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
FRANCIS H. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his new Ware
house. No % GRANT STREET directly in the of his
Robinson 4 Lords warehouse,l where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER, especially Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness Bride and LACE Leather prme Wax Upper Kps
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS Bark Mills, best
mon grades of Planners OILS always on hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on consignmentS.
For further information address
F H. GRUPY,
rant RAJ
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Jaants.

WANTED.-A competent DENTIST in one of
the British West India Co onies Any qualified
desiring to proceed hther will please address Box 1896
Baltmpre P o., when further particulars will be fur
nished. ol5-3t+
DARTNER WANTED. Two YOUNG MEN
now employed in large wholesale Tobacco and Cigar
estabishT emit OF whom practical manufacturer, the
Southern h and Western trade, would like to form co
PARTNERSHIP with with cash capital of from
ten to twenty thousand dollars for the purpose of conducting
the business Address with real name D., through the
Post-ofice ol2-6tt
NTANTED-A SITUATION as BOOK-KEEP-
w FIR, Correspondent and General Assistant in Com
mercia House The most unqualified and satisfactory
erences can be furnished capacity industry and
egty moderate salary only required note addressed
to G. C. o., Baltimore Postohce will meet prompt
Spouse. si0-tf
A YOUNG MAN FULLY COMPETENT TO
=TATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOKK EEPER.n at this Office. a25.tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

"a BENZ. WASKEY'S
Fe2a EXTENSIVE
VII FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. 3 N. GAY ST,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton of Chairs Bedsteads Tables Bureaus deboards Sofas
Lounges Cribs Settees Wash Work Stands,
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding, Hair Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL prices that
give satisfaction. " ' $1,000
respectfully solicit your favors
vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&C., at the lowest prices Captains and others will
find it to their advantage to buy of NAV RELY
having their goods packed with care for shipping
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15
Steamships.
FOR HAVANA
4EKfh

A4FFA FOR HAVANA
s637zkThe fine Ocean Steamship "BALTIMCREn
~ NJ greene commander will sail for Havana direct,
iylns the United States Mail, SATURDAY, the 18th
instant For freight passage having first class State
Room accommodations, apply to
DIX. FRIEND, RICKETTS, & CO.,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15
BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S.
J. MALCOLM, Exeeutor
oll3awts CANNON & MATTHEW'S Auct'rs

EE:A TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscribers as
iii Trustees of Robert Howard will offer at public sale
at the Exchange Saesroom in the city OF Baltimore
on ~ ESDAY the LIST day of November, at O'clock
ALL THAI LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore CITY, Begin
ng on The south side Of Franklin street thirty feet West
from faca street AMI running thence on Franklin ar
W G feet SIX inches with depth Of eghyone feet
BRICK DIV ELLING, with large Back Building Snbiecgt
to an annual ground rent of $2375 payable half vear n
hrSt January and july and redeemabe at pleasure vi
Terms-onethrd cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months with interest and security = ~ "elNe
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s22-26,2 30, O3,6&eo&ds
, CANNON Il MATTHEW'S,
&

FFHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED TO
HOUR AND PLACE.
OILS Gods W B. PERTNE
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No. 3.-TWO GROUND RENTS OF $500 each on two
lots, viz: One at northwest of St Peter Wyeh
streets and the other at the northeast Peter
and walker Streets each fourteen feet front Peter
street and SYtyfye feet deep to an alley, with brc;
The houses and lots viii be sold together fee
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

No. 4--SENEN GROUND RENTS OF So each on seven
lots on the north side Of St Peter street. between Walker
and Wyeth streets front eleven feet inches and four
eyenths OF an inch EACH and sixty five feet deep alley
and lots will be sold together make fee simple
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

No. 2-THREE GROUND RENTS OF $3.50 on lots on
north sid St Peter street Of Walker street each
thirteen feet front and sixty deep an aey with
story and attic BRICK DWELLINGS. The houses and
easehod interest will be sold at time with these rents
so as to make title in fee simple to the whole See adver
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

NOR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
Il CHAMBERS over Store No. 3 South Charles street
A nnlv m he ennis O--nnAf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

No 1.-TWO GROUND RENTS OF $S3 - each on two
lots on north side Of St Peter street. between Wyeh and
Scott streets, front thirteen feet three each and sixty
i've feet deep to an alley, with twotory and attic bick
DIV ELANGS. Ihe houses and lots will be sold together,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-15

o. FOR SALE.-A COMMODIOUS THREE
El,ia STORY BRICK DWELLING IN MONUMENT
-zs:H Rect, betwee Howard and Park, No lOl Apply
AT ths Office. s26 eOtf
o. FOR SALE.-DWELLING on the south
F east of St Paul Madison Streets 27x65 feet
ss with every appliance for the comfort of family
The is DESTROYS ofremaining the country and will
sell at less than its value. Would ground rent for
$1,000, if desired. Inquire at IL BALDERSTON STREET
s2O-eotf
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Co., FOR RENT.-A TWO'STORY Dwell
a9iiiI LING, II ST. PAUL STREET.
49, JOHN WILLIAMS x son,
ol-eotf 80 Smiths wharf
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO FINE
Il TRACTS OF ILLINOIS LAND 100 acres each. For
wishing to open farms chance offered Also
several GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.
ASHTON Co. Brokers,
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For further information inquire of Trustee.
e EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY, Trustee,
e No. % North Charles street.
| nl2oa rlrrRd e A,,otio
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GfiS+fs.B( CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!---The
~ Subscriber has hand his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No So South Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
that be found in the city Persons in want of Carriages
wirfnd it to their interest to give CALL deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my Repository warranted for twelve months Old Carra
ges repaired or taken in exchange for ones.
Carriages received on storage or held on commission
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
no EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

Late intelligence from Washington states
that the President has decided not to call
an extra session Of Congress, for the pur-
pose of deyising ways and means to sup
ply the deficiency existing in the revenue
of.the Post-Office Department. The prin-
cipal reason assigned is that an extra sess-
ion can not be called without disfranchis-
ing fifteen sovereign States which have
not yet elected Congressman for the new
Congress; and these elections in these
several States will not take place in time
to meet the great bulk of the responsible
tiles Of the Department The deficiency
on the 30th Of June next will amount to
$4,3s5,3sl. No contracts with the De
partmeut will or can be repudiated; and
a plan like the following is suggested, in
order that contractors may be enabled 10
fulfill their obligations TO government:
As soon as the amounts due the con-
tractors in their various capacities shall
have been ascertained they become debts
which must be paid. On these the con-
tractors can, if they choose, borrow mon
ey, and the lender could have no better
security; and as further retrenchment
many Of the new post routes which have
been recently established by Congress
will receive no attention on account of no
appropriation having been made therefor,
and among these viii be included the St.
Paul and Puget Sound route, and more
thar six hundred others established by
Congress in 1858, and retrenchment in
every other possible manner will be stu
diously adopted and strictly carried out.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
For the Grand Haven News.
OTTAWA COUNTY TEACHERS Asso-
CITATION.

Mr.. EDlToR: The Association met at
the Union School Building, Grand Ha-
ven, Saturday, March 26th, at 10 80, A.
NJ. Mr.. WIN. p. DUNCAN, of Muskegon,
was called to tho Chair, and Miss MARY
McLAUGHLIS, teacher of District No. 4,
Crockery, was elected Secretary.
Mr.. BAYFIELD,, from the committee on
Constitution and Bylaws, reported a
code, which, after spirited discussion,
was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. BANEIELD, Mr. Dun
CAN was invited 20 give tho Association,
at the afternoon session, his thoughts on
school government.
On motion Of Mr.. Duncan, Mr. BAN
FIELD was invited to give the Association
his thoughts on the best method Of teach
ing mathematics.
On motion Of Miss WRIGHT, adjourned
to this room at o'clock this Z. NJ.
At 2 O'Clock met agreeably to adjourn
ment; President in the Chair.
On motion Of Mr.. BANFIELD, tho As
ISOLATION proceeded to the election Of OF
ficors for the short term-from the pres
ent time 10 Oct. l, 1859, rs provided for
in the Constitution. The election result
ed in the election Of J. A. BANFIELD, Of
Grand Haven, President; II. N. RowE,
Of Lamont, Vice President; Miss Lucy
PEAKE, Of Grand Haven, Secretary; and
Mr.. DRAKE, of Mill Point, Treasurer.
Mr.. DUNCAN then addressed the Asso-
citation, in very happy manner, upon
school government, and was responded TO
by Messrs. BANFIELD, CLuBB aud Rev. j.
ANDERSON.
In answer to repeated calls Mr.. BAN
FIELD addressed the Association on bis
method Of teaching mathematics.
Although the addresses were all ertepa-
pore, and without much previous prepar-
alton, the meeting was interesting and
profitable.
A good beginning is now made, and the
Association will doubtless be Of great
benefit TO both the teachers and taught
OF our county.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
THE LUMBER TRADE.

Ssatisties and Nsus from the Manufacturing
Dissriets-- Tie Logging Of ,hs Past W'nfs7--
Quantities Of Lumber 70 BE- Csf his Seasoa--
Stocks Of Lumber IN me Wesf--lShingtes, de.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
In ChancerY.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Circuit Court for
the County Of Ottawa, in Chancory Alta ses-
sion Of said Court, holden NJ the Court House,
In the village'of Grand Haven, in said county,
on the sixteenth day Of March A. ID. 1859.
Present, Hon. Flayius J. Littlejohn, Circuit
Judge. John Ball q James II. Mckee, com
plainants, -. John O. Holmes, Cyrus ID. Lew
Is. Morris Pomroy, Enoeh d. W. Holmes, Jo-
siah Gallup, The Lumbcrmen's Association Of
Muskegon, n corporation, aud Elijah G. Sails
bury, assignee Of John G. Holmes, defendant.
TT appearing by affidavit, duly fled 10 this
Il cause, 10 the satisfaction Of this Court, that
said defendants, John G. Holmes Cyrus u. Lew
Is, Morris Pomroy, Enoch d. w. Holmes, aud
Elijah c. Salisbury, assignee Of John C.Holmes,
reside out Of this Statcbut are residents Of ono Of
the United States, 20 wit: Of the State Of Penn.
sylyania, on motion Of Ball 4 Mckee, complain.
ants, in person, Il Is ordered that the said de
PENDANTS, John 9. Holmes, Cyrus b. Lewis, Nor
ris Pomroy Enoeh ID. w. Holmes and Elijah
c. Salisbury, assignee Of John c. Holmes, cause
their appearance TO be entered and notice there
Of 10 be served on the compliments within three
months from the date Of this order; and in case
Of their appearance that they cause their an
swer 10 the oomplainants' bill 10 DO fled, and
copy thereof 10 be served on the complainant
within twenty days after service Of a copy of
said bin aad in default thereof that said bill Of
may be taken ne confessed by them.
And Il Is further ordered that within twenty days
the said complainants canse this advertisement
10 be published In the Grand Haven News, a
newspaper printed within said county, and that
the said publication be continued in said paper
at least once In each week for six weeks In
succession, or that they cause a cory Of this or.
der 20 be personally served on each Of said de.
PENDANTS, at least twenty days before the timo
above prescribed for their appearance.
March 30, 1859. t5ynlt
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30

RAILROAD MATTERs.-The Michigan
Southern receipts show loss of 81 900
in the second week of March, making a
decrease for the first fortnight Of the
month Of $4,000, when compared with
the corresponding period of last year.
We learn from our Buffalo exchanges
that the two steamers now building in
that city for the Lake Michigan ferry Of
the Detroit & Milwaukee Railway arc
rapidly approaching completion. The
Courier thinks the Detroit and Milgau-
kee the two finest jobs ever done in Buff
falo. They arc extra strong and staunch
in every respect, and will be finished with
unusual care. The Detroit is TO be en-
tirely plankod by tonight, and her boil
ers are now being put in her. The Nj
vaukes, though not in so forward a state,
is going on rapidly. The Detroit will
be commanded by Captain Mcbride, and
the Mlpaukee by Captain Cross, Of that
city.
The CITY Of CleVeiaRd, owned by
Mason & Bidwell, has after thorough
oyerhauling and re6tting, gone up 10 tske
her place in the line between Milwaukee
and Grand Haven, under charter 10 the
railroad company. Bet. Free Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
DIALOGUE.

A." Good morning, neighbor B.
What is the prospect for electionl'
B." Fine, fine We have q strong
ticket"
A.-"Al reliable menf"
B." Yes. There are none better in
our party"
A" Glad to hear il. knew we had
some Of the best, but feared that some
good party men might not think adyisa-
bic TO be, practically, temperance men,"
B." Well, as TO that, it is not just as
| would like; but don't see but we must
sacrifice something, for we can not carry
the election unless we keep together"
A." You do not mean to say that you
have nominated contemporaries menu"
Bob, MOI They are temperance
in the abstract but they do not think
il best to carry that into politics. II will
destroy their own influence and defeat the
party. l tell you, neighbor A, we must
not carry this thing too far Temperance
is good; but the moment YOU attempt to
carry il into politics you are gone up 1t
won't do! the time has not come yet;
there is no person but feels that intemper-
ance is a great evil; but we must not at
tempt to carry this thing ahead of public
sentiment"
ADO / understand you that we
profess one thing and practice an
otherl"
B." Aheml Well-there goes my
breakfast bell. Good morning"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic Electors Of the Township Of
Ottawa, are requested to meet at the Office Of ].
D. VANDKRvooRT, Esq, on Saturday the End
day Of April next, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to be support
cd by the Democratic party for ne several Town
ship Offices, at the next ensuing Township meet
ing in said Township.
J. d. VASDERvoORT, GRos. REED, PETER
VAN DES BENG, J. A. FLoRESriSE, Democratic
Township Committee. Dated, Grand Haven,
March %, 1859.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
Notice Of dissolution.

TTHE Firm heretofore existing under the namo
Il Of Alboe a Hunting is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Albeo will settle tho bust
ness, who alone is authorized 10 sign in llquida.
lion and pay all debts
c. b. ALBEE,
ISAAC HUNTING.
Grand Haven, March 20, 1859. [6w nil
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30

A good cure for dyspepsia is TO col
lect bills for newspapers. II that don't
give you an appetite you might as well
sell your 'tjlnach for tripe and done
with IL.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30

- Flowers have bloomed on our prai-
rios, and passed away, from age to age,
unseen by man, and multitudes Of virtues
have been acted out in obscure places
without note.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30

ISpoLENcE-O, Incidence and indie
cision Of mind if not in yourselves vices,
TO how much exquisite misery and mis-
chief do you not frequently prepare the
way Sir Walter Scott.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
NEW ADrERTLsEHEYrS.
KELLOGG d HAYES,
Produce, Forwarding G Commission
Merchants.

CORNER SOUTH WATER 4 FERRY SITS,
N1rLwAUKEE WIS.
DR0MPT personal attention givon TO pur-
il chase Of Flour and Coarse Grains. Refer
ences--Nichols, Britt & Co. Kellogg Strong,
Lawrence, Hartwel & Hewitt, NJ. s. Scott,
Cash. State Bank. Hathaway 4 Belden, Bank
ers, W. j. Whaling. Pres. Com. ms Co., Daniel
NcMhall, Esq, Milwaukee Cheney a Williams,
Whitewater. March 80, 1859. Llwenl4
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30
TolaI .urply for chicago. no!

Total supply for Chicago 10000 600
In connection with the above, however, our
readers must bear in mind that the Manufacture
Of the above amount Of lumber, depends much
on the state Of the rivers this spring and sum
mer, and on the prices in this market. Should
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-30

1 The following contribution proper
ly belongs under the head Of the Good
Templars' Column The space allotted
TO them being full we checrfully give it
place in our paper elsewhere: