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sESDIr FOR ITALIAN FUND Yesterday the Ialisn
Committee in this city male arrsSsemenls for two per-
formances-one in the day and the other in the evening
on the 2zd ns at the Academy Of Music in aid Of the
iund ior the benefit OF the families OF the Italian
so'olefS engaged In the present Of inie-
pen'ence' The motin6e will be the .rrovatore,"
IN which hue G'zzapiga will spg the principal role, and
In he evening NINE Coresi viii sing the prims
part IN the "Poiuto" On both occasions Italian and
frenea national songs, including the Marseisise, wall be
sung BY hme. PsIodi, accompanied by grand chorus
All the Italian musical artists the city have volunte sred
their services There be no doubt that the house will
DC crowded. both on account of the musical attractions
ana the cause which they are intonced TO serve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

Markets.
New ORLEANS June IA, 1859.
Cotton advanced one fourth of under the North
Brtons advces sales to day 500 bales; middlng, lie.
ii &c. Sales Of the last three DAYS $50 bales Re.
ceips for the time $50 bales against 800 bales
the same time last year. Mixed corn 81 10.
NOZZLE, June A. 1859,
Cotton steady. Sales to day OO0 bales: mddng lie
&c. Sales Of the last three days 1890 bales; re-
ceipts the same time 800 bales
BALTIMORE, June Is, 1859.
Flour dull. Wheat inactive: white, ST. 66 81 10.
Corn dull yellow S3c., white 75c. Sic. Provisions
dull Whakey nominafly CSC. Rio coffee IL &c ii 1sc
PHILADELPHIA, June 15 1859.
&c., and s selling at 81 SO 81 S5 for white, and ST. 10
81 rs for red Corn declining and selling at 90c Wits
key duh at &c. q &c.
BrFFALo, June l5-lP.M
81 so for good to choice extra Michigan Indiana and Ono
and 81 IS for double extras Wheat quiet and demand
confined 10 the wants Of miers. Corn dull nomnay
lower at the close sales %, eco bushels at CSC for
Barley quiet. Rye Arm at 81 Whiekey frmer sales 100
bbls last evening at 25jac Lake imports TO day-360
bbls four grain. Canal expor:s-No -four or wheat,
1900 bushels corn, 600 do. oats
Flour dull and shade easier sales 600 bbs at SO rs
81 for extra Wisconsin, 81 Is 81 so for extra Mchi
gan, Indiana and Ohio; 81 rs 80 for double extras
Wheat continues quiet Corn quiet and lower Oats FIR
steady at 25hc. Canal freghts SC. on corn, 1oc on
wheat. 35c on -four to New York. Lake Impoverished
bbls. -four, 10000 bushels wheat, and 1000 bushels
corn, Canal exports-l7 900 bushels corn.
ALBANY, June 15--6 P. II.
Flour very quiet and unchanged sales limited. Wheat
Sales 900 bushels red winter at 81 65 Corn heavy:
GALES 5000 bushels Western mixed at &c., small parcels
at &c. 1000 bushels winter made malt sold vt 81 o.
64c and 700 do. State at 49c measure. whskcySales
$50 bbs. ut &C. a 261sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

ARE THE PEOPLE TO HAVE DRINK OF
WHARF.-THE Board Of Councilmen, at their last
meeting, had report before them from the Com
mittee on Public Hydrants, recommending that
fifty public fountains should be erected in diff
fereni parts of the city; but for some reason the
report was laid over and not acted upon. The
Croton Aqueduct Board have signifed their will
hngness to supply these fountains with water;
the necessities Of the people imperatively de-
maud them: why, then, do not the Board of
Councilmen take immediate steps to secure them?
We are now fairly in the midst of the hot season:
now is the time to supply the people with drink
Of COOL fresh water. We insist upon it that IL is
the duty Of the authorities to provide pub,ic
fountains throughout the city-say in the yicini-
ty Of the different churches, where the spires mnv
indicate to the wayfarer on our sultry HIGHWAYS
the location Of such Injuries. Public fountains
are being provided everywhere else for the popu-
latsons of large cities, aud we see no reason why
New York, with her facilities for such structures,
snd Der great need of them, should be behind.
We trust That the Common Connect will see to
th!e Al once before the ar,nmcr PROGRESSES any
further.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

CLOSE OF THE 0PKRA sKAsos.-The very last operate
performances Of the will be given the evening
OF Friday and the morning OF Saturday for the benefit
Of Mr. Strakosch, who deserves a handsome recognition
from the public. The opera will bs "Norma,n in which
Nine Cortesi will sing. Without doubt she will BIO very
fine in it. There should be a crowded house for the last
performance Of opera until September
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Serious Railroad Disaster.

ROCHESTER,, Pa, Juno Is, 1859.
train the Cleveland and Pittsburg road ran into
train OF the Pntsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road
while standing here this afternoon taking In wood
juring toe following persons
Pharas Kaufman, OF Lancaster, Pa and Mrs T. B. Nc
kean, seriously; Josiah Stewart Of Carksviile, Pa;
Charles L. Warner, OF Saem Frank Gebe, of ShebOy-
ward d. Porter of Boston, and D. NJ Cooke, Of Mans
field, slightly number OF others aeo received bruises
whose namea known
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Later from California.


ST. LOUIS, June IA, 1852
The overland mail OF the 2Sd Of May arrived hero TO-
day. News meager The primary election at San Fran
CISCO for choosing delegates to the Democratic State Con-
venon resulted in the choice Of fourteen out Of sixteen
delegates, who understood to be In favor OF John Nu
gent, OF the san Francisco Herald, for Governor.
Fourteen convcs had escaped from the prison. BY
cutting series of holes eighteen by twenty-five inches
in size, through the partition wall and cells which
two and half feet thick and thence through the outer
wall, which Is three feet thick
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deficiency OF grain which the war in Europe
must necessarily create, and that a large yield
will be source of increased wealth to this
country, it is very pleasant to know that the
fears as to the quantity Of damage the crops
have sustained are in the main groundless, and
that the labor Of the egriculturist all over our
vast corn growing country will not go unre-
Narded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

PIf1spuRG, June 10, 1859,
AT two O'Clock this morning fire broke out OIL board
the steamer Endeavor, lying at her dock which soon
spread to the Gazee and both boats burned 10 the
waters edge. There freight board Of either
boat The Endeavor partially insured having
in the Pennsylvania Insurance Company Harrisburg
In the Quaker City Company, also OF Harrisburg,
and 81 800 in the Great Western at Philadelphia. Tho
Gazele had but 81 200 insured her. and that is in
Euve of bfa cifv
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FROM HAVANA NASSAU, N. P.-Ine steamship Ksr
nak Capt Brownless, sarrived yesterday morning from
Havana via Nassau, N Pr having left the former port
the sth and Nassau the 10th inst Her advices
from Havana have been anticipated by the steamshp
Philade lphie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

NMo's GARDES.-Mr. Eddy has lately made some i'm
portant additions to his company, which includes
hr. T. l.. Davenport Mr.. II. A. Perry, Mrs. A. Parker,
and other favorite artists. Nblos retains its
popularity q summer theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

The NsITccA AT New LoNDoy--QUioK RuN.-The yacht
Reoecca LETT this port Monday at 2P M and arrived
at New London Conn., early on Tuesday morning, making
runnng distance Of one hundred and twenty miles, atty
miles OF which abe sailed under b aloneat average
speed OF about ten mixes an hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

LAST OPERA MArNxz-At the matinee on Saturday the
"Pouto will be given, with Cortes Those persons who
take places for Friday will receive coupon admitting
them 10 the Saturday matines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

THEATRIcAL-Nrs. Matilda Heron sLoepel has been en-
gagged for heightened term by Mr. a. L. Ba.eman, the
well known enremee1 and will comm ;e in the fall
tour through the United States, Great Britain, Australia
and California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
The Thorndilke VIII Case.

BOSTON, June IS, 1889
The Thorndike will Gaze was continued thu After the
summer yscaton-the counsel both sides agreeing
address TO the Court uoe the that appeared TO
either that there for haste in coming to deci
sion and having the tried in the Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
The Cleveland and Toledo r. abroad.

CLEN JUut 1903.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad held to day The Board Directors
was increased from nine 10 thirteen, aad the following
Board unanimously elected:-John Warng, A. Stone,
Jr John Gardiner, william Durbin, Samuel VI. Young
W. Coiburn, Henry Kip, NJ vernilye, A. n. Rarasdell
VIM. Williams, Dean Richmond, g. +. Oliphant and r. =.
Handy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
OF THE BIBLE,
BALLADS OF TOE BIBLE,
BALLADS OF THE BIBLk.
ks,.LAus OF TaE BIBLE,
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE,
IN THE
new YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WeEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY

All who hold In the Divine volume and would
have the sublime truths which teaches placed before
tind in the most attractive forms must look with upon
the heart and inteect employed 10 labor praise
The of Holy Writ fled they with sublime thoughts
mportsn, essors and attractive Incidents furnish
themes for the pen Of the poet and the pencil the artist
ne nos brilliant geniuaes Of different ages have drawn
have given the world have Influenced the hu
man heart nothing else influence yet the
has but just commenced The Bible actually gems
of sacred beauty which have been poecAy
pic orsy illustrated perhaps safe say that there
hundreds of parsons cropping their 10 spiritual
ness only because the beauties OF Holy Writ fairly
dersood by them and Of these might be led
lcdSe Of the truth from the consideration Of poem picture
bringing forciby into view some great moral lesson
from Scripture Acting under this view the prspeors of the
NAV YORK WhEKLY-a paper which Ia admitted BY Ill to
be Xceptonsbe family journahsve engaged the
vices OF A. J. DugAnne, ESQ., poet Of ackno wledged eY
ceence who i3 10 write for them series Of sscred poems
under the caption OF Ballads OF the Bible the themes
drawn from the most attractive portions of the Sacred Word
The poems are to be handsomely illustrated and
the intellectual treat which they win furnish they fa
TO DO wed OF good They must be acceptable Alike to the
who have studied the sacred volume Will them new
charm and oee who have heretofore ignorant of bb
cal matters may be led 70 closer confederation thereof enc
fhDg certain which ~ hst could poasbIy
place before child better calculated Improve ia
morals enlarge its understanding and Ht both this life
The Ballads Of the Bible will commence in the NEW YORK
WEEKLY of July (Which will be ready early on Saturday
morning nex with the subject Of Hsgsr Widernes
and they viii be continued terruptedly that date
STREET SMITH, Proprietors
No. q Beeknen street.
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
Broadway, New York, and 362 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, D. O. Photographs. Dasusrreoypes and
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The WcIIand CanaI.


The Canadian authorities have mRde mater reductions
on merchandise, wheat, flour, corn slaves and lumber
passing through the Weland canal, which take effect
day,
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PURCHASE OF AEMRICAN Coal by THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT TO the fact that the English
government has declared the shipment of coal to
France or Austria to be contraband of war, the
French government has been compelled to seek
supplies in the United States, and we understand
that contract has recently been made with par
ties in France, in connection with leading French
house in this city, to supply that government with
1000 tons of American coal, for the use of steam
vessels of war. The purchases will include both
anthracite and btumnous Goals, to be delivered at
Marseles and other French ports. Some vessels
have already been chartered by private parties,
filed with Goals and cleared for Marseilles. The
coal to be supplied under the contract referred to
will chiefly, if not altogether, be conveyed out in
American vessels chartered for the purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NCJSbLGSS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED PRICES.
4o5 Broadway. New YORK.
l62 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for Chi.
testhing, will poaively wind colo, and to
yeg, bowels,
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The Best Spring Bed in Existence-Hoxve's
elliptic q. cEn IS TO &C. al SIS Broadway. Gall and it
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The Atlantic Boat Company.

PARLIAMENTARY June TO- 1851
The Atlantic Boat Club, from New York, arrived in thi
city this morning, little behind time. They will be for
may received this evening by the schuylkl Navy Club
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Awnings for Windows, Balco<aies, &c.
lIoew proof any climate TiLESs old stand. No ISL
Bowery Of Houson str eet Orders by attended
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The War Steamer Lancaster.

1He WIZ SteHn1er 11H1cdsters
NORFOLK, June 10, 1850
The war steamer Lancaster, which ia her trial trip
from Philadelphia, in near Cape Henry yesterday
and then stood off TO sea.
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Chess.-Mr. Morpby Pisys tat the Brooklyn
Chess Club 10 day, BAssFORDs billiard and chess rooms
l4S Fulton street. Crowded daily.
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SAvASs4H, June Id, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Augusta arrived be-
low at nine O'Clock this morning. and her wharf ve
O'Clock this afternoon All well.
SAVANNAH, June Is, 1859.
The steamship Huntsville, Of Crom wells line ar.
rived ut I've O'Clock the evening Of the l4h inst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

Summer Hats.-yEvery Style and Quality,
by Ayrge assortment of trim med
straw ior misses and children first premium
KELLOGG, 35l Canal street.
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GAUGE. Wool, SILK, Lisie Thread and Cotton
shirts and drs~ers II Nos 81 and SO william street one
door north OF Maiden lane. 3sO n TRACY, Agent.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY BGooKryN.-The programme
Tor the complimentary concert 10 Gazzanga to morrow,
embraces powerful array of professional talent The
vocalis's will be Madame Gsxzsniga, Milo. Ghou Sg.
nor stensp, Sienor Amcdio signor Fo-euzs and Carl
Fo'mes Mr. and Mrs. s. Il. Mills, planets IF the IeIsc
Copservatohe, will also lend their all thu ocazo
Ssuor AAitTs will b. the Conductor II ia rarely tos-
sJcl ccmbnsi'cn OF sAleot Il s1se,aa ,i 90 Aa
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Holmes New Gallery, 691 Broadway, Is
model OF the tines The original dollar photographs
Crcec to fifty cents he pasteograph, style life
pci rsits BY Mr. Morrs original at the gallery Land
and views. Niagara fais many
uEuA
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French Soft Hats, just Received.
q. J. PARDESSUS, agent for the manufactures,
q. Ooupin, Aix,) l66 William street corner o. Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

Fashionable Summer Hats-Beaver, Caasl.
mere and straw-n great variety, By BEEBE CO.. 1856
BROADWAY.
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Defiance Salamander Safes, with Patent
poweer proof locks and bars Also Are burglar
proof psror safes Depot % Murray street of College
place iormery 1872 Pearl street,. ROBERT n PATRICK.
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The pures1 Gin Imported
VOLTS scnfeds,n aromatic srhrspps put up qrs- and
pin: bolea Sold by all druggists and country merchnA
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r. Y. S.--The Largest Shirt Emporium in
The Union B ALLOU BkOTdERs No 400 Bfoas way sole
the rench yoke shs
and deA.ers IN gents furnishing goods.
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o. 4. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro
ger rers from the country punctuSiy attended Office
No. l76 Greenwich street.
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Class Shades Of all Sizes for Covering
clocks aowers 4c 1e &C. constantly band md naas
order Depot LEG William street. corner of Ann.
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The TOn11d Heat.

The TOHr1d Heat.
HAS CONE AT LAST, AND
GENIf, 607 BROADWAY
OFFERS ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL STYLES OF
SUMMER yENTILATING HATS,
TO MEET THE EMEh0ENCY
GENIN, 5O7 Broadway
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Sailing of the America.


The steamship America sailed at noon with sixty seven
passeu for Liverpool and eighteen for Halifax and
s4l0 GOO in specie. Professor Ag ASST passenger
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flerfiag's Patent Champion Fire
Ard burglar proof safes 25l Broadway Of Murra
N, Y.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
the world Wholesale and retail and the dye privately
spplied NJ No, 6 Aktor House.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
Eew st, L. price $50. OA1se 81 Broadway.
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Pereso's Hosiery Store,
6i Nassau street and 3S1 Broadway
Wholesale cEd retail
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The the world surpassng all made Sold applied
at he manu.srtcry 2s3 Broadway.
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BarTy's Tric0pIlerOus is the Best and Cheap
eat article for dressing besufyng cleaning curing pro
serving ard RESTORING the nar Ladies', try 1t. Sold by all
lv,,,o
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Lesyy q CO.--Our summer dress hat Is now
ready and for sale Nos g. Aston House. Broadway
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Two American riumphs.-Leighton Of the
aeon uu ated News, has inquire how Bonner
n. Lesger and the Paris haers have adopted the
sleS ant emen's and boys and cashmere
emily nsugurated by WHITE 2,6 Broadway. With White
The outside and Bonner the inside heads we
ak no agors from abroad. 216 under Barnum'a Museum
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MoOdy's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Made to
b der of the finest goods $50 per Dozen
MUUDYS shirt Mandatory, 2S2 Broad way
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HollOway's Olntmept.-Ths astonishing ra-
p,dty with which ths earthquakes psn, reduces
inflammation, heals removes erspd5os and t
mora curea rheumatism gives boundiess popularity
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Summer Under Shirts and Drawers.
MOoOY'S Shirt Emporium, 252 Broadwa
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once COS Broadway New York Sosd for Circular
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kennstjP's Medical Discovery - Wa-raE.ed
acrois e~ysir-ss, sshsun sca'i hei ulceraea
Lac =, ~salsh se df~-,fy
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DOOTs AND SHOER.-LA DIES BUTTONED CONGRESS
y {d lace CATERS embroidered toilet and dross sipperz
ard large assortment for nsses and children Of all kinds
shoes and CATERS Of every description Of the finest and bes
qualify end e! low prices Call and see at 877 Broadway
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Paul LsbA, Eugene Zen,
Bertrand. Laurence Chevaiter.
Emile Ctevaler, T Montheaux
F. 1hiery, A. DARE
A Tallot, Louise Dubois
Edgard, Henry,
L. Cabot, p. Dupont
emile Duboir Leon,
Lagrange, chef d'sccessOf-es A Valiant
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A IL KINDS CT CHEAP PICTURE rR MES TO MER.
N chants and insurance compauiea-We frame cards half
inch head eE with glass size BY TO- at 6e three quarter
pearl ac inch do, &c also II by Is inch cards
inch. pearl 2c three quarter inch pearl gilt moulding
s5c; and one inch do Ale. j. s. BRADLEY, Agt.,
Fuito
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THE MUTE SPY Is COMING.
THE RENOWNED HARRY HAZELs GREAT INDIAN
RONANCE,
THE MUTE SPY,

Which viii be Issued early Saturday morning neYt And
will be for sale by every agent throughout the United
States
Thcse who would avoid disappointment should send IA
their orders to the agent place
rokidepce -
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Z SUMMER COAT is INDIspENsA sLK.-I HAVE THE
- preties and best Ia the city coats
81 50 TO 81 50 apscca all coiors IS S. every
nert a. like prices CLARKE, ll6 William street,
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Enpsure Cnve,l by nrsrst ~ Cn's 9nSica Al
truts. be seep s1 elastic jnps .or yadcse
rfcri md slider hrtres fHtirieir
piPs iratc % orePr Nc Nssay sree. Uaanc A.
frusaes Elastic ~.ctstnEs Shofl,lcI }}slgrs,
tfts b.aagas ard &, C-efES pe,! is..- .sg,t " O.
g,rroL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL Kennedy for o,anns -ajrB, disrrbTa &c
PREPARED 6y TRAIL Il sI>. ", As HoYery.
Bod every where n. rs cenls.
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w. No g.
NOW READY.
PBICE 10 CENTS.
COHrkETS
Melodies from the opera Of La Trsvatar. .....v Verdi
'1bc Coed Bye at the Door" ballad r. Glover
"1he Highland Blossom" Scotch ballad W. " Wallace
Celestial melody, "Ohl Santa Meiosr FROM The opera
For vale al every news depot and bookstore in The UnieS
SAes,
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TyHORLKY's MUG.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-06
Chancerv Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Circuit Court for
the county Of Ottawa, in Chancery: Sarah b.
Relic, Complainant, -. William r. Relic, De-
PENDANT.
L 7 satisfactorily appearing to me, that the De-
Il fcndant William +. Relic, is nonresident
Of this State, and a resident Of the State Of New
York. On motion OF Atwood & Akeley solicit
tors for said Complainant, il is ordered that tho
said Defendant William +. Relic, cause his APP
pearance in this cause, 10 be entered within
three months from the date of this order, and
that in case Of his appearing. he cause his an
swer 20 the COMPLEMENTARY 20 be fled and
copy thereof served on the said ATWOOD A Axe
Icy, solicitors, within twenty days AFTER service
of copy Of said bill, and notice Of this order
and in default thereof that saidbil be taken as
confessed said by Defendant. And Il is further
ordered that within twenfy days. the Gem
plainant cause notice Of this order to be pub
hshed in the Grand Haven Ncus, newspaper
published in said county Of Ottawa, for SIX sue
cessiye weeks. or cause copy Of this order TO
be served on the said Defendant personally, at
least twenty days before the expiration Of tho
time for entering his appearance.
GEOsvESoR REED, Notary Public,
Acting rs Circuit Court Commissioner
ATyooD & AKELEY, Solicitors.
Grand Haven, April 9Th, 1859. NV mis-