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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

sAHAMAslcHrs AT GREAT lsAAcs GUN CAY.
Our Nassau correspondent under date july states
the iron lighthouses the Of erection
sshsmss by the Briub government the at aress ssacs
s. lsss and every sss @ sa Vii Be-
be Of The caopro order revolving ard showing bright white
h every so eecends LIS 5 feet above the and may be
Of s nautical mites The tower painted with alternate
ibe Revolving Light Gun Gay will from the Same date
lhow bright light every minute and half instead of every
minu'' as no" Does wha,emen.
SD from sSg Hsrbor s. bark Excel opsr Coast of Pat
ss D: sSa sss Fl 70 %
Ship america Howe Is days Noreans Tor Liverpool,
slp Charter 6ax Boston for Liverpool June O. Ia. A.
khP samoset from Charleston fol- Havre la. 81,
ship from Baltimore for Rio Jansiro July lat "a
Ship 6ea BIsbee from Boson for Quebec June 20 of
Eng jas Ersssr from Caribbean Sea for Ba
Big Mahan e. from wilmington NC for West Indies June
ss stssss june "a re- saFs'e with white
Foreign Ports.
AxYAn April i6-in pert shp Josephine, Iendhom for Fal
AIGcA DAY way 5yn port abip Geo Iee Lun for Boston
AAswrNr. about June esd bark Vivid Light Blanchard
h1i,rsS sSly SAfr schrs Magnet Pye Baltimore; Ashley.
ivrnPooi. June e2Arr Ir shin Morning Star Mckenzie
salmors sa ga ships Protector CrocKsf Adsn; Bazaar:
25h ship Old England Delano for Portland with des
pacb btesmrnps ktnx York July Twill not touch
at bGsioD iy OF WaebI gt Petite Tor
pon Tor 9ib ehips America Howe FOR do June az Hori
IL; Ocean Monarch Page for DO July City OF YORK,
eafer for DO 9Th Marquette Watts 7th Langion,
scue Tor fmaocp ha june Isl Wallace Lane, do "
ceed the Gov Ia Henry CDk Brown for City Point mmodi
diey Georgia Macoon Tor bavAnuah with despatch Sarah
q ssss ssi 70
with Quick despe'b Moses Davenport Condry Oelcus
~nh dspstcn Jas Cbesson, Bryan for Melbourne
JuIyl.
MoSrvIDHo, may 15-In port Heroine, from Daren
sbdin, M sbuiy, for NY ORR 20 6ayp.
NrwcAs1r Nj, June 30-Arr sb'o Baker Allen, Nfork
PORr az PRINCE, June In schr Sarah Burton Has
kiDs, from Ano Tor Bo*on 9th. 49,,
eourhAMiTos, June 2iArr steamship Harnmonia Nfork
for Hamburg -
tuENAa June 7--n port bark Maine. King from and Tor
Botiop brg henry Eomsn for Goucester days Bid
1b, bark 1rcpic Bro, Center, BestOn.
sf THOMAS june 2UIn port barx Ian Wepsor IownseY'
ron Maven, tkg - ~,r, ~r, Al.
ship Mary Campbell, Morse London 5h Dir Coain Kay,
NNork; t,h ship VIM n psco.t, Bell, Liverpool.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA July SID hiys Chas Heath, Loud and
GIza o. B,aon gchrs Aoa herhert Purverc, and
u,sra Dayis 90; Elizabeth eleanor, lare Somernet
It,rIIN, July q, an-Arr soips dhln Lotuop Colombo
via neFics Berry, cai1; Q0incY.
Aso tsy, Corde Cook. Gle nuegcs, brig northern Belle,
Pant Eapluye tchrs h,rbe Marion Crosby do Town
ss,d Wisiua aud Eehefr Knight bndiuo,, Phiadelahis
" sre uchiup, klizsbuihport; Petit CIan aondou
frernrh.d. amp lveYroo. hark Nedon from
signal Tor hEee orgr. la steamers Joa whitney
Hover, aaIDeFe FhhsSs spiague, Mathews fhladelphs
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TIsa oE CLOSING AT THE NEW YoRh OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. Noribsbany, Buffalo and Canada .3.45 p
s sss,s1 anS @s W., ", VA i,s ass IN
Sou.h and southwestern
mails. $500. n A. and ~ PM.
E',sfn nal" s sy .e ssass n A. M .na En-
srrDiy MAILS: On Sunday all mails close at shiR
cunoRnn. BY S,earnship Star of the West, We'd
ns oyer rSay n sa 10: California leaves u;
gve-y Monday aud Thursday q. 8 A. N. Letters
asngnet for Il should be naarked Overland, via
g. Llxs Cry The overland MAJ. from st. o,,ns CsoA IN s.n
Lake City, ssves 80 Joseph every Saturday, At
60 Letters should be marked Overland,
HAYAyA.....By sesmahlp Cabawba, TUESDAY,
3d. pAry,o by ssamahio star Of The wes.. Wed a.
xruDo Pso% New yrlsan: By steamship fsnns,,es a
The Is: and 18th Of each month. q.et,ers should
ne PLACED 10 ne ONCE as a. New York Tz days pre-
BAHAMA leIups On the day after the arrival Of each alter
mouth the steamer Ksrnaa VIII Be ' deso sass
win mails for tho bahama IAlAnds. to be landed
at Nssssu, n. p.
EuRorE. 49,. BY steamehip Arabia from Boston
Il for Liverpool, cloee here Tuesday, July
R............................,. ....Ia &bP. M.
TIME or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY Tho Overland Msf 10 Bombay closes in London
NJ folows:-VtA MArseilles on We Sd and ,sth Of
each month. Via Southampton me 18th and
cArourrA... "a lob, 18Th, .sth u. Marseies. eth. rl
CHrsA &C.. Via Msrseies the 10th and 18Th Via South
empicn 9TH and eDth.
AVsfhAnA Via Maseies and buez on the lt Via Souh
AZ - kmDion sDd euez i2A-
sAunrus va adee on the tsh and 27.h q we nonta.
49, ~ SonIhsn soD on iHr YIN o. INC m'uth
tne safaelea . despstched the 81 ab1ve
essl enoud sny OF hese dses fsr Sunday, he mil
lps Southampton psin des,scbsd IN tho morning ~
aoove useA bud any NJ iheae iaJ og Sunday,
NAL 1aespa'cheat Tie uarai;g preyVua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July st P. Il.
AsHss.--Sman sales made, including pots at
S. 20, and pearls ut S. 81.
BRFApstuI1s .---Four-Tne market was heavy, and
closed decline in descriptions OF about ten cent?
per barrel especially for State upper lake brands
The ssies embraced about 5000 bbls closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11


SANDY HOOK July TO- sunse.-lS bark going up the
bay Bound in other inward bound vessel sgbt Wind
s, fresh; weather clear.
miscellaneous.
SHIP MARY l. SUTTON at San Francisco from Hong Kong
bad wesa in the China Sea- and typh,on
seventh carried and lover opsal
yards Of fore toprnast and jury foIemsst-
ar CHARLES TUPrER-Tke schr Sea wtch, Sampson,
sailrd ideo M.y I'D Francisco
navpg the 18th March IN the stras of Magellan fell
With the wreck Br brig Charles Tupoer of Liverpool from
Liverpool river waeriogged and sup
have lett her In the boats gone
Famine, at tho western end OF the STRATA
tcnR scIoTo, of Trenton Me, from for New Haven with
lumber arrived stonington 1th inst full OF
on with unf night OF 9Th of Point Judith WA
disch. raing and would 80 on marine railway.
Brig BIRD of the Wave l79 tons Yeas CID built al Kings
ton, has been sold to a Boston houEe for $500.
barg Of 395 tons at New6ur port has sold by
John Mex GO 10 rhisdeiphia house and epry
Meare 40 but AT bstlnore 1856, both
trnpsptIet.
The following table gives srlusre
bsrLors OF New York. toston, Ss'lnure. Wurgof.
Charleston Savannah, Hophe, New orlcaps aivasop
. lalest accounts from each Of those ports.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
Port OF new York, July 10, 1859.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore aud Nor
sai passed trs Ps1ro, ana bark Hannah pson,
shS Hnaerson London and Portsmouth June
. morgan In he Ensish Channel collision win
Norw scbr emanuel but sustained no damage the scbrs
Plymouth 10Th inst miles outside the sntshp spoke ship
Bark stsanta (Bremj aorstm.nn Bremen June s, with
mdse and o. passengers henninss Costing 9th Inst la
win Dine cross; si, at 40 ST. lon 81 spoke ship Annawan
from Liverpool Tor New York. or, u vu...,,. w..
x with hides 70 hssry s10s CO lyme l.. 81 Inn 80
for gos bay The had 80 days psssage up LAT 81 NJ
hss Or ho Ssns Ss
p,is Clara iisn sukc New Haven, days, in ballast to
ssDr Fleetwood, BUR-, AIs1andria.
s schr VARY Vary Eb<a ESSon. yirsisia
sehr vi il s ssie -i Cox, virginia Virginia
Boa s5ass Civ PS
D s nS.r Pss .s Ss AL nSss
seSr ysnds1ia a~s Erzsbs:spsrs for Harrington
s Fer sHS sss si HSns fss snss s
ssasts ss. Chase ss1ssV for Port Ever.
schE Tearl, v es,e,ysh Fail River, 2 daya
s sssr ssns n.'Hs Ssw hs1s-s
scbr " Bell. Basket New haven, 2days
ssP ar aspas
schr Al smith. Chase, Brids eport z days
Sehr j NJ BrAlnard, nusscll, Portland CT 2 days.
schr Jos Hall Hall. Portland. O., days.
Slcor Velocity, Davis Port swen for Providence
Sloop Fashion, Young, Port Even tor Providence.
Steamer DetAwxro Copes. Phllsdelpbta-
Steamer Nansutts New Bedford.
Steamer Albany. Fowler Providence.
Steam Petrei, Jones, Providence.
9EIOw.
Ship Europa, from Calcutta, III days
Bark Rsnhsh thornton. from Matsnzss, 9dayaBosh by
pilot boat Ihrsian Bef &, No lG.
sbp Cynosu, G, Earris, rom Liverpool. Juue 8.
thp ADnswan AeNair, nom Liverpool Junel.
Also, one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
ship John Bright Liverpool.
Wind at sunset SSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
SALES OF REAL ESTATE,

4 0UNTRY REsIDENCr'FOR SArE-Ar HEMpsrEAD.
Long leland, with modern built house large garser lad
out with trees shrubsey fruit ac outbuildog kp ly at
70 Deisp'ey street IF. B..SH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

l,OR sALE-LOls ON MYKTLE PARK, TEROOP,
Yates stockton, Floyd Elery and Hopkins avenues In
good "a on bsh grace sh me Gses and only
tnstps rxiyosds pass hese Price $780,
thirds mortgage. Title rerf~ct
RnBEnr ADAIR, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

kOE SALE-SEvEkAL VERY DHSIRABLE PLOTS Of
lsnd Finn opposite the park for 1--we stment
speculation; quantity Of Fourth Fifth
south OF m stfes $3.50 and $500 Fer lot Apply
to IL sN MCcLAVE O13 srOad way from ii A. a. aud
after p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

EOE SsLH-A Ann or III ACRES OF RIDGE LAND
Al miles from New York four mics from saarbost land
Ing AZ Norwslk miles from nton and Wt0nepsuk
til IA well cred, has land aoundapce Of
f. good buildings commands 81 view Of Loog Island
Sound for twenty miles capital excellent
for grspipg Price apply TO AGEXANDEk OsrkaN.
DIR, 20 " nlism atreet in tho base
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

ITO LEASE-The UPPERPART of the 5-stoy
4 white marble BUILDING No SIS Broadway. Apply 70
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. a55 Broadway or TO JOHN TAY-
LOR No. S65 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
printing.

AT EyHRDELLs--Weddnx Cards, Notes,
IA k-The.- celebrated Cards spenidy engraved only
be had In Broadway Dusne Orders received by mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRlCE.
IL Wedding A. Home AID Visiting Cards Bil-Heads bus
Cards Cheoks kc. q. kELLfS No " Fuioas-. n. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

METROPOLITAN THEATER.
WI (Late Burton's under the Lsfarge House -
Sole Lesse snG Manager D. CONN Al
Doors oprnat O'Clock; commence al 1t precisely
Brilliant Combination of Attractions.
BENEFIT OF MR. CONWAY.
Last appearance Of the artist Mr. HACkETT who has
hi. valuable assauce and viii perform his great
character Of
FALSTAFF
SATURDAY, MAY 2l,
will presented Shakespeare historical ac,s OF
HENRY THE FOURTH.
John
henrN Prince OF W MI
Lady hls r
To be followed By = graud ballet Of the
SEVEN NATIONS
By tie RONZANI BALLET TROUPE.
On MONOAY-The di,tinsui.hed amaeur Capt MORTON
PRICE and Miss c. Ii CETrE the charming vocalist from
Druy Lane Theae London viii make their first appearance in
entirely original opereta in acts written and
and composed by Capt. NJ. Prce. entitled
ALL FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR
Box book open. Popular prIces restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Undersigaed in behalf Of the School Oces Of he Eighth
Ward the ONCE of the CLERK he Board of I'd ca.on
ner Of Grand aud So until WEDNESDAY The Is: dag Of
June Y ooes for making certain alterations and
repair. on COLORED SCHOOL-HOUSE No. & In Laureus.
st. said WsTd pursuant plans and specific fe and
70 BE- the oce Of he Superintendent o. school Buildings,
No. "a CrOsbyst.
Also for Pantnr ,te inside walls Of Ward School Hou,e No
S8 in said EEh NaTd according 20 specifications f- and
be the oe q the Sue2de: Of School B-l4lgs
ssaforrsid
Tie School Oce Of the Wad the rsh 20 rec. say
al ct ProposaIs offered II t-ei foF tie p-bc nerss.
- 81 s. WILLIAM TUChER. tc c..,--
WiLLIAA BLQJ QJaI lE.D, C'ma-'H'-'H
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
ClTYoF NEw-YoRE, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
CONTROLLERS OFYcE, Apr, -. 1859
NOTICE-SEALED PRO

CIIYof NEw-loRN, DtPARTMENt Ot FIhANcE,
CONTROLLERS OFScE, Apu -. 1859.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO
~ POSALS will De- received this office until WEDNEs-
DAY the first day of Juu l. o'clock noon for the
chase BY the COOPERATION Real Estate for the ae Fire
Department a, follows: go
Lot Engine Co No 35 br ocaed within he following
boundaries, ll3th ana i2lst-s;... ID and 81 avs.
Lot for Engine Co. No A. be Ocaed between Suffolk Al
toruey, elancey and Broome.sts.
lot Hose Co. No be oca:ed between Slaok Attorney,
Risnston and Broomrs's.
Lot Hook and Ladder Co. No H. 20 be located between
SCsmmel. Clinton, Henry and Divi.iou-,ts
Ladder Co No be located between ih,
Thompson and Bleec ker-sts. and 6th-ay.
Proposal, diagram Of the property offered giving
locality aud dimensous also the character Of improvements
any, Payments be made in cash giving clear ani salts
factory title.
The Controller the right 20 reject al proposals.
II in h, Judgment the interests the Corporation shall require H.
ROBT. T. HAWS, Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
6tationerp ana fanep @ooos.

ACCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY.
"a full supply constantly hsod and MADE TO ORDER
BQsire,, men are invited TO call a. THE OLD STAND
HOWE FERRY,
Late Raynor, Howe Ferry,
No. 20 Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

WOODS MINSTRELS,
w Nos. Sol snd 5o5 BROADWAY.
THE OLDEST and LARGEST COMPANY ia the WORLD.
ASTOU NDISG SUCCESS.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
SELECT NEGRO MINSTRELSY.
To conclude with THRD WLEEl new Comic Spectacular
Paatonme, entitled
THE GESII OF THE LAKE
with and gorgeous scenery, dresses properties :ranst5rs
tons, &c.
TINE CHASeEp-Door open n 81 TO commence a: ocock
Tickets 25 cents; Children under 10 years II cents
NOTICE.-Ou SATURDAY NEXT,
A GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
commencing a. q o'clock admission usual
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Amusements.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-MATINEE.
"A FAREWELL PERFORMANCES IN AMERICA Of
MILE. PICcOLOMlNLs
THIS (Ss,urdsyt AFTERNOON, May q. at O'Clock,
EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE.
WHOLE oPtsi.
with rrccoLoas hi bklGSoLi fAS #. and BARnl
.eooud inclsaEs "a. ee'esa'ed Loy DUE o'
with Nm DE- wILH0RsT AMoDIo JUNcA
Tickets the Manee Pee ca o. Obtained a; the u' 'a
pisces There will be no reserved -est'
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-LA TRAyATA.
Positively la. aeeR. and last aiIht in Auecl Of
MILE. PICCOLoNINI;
'io'DA'' La la TRAvIATA
Is,s @ 9.Tse1 Of vfoLETTA IT BRGSoL AMoDo sad
BARlL in their original roles Conductor Sig auZio aud
Doni1etti'. rrand tragic opsra.
IL PoLLuToin PoLLu = ., y MA MARr,RI: 3. s
s be prss H IN sy @ % chat si,Is ] o
Pauline; BRIGNoLI 3. PoluiS; AM0plo as se'eTe'
vii ,te her debut on the Of June. in Plciu, grand
A CADEMY Of MUSIC; uo,,o
n HAYDN,s Tst GEAND 9sT,TIoS 1RsToRio
NEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
MAURICE sTRAKosCH.
IL 90 YOUNG z IN sidi MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Fin; appearance in Oratono
Madame CORA De wILHoRsr.
TUESDAY EVENING. My %. 1859.
The Oratoo will be given the scale OF grandeur which
oharaoterzd performances Of the Society at the Academy
ss. season By particular reques, Of friends thu So
cie;y desrous OF hearing gifted countywoman iu
OraiorO, - -
Madame CORA DE WILHORST
will sing The first soprano part
q. 4. BRISToW.. ......... 'onducfor
Tickets Fifty Gents. parts Of the houseo BE- had At Hal
Sons No. 5i5 Broadway Breusns No 70l Broadway Sb-s
Ticket Office No. Il Wa., sud door the evening
the performance. No reserved seata.
Doors open at O'Clock; 10 commence at 2.
THEATRE FRANCAIS. No. 5-j Brosdway.-
T. WIDOWS et C. SAGE.................Dire .Directeurs
SAMEDI, Il Mai. lejl
ADJOURNMENT SUSPENDU.
Representation ENtrsordiusire
An Benehce de
MILE. EUGENTE SEM
INTERMEDE MUSICAL,
Par NM. JUNCA ct MORELLl.
Premiere representation de
LIZ NICOMTE DE LETORIERES.
Pour plus de details yoir les pTcgrammes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Chances for Business nlen.

DROOKLYN SCHOOL for SALE.-fias been
established eight excellent eighbohood has
always well Price $50 Address TEACHER
Box No. $50 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

DOOKSELLING BUSINESS in CANADA for
- SALE A fourshng Book,eug and Stationery business
IN Of leading cities Canada and established more than
twenty years since is be disposed OF Any wishing
oT the address JAMES MILLER Bookseller
No. 40 Broadway, New fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
6onsss an0 farms Uante6.

EIRST or SECOND FLOOR Of q HOUSE
WANTED, where there is but family; loci,lon be-
4,a aud I'd and "a and 6h-sys pre-
and cd and privilege Bathroom gen
teHs4 and wife References exchanged Address with terms
HOME, Tribune Ofice
HOUSE and LOT WANTED. The advertiser
wishes purchase -tory HOUSE aud LOT bounded
By heHry Pike Rgtgersst Address NJ W, Box No. 100
Tribune Oee, stating price, aid description Of premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
7 ADDS PARLOR GRAND PIANO
IL Can b. bought AZ

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
BTEINWAY SONS ayte artists and the pxbc Z, gsoee
10 cal and examine their newly y-invea,d ovER5rknS
GRAND PIANO which, for power snd quality of sons ~
superior other Grand Piano by sh who have -
amiB-d Ii whoa ths best musical tsss q the ooS
such GOldbeck Tn Hsgan editor Of The Musical -
vsw) U. c. Hll. ". A. Kins w. Mason H. c. Tnnn, n. 4
woIsnhsup.. A. II. Wood, aud many o,hers
sTEfNWAY SONS,
Msa1fsc.lrers. No, 90 and 81 Wslkers... Esv YoteL
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16
THE. WEATHER.

Last week the weather was beautifully
fine, as mild as gentle spring, and as mel
low as early autumn. This week, what a
changed The ground is covered with
snow, frosts creep in at our windows, and
the mournful sigh of wintry breezes give
warning that winter is not far off But
we hope not a gloomy, tedious winter, for
even this season of the year has its
charms. The day may be passed in ra-
tional enjoyment or business, and then
the long evenings to be spent at ones
own freside, with the family group who
assemble in the happy circle of home.
The cheerful conversation, the entertain
ing story, the sports and pastimes OF the
juveniles, all tend to render home, a de-
lightful retreat. But many, during these
long evenings, in their restitution of home
and loved ones, have no pleasures, no en-
joyments, no loved hearts to contribute
to their happiness. Let us pity the poor
remember their wants and suaerings, and
as kind Heaven has bountifully blessed US
in basket and store, let us not be forget
full that they too need food and clothing
and kind hearts TO sympathize with them
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

A Coon WORK CoMMENcED.-ln an
other part of our paper will be found an
article copied from the last issue of the
Clarion, relative to "The Probate Con-
troversy" We simply ask perusal OF
It. It exhibits contritiou for the great in
Justice and misrepresentation it has here
tofore knowingly heapcd upon Judge TAY-
LoR. It is right and just; it is sensible.
II is an evidence there is still existing
a spark of rectitude and honesty that
may vet become more dictinct. Let the
good work SO wisely begun by our neigh
Dor 90 on; confess the errors, false posi-
tions aud statements, and the frequent
perycrsion of great political truths, which
from time to time have appeared W.
earnestly wish to see the good work go on
Nous yerronS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16
re- The Messrs. BAKERS Concert

re- The Messrs. BAKERS Concert
last evening, was a rare and pleasant en-
tertainment. The evening was fine and
a good many wero present; all seemed
to enjoy themselves and all were satisfied
The citizens of Mill Point will have an
opportunity of hearing these celebrated
vocalists on Friday evening next, at that
place. OF course there will be a general
turn out.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

Es- We frequently meet with mon
strosities in the animal department Of
this world, and so it is with vegetable
productions. H. A. COLEMAN, proprie-
tor of the livery stable, at RrcE's hotel,
brought in to us one day last week mon
strous turnip. It measured three feet IN
circumference Raised on the farmof Jo-
sephus Hathaway, town of Crockery.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

q GREeoRY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.
This Association composed mainly Of
teachers in our own and adjoining coun-
ties, held It's first meeting, on Saturday
last, at Eastmanyille, where the hospital
tiles Of the place were rendered its mem
bers. But few however were in attend.
ance, owing 10 The severe storm that pre-
vailed during the day. The exercises con-
sisted Of discussion on the subject OF
singing in our common schools; an essay
by Rev. II. Boss, subject, county super
intendency Of Schools; and poem by
Mrs. LILLE A. BRoss, subject, the Pill
grims, in addition to the transaction o
much business incident to the commence
meut Of the organization, We bellev'
this Association, if rightly conducted
will be productive of much good both I
teachers and schools in our county. w
wish the enterprise God speed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

MUSHROOM HousE.-This House Is
pleasantly situated, on the corner of Pine
and Lake streets, kept by JOHN F. CHUBn,
who has the reputation of being one OF
the most accommodating and attentive
landlords that tho Muskegon Valley at
fords. At his table you will find every
thing in the shape of eatables, got up
in tip-top style. Rooms well furnished.
Persons visiting Muskcgon, having once
enjoyed the quiet and comforts of this
house, will be anxious TO give him sec
ond call. Success friend c..
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

EF A frst-class propeller, Cuydho-
ga, Capt. HALFWAY, will run to and
from this port in connection with the new
steamships of the d. & M. r. r. Co.
The arrangement is good one, and will
insure uninterrupted connections at this
point.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

Ng- We shall insert in our next issue
an original and interesting article, a
" Legend of Berkshire" Also a COM
munication from " FRANKLIN"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

Q Eg- Agreeably to the announcement
of last week our Union School commence
ed last Monday morning. A large mum
Der of scholars in each of the depart
ments are attending. We rejoice it is so.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

STATE or MICHIGAN The Circuit
- Court for the County of Ottawa, in Cbanecry:
Henry Morgan, Complainant, cs. Charles Il.
Wyman, Carlton L. Storrs, Charles Reynolds,
Gamaiel Il. Herrick, Harvey p. Plat and
George III. Wyman, Defendants;
AT asesson of said Court, begun and holden
Mt the Court. House, in the village Of Grand
Haven, in said county, on Saturday the fifteenth
dny of October eighteen hundred and fifth nine:
Present the Hon. +. j. Littlejohn, Circuit Judge
In this cause ON reading and fling due proof
that the defendants Gamaliel E. Herrick, Har-
vey p. Platt and George IL. Wyman, are non
residents of this State, on motion of Whitney q
Gray, solicitors for said complainant, il is order
cd that the said defendants, Gamaliel u. Her
rick, Harvey p. Platt and George IL. Wyman,
cause their appearance TO be entered in this cause
within one hundred days from the date OF this
order; and that in case of their appearance they
cause their answer 10 the conplainants bill to
| be fled and copy thereof to be served on the
solicitors for said complainant. within twenty
days after service Of copy of said bill and notice
of this order and for deiaultthereof that the said
bill be taken as confessed by the said-defend,
ants. Gamaliol Il. Herriok. Harvey p. Plattand
George II. Wyman. And it is further ordered
that within twenty days the said complainant
cause this order to be published in some newspa
per printed in said county, and that the smC
publication be continued in said paper once II
| each week for six weeks in succession or tina
he cause a copy Of this order to be PERSONAL,
| served on said defendants, Gamaliel L. Herrick
Harvey p. Platt and George ii. Wyman, ut leas
twenty days before the time above prescribe'
for their appearance.
JAMES p. SCOTT, Register.
Wr~uEY & GRAY, Sol'rs for Commit. Az v.