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portion OF territory, shall be restored 10 tho Grand
Duke fiRprrAsp; that system Of modern (sa1e)
that Austria shall frsntly disepgsse herself from an
incesssns csuse OF embarrassment FOR the future, aud
That she shall consent 10 complete the nationality
sentation and administration, but aiso an Italian
army. We demand that the fortrs0cs Of Mantua
and eschiera shall be rcgsried ~ federal fcrtrcsses
AND. lasSy, that's Confederation based the real
wants, - well ~ on the traditions Of the Penin sula
to the exclusion OF every foreign influence, shall con-
soddate the fabric Of the independence Of Italy.
REFLECT nothing for the attainment Of this great
result Let your Majesty be convinced Of II, my
tmebts will not vary, aud far the interests Of
France are net opposed 10 IT. shall always be happy
TO serve the cause for which have combatted tc-
se'her.
rAace Of 81 Cloud, goth q October, 1859.
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A HAN named General Bowxs d,sd y,,x ,,d-
denly ct Humwelstovn, Pa on Wsdnssdsv
II sppears that he had Q very largo vart on an.
Of his hands, and was inducsd BY soms 70 cut n
out, and apply arsenic TO destroy the roots. ne
applied the poison on Monday, after having cut
OFT tho wsrt. The cut being very dep, the
poison communicated with ths lsstanR artsriss.
and he was thereby poisoned. -is olg
TIM Welsh papers are Laughing pss6knst q
= welsh civinc, At Shrswsbury, who rsssntly,
in preaching funeral ssrmon for the lsss ~.
JonS ASohIL jams, Of Birmip CHAM. teck A.
his text the following hagneuts Of scripturD
There was man sent from God, who's -
was john. And I saw the Aas,u A Il I,
the midst Of heaven, g." - Jo..ss. ~.
servant Of God, &c. The sermon Il said TO nave
been ''excsllsnt."
Accounts from Europe state that lases es,;-
talists now find IL difficult 10 selsct chaansis Tor
tho Investment Of their surplus funds. Amsrlcs N
securities are regarded with les favor than for
meriy, ss many Of the railways N ths United
Statee, largely owned In Eagland, pay no divi-
depds. The States In good credit do not wish -
borrow, and the bankers Of Europe have bssa
alarmed by the recent revelations In rsearA -
tho Austrian loan and the new tax upen its NJ
tionAl debt.
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Of course, primo. .fdcic case would be made out
against them. The Alderman would then offer
to compromise the matter for q certain sum, in
stead Of making q return to the District A,tor-
ncy. In this manner he Is alleged to have swim
died sonre fifteen tsvern-kcepers, among others
dependent upon her. On q hearing before tho
Recorder, the Alderman and his pimp, ALKxAr-
DIR, were each held TO bail In the sum Of i've
hundred dollars
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ONE MILLION or ausxx1s.

million OF muskets, appeal to the United States
Press to forward their noble work, by rcprodu-
cling their circular, as follcws.-
ONE MILLION or ausxx1s.
Pursuant 10 the resolutions Passed st the italian
meeting, he'd the sth uit, at tho Gtuyvesant In
stitute, we, the undersigned, appointed Permauont
Committee In order 10 second the subscription OPEN
ed by Gen. 0AmaIpi for the purchase Of ono million
of muskets call tie italian rsidcnts OF the United
States. and on all noble hearted men who befrisni
civil and religious liberty, 10 unite In realizing this
our undertaking.
The struggle Ia which . great part q Italy Is at
prestn MT tngsged Ia not only one Of national liberty,
banefu Influences q the past-D spotsn,, ignorance
ard Superstition. We are not, In this noble work,
actuatcd by telfsh motives, but feel are making
q sincere end solemn appeal to our n)N.cttiIens
In behalf of this ancient mother OF modern nations
AID We ate assured thst their mite will MT be
withheld by the fieemcn Of the land whose liberty
Is the dread Of governments whose policy Is b de-
bae humanity. We appeal, In tho name Of pro.
gpss and Il the supr, macy Of the mind Tho sane
tty of our cause encourages us u the belief that
our sppeal will not bc without effect, and we an
tcipats the liberal answers by our thanks.
Subscr ptisns can DO made In money or In articles
Of fine arts. Any sum of money, even wcro II
t1te O. Mt postage stamp, will be welcomed aud may
be addressed to the Treasurer Articles u fine arts
to be forwarded to Mr. PArnnIo PiArrt. Subscribers
arc requested TO give thoir aud address Sub
scIilCrs' names wil be registered In book, which
will DO forwarded by the P,rmancnt Committee ~
the Italian Government New York, Nov. 10, 1860.
Gen. Josrr1i Az EzZArA, President, 81 Cedar Il.
DoNErIoo MisrtLI, No. O51 Broad say, ~ Y.
PATbnio PATTI, No l.o33 Brosdway, NY.
hioHAlL NAssi, No, 2O4 WILLIAM ST., Y.
Pruf. AcuuLH MAasI, % west Warren st Bkly n.
G.B sA~GuIsrrri, No. 1888 Broadway, N Y.
JAArs GASpoLro, Treasurer, 40 Exchange place.
H. ArCAkNI; Stcrttaiy, No. "a Cadar st., N Y.
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The Dean Of Carlisle, In q recent lecture on
tobacco at Carlisle, England, gave the follow
ing statistics -
In 1soS, thirty. three millions Of pounds Of to-
bacco were ootsumed here, at an sxpenss Of eight
millions Of money Eve million two hundred and
tsenty thoosano pounds d which went IN duty to
Goverpment, to say nothing Of vast quantities SNUG
sled into the country. Tnere is . steady incras
upon this consumption, far exceeding the oontcm
ersge wss lilo oz. per head per annum; ia
1901, Il had risen TO 1896; ard Ia 1853 70
10 OF or At least s the rate Of ois.fourth
heads Of tobacco in the bonding houses in
Lor don 1t one time. There arc twelve city brokers
In London expressly devoted to tobscco sales 90
manufacturers; 1859 tobacco shops In London 80
clay pipe makers; 1880 workmen engaged in the dif-
fcrt nj branches Of the business sud no iess than
ao2 CAS- tobacco shops in tho United Kingdom. Aud
We turn TO the Ointment the consumption and ex-
France much moro u consumed In proportion TO the
population than In England. The Emperor clears i00.
100000 Of frM cs annually by the Government mo
making 1000 ooo Of tobacco pipes. In the city q
Hamburg 10000 cigars are consumed daily, although
the pcpuation u not much ovor 100 600; 10 900 per-
In their manufacture 10000 900 cigars are supplied
annually; sptinting press Is entirely occupied In
printing labels Tor the boxes OF cigars, &c and the
business represents Aooo.00oL In Denmark tho
annual consumption reaches the enormous average
ofT0 ounces per head oftne whole population and in
Belgium even more-to % ounces, or pounds and
3-oths Of pound per head. In America the average
Ia vastly higher. Ia calculated thai the entire world
OF smokers, mufers and chowers, consume 100000
Of tons q toba annually, f4s0 900 900 Of pounds
weight ss much In tonsge as tho corn consumed by
10000 COO Of Epglishmen, and actually at cost
sufficient to pay for all the bread corn eaten In oat
Britain. Five mlion and bali of acres arc occupied
iu It's growth, Chi, fly cutvat, by slave labor, the
product Of which, at two pence per poupd, would
yield thirty seven millions OF pounds sterling,
Tho time would fall TO tell of the wat amount of
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NdME. DEMoREsTs IMPBovED SKIRTS
The ar: premium and p,,ss psSs.;
and esnaot get ont q oIdsr $40 BroadSsy ssO Oaqsl
81, 266 Bowery. llg Eighth ayenue 6I9 Broadway "
Grse House; 96a Fulton d, brooklyn. Nine DEMO
BkSs Prise medal skrts cannot get out Of order De;
elegant proportions and srest durability. IN si's
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DEyIyAL OF THE ANCIENT GREEK
~ Fire, now called the Magic Wafer-a most beau
the parfor, drawing roo schools ard the scientific
iSS 6n rseapt 81 thise boxes VII
be sent e any part Of the United States in boxes CON
ratus. l6b broadway, ". ul6 8'llb
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DEoPLE's CANDIDATE-sTH ALDER

manic District comprising parts Of the 7th, 18th
and 18th -Rumsellers and Politicians clear the
track, cannot stand ten millions In the way Of tAI-
CITY any longer and then to be shut up In prison for
striving TO mems life In o free country, IL too
cal AZ and then ysu may carry STATE prisons, Black
wells IslaDd, and the poor houses. We working men
don't like that kind Of freight II don't pay You have
runthis we made for You, ashoreby strikers Buy
freight with standing casks, and nothing but hard
labor 10 foot the bill Working men rally for Alder
man, EDWARD FALCONER, b MADgin st.nolb 6s1b0
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20 the United s.ates Pres.

Tho Committee appointed to receive con,iibu-
tions in behalf Of the GAhIBALDI fund for one
million Of muskets, appeal to the United States
Press to forward their noble work, BY rcprodu-
cling their circular, as folcws:-
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LMOKEY CHIANEYS, WITH DEFECTIVE
- drsusht, mAds 70 draw without smoks bg NIBL'S
Rstsnt spscr.tas It:op srstion sqsrant9sd, Is. AGPs
q. BrookiSs- ID a<A1'los
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aRoCEkiEs AND PnotisI oNs -
CHAAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSB

Tbi, reat sals CONTINVES FvERY DAY.
Flour UArrantsl On Asllvery, st - %, and STiper
Sarrel- -
bayins your soods from THQS Il AGNEW,
.lo2<scslss end 60 Murray st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

ONLY II CENTS FOR BEAUTIFUL Hue
- NAN HAIR JONES' okIGINAL CORAL
IL, for dressing, dsrkenins, softenins, elean.ins
Eowins and ID seaatihips ths hair q 800 and IN, W.
One article. u10 2AAc'144
oils AND PAINT-BOHED PAINT OIL
" 90 cents, Elastic Roof on q cents per gal; Lin
geo Qil, vsrnishe:, Tgypentins, AS; Grafton PANT
White Lssl AaS zAsa : ssnSA D. bIpWklLs ~
Pearl ID osl1 &AAslA
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lyl ever-huttou, eta 20 cts per H. beef sirloin
steal, g. porter house. 10 cts .oastins pieces,
and cents; oysters 20 eta quart, Al the old e.tab'
Iishad market, corner Of North lth and 9th sta WM
1RIDGE Il WELLA uol2 6'i00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

xAHAyen Water Proof Leather Preservar, discovered
10y Professor OLMsrED, Of Yale College. Good WAGES
be made Apply to the agent l43 Nassau st. nib y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

DIAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,
sorniees tassss, cord bfasses Ae 70 per ssat les
than broeass REiesa ZIG bSsrd. g On hsnS and made
Ell aAa1slb1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

EMPORIUM OF FASHION, ss4 CANAL ST
Il London 80 Parisb Fsshiou. NLtins fof
%sseinsss. Sss Eshicns6is drs-mshinS;. sastiaz
anA baistlns. ara nfAnt vsrdrohss so@sssss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

CLOUR! FLOUR FLOURl
T. 800 gARREIs fL9UR FOR sALa
Good sItrs Family Bshsss, L.our from g ~ e VI
SaTeisv a as 2lAn'tI3
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HOUSEKEEPING.

A CKNOwLBDGED THE BEST-"FoRE-
"A MANS Areh Spring Bed Bottoms are selling for
81 90 TO 81 Gsttrasses at wholesale pti "a "a S
5 Great Jones st., corner BroAdwAy. nll s4AH'lnI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

UTANTED-AT wALLACE'S OFTICE,
w 5Ands st, Brooklyn, good cook, chsmbermsids,
uurycs general housewofkerp, small girls, &C.; they
nnst ba yell recommended vmp,oyarr 10 city aud
sonntry "r"uptiy suppied With sftcient serysnts At
Glls once. nS2aAr'lb2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
"A ed-bO girls to learn to make artificial howsrs-
wages paid while learning. Apply at No. Isl Clinton
et, basement door nl26'l00
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FLOUR AND BUTTER FOR TIE WHOLE
Il eity-G0od four % ~ to ~ 5l best double EXTRA,
per H. Families laying 10 their hntter and -four, VIZ,
Tye corner Ssth A. mole 9iae'l0T
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. IL. 1859


The Dean Of Carlisle, In . recent lecture on
tobacco .. Carlisle, England, gave the follow
ing staiistics -
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
H FARE So TO albany.
0n and aftst MONDAY SoveWber lath, NV trains
For Williams Bridge-s:3O and II 4 N. 2;s0 and $50
For white Pisins-l2;3o andb Pm.
For 61o r. NJ. from depot cor. White
and Centre sta.
For Croton Falls r NJ from 26th st.
For Mllerton-8 p N. from 26tb ST.
For Albany-9 A. N. from 26th II, mall train.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Williams Bridge-6;4Q and 930 A N IL and $40 Pm.
White PiAins-b and T!0 A n; 100 II. ~
CrOton falls-T A. NJ
Millerton-T M. -
Albany-l1 A. NJ, mail train. ni trlbS
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EuRS-FURS-NEw YORK FUR co.
y lMPORTANT To TIE LADIES.

r .hDlES, YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HALH
~ youI money by purchasing youi Fur at the NsS
York Fur Manufacturing Co., No 50 Chatham 81. We
get the fuIs direct from agents In the North
and West, which enables 70 onsr these truly great
barGaips. noa No.
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yNANTED-LADIES rA.GHT TU OPP
w rate on sinser q and whs~sr wissnn'. s-sins
Machines by the most xpericnced teacher In the city,
practice until Isif,ct all kinds Of work and
lleneed 70 pises., aosr learning. Bindns, tnekiu,
kerr uius gathering gusgts included for ST. Em-
rloyt supplied With tho be a o. OPERATOR st 81 StAp
Sor At: also ope, stnrs wanted. MS 2xAesEA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RCHITECTURE-A CARD
IA Mr. j. q. AUSTIN,
Architect and Land Surveyor,
No. 10 East 3Sth Il,
nlG 2laces New York,
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NHAPPED FLESH, ERUPTIONS, SALT
FRECKLES, kORPHEW, TAN, sUNBURN. sKIN
DISKASks,
Boap This fne article L cold for 2b ceuts al 800 and
862 Broadway, 100 Fulton. lbS Bowery, aud Hayes,
JoNEs G.NUINs OLD CORAL HAIR RksroRA-
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MRS. c. BOIREAU,
ul Il FULTON STREET,
Brooklyn.
Near the Futon Ferry.l
Stitching bv Wheeler a Wilson's Machine,
Shirts, Collars, Boeoms, Wristbands, and Shop Work
Of all kinds, quickly done at the
LOWEST RATES
Sps cal attention given TO Ladies' Dresses and other
gaments Family sewing of every description prompt
ly done IN the mo at splendid manner, on very mooer-
ate terms. Ladies' are invited 10 call.
BY means Of the Patent Hemmer the finest hens
are elegantly turned and stitched upon Napkins, Hand
kerci Jeff. Garments, and goods Of every species.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17
CLOTHING

FUkS-FURS - FURS - WANTED ALL
H.. m asdes vhe study economy 70 answer this gues
sna 20 and Is dollsrs for sst Of French mink,
~ S yGr . can Set rood y not bsttef & from 10 to
tween Wth and Xth sts . Remcmber up stairs. can
seuA set Of furs - low - four dolsrs. Real mink
mua from siI dollars mp, and chiIdrens furs very
cheap Fun made, altered and repaired csrefuly and
promPtiy, hy Dracticsl furrier.
nl$2lAcs1U GEO FINI0AN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

RLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, ANVILS, VICES,
- bellows large shears, stocks tape, dice, railing
c.stings, book safe also two ANAL steam ensinsr
JOHN FRASER, 80 Rose 1t. nol6 6'l0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

ITO WIRE wORKERS-wANTED I OR 2
l. good hands TO work on Baaumopts patent self set
ting rat trsps. Apply to A. N. COCHRAN, .a West
3tth At. nl6Tloi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-17

DFST, THE VERY BEST HAIR DYE IN
ID use-Prioe 90 octs-yEssEY'S riginai Columbian
Hair Dye, depot ll2 Grand st Williamsburgh. u, q.
4 Co, ,l5 Franklin at, New York. Hayes, brooklyn,
and retailsd at all Druggsts In the United States.
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TAPANNERS-PLAIN AND ORNAMENT
- al wanted Apply at 81 Fulton st, up stairs nlb g.

FADES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
70 DO all kinds Of work the naGsrnent Of the
shine thoroughly learned charges only q for the full
kHk -, uo14 os2s2
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

CURRANT JELLY.-Pick fine red, but
fully ripe, currants from the stems; bruise
them, and strain the juice from quart
at time through thin muslin; wiring it
gently, to get all the liquid, put pound
of white sugar to each pound of juice
stir it until it is all dissolved; set it over
a gentle fire let it become hot, and boil
for fifteen minutes; then try it by taking
spoonful into saucer; when cold, if it
is not quite firm enough, boil it for few
minutes longer; strain it into small white
jars or glass tumblers; when cold cover
with tissue paper as directed. Glass
should be tempered by keeping it in warm
water for short time before pouring any
hot liquid into it; otherwise il will crack.
To make currant jelly without boiling,
press the juice from the currants, and
strain it; to every pint add pound Of
fine white sugar; mix them together UNI
til the sugar is dissolved; then put il in
jars, seal them, and expose them to hot
sun for two or three days.
Germantown Telegraph.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

NOVEL METHOD OF PROJECTING THE
PEAcH.-We find the following in n
Minnesota exchange: at is generally
tho't peaches will not do well here. This
we believe to be mistake-all they re-
quire is TO be sheltered. Mr.. Robert L..
Phillips has some fine young trees, ready
10 blossom this spring. His plan is to
plant them in burr oak thicket. An
aspen thickct is still better. The ground
is so rich as toproduce a vigorous growth,
although the aspen and oak stand so
thick about them as TO almost conceal
them from sight. 1t is under such cir
cumstances that the finest quality and
most luxuriant growth of our wild
fruits, crab apples, plums and cherries are
found"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

WHEAT AS FooD FOR SrocK.-A cor
respondent Of the Mark Lane Express
says that wheat boiled with q small guam
tity of roots will fatten cattle faster than
the Same value Of best bruised oil-cake
will do. Another has fattened pigs on
wheat boiled with potatoes, and found
them TO "thrive most wonderfully
Linseed cake is too high, compared with
most other food for stock--an evil which
farmers can readily cure by refusing TO
buy it.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

NUTRIrIvE PROPERTIES OF FODDER.
The following, according TO the Maine
Farmer, shows the nutritive properties
of the different kinds of fodder:
One hundred pounds Of hay arc equal
to 275 lbs. green Indian corn, $50 lbs.
rye straw, 164 lbs. oat straw, 153 lbs.
pea straw, 2Ol lbs. raw potatoes, $50 lbs.
mangle wurtzel, 504 lbs. turnips, 81 lbs.
rye, 40 lbs. wheat, 80 lbs. oats, as lbs.
peas or beans, Ga lbs. buckwheat, 81 lbs.
Indian corn, 6s lbs. acorns, los lbs. wheat
bran, 100 lbs. rye bran, 167 lbs. wheat,
pea or oat chat, l79 lbs. rye and barley
chaff.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13
IPrairie Farmer.

FARMERS, if you wish TO keep your
sons on farm, you must put more intel
Iect into your farming A bright boy
wants food for the mind, as well as work
for the body. He will be willing TO work
when the mind directs the hand. Other
wise you cannot keep him at home.-
Therefore read and think about various
good things, and work on your farm
Your boys will stay with you then; be
coming good farmers and good citizens.
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Richmonds & Backus,
MANUFACTURERS OF t-s
BLANK BOOKS

IA or Manufactured to Order, Detroit Michi-
gan. County Offices supplied with Records Of
all Styles, of our own manufacture, with or
without Printed Headings.
All kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Book Bind
ing executed in superior style, Also full
assortment Of Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note
Writing Paper, Wrapping, Tissue and Envelope
Papers, Staple and Fancy Stationery, in great
variety, as Ink, Steel Pens, States, Lead PEN
ellis, Envelopes, Red Tape, Sealing Wax, India
Rubber, Paste Boards, Drawing Paper, &C.,
with many other article in their line which they
offer for sale at Low PRICES.
RICHM0NDS & BACKUS.
Detroit, January II, 1852 T6m nj
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13
AGRICULTURAL.

THERE is no more uncomfortable place
lone that makes us ache so bad--as
filthy, noxious, Uttered barn in spring
time, with It's emptiness. Do not blame
your wife, sir, if she is slovenly when yoii
barn is a pest house. A barn Is not Toe
good to use broom in.
[Prairie Farmer.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13
Architectural Drafting

rINHE Subscriber Is dosirous OF informing the
il inhabitants OF Grand Haven and vicinity,
that he is ready for making any kind Of Plans,
specifications and Estimations for Buildings.
Churches, Bridges, or any other Works, on-very
short notice. HENRY b. w. VANZALINoEN.
Grand Haven, Feb. 2, 1859. ms ms
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

lust received, new lot Of those Warranted
- Water Proof Grained Leather Boots at
c., w. a SIS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13
To Rent!

TNHE Ware House and Dock, occupied by
Il Messrs. Blake and Hubbard, on lot 8, Wa
ter Street One Office in the same building, now
occupied by Mcssrs. II. l.. EULER &c,
Two lots fronting 10 rods on the River COM
mencing at the old Ware House. Said Lots are
well locked, and will be leased with or without
the above Ware House. CUTLER & WARTS.
January H. 1859. FMS If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13

S0A BARRELS of Grand Rapids and Mil
CUV waukcc Flour, for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers. O., WAS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-13
Brick-Maker Wanted.

A good practical Brick Maker is wanted at the
IA Brick-yard, located at the head of the Bay
on, in the township of Norton. Good wages will
be given, either by the menth or on shares
Apply TO the subscriber on the premises, or by
mail. Post Office address, Mill Point, Mich.
SAMUEL ToRRANs.
April p, 1850. T&n1s CIV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-27

0O0 ~
JOHN c. HENDERSON, SMTTH SEQ,
TTavR removed sasir sales rooms 3. ne lofts s3
ii BroaEuav. and are ready 10 erhibit heir samples q
FRENCH " which exceed ln variety any IN
~ - - ~ 80 m ~ f.cs-ies m Paris. and
W. H.~e - nsuufaaursd an extensive variety o.
american Fi0vors. and 10 shs eias ve have every COR
oeirahie quality style AID Erlce q manufactured 9esh
ard the matenais fr nanufacurers
Is large ani varied in quality snd sfyle5 and % meet ne
wants Il the Trade, W have ~purchssed and converted
streets. into enc Faetery. and are PREPARED % produce {
Artificial E1OVvcrs
undsr ne nmaeemeaf Of or NJ =. weieh
Feather
under ne mnassmcnt q r. Bens.
LACE RUCHEs, sc, sc,
under re manssement q kdEurd 5adNs1ns Of the late
On rgrps- seins ths development o. ne shove
hranche 1t Home Irlde 10 heir fullest extent We have
Imported msisriai and hrought over frcnea Artists oi
Partisan repufauon, viii . star o. a2isians which
uIfh ne ven kn8rn enaiency Of ne management, is a
rusrancr RAJ he ~prcdu1s o. oar hctay viii surpass in
r~erfecflun any Eoods heretofore made n America
ne ssiss department Is coHaned 90 as Broadway and
L rndrr fhe folovinr manzsemeuf
Ts FnnA FlousT DsParfmszf,
J. b. snum
OsfriA and Faacg Feafkers,
IT. cREEoHToN
freHct Mofcrtda,
p. HALL
Head Dresses, OraGmsnfs. &c,
G. W~HITTrMnnE-
.fmericaE Department - Eiotosrs, Recess and
FGHg Goods,
Under he msnaEemeut q cur NJ. r. d. Howell.
Frenck D~sparfmsai, 102 Ras ds Riohssau, Paris
under ne management Of orr NJ. J Esnnsdy smyth
and 8. Lemeroier. Esisied hy M ,. ID. Davis AID Nj.
isE IN tsis Issdius department q our
busiuess We purchase and mzuusrlurct TIC chcirHd de-
sirns 10 fhs Freuch msrfet AMI receive D. every steamer
ne lsst style appcsrinE-
Oar sales are strictly confined o. ne Wholesale Busi-
uea. and Es respectfully mraa merchants r. cramine
oHr Fo~H
,. q. HENDERSON,. sNYTH
80. 80 B~ruEduay, Neu Tofk-
NO G. HENDERSON 4 CO
10 5 B~rosdvsg.
HENDERSON, sMYTu & o 60
far1f-zus 10. rHq Hre a. nichrleau. Paris