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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08
G ROW E r & B A K E Us
SERVING EHAGMBMI8A

1t excels all others in the simplicity Of its con-
struction.
1t is the most durable, each machine is warrant
cd for one year.
1t is the easiest TO learn to operate.
1t fastens its own thread when it stops.
The thread does not have to be rewound as on
Wheeler & Wilson's.
1t will stitch, gather, run, and hem as we'll as
any other machine.
1t makes the handsomest stitch on the face, Of
any machine ever offered to the public.
II embroiders BEAUTIFULLY.
Every one who uses them, likes them.
1t can be operated by hand or foot.
Prices from $50 to 5000.
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD,
In 57u1 Agent for Ottawa County.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08

If this statement be true, there was
cash on hand on the 3oth November,
$163,577 %. But rs it certainly is not
true in one respect, it may be false in
many respects. The whole amount of the
o.. AI...y's caual IUan is reportea us nav
ing been received into the treasury in
cash, whereas $4,000 of it never has
been in the treasury and never will be-
This would reduce the balance in the
treasury to $l13,577 o5. And then
there were some $4,000 loaned to G. T.
Anthony, which had not been in the
treasury since Mr.. s. M. Holmes vacated
the Office, nor for long while before and
we doubt whether it ever will be return
ed to it. And then the $32, 900 loaned
to the Artisans Bank-that could not be
made available on the 1st of January
why is it reported as cash in the treasury
The statement is worth nothing and
will pass with the public for nothing. 1t
is false statement. 1t conceals rather
than discloses the condition of the treas
ury. The officer who would make such
q report under any circumstances ought
to be universally execrated.
Now let us hear from the Auditor Gen
eraI. Let us see what he will have tc
say. Detroit Free Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08
Notice 4!

- EALED Proposals will be received up to
~ February 18th, inst, for the building either
in whole or part, for the Fire Proof Vault, auth
orised by the Board of Supervisors, at the Court
House. Specifications to be had at any time of
ID. CUTLER, Chm of Com.
Grand Haven, January 2sth, 1860. [n57 VIZ
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08

The dancing masters at the South,
style themselves Professors Of Motion"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
INDIAN FEMALE PILLS.

THE best medicine ever known in cases of o.
structions, Irregularities, Leuchorrhea, Prolap-
sus Uteri, and all Female Weaknesses. They
never fail, and one trial will satisfy the most
skeptical that no medicine intended for the ex-
elusive use of females, has ever given such gem
eral satisfaction. Price one dollar, sent to any
address, with full and explicit directions. For
particulars see directions with each box. Ad-
dress Dir. o. STERLING,
n58 1yl Syracuse, N. Y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08

ES- We are in receipt of the report
of the Commissioner of the State Land
Office, for the year 1859, from which we
gather the following statistics:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08
Take Notice!

THERE will be a meeting Of the Superintend-
Il dents of the County Poor, at the Court
House, in Grand Haven, on the first Monday in
February, Mt one O'Clock, p. IN. Any person
having claims-or business TO be adjusted-are
requested to be present at that time. BY order
of the Board. GEO. e. HUBBARD, Sec'y.
Grand Haven, Jan. "a, 1860. MOO W.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08
THE STATE TREAsURER's AN
NUAL REPORT.

The annual report of the State Treas
urer for the year 1850, dated the Soth OF
November last, has just come to hand
1t consists wholly of tabular statements,
the Treasurer not having one word of re-
mark to make. We subjoin the general
statement showing the alleged receipts
and expenditures;
Treasurer Of the State Of Aichigon in account
Nth The State Of Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-08

[Enq. & Herald.
, 1860-11-03

HHLtARD, MITCHELL S CO.,
Produce Cosnmlssion Merchants,
No. 143 South Water Street. Hlsrd1 Block. Ch1c29o.
L :. u!Ll4Rp. | Y. n. AI1cukI- E. Il MITCHELL
, 1860-11-03
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF CLERGIMES.-Kt. Rcr. lien"
~ J. Nhitchouse, Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Illinois, has removed with his family to this
ctr, 80 that orc Of the vcScd questions which
has sinourly disturbed the harmony Of the
Episcopal Church in this Diocese, has been
removed. >. s. F. aIillikcn, Of Crete, liccnti-
atc Of the Cleveland Association, has been or
daincd 10 The gospel ministry By the consro
gat;oral As5oclation. - Rev. F. 7. Perkins,
late Of Nilliau,sburEh, Massachusetts,, las been
installed 1nsor Of tue First Church OF Christ,
in Galesburgh, In this State The sermon was
by Prof Fiskc, Of this city Rev. Perry Ben
nett has resigned the pastorship Of the Baptist
Church in Winchester {Ill.) aud accepted that
Of the Church in Berlin, Sangamon county,
Eev. John Highly, late Of Newark, has become
pastor Of the Baptist Church in KanEakce Ill.,
-...Rev. Vim. s. Goodno has resigned the pas"
toral charge Of the Baptist Church In Jackson
vile. lie now de7otss llia whole time
to his Magazine, the North Hestern ls:|-
pit. Rev. /. s. Mahaa has resigned the
pastorship Of the Baptist Church in Tonic,
and accepted that Of tho Church In Waukcsga,l
f-.~
ter in The Baptist Church at Kingston, Adams
county, ull} on the Goth ult.. REV. L. II.
Danforth, Of tllc Assam Mission, and Rev. II.
II Dixby, formerly OF The Maulmain Mission,
end for several years the pastor Of one OF the
Baptist churches in Providence, II. L,) Intend
to sail in few days for their missionary fields
in Assam and Burmah. Mr., Dantortll and
wife expect 10 resume their duties at Go"a-
haiti, and afr: Bixby and wife may commence
mission to the SLans Rev. Samuel Day,
lale Of Princeton, has received call to thc Con-
srcsatioual Church at Amboy, {Ill.).. ...Rey. j.
r. Taylor, Late Of South Bend, {lnd, hns ac-
certcd call to the Congregational Church 1t
Chelsea, (AucA.> ..-.Rcr. 4 B. Hitchcock
preached his farewell sermon in the Congress-
tionAl Church :. Moline, (nl.,) on Sunday Last.
New CnrRcnEs, dc--Thc new Trinity
CT urcl, in this city, is progressing rapidly. 1t
will probably be completed by the 1st ofJanu-
ary.. The Eev. pr. nicc's new church, at the
corner Of Wolcott md Indiana streets, North
Side, is rapidly approaching completion 1t
will be ready for occupancy by the LIST Of jan.
uaTy, THIS church, rs well is that Of Trinity,
il 4 beautiful structure, and will be marked
features In The church architecture Of our city.
AI1scELLASEors-1Ion.T Thomas F. Marshall,
Of Kentucky, is lecturiug at poughkcepsic, =.
Y, On the History Of Christianity from the
Advent Of tho Saviour to the Protestant Ref.
orrnatiou An act has passed tho Parliament
Of Great Britain authorizing the sale Of some
fifty churches. These churches hare but about
, 1860-11-03

pURIFY THE BLOOD.

pURIFY THE BLOOD.
NIoiTat's Vegetable Life Pills,
ne, M.dienss have acquired ior their invaluable ei
eacx n 1T ,e .saaes ,siel they profess 70 cure h.s
rendered The Usual practice OF putin. not only un-
necessary, but unworthy OF thtta.
IN ALL CASES
Of tic I;.addcr aud hidnckA
Billions Feva1s, and Liver Complaints,
lucy vii BE- found ,avauab:e Tantesa Farmers md
othe5 who SnSe re- these medicines, will ncser after
Bilious Collie, Serious Loosenes, Biles, Coshve-
ues5, Colds, Coughs, Collie. Corrupt Humors,
Dropsies, Dyspys;a-
M one:son nth thsc dI.t1eealn diseases should de.
1aS ''ssr@ there 'necidncs M Mi;amt.ti4tsls-
fsEkm 4xp AarkMfsr ~. IT. t,conr:n 1 Of ta9 we*'e;n
1nd certain remedy o1~r medicines Leave The sys,
tc soeet to return ef re dssass: saEs b. hsss
Fosnc.s Of the Complexion General Debility Gout,
GtAdi..es% Gravel IIc1d4c,t1 nt every Lind Inward
5s1edtes a ie:: = xrpssite. Eruption: u the sSia
ssS II 81 saEs, M
hxeats Eersons Complaint Of ali kinda. Organic
~as cured OF piles Of Is years standing BY the uet
Of these Life Medicines alone iul1s In the Head
side Hack. Joints and OEEanf. .
i;aErxa11sx -Thoer afflicted wii th!s tels1b!e d..
cakc Viii be turc Of relief by tic Lille Mcd4canee. 1sost
Of Flood IL the Head, scurry. Salt Reun Sge11lnEa
Nc1otua Kings tytl IL IL w2..t to11ns ulcss 2
expelled S. these xedcineA PArents VIM 90 vel T
administer them wloneHer thc3r existence Is suspected
Relief Will be certain.
| TIE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX nfTTE1S
Purify thr Flood. and tins remove AL disease from TIL
| tystciu Prepared and sold hr
| Or. Vim. II. MofTaf,
- Broadway. tos.o; Anthony street. New YORK
| T For sa4e by Ill Dfuggf>lA~ @soS61ly
, 1860-11-03

Capital and Surplus, --- S359;746.7o.
Officers.
GEO. II. HART IT Il C0GGsIJI
l. President. Sec'F md Treasuref
r. 2. Ross Nlce. e.Ptes't, g. T. UrTtxR 4ss't sec'v
CURTIS L. NORTH.
GentTlt Agent. Masonlc Temple, Chicago.
DtsEcrons-Gcorre 4. Hart F. F. Eos.. L. C. ca,se11,
I: 4 co=.saal', Samuel Joaes, 81 D. Hon. H. ii.
Fauet. rahlE.ta-fy
, 1860-11-03

USK ONLY
"C0STARB' RAT Roach &c. Externfn4sor.
~cosTAKs~ Bed.Bus Exterm:nstos.
.COSTAKs" Electric Powder for Insects, 8s,
In &c &c and Il Boxes Bottles and F1asks $$ aad
Is Glxea fos Plantations. Ships, Doa&s, Aotos &c,
, 1860-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

When you are offered great bargain, the
value Of which you know nothing about, but
which Won nre 10 get nt half price, "teing
you," don't you take it.
An Australian asscr1s that cobwcds arc =
complete cure for dJsenteTy. He takes thc1n
in pills, four 4 day. They are also used for fe-
vcr and a:,uc.
cially announced for May aad June next, time
for sending is limited to between March 20th
and April, 1st, open to all nations, and one
great medal Of 4,0oo francs value will he
given.
to Boston at the expiration of h,s engagement
In Sau Francisco While the Pacific shores
arc good place to visit, they appear 10 hare
few aitractions Us . plncc Of permanent resi-
dcncc.
In the class of acting n,idshipmcn ut tho
! Eaval Academy tho present year, is son Of
tho Hon. Nm. l. Yanccy, who enters for
five years. course. Tic great Sccessionist
then thinks the Union Is safe for that period.
Islam s. Eolt Of Louisville, South Caro-
lina, for some time past had been much har-
rassed in mind with the fear Of d slave insur-
rcction. His apprchcnsions At last drove him
mad, and few days since he blew ont his
brains with 4 shot gun, which for months had
lain beside him every night.
= The TT. Rev Bp. Potter, Of Pennsylvania,
has issued PASTORAL letter 10 tue m'n'sters and
mcf1oefs u 1hc rsolc3tant EpiscoltSt Cnufcn
n JUS oioeese, !aylns peaoie tne.n tne eoaoi,
ton o. 1uG stasstn? Ie9pas u hans:ss. .a alau
tional offerings he made for the relief Of The
| sufferers. Tie Bishop made his appeal after
1 consultation with clerical and lay friends
| who were posted as to the facts.
DIR. c1anning in Ills interesting work on
| Bed Cases, speaks Of j lady who was bedrildcn
for years, who succeeded to J large fortune,
set up coach md horses, and became per-
fect1y able to ride out and adapt herself to her
new style Of living. i coach and horses il an
| expensive remedy.
| Among the curiosities to he srrn ot the
nf.chancs' Fair IN Richnond y "a A isa -, dn1l iii
,Eh;c1, i,as hccn n1arcl viii, h'r m ccne1a.
| t;nns dcnos;trd 1.v M;ss ccory,. ~ Posexc',. =
diamond rinr 10 rcars cid .fcrn,si,cd hv Mrf
! A. r Altcn and LAST. but not icast. the craiic
| in which Ucnry Clay was ruckedi
| a.. .,;,, /. 49,. +,
.a:; An inausaS1 I'. nti. - NV !" process So; 9;
uctoa t+a1 ~ ~ sn5 ~ "Sn W..
eoe1 , ~ sau ~ .osu ~ stno ~ uu'lulus
fno canacity W viii hc 45 in1 sn;ndjes and # Xvii erii,
ri2c cnlploymcnt to about Loo pcrsons. L
Viii he il operntion about the brcin1,inr hi
Anil ncxt.
The Sanduskr T17i.fr7 or tle :soth savs tbe
-ranc niclinr SEASON ~, Kelley Islond Is nnv
q IL hnsirst no;nt TI,r Isoir,l, ia fri,. -;,,c
TOO rfnc to te n]casant fnr thc tah,c: an,1 i.
being gathered Tor vino: The Catawba is also
Isshc1a The m cron an M thc Island is est,n,tn y, t
at one thousand tons. Forty TONS have ..one
to the Wine Manufacturers Association al
Chicago.
| The Philadelphia Enquirer, alludin:to The
outrageous extrayagancc OF our ladies, says
II Queen Fictoria would walk down Chestnut
street in pair Of thick shoes, with Balmoraj
, 1860-11-03
Scales,

They arc made only at Brandon. Vermont, By
JOHN HOWE, 5r., and STRONG {: Ross,
THE INVENTORS,
And all others represented as Howe's arc
mere limitations, Of which purchasers
should beware.
They extremely slmrie IN construction made
Of the yerE best materials b. experienced and ntelii
gent workmen under the supervision Of r !nrratozs
They are made Of all slzes and capacea adapted to
ali tue required uses. embracing uo1e than hundred
different notifications.
They arc made to set without pit which, in 1rsi-
sIc country, il very desirable.
They made without lateral stay Tods-.hc s:sock
wcn loads are placcdrpon tho PLATFORM arc prevent:
ed from wearing upon the knife edges by the intro3ac-
ton Of chilled Iron balls which vary In number and
a!ze from four { accordln. 70 the capacity Of the
scale,
There steel plates resting upon knife cs-e..
and constantly EesEln. against each other. IN all
ather sea}es, but the knife edge and the bearings
thereon remain perfectly quiet thereby preventing
any friction.
Tncsc scales viii weigh With exactness when out Of
level be In Scales set in our warehouse;
tlls Is the easc with no other Scales ret made
TheY have taken first premiums wherever exhibited
and what Of great practical va!ur, thry be-
ing introduced in place Of the manufactures OF Old
inventors.
Thcy fully warranted not only strong and sccu-
rate but du1rb1e and tho manufacturers who rer-
mznentl5 established and fully responsible will always
te prompt to make this warranty good
Their can be put up Of taken down By purchasers
without the assistance OF mechan1c By printed IT,
sructons accompanying eacn scale. aud can coGsc.
Qucntly be furnished 1t lower price than Scales that
require competent mechanic to put them mp.
, 1860-11-03

PATENTED APRIL 11:h, 15o.
yasn. &,as been approved hy the chem.
f<s II Washington being tho best a;tics ot thr klnd
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. &C. giving them beautiful last t:e
aon. iaaTlng ~ leather IL ,hc la;t; IT. es Sn r.
conr,scd renders 1t pliahc and so{t. noota 1iArncss
g. acr being rsEai:hed can bs washsd IN xstes
konS Tie .san. Thi+ VaEals is also ood for Metals
-Bras IIen. TN Sc ons application nakiag shc.n
serving them also from rtst 1t is Invaluable fr ocka
door buttons. Sc The varnIs dreS Ia le tl.hn three
ting with IL 1t also be is+l BY manufacturers of
ubrellas canes tur9crs of wood IT, as II II rs tc
It the aa1e time. This vaEnish Is never treSy cFca ID
the warnest climate. L. can Also be employed to az
I'll polish and preventing tic mud from fasten!n: 10
to the hoof
~ Sold hy Druggists aud Dealers everywhere.
tFsend for circn!ars to Dealers,
a. rrnc1nal nrnot 5l3 broadway, (opposita St.
Nicholas uotcl) \. +.
, 1860-11-03

Those who are curious to VIII
ae>s the wouderiul perfection 10 which A. Ohs~a'dt
nste manage. At DstchclorA n. I'll has brought tho
manufacture Of Wlss and Toapess 1rc Invited to visit
his Wiz aad ar Dying Rooms at M. 100 Lake street
and examine these curlons productions OF ntt. ="
scrutiay esn detect the the Datnra whaa
adirs,ed to the head
, 1860-11-03

IllGurd11ff.

INDA1HN+[A
ETE 4 INSTR ANTE E1NP1E
a A1~'@A i4Hso 1s1>N ~. =,
HAa@7onp. CONN:
Incorporated 1s1s-cl'aste. re5pe'cA"
cn@h can;ta1 a,a sn-n1nq 80, 184. 100 o..
-.----.
PlRE AND INLAND EAVIGATlDH Rlah.i
Taken At Liberal Terms and Este4
rs,cct,1 ,tte,,.on rtrro IN r.sn-arre or Dwellings
md Contents, for terms Of one to Ave 5cas.
,~-rrS ~ 7lco
X w e y, ~
~" A~'0 ." AK 1A.S.'''-''-"'''' =.
,.n,, c. .!, Fnr q al I, taaS MR6 r., ~; 4;
STATE Stocks. cIs.Xr,..,,.-...,-.. 3Afi0 % .1i.Ea %
SIT Ra,'tass s:ossa s: As 1a2 5 g 13 qt:3 e
7iort:ase Fon!s ......;.......- s:.od3 Il s2gH q
c.: es on snd htn 4 a-.sts :sa ds2Sf'se INIT o.
Grim: un1d:us:ed aad no: due. ...sl:c1to1: 6
App1icattork recrfFRt md pert< s4ted or rcnAyyet
, 1860-11-03

II G.. WOLCOTT s. CO.,
3Ls COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Room 2. un1:r New Doa1d 3f Trade Rooms South
Water Street. Chicago, III.
= Ordsrs rI1el With rase and dispatch.
Liberal atvaacs naate on Coasisnments for sale in
ChicHgo, T:1ralo Or usMeco. I. q. wOicurT.
lly11-C.N stiM D. #, r1CLxQE,
, 1860-11-03
tEprfial NotifeS.
Persons afflicted with the fever

e% Persons afflicted with the fever
and Asus shon1u not srars cishe7 tEne, troub1e
erexpense. 70 procure D.. uosTgTrEEs C1:lEBrA
TED BlT1ENa. xhose bonenceae effects cpon the syf
te has been clearly proved to shoso who have beer
sscEeu down in shnr! space Of Tins hJ thts dreadful
curae, whoso cheess Ere wan and meaSrc, snd whost
uighss eleoplsas and resess and whose ere" ART
t. and sunken With death star.n. them In tho face.
this compound must provo blcasiug sustchinC sIens
V'pte, from tic mouth Of the Cvava. None cai1
know Ii true val1c until they havo tested. When
III othe.s havc faled thckc nticss t1ayo restosc.
the sufferers to pristine aeatth Their popularity ic al:
the wo4tern and Southern ra:s= should introduce then
10 <ll families.
Sold By druggists and des1s.s soncssJ everTxhsre s
, 1860-11-03
miScelldl1eous..
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.


FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Nos. ; and ), West Thirty Eighth Street, Aurr1J
Hill two DOOR from Ffth Avenue. New YORK coEttn
pupils auy time. Tie ediEce-plhnned expressly for
lie Schonl, and warmed by !Ios water, With pure,
af-s In ths hI=hsst a"'1 most beautiful
part Of the city.
Plyslcal tral,la. constituting part Of the daily
courfe Of education. reccves sr attention which tt4
importance Demands The a1itrc absence Of Low nd
dep:sslag Inesntlxes y =? te:.lea he nsrya.itpg
vhfeyer undss en-. especially Character.
1ze the fchool.
for French 1tall:n Germ. Piano FoEtc, Harp and
other accomplishments. Among his friends. mot ol
whom have. OF lave ha daughters In hi school, lit
principal refersto:
Rev Robert Baird D. n. r; Rev. Gardiner Spt!n.
n D. r. T.: Rev. ASS = Smith. u. D. n Y; Rev os
Parker D. D. \. +; Il. Edwin Hatfield, P. D-
r. Hon, James Tia. 'cr, n. T.; j. Marion Sin1* y.
Kev; Is eoks, y; q S.T: Mm, u. "A A
EeG Chicago: Res. II. o. Eitc1iel. 2. D. Detroit !:
Prof Wcsthln:tou H. kcr, II. D.. Tale College.
For full Information rec Circular which may be OBJ
tat1ed bv addressing
, 1860-11-03

TO DESTEOT-Eats, NoacheA d..
TO DEsTEoY-Micc, Molcs, &c.
TO DEsTEoY-BedBug4
TO DESTEOY-Moth4 Fless, Ants. -,
| TO DESTROY Mosquitoes.
TO DEsTEoT-11sects OF Plants or Toxl&.
| TO DEsTRoT-Insectso on Anitaais, de- ~. II.
, 1860-11-03
HOFF1IANN d GELPCkE,
BANKERS,
CHICAGO, HLlFo13.
i: and 46 Ea Salle Street.


oi1AN 11e'
CHICAGO, ---.- ILLINOIS.
:aud 46 Ia Sale Street.
.,E,,.- -..,.s .n -,--a,+ a~-onn+e 4-,r, o.-.s..
uepose tece1ve1 on @ neI .. ~
eit5 o. is,thrs nma b ard cnrtss5nndcr4s
sinutea - 49, a.I -. in1nS ~
nterest On pa!aaces Gan o'5 ~ ~ H.. ~ -
"!eEe uest h.os t.,e
W. feceise dshnsita payApe ~ Slee'1eo uaie' VI
Which Interest will be allo~ed.
c4,rr<<. ns.psDr1Ex-r.
SAYING uE1
Deposits in snms not 1cEa tlan nve dollars reeefved
and Certificates ct ts.net Interest At ~ rcr
cent viii be allowed On deposits of TIL. descrrt1'n r.
Ter the funds mare renamed IN ont hanas FpcGaGc
time AZ cc;tacai.s made pajane on oesnaa1' and In
Co---nc,ox oxn.,.,rD.,,
,on...ta-. =. c,..s- -. ..s .......,. -...n,.s
& On az 81 Gas ~ o9 th ~. nSd
proceeds rcnItted on favorable terms.
rn,r-cvo rvrxr.%cr npu.pr
Oo+n1sSAAc EAE11A Ea,s nGEt DAHAt<A.
MESI.
at tc Union araiIabic in ANY ratt of te acd stascs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-26
ARRIVALS

Pxn CAsApA AZ HAIrAx roR Bosroy-Messrs: Aber
Appod, Arkey Bayssier Booth Clark, Denham, Douglas
Easush, Fry and family lrAnk Fitreroge Gull me
ton, HAN and LADY, TIoll'ns, Mira Howard, Harvile
Jewet ladies IAunen Loomaaker and lady. Masses lawson
IAwrc Law, Ludwig Morgan Mendon Mooney. Maedougan
Reed Richie, Richards Rivers Reeves. Ropes Reynolds
Sscels shism stowe stenhard Somerby Sherwood Wood
Wild, Willing, Averdent- Total LOO.
Internationally Bremen-M Bo,xen and lady, Ms
Rose Awep, bchottler Miss Kreischer Denmes kra
mer Busch Lonhardt, Miss q Cite, Borck, VIM Bo
rick Esfelder, de Roode lady and child Mis- De Rode
Mr. Hermann and lady, Mrs Marsden and SON.
RICHMOND Ac-Steamshp Roanoke-James Kennedy Jno
Kennedy, p Jones' Wioughby and lady, Miss wlough
by, Osborne. q Rherwood, n Post, Hines Graham
y II Bdsood III Winter, VIM Trumbu, ID Francisco, Mn
mo, simns. Miss Mordeca- Mics Mordecai Mrs w a
Wheeler and Sou Dunlap, II ID Anderson. s Hubbet
i. williams, ID Bates Mss ClApp. Wright. L Bal
lard-snd q IN the ssersge.
HAnsuRe-ship Ceres-Hernan MutschaI
REsrplos-Bark Harriet sp Aldng-M q Kclion Cairns
Jas Turpl. 0Aspsr Owen, John Conversion
pEpARTuREs.
AyaS:aa-s,eamsAip rIo,da-Mrs C.,hsrne Bradley, Mr.
ana Mrs. Dw,ghi, II Hughes W Hughes, A Smith. A
Pchel Seth Tensnt ots Narck, resae swsshington,
: Ginger IA Cation, Y Bias. VIM sheedy, VIC Moore X
Br-ney' Geo Peabody, n Davis. Smith w Brady,
scoield W Prais, II sands, Armstrong. 81 savaa-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-26

Boston on Tuesday inviting the Savannah Blues 70 visit
that city
jams GoRDoe BxrUu, N. y. HKRALD:--
Would Savannah Blues accept invitation OF Ancienl aad
Honorable Artillery Company 10 visit Bostoof
We Immediately sent the despatch 10 Capt. Anderson.
Of the Blues, and received the subjoined answer
Arrangements having been made 70 leave morrow for
savannah regret that II viii be out OF my power
70 accept the Invitation OF the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Of Boston. l may at another embrace
the opportunity Of 30 doing. JN0. W. ANDERSON,
JuLy "a, 1850. Comm Republican Blues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-26

sropzs DyA1H-A man named John oarriy,u keeper
of grocery and liquor In Newark avenue Jersey
city, died suddenly yesterday morning. HIS death WA
caused from disease OF the heart.
man giving his name as Patrick Dunn, from Troy
was found lying the Erie depot Saturday night
last and removed to the Arshouse, where be died
yesterday morning Of disease Of the lungs.
DzowSED.-Coroner Gafney held inquest on Tuesday
night on the;body of coored woman, named Anna Elias
who found In the water foot Of street. Jersey
City Deceased about forty years OF age and had been
employ ed on board the towbolt Satellite stewardcss
and IL ~ supposed drowned while attempting 10 20
on boar Saturday night, verdict Of "found drown.
ed was rendered