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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW Yo9K ANpfHK vn-MrTy.
THR SECULAR CNRI<yHuAs.
How IL vyus S,~epb-wfrd.

Btu, eur nstscrtsup1rvp-sri vssrrjsx -,or,s,1 IN
ehrouscio III events Of tho ,,ru, aav Tho
porning wss rsh~sd In Nv rain. out 1 o,cl,ck
An, whiob eoAxiuxssd u,cro O. ,e. ali d,v e-n.
scqucnuy u o-ao who prepared ,Acn.,,v,a for sno
time out u doors were vo-N,i,y di-snp,,p,cd aud
in-oor sp~ts we're all thss could - Vepcr,, thin,
bs iniuhsed m. TIN day was. bov,yc-. k,,, a, y,
sonsraf holiday. The PRINCIPAL sore. in tho cite
were closed in tho forenoon. and ,ter 10 o,c,,,,.
scarcoly stocc in the city was found orrn. PCS.
eras were given and received among high md low.
and, to the crcii, Of the i,d,es and osbor ,,u,p.
thropists Of New yora, the soLl,ers who tiaht our
b~ati~s were rexsiei with dinners which were. a,
ssme rsnsrksd. a% tr = king. MnSc len, II. at.
fractions ,o cl,cs< the soldier a, his meals and for
once che honest private farcd a, well a. b,a o,n
@a.
vrxDtra THE -,lprusa
The first Of these institutions osirb,ished in thi.
ny w~s inc Ssv England soldssrs Relief AEo-
ciooon' tue rocns OF which vero openrd tho
s'h April 1854 ut No. lo4 broadway, under tho
snperin<endenoe OF Coz Frank 4. Howe. ADco
'o" da'e the doors have never been closed dsy
hishf' on Sunday or week day, but sold,crs nom
any stato In the Union have been received into tho
institution and cared for. Yesterday the rooms
were dscorstod with American Gage, evergrssus,
howeru, DC, and splendid dinner, consisting OF
man, he"h' fowl vegetables, pickles. preserves
nceonery' and every delicscy which could temp,
The appetite, was provided for the soidiers about
six hundred Of whom sat down 70 dinnsr. and eli
appeared 10 enjoy themselves very much. Ahcr
'he repsst An address was made by Col. Frank f..
hows' who alluded In fccitous manner TO tho
seAson "neh ehey had assembled TO crdebrntc.
Addresses were also mnde by Gen. Hnsm WAL
oriose' H. H. fsrkinA Esq Hon. y. &. Bailey, of
'he Boston HERALD ksv. Matthew Hale Smith.
N ino'nps'n. rhs n1oe'ss~ od soiEs, led by
NJ John Z pevoy. sAns sous Tine paircaic spngs,
"mosg which wss AAhons song, Tho St>ndapl
OF he Fto'" besides those who dincd during tso
day' seVer>i camo In duriny tho evening. % that =
sAss 70 say 'hai about SVo were fed at The rooms
yesterday
Iho soNaiers Home In Howard street, waA also
she soone ofs merry ChrstnAs for the soldiers who
were oonn'huiiy PROVIDED Tor by tho iadIes of thu
nenitAry C0rnmimion. This insntuton has boen
IN o1N'snoe soous two years. snd Is under iho
supsri"sndenos OF co'' John g. Neville Lho 1ir'
n~ provioeo undcr tho direction OF Mr. r. hapcs'
'uf.'y~ ooiotens' partrdsei' qt.'b
anu ~' sinas OIL game 'ose'her whh ron'' bco'
"-"- "'Ho'"' p''.'eN eonee' 'oa' &C About 'io
WOW o''' Aoro' purng inc d'nner Admiral Far
S" 'n''i''r snn va ino'' snthusAsiesIy re-
'~'e.' -'" "non a" s'dres'oa 'ns's phfsois N
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Cleveland, Dee. 96.-IA salute Of ooo hundred
guns was AIRED this Afternoon Ia honor Of the cap
ture q Savannah.
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SPEcIE.-The steamship Champion which ar
rived .. this por. yesterday from Asplnwal brought
. large lot Of cotton and se02, IA 90 IN gold
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FROM TENNESSEE.
Pursuit Of Hood Continued.

GREAT FLOOD IN THE TENNESSEE.
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ny Telegraph 90 the n. v. Sun.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

"A man applied to DR.. Jackson, the celebrated
chemist ol Boston, with box Of specimens.
'Can You tellsme what this is, sir :"
Certainly can, sir; that Is iron pyrteg."
'What, sir Z" in voice of thunder.
"Iron pyrites"
Iron pyrites and what is that"
That's what It is" said the chemist putting a
lot on The shovel over the hot Goals, where il dis
appeared. "Dross''
And what is iron pyrites worth ?"
Nothing"
Nothing! Why, there's a woman who owns
a bill full OF that in our town. and I've married
her!"
"A chaplain in Arkansas says that man buy
ing iurs was conyersing with a woman at whose
nous he called, and asked her If there were any
Fres0yteriaDs around there She hesitated for a
moment, and said she guessed not "her husband
hadn't killed any since they'd lived there I"
ToHRR's AUTUMN soLILoQUY.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And so likewise have /;
The season, too, s the same,
Both comes Of getting dry
But here's the difference 'twixt you and me.
fall more harder and more frequently.
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BOsToN AND PHILADRLPHIA

.IVI TTT. T
sSAltsls1. sSAltsls1. Steamship Line, sailing nom each port
sAIURDAfs, from nTst wharf above PINE street PhiA
dephiA and Long wharf Boston. From hrst wharf
above PINE Street SATURDAY.. December 10, 1856.
frhe steamship SAXON, Mathews, VIII sail rom Phnade8
pha OT Boston. Saturday, December IL, at 10 A. NJ.
ana the steamship NORMAN, Baker, from Boston Tor
Philadelphia, same day, at 4 T, Nj.
These new and substantial steamships form rogulAR
hne sailing ffom each port punetushy on Saturday..
lnsuraneeS edestsd ai premium charged On
sale vessels.
Freiehts takes at fair rates.
Bhppers are requested 70 send sfip ReceptS and Ba
LAding with their goods.
apply 10 HENRY WlNsOR co.,
lal-R No, $50 3. DELAWARE AVsnls.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HEIAlBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed OF BuehU, oVbsb' ard Juniper B~sA 70
isceed with great care prepared in vAsuo By H. ?.
HoIABoLD, Druggi and eheual. q usx.Soa years s1-
pesionGs in cs ei q PAuadsPhia and now prescribed
BY Me most eminent Of tAs faculty, and have bean Ad
mitsd 10 uss ss United States Army. sd sSS AsO In
vssy general IN sAts Hospitals ana 1ubas Sanitary
InsttutionI throughout he land Medicines 6SliveCSd
70 any address accompanied BY s1pssi dFsO.OaE DSO,
Istsss ~
HKLlBoIDS Ding ana Chemical warehouse,
No, COZ Broadway, New York
o. HKLABoLD's Medical DSpO,,
No. IO4 8. Tenth street, PAIladsspaA.
Beware q sOuntsCfstu. ASk fSE RELMDoLDs, an
take DO otAsg.
once spOa HO@ TS'SlOck A. N, tOsP.M.
kQlatg DFSEESts VVWYWtSCN l-EGtStAaaa
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FOR NRW YORK.-DRSPl

xI--~ FOR NEW WYORB.--DRSPATCH
usssEl e and swnsuro Lines via Delaware ana
Earitan Canal. The steamers Of these hnes leaving
daily IL O'Clock M and O'Clock r. M from third plGE
above Walnut street.
For freight which win bo taken sooommod ataG
terms, apply to WILLIAM N BALkD 4 CO., No, L2A5T
DELAWARE Avenue
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PROPOSALS.
A RMY SUPPLIES,
QumraVAsfI-''TVVr1 1I'' Olrucr

"A ClOrUNg HUMAN,
QUARTZ rRNNsTtI -',EsIuAI.s DifIcr.
WASHINGTON, ID. q December s, 1854.
scaled PropuHns Will he received al the rcspec i've occs
u amy tloihlug and Equipagv iu Sew NuIh City, ana
lhltuClphin, ustu ~ O'Clock NJ, on WIbNESD Az the
-'ti Instant ir urrstiug hy raJt at the Depot q
Army Cothrg and EQupage In otLor city at the option
the contractors
YOy 90 ARMY BLANKETS, wool, grey with the lot
ters u. :. u black, inches long in the centrel to bo
seven feet ong ana nvo feet six inches vide weigh ave
pt uuds each.
Popossls viii be received lor the delivery Of Blankets
oi her Amer can tr ~ gsh manufacture hut must be-
10 a respects equal 10 the Army stand lrd a tho reBpee
tive u, pots wb,rc they are 20 De delivered
ddcrs VIII sate Tie number they wish 70 furnish; how
sopu they can commence, the number ey can deliver
monthly.
Proposals must be accompanied Dy proper guarantee
shncd by az least two responsible parties setting forth
mat contract AWARDED to the Parry making bid,
that he, or hey Will ut execute the contract and
ENe bonds tor the proper tulhlmcnf OF the same.
The Ph reserved bv tie United States u r. ect any
larcr ne whole OF the bids asmay be deemed for the In.
torest OF the service.
Proposals should he endorsed "Proposas for Furnishing
Blankets ana those for New York Ghoud br addressed
to Brgadler- General u. II NtNTOS, Dcpuy Quarter.
General sew York city, aud those for Phladc
phia should Dc addrcstodto TO
Colonel HERMAN BTGGs
QuartermastCrs DepArtment,
lE-l5-N PHILADELPHIA.
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l2I95t
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES

Bulrn,oRE, ND, December .. 1864.
SS Ss9'a IL SqRSSs w be received " 49, q this
fursishing tho United States Subsistence Department
IOgR THOUSAND CioOO) HEAD or GOOD FAT BEEF
CATTLE the hoof delivered the State Cattle &c tes
every no ten days 10 be weighed within one and Raf
days after arriyal a. ths expense Of the cOnuactoT
gross weight all falling short Of OiOl one thousand and
hrypOunds gross wegL Bulls stays, Oxen Cows, Heif-
ers, and llornless Uatte will be rejected.
dedueIon often llO) pounds Win bo made frOm the
yded the animal does stand in the pens two aud one
half hours before being weighed or not weighed immo
Blank forms for proposals can be had on application at
th,s ONCE, either IN person, by mall or telegraph.
Proposals by telegraph, other Irregular, Informal
PROPOSALS will not be considered.
The Government will claim the right Of wcirhIng anv
one animal separate II Its appearance indicates less
weight than tho minimum mentioned above; the eX-
penso Of weighing will be paid by the party errng in
Each lid to consideration mrst contain written
guarantee OF two responsible persons as tollows:-
We, o. the county OF --, State Of ---. do
Hereby guarantee that Is Cor arol able to fulnl
Poposlio9 ard should his lor thelr proposition be
tract In herewith and we are prspare TO be-
come sIs securities giving good and sufficient bonds tor
The responsibility orthe guarantors must be shown by
the Official certificate Of the CLERK OF te District
Bdders must be present to respond {, their bids and
s osa to give bonds and sign the contract before leaving
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject nv
o. AL bids considered unreasonable.
Payments 10 be made amer each delivery n funds ~
on hand; none hand 10 be made receyed,
Bidders VIII please state prices, II payment Is in
currency, aud also prices made IN Certificates Of Indebt-
edness.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals for
Begf cattle and addressed TO Captain j, IL. Gilman,
G. & BaltmOre. Maryland"
II bid isin the Of firm. their names and their
post office address must appear, they will bs con-
Sdcred
Each person every member Of arm Offering pro
posal must accompany bv oath allegiance 10 the
United States Government, II he has already nled one
In this ofiee.
All bids not complying strictly with the terms Of this
Advertisement will be rejected.
J. II. GILMAN,
H-lolW Captain and q. e., u \. A.
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OFFICR OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-

( fflCE Of hSSlSIANl QUAhIERMAS-
~ ter, NO. IOj GIkAkD street.
,.,v.---.-, IhlLAbt iillA Deeember Z, 1865.
OF WEDNESDAY, 2is ns for furnishing the Stationery
that may De required at this Oce IN accordance with the
following schedule for six months commencing January
l, la5 =
White Cap Paper ruled TO weigh not less than IL pounds
per resm
Mle Leehl Gap Paper, ruled 10 Wega not less than u
pounds per reRm
White Letter Paper, ruled 70 weigh not less than
pounds per ream,
White commercial Paper ruled, 10 weigh not less than
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USE HELMBOLD'B
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all Diseases of Urinary Organs whether existing N
"NaIs OF "Fsms from Vhstegsr originating,
snd NO Eater q AoV long slSEafag 1t is PLEASANT Ia
taste and sdOr. "IaMediate" n setioN, and more
gthenng than Of The Of Bark Iron
Those suffering nom Broken DorH DsI9saS C0nItss-
HOHI, prsesrs ne Remedy al sHes!
The reader must be aware that however slight may be
the attack Of The above diseases certain TO aoct AGs
BOdiy HeaRA, BsRGaI PossrI RSSpinss', sns Ah Pcs
GDrid.
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4 lNAAAh AalNNl no IN y LEI AlN MEN
w PruIApELTUtA, Pa December II, 1854.
sealed Proposals. viii be received this office until IL
O'Clock NJ, on SATURDAY, December H. 1864, for tho
inmcCiate delivery az the United States Stlrehouse Han
over street wharf, OF the following articles. viz
One thousand (OO) feet inch Gather Hose with Jones
Patent Couplings
One hunored thousand 100000 feet inch Poplar well
seasoned, square edged.
Al Of the above described to be OF the best quality and
part Of the Government.
Bidders viii ssto price both In writing and figures and
the amount OF quantity Of article bd for and tho
time Of delivery.
zach bid must bo guaranteed by two responslbe per
sons whose signatures must appcnaedt the guarantee
and eerae to as being good and sufficient security for
the tmount Involved, by the United States District Judge
Attorney, Collector, other public onoer other wise
the bid will not be considered =.
TIE right Is reserved reject all bids deemed too
high and no bid nom detautng contractor win bo re-
Ceived.
By order of Colonel HERMAN BIGGs, Chief Quarter.
master.
GEORGE r. oRME,
l2-l3-h Captain and A D.
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Non Retention IusOntnonos Of Urns IrrNsiiou
Inflammation liberation OF the bladder or kidneys.
D@eais' Of As Pro'trais 0hrdi Stcne ~ ne BIadisr
csosh' Grprsi Or Brtel-uR Dtgos,, and all Di.Oss..
Of IA Bladder, K,dnsIs. and DvOpsIos svorius,.
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sFTk TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
ssStE--Ihe undersigned having leased the KENSIN0-
ION sCKEW DOCK bcgs TO inform his friends and tho
patrons of the Dock that he is prepared with inore asod
aeuues to accommodate those having be raised
or iepaHed, aud being practical ship carpenter and
Chulker, viii give personal attention the vessels an
trusted TO him for repairs.
captains or Aget Is, Ship Carpenters and MachInIsts
haNing vessels 10 repair, are solicited 10 call.
Having the agency the sale OF Weerstedts Paienk
metallic Composition Copper Paint for the preserVs-
on OF vessels bottoms. for this city, am lepared 10 Nir-
nish the Same on favorable terms.
JOHN n. HAMMITT,
--.- kenslngton Screw DOck.
5-l DELAWARF Avenue, above l. AUREL street
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PROPOSALS.
C1uEF QUARTERMASrER's OFFICR,

4 UllbF QUARTERMASrEK'S OFFICE,
~ DEror or WAsWNaroN,
WAaUsGroN, ". G., January 4, 1885, (
An dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather ONCE
Furniture Harness, and SAddcry are requested 10 send
u this office on the MONDAY ofeach week sealed pro-
pOea o. lat In duplicate the articles they are prepared
TO nhh TO this depot al short notice with tho price on
each nhfkedtn plain nRures, that In
Of the sotvce require %, the article OF arcles can be OBJ
hncd without delay, At the lowest price.
Dealers wishing 20 sell 20 his Depot viii he ro1uircd
furnish the list punctualy every Monday morning
u. h. RUCKER
81. htWadicr-GenCrAl aud Chief Qusrtcrtn ester,
usi DeDot Of Washingtou.
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HELMB0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU,

In affections peculiar to "PENAIAs" unoqualed By any
other preparation, as in ChIOrOsis or Retention Iro
laitos PAnfulnesI Suppression or Customary Evae
uAtons gIosrasd, OF sohirrOus State q tho Utorus;
LouchoHhUS, and all complaints noidsni 70 tho ssr,
vhshsr arising foH habits Of dissipation, aprzdsreso.
or IN he decline or change OHM,
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HBLMBOLD'S
FLUID RXTRAOr BUCHI

nfRRovED ROSE WASH
VIII radically sTtsninatO from tho system Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs arising from Habits Of Dissipation al
HtIs sapenss s or no change IN dis noinsOsrsnIsSss
epOsrei completely SuporsOdng those N~plsa'an and
dGTgerOm rersie', CopaiVo aud ksrSSry In Al thsss
diseases.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

.>5FEEs. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
- pool. touching At Queenstown, Oort Harbor
The NeL-knOWn steamers OF the Liverpool, New YORK
ana Philadelphia Steamship Company are Intended y
6Al as fOllows:-
GLASGOW, Saturday, December H.
CITY or MANCHESTER. saturday December 81
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday. December 80
And ever succeeding Saturday, noon, MON Piar Ne
~ North River.
RATES or PASSAGE PAYAsLE IN CURRENCY.
FiTGt $1,000 Stosrage ..........,. S60ac
lTs Cabin to London lIV 70 searege 70 London. S %
first Cabin TO Paris. 100 60 Beerage 10 Paris 8OOo
First Cabin TO HambrglSO0O SecrcEe TO hamburg. 7A0o
Passengers also forwarded 70 HAYre, Bremen, Rat
terdam, Antwerp &e., at equally low ratea.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown First CABIN,
SlbC, $40, S20 Storage nom Liverpool and Queens-
tOwn SO Those who wish 10 send or their friends
buy tickets here at these rates.
For further Information apply az the COmpanys ofoos.
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Phadslphia.
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HEIMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

For weaknesses arising nom Excessive Indsoreou. The
oonsttuOn affected with Oryanie Fsqtnc,s require,
the aid Of medicine to 'rsHgiAsn iurtgorui Asiyi.,
which HELNBOLDs ExIRAcT BUouU Invariably
does If no treatment y suhO,ttod 70, ooosu,uptou Or
Insanity may ensis.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

-sFEEA FOR NEW YORK.
sSsaIAadsalAsAs
OUTSIDE LINE.
CoAsTWIsE SI GAMSHIP CoMPANYs
NEW FREIGHT LINE
FOR NEW YORK,
Hnd connecting for all Northern and Eastern oass ana
New Orleans sailing every
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY,
AND SATURDAY,
from the Company's wharf, 1nt above Race street, ana
Bpm
For height, which viii be received daily handled In the
most careful manner delivered with the Fr0atest doa-
WILLIAM j. TAYLOR & CO.,
1i-l0 3m No. 30 North wharves
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILIRs.-
w This exquisite Cosmetic has equal for beautifS-
hg Whening and preserving the complexion II Is pre-
pHfed from puic white wax hence It's
ues i.I preserving the skin, making son. fr smooth,
ana transparent IL most soothing after shaving cures
ehapped hands and lips removes plmpies hlocbes ian
irecsles, or sunburn and impar peary that 10 the
aco neck, and arms. Price 30, So and IS cents HUNT
a CO. no. lS 5. SEVENTH Street, and No, Al s. EIGHTa
ouVol. 1913 3m
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NINN TpT unDIUVT Drvyr
----------------
HELMBOlD'S REMEDIES
HEI.NfTtOT nc.
II
rrr-. -
NOAD hAlhAVL bUuhU
JIcInTunI ,.-
A' ia i'NOi DUNN
For weaknesses arising nom Excessive Iud:scrc,ou The
HELMB9LD'S
v,,,,-,, ,,,,,,,, .,,.,, - ,
an '"''''n' ps'uHaT TO ftNAiA''' unoquAod By any
0'n'r P'pA"'loh as IN ohloro'i'' or Retention luosu
'''i's nunoS' % suppression or Customary Evae-
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF Ottawa, ss'
At session of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty Of Ottawa, holden Mt the Probate Oaice, in
the village Of Grand Haven, on Monday the
seventh day Of November, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four: -
Present, Augustus w. Taylor, Judge Of Pro-
bate. In the matter Of tho estate Of John
Mullin, deceased. s
inN reading and fling the petition, duly ver-
~ flied, of Thomas Falvey, representing
his death and that he died in said county Of
Ottawa, intestatc, and praying that administra-
tion of his estate may be committed unto him.
Thercupon It is ordered, that Monday, the
fifth day Of December next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of
said petition, and that the heirs at law of said
deceased, and all other persons interested in said
estate, are required to appear at session Of
said court, then to be holden at the Probate Of
fee, in the village of Grand Haven, and show
cause, il any there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted. And 1t is fur
thcr ordered, that said petitioner give notice TO
the persons interested in said estate of the pen
dency of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy Of this order to be published
in the Grand Haven News, n newspaper printed
and circulating in said county of Ottawa, three
successive weeks previous tosad day Of hearing.
AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
2s9w41 Judge of Probate.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07

nj Office Is hereby given that by virtue Of
In license and authority to me granted by
the Probate Court Of Ottawa County and State
Of Michigan. dated the seventh day of Novem-
bsr, 1894, shall sell at public auction, to the
higest bidder, at the premises TO be sold, In the
tswnship Of jamestown, in said county, on
Thursday, the fifth day Of january,
next, ~ tso O'clock in the afternoon. all the
right title and interest which Joseph I. Brown
In Me lifetime possessed IN and to the west half
of the west half and 1ve acres of the west side
OF the east half Of the west half Of the southwest
quarter of section ten (lo) Ia township i've (5)
north Of range thirteen Q3> west containing
forty-Gve acres, more or less. Dated, Grand
Rapids, November, g, 1854. (290 WI
DANIEL q. BROWN, Administrator Of
Of the Estate Of Joseph 7. Brown, deceased.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07
The Singer Sewing Machines.

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The Folding Case Of tho Family, Machine
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great capacity and beauty.
IL is fast becoming as popular for family as
our Manufacturing machines are for manufac-
turing purposes
The Branch Offices are well supplied with
silk, twist thread, needles, OIL &C., Of the best
quality. Send for a PANPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPA-
NY, 45S Broadway, New York. Detroit 0fico,
5S Woodward Avenue. Jn2s5tfl
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07
FERRYSBURG HOTEL
JoHNPENNoYER, PaopRrsron.

a. THIS spacious and wen known house has
N;; recently. been leased by It's present pro-
-2iiA. prictor and no pains or expense will he
spared 70 make u, in every respect most desira-
bic and comfortable for customers. Passengers
from the Cars, going North, will connect here
with the y. s. Daily Mail Stage, and from the
North, going East or West, with tho ID. 81 M.
Railway Trains. " is sd
A good harm and stable accommodations fur
nished at all timest Terms reasonable.
afa sburg, April 0, 1864. 259 IT,
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-07
7 #. ENT,
M MER CHA Mt TAIL OR,

HEEPS constantly ON hand fine and full
-IA- assortment Of Goods in his line. He
also pledges himself that his work shall not
be surpassed by any in town In point of cheap
ness and durability. All work warranted.
Grand Haven, Mich. [tfn163