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The fare from Hagerstown to Baltimore, by
way of Frederick and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, has been reduced to $3.50. This has
been done in consequence of the completion of
the York and Cumberland road, and the recent
reduction of fare on the Cumberland and VAL
ley road, by which great portion of the above
travel was drawn that way
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TOWN MEETING.
The. following appears GEOGRAPHICALLY in the
Baltimore papers of this morning:

Baltimore papers of this morning:
WAsHINGToN, May 80 p. NJ Washington
A6airs.-It is stated that Kennedy, the super
intendent of the Census, has been sent to the
Worlds Fair by the General Government, and
will leave on the 18th May.
In the Census Office they have commenced
the classification of the inhabitants according
to their ages, with the marriages and school
statistics.
Shape, of London, recently clerk in the
Census office, was caned to-day by Mr. Pitts,
Of Wheeling.
In the Sixth Auditors Office, Finney, of Pa,
has been promoted from a 81 900 to q 81, 200
clerkship. Mclaughlin, Paying Clerk, who is
in bad health, has been reduced from salary
of 81 200 to one of ST. 900.
Decide, clerk in the Republic Office, has been
appointed to a 81 200 place.
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PITTsBuRG, May 9.-Arrest on a Charge Of
Robbing the Mail.-N. s. Burnett, stage driver,
was arrested this morning by Shallcross and
Othinger, Post Office agents, on the charge of
robbing the U. s. Mail on the Allegheny Noun
tains. He was committed to Jail.
There is seven feet water in the channel and
the river falling.
The accident at Lock No. 4, mentioned yes
terday, will cause no interruption to navigation.
The steamer Atlantic was but slightly injured
The lock will be repaired by Monday.
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KESTUcKY.-Linn Boyd is opposed, for Con
gress, by Hiram McElroy. They are both dem
ocrats.
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In this city, yesterday in the I'D year Of her age Mrs
CATHARINE G0LDSB0R0UGH, relict Of the late C. W.
GoLDspoUoUGH.
Her funeral will take place Sunday after
noon at o'clock from her late residence, at Mrs Fords
corner OF and 10th streets which her friends and
quaintances respectfully invited to attend.
On Friday afternoon, the 9th instant, MARY A. HoI-
LAND, daughter Of JOHN II. and SUsASNAH HOLLAND in
the 10th year of her age.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend her
funeral from the residence of her father street.
tween 9th and 18th Streets tomorrow Sunday afternoon
mt o'clock.
"Suer little children to come unto me- and forbid them
not for Of such the kingdom Of Godthe Saviour said
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The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle says there seems
to be sort of stampede among the negroes
in that neighborhood, who are running off in
crowds
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EXTRAORDINARY ARRrvAIl

BOYS CLOTHINGi BOYS CLOTHINGH
WILLIAM WALL, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
wv and 10th streets, takes pleasure in informing tho
citizens Of Washington and Georgetown that he has just
received another large and beautiful assortment BOYS
CLOTHING suitable for the present season. which he
particularly invites the attention of purchasers generally
may Stiff
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BUTTERl-ANOTHER sUppLY

HAVE just received, per Adams Co.'s Express, from
II New York, another supply Of PRIME FRESH BUT
TER which shall offer for sale at my stalls mos SO and
81 Centre Market9 shall continue 10 receive fresh sup
plies - GEO. NJ. OYSTER.
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SS- The Rev. James Ryder, ID. d., Presi-
dent Of Georgetown College, will deliver address at
the opening of the Medical Department of Georgetown
College, in the Lectureoom of the Smithsonian Insttu-
ton, MONDAY the 18th instant, at halfpas o'clock
p. m. The public invited TO attend
~ b. The Lectures during the present Summer Course
will be delivered in the afternoon and evening of each
day, commencing at o'clock
FL0D0ARD0 HOWARD, NJ. d.
may8-8 Reg Med. Dept. Georgetown College.
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They are trying /" Ned Forrest in New York
for fogging :" Nat Willis"
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The name Of Miss CHARIssA TALBERr was
omitted yesterday in our list of those who spoke
so prettily at Miss Middletons May party.
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Tomatoes were selling this morning at 87t
cents per dozen.
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LEATHER! LEATHER!!

NHE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform his friends and the
Trade in general that he has just returned from the
North with n large assortment of FRENCH CALF SKINS,
of the most approved brands and Patent Calf Skins and
Leather in general all of which he will sell low for
cash. approved credits.
as dozen French Calf SKINS from $7 10 $40 per dozen
Homemade CalESkin, Kipps and Uppers
Harness, Bride, and Band Leather
Morocco Shoes Lining and Binding Skins
Spanish Sole, Slaughter Skirting
Shoe Finding and Soze's Kilt
ss- Agent for H. II. DAYS Webbing for Congress-
Boots. r. G F0RD
may Elm Corner 1th and a streets
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.

GEoRGETowN, May 1912 m.
Our market was well supplied this morning
with meats, vegetables, butter, SC. best cuts
of beef 123 cents, lamb from 80 to Is cents per
Or, butter 25@814 cents, eggs 16 cents, pota-
toes 25 cents per peck, and green peas plenty
at so cents per peck
The Board of Aldermen and Board of Com
mon Council passed several bills of Importance
last night, among them one for repaving and
guttering that part of Congress street between
Bridge and Gay streets, at cost not to exceed
1875 and had under examination an ordinance
for the removal of distractions from the river,
within the jurisdiction of the town.
There is very little doing in the grain or -four
market; wheat is selling this morning from 80
@98 cents, -four $4.20@4.25, corn $1,000
cents, and in demand Fish-shad SO per Dbl,
behring's $5@5.50.
The inspections of -four for the week 5000
bbls.
Arriued-Schr. H. N. Gambril, Whorf, mas
ter, Wilmington, N. c., to Pickrel & Dickson ;
schr. Elizabeth Jane, Street, Philadelphia, to
S. Smoot; schr. Edward Hardy, Walker N. c.,
SHingieS w ueorSe WatcrS, scnr. hlu, Har-
rington, Charleston, s. c., salt to E. Pickrel
& Co.
Canal Irade.-Arrived, boats H. G. Phelps,
Cumb., 80 tons coal; T. P. Garrett, Knoxville,
wheat, -four, corn, potatoes, and hay; Expert
ment, Edwards Ferry, flour, bran, &C.; Texas,
Cumb. COAL Hugh Smith, 81 m, 8O3 bbls. -four;
M. L. Rawdon, Cumb. coal; John c. Calhoun,
SO m, pig iron; Columbia, Cumb. coal Rein
deer, Cumb coal; Rambler, AZ M, corn, hay,
&C., sc.
Departed.-Francis M. Standish, j. Sniverly,
Charlotte !. Long, j. G. Calhoun, F. Thomas,
VIM. H. Harrison, W. A. Harper, and the beau
tiful little steamer, Virginia, with the American
Eagle, Montour, and Arial in tow, bound for
Cumberland. ELECTRO.
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FOR RENT.

EshN A HOUSE on 10th street, between Pennsylvania
l,,,M avenue and street. a
lki.l Inquire Of +. MAST d CO., !
may 5-3tMW&S Pa av, betn 9th and 10th sts
INOR RENT-A pleasant and comfortable DWELL
IL ING HOUSE, suited for a small family, situated on
the east side of Sixth street. north Of street For terms
&C., apply to A. RoTHwELI at the City Hall. may 8-3*
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MARRIAGE
DEATHS.

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. j. s. GoRsucH JOHN
this city.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.

~ WE would invite the Ladies' to call and examine
x our extensive Stock Of Green Blue and Black
\Watered, Bordered and Lined silk and satin Tusr
greatly reduced prices. ~,
Also choice selection Of UMBRELLAS all Of the latest
fashion, and the work warranted.
JUST RECEIVED-a handsome variety Of silks and
Scotch Ginghams for recovering
ss Repairing and Covering faithfully and punctusy
executed A. CORBIT co.
may 6-6m Penn avenue, nsx n strspt
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SUMMER MILLINERY.

lust RECEIVED, at PARKER's, few beautiful
81 French Hats which will be opened the 9th instant
may SIT Penn avenue, under National Hotel.
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BOARDING.
BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

DROPERIY FOR SALEM MILBURN will
i sell part the whole Of the northwest Of
square D. at the intersection OF 9th street and Maine
nue., fronting the Mall. Also few valuable lots
Virginia avenue and elsewhere in the It'll ward His resi-
dence is ON 9th, between and streets.
may lots H3
I OTIS FOR SALE ON CAPITOL HILL
IL Lots IA, l5 and II, in square 1882 on Capitol HILL
at corner Of and LIST Streets will be sold cheap separate
or together, If immediate application be made T. M.
HANSON, at the Potomac Savings Bank, It'll street,
opposite the Post Office. may I0-lts 4
DOW WINDOW FOR SALE.-A large Bow
I'D Window for sale, cheap, by J. +. CALLAN,
may 9--3t Corner and It'll streets. !
AUCTION SALE.
NHE UNDERSIGNED, wishing to locate himself in an
private SALE between this date the 18th day Of the
month"; and If not then sold he will offer the tenements
at public sale that day, at o'clock p Tho proper
y is situated Eighth, between and streets, west
Terms will be made known at the SALE
may It'd III. B. ROBERTSON.
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OMNIBUS LINE ON It'll STREET.

TT is not surprising that lady should remark on en-
tering the Ladies' Quitting Store, Seventh street.
above H. while looking the beautiful assortment Of
Grapes Laces, Gimps, Straw and Corded Bonnets
Kid Silk, and Thread Gloves for Ladies and Gents
Fresh lot of RIBBONS, Hosiery Flowers, Bonnet Caps
Also an assortment Of beautiful FANS all prices
Perfumery, and every thing in the Fancy linethat II
line Of Omnbuses to up It'll street. the Ladies
would soon leave the Avenue to make their purchases
1t is now pleasant walk to
MRS. e. COLLISIONS
may 8-tf Fancy Millinery Store, 7th st., alb. II.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ID M. DOWNER keeps constantly hand the best
III. assortment Of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, North
side Pennsylvania avenue between 18th 18th streets
2-y
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From the baltimore American Ofthis morning.


HoNoBs TO THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET.
II will be seen in the report Of proceedings of
the city council, that the mayor yesterday made
communication to the city council respecting
the arrival here, on Monday next, of President
Fillmore and his Cabinet, on their way to the
North, and suggesting the propriety of such
action, on the part of the councils, as would be
appropriate to the occasion of the presence Of
the National Executive in Baltimore Resolu-
tons were accordingly passed, appointing q
joint special committee to extend to the Presi-
dent and his suite the inequalities of the city
The committee appointed under the resolution
consists of Messrs. Thomas, Connolly, and
Brooks, OF the First Branch; and Messrs Ninde,
Lowering, and Cooper, of the Second Branch
who will doubtless adopt suitable measures for
extending to the distinguished guests an appro-
pirate and hearty welcome.
After the foregoing article was written, the
following call was handed in for publication
TOWN MEETING
MAYORS OFFICE, May 10, 1851.
The citizens of Baltimore are invited to meet
at the City Hall, this day, Saturday J at twelve
o'clock, M, to make appropriate arrangements
for the reception of the President of the United
States. JNo. II. t. JEROME, Mayor.
The City authorities of Philadelphia and New
York are making all proper arrangements for
giving suitable reception to the President of
the United States his visit to those cities next
week.
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BUTTER! BUTTER |! BUTTER!
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES Of New and Beau
tiful Goods
STILL LATERI

HAVE just returned from New York, and am now
receiving (by Adams Co.'S Express) n very hand
some assortment OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS which have
been selected with the utmost from the latest ports
tons Ladies in want Of very choice Goods low prices
will please CALL as they may rely upon getting the latest
and most fashionable styles in the country deem II
useless to itemize; and suffice IL TO that DryGoods
buyers can have all their wants supplied on the most
moderate terms. @. w. VERIFY,
may 6-2w Penn av, between 7th and 9Th streets. :
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The Ohio grape crop is entirely destroyed.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!
METH0DIsM IN EARNEST, by James Caughey
Il Eminent Dead, or Triumphs of Faith
Foxs Book Of Martyrs, quarto size, cheap
Andrews Latin-English Lexicon
Robinson's Greek and English Lexicon
Websters Quarto Dictionary, unabridged
Greek Testament, with Lexicon
Wrongs Of Women and Judah's Lion, by G. Elizabeth
Recognition Of Friends In Heaven
Spirit Of Prayer, by Hannah More.
A. GRAY,
may loco 18th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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old DR. TOwNsEND,s sarsapsrill
" may be had at Factory prices Of
may eff Corner and It'll streets
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BLACK SILKS,

TTHIS DAY RECEIVED-10pie pieces very superior BLACK
Il SILK, which, added to my former stock, makes II very
large and complete embracing all the widths and quail
ties Ea -#1ia
Also
25 pieces striped and checked Silk
80 pieces Foulards, from Is cents to 81 some very
heavy and rich, yard wide
10 pieces Chene silk, very rich and cheap
The above goods will be sold low for cash as they
can be bought in this any other market.
G.. w. YERBY,
may 7-dlmn Penn av, bet'n It'll and 9Th streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES
NOW OPEN, at his residence on the corner of 18th
and III streets, where the terms will be made known
on application TO the Principal. may o--tf
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On L street, between oh and 10Th, south side.
MRS BELL would respectfully inform her friends and
M the public that her Senior Glasses for the Summer
Session not yet full In addition TO her present num-
bcr several young ladies In the more advanced udies NAV
be accommodated. Drawing, Painting, and Necdlework
taught ~ W
Hs- Terms made known application. [may 8-dows
BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER!
lust RECEIvED-2,000 lbs. Fresh ROLL BUTTER.
- from Loudoun county Va. Housekcepers and others
desiring choice article win do well cali and see n b.
fore purchasing as 1t will be sold low at
@. II. BYRN's
may S-Th&s Family Grocery, Pa av. and 9th st.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES Of New and Beau
tiful Goods,
Just RECEIvED-per ADAMS Co.'s Express -CHAs
~ H. LANE having just returned from New York with
many and beautiful articles adapted Gentlemens
respectfully solicits call from his friends and tho
public.
may ST Gentlemens Furnishing Store, Penn nv.
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NOTICE.

rTNHE JoURNEYMEN PAINTERS, having been dis
appointed In their expectations Of obtaining the
of the City Hall Thursday night, will meet at the
FRANKLIN ENGINE HOUSE, on Tuesday ercning, May
18th, at halfpast o'clock Punctual attendance is
duestcd. NAV lo-3t
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VEGETABLE BALsAM, or FRAGRANT Hair Woo

VEGETABLE BALSAM, or fragrant hair Wash,
NOR BEAUTIFYING and preserving the Hair, possess
II ing peculiar strengthening and refreshing qualities;
it also dandruf and diseases Of the skim giving
life and vigor to the hair hitherto unattainablc Sold
wholesale and retail at GIBBSS Ornamental Hair and
Fancy Store up stairs Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th
and 10th streets. may 8-6tif
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A SONG FOR MAY.
Come, lot us all our voices raise,
Amid our fairy bowers;
Let all our hearts unite and praise
The Birthday Of the Flowers.
The morning sun Is shining bright
All Natures face Is gay;
Oh, let our hearts be cheerful-light-
True embems Of the day.
The flowers which shed their fragrant breath
Upon the evening wind,
Or morning dew, DER vale and heath
All teach us TO be kind.
Then let us thank our God above
For giving us this day,
Which fills our hearts with truth and love,
And makes them light and gay.
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the Matera Medca and one which acts in perfect bar
s.on Of the whole .te acting decy upon AZ tbe nevs
Mainsprings of Life,
gently ard surely regulating and bringing abont bat b,r
no1ons condition which constitutes health werever there
Neither Vomits nor Purges.
nor even nsuseaes the delicate stomach we can give
~ pe'e IDEA o. It's effects than tina, described by B. r. Fly
which he says: o'''1'O''' i'a' o''0De' H. io'0' in
Your Feb,fuge has been used with wonderful success.
been used and in every has acted
hs patent to perfect health in from EIGHT
whit 1t the surface opens The pores Of
.en lies down and goes to sleep he awaSes and veil
nardy Knowing what cured him. 1t is, emphatcally
The Remedy for Fevers,o
s w Dss from NJ Noble Of Caldwell parish under date
Il have used the Electrical Feb,ifnpe in ,re,
pet'sSs. health IN from two to our l. therefore,
Greatest Discoveries OF the Age.o
we could produce enough Of such testimony to fill ar
pRyo.ns an Sm o is men in the souhGm plant
the best proof and ali aony we desire ''e
shS oasy FIJI to
per ounce bottle 80 half ounce 81,
ye to eight which renders it the cheapest medicine
he ~oso viii save auinne enough TO for itself
VA owes without regarding the saving Of time
liberal discount will be made dealers. and sales qua
None genuine, without fac simile signature, with the
@ Eseo 81 Fesssps on ks s
G SS T seWT;" y 6i IL ri ia ,h az val
no 70 purchase ANYTHING puportng to be Electrical
W. asie bearing The above marks Of aenaepes
having been mpo.sd BY couner recipes,
s: wnsh' not worthless. are to the least extremely
.hs e. soas s by Ds.s; aHd Dealers generally throughout
THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEeT. in anv
anany at proprleoss prices together with large assor
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Precmption Rights.

GEsERAL LAND OFr1or, March 81, 1851.
order that the liberal views of Congress, il
% # certain si9ySs csr ~, md fos
and wasntess be avoided IA a. oo,
hle n obtaining the benefits granedb the gratitude Of tbe
and sssns sn se as me en aA r.
Sublc Lands the fruits Of their industry and h'
That public notice be given all settlers on Public
sF & .S. ss, @ @
Ao " 1T snd REQUIRED BY the Presumption
nsn and prevent Interference By the location Of thest
sn ss 8 %s1sa
athssylt q wheher aid land OF not and
ths hand. p hs Land Al last Ioy days. II a. the
with presumption claims otherwise he warrants vii e.
teGnsa to this Office for paenng; but if there is such in
Wanises locats Their warrants on their own ,yemn
ee q Sars S
price OF the land is than dollar and twenty-five
an and s ns rs r., the
sach & Ss at 81 y per acre No prempon rights
sSsssen ds BY the waanss to
he OF @us ssS Ia
wei ssisnae sse n ac.
they ars desired that the tract first selected shall have
other. ~ whSR may b vacant delay In
sss ~ % the applicant taken before Officers
mentioned in the warrant must accompany the application
ssd MSsSls By
picauon made by the Attorney Guardian EXECUTOR etc.
the evidence duly certified of their AUTHORITY tn ACT INNS;
By clause ii ssesisn Of the Act making .pp,opna
s SsIah III shs saassa
SSp;mfes iS3o or BY virtue Of oer Act Of Congress
INTO market and then subject private entry so fba
Iano can pe located under the Bounty Land Law Of 18Th
sssspL thai WHICH bad been proclaimed and offered for sale
spls law6w j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
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GKECIAN FANCHERONIAN DR0PS

A SUkE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
poiyely cure, the Sick Headache, Chils and Fever
IaundGe dyspepsia, Chronic anhea Seas ickness Cho
eIa ana Choera lnantum and restore healthy action tn
morphine entering into their compound They do not pur
po 10 De remedy for all manner Of diseases that flesh heir
hoavey cure They will also correct all deransemeD,s Of
'e slonach anu relieve from those aches and pains tbroua
the system commonly called rheumatism, ' 'A'''e''
Wan On remedy for the Gravel and Vemfuge
~ ,Irepared only BY DR.. j. s. FANCHKR lao Fu lion
sussei new FORK, a few doors from Broadway,
FOR sale wholesale and retail, by
e. d. BEACH, 1877 Canal street.
kansas. Texas and Florida iii 11g i9s or
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RAPID PROGRESSIVE copy from a Michiea,
paper the following account Of Western CITY
which has indeed had . mushroom growth:
"A year ago We visited Saginaw CITY, and tbe,,
heard that the Hon. Norman Little was neuot;s,
ing for some three hundred acres Of forest land
two miles below, the east side of the river an,
intended city should be located there within tai
years Ten months ago the purchase was com
Pleted at six dollars per acre. We arc now writ
ing In what was then to be city, although at tina
time mot = tres had been cut. '--
In front of us lays some 500 feet Of good wharf
Tn u the music Of saws are heard from the large
mill Of A. M. Hoyt d Co., of New York. Nes,
~, Preparations are being made for another one
for q. H. Hazleton, If Flint. "A few rods furthe'
splendid steam Aonr mill, four stories high. with
Ian Of stone, owned BY Hoyt q Co., and will
- eperation in August. commodious ware.
house, 90 BY 30 feet is also on the wharf, and on
the street fronting the wharf is to be seen hotel
being erected BY N. Blackmer, Esq, one HUNDRED
feet by eighty. A little distance from there. an
academy, costing $4,000, is going up.
Over 1000 lots have been sold the past eight
months, conditioned that they be improved,
A plank road from Flint is to be finished by
JulySRnd movement is being made for q plank
road from Tuscola county seat to this placs.
The stock is said to be subscribed and the distance
il % miles. -
East Saginaw now contains 100 buildings. and
carpenters are at work in all directions. +