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BOARDING.

eMMEk BOARDING.-A private famli, oo
one ~ arse ana comfortable brick house in
nso ~ s,ns on the Baltimore and OHIO Rsiiroas.
AND, wish 70 take few Boardsrs Ear the
m,oas which large airy farm Q, afford The
s.son one OF tie healthiest in the state :, he
u i ~, ia ion please amply IN j. A. DROtGE snn
80 :, ~ al. 20, No. ap 7-S&wlw
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II II appears by the report of the Marsha, n,
ONO, that the Republicans Of AshtabuIa county
are In arms to resist the execution of the Senateis
autnority 10 bring Brown before the committee
eharged with the investigation of the Harper,s
Ferry affair. This attitude of affairs was tor
shadowed in the speech of r ed path
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IL The Richmond Enquirer declares that
Virginia will be unit in the Charleston Con.
vention, and that the State delegation will ex
haust all efforts to effect the nomination of South
srn statesmen before seeking the advancement of
any Northern Democrat
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The WRATHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lsan. consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
about o'clock "
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TO MILITARY COMPANIES.
= NJ Subscriber offers prize to the best shot
ha.SlLVER CUP, and extends an invitation to mil
s Hnp Sr other companies to sit COLUMBIA
Us Tor that purpose, at any convent Mt time
wheh the grounds are not otherwise engaged.
THOS. FAHEY, Proprietor.
D. up 20 DC seen at ]. Robinson's. Jewe1ler, SAT
% "'o"oo' apf-T
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States from which the reliable Democratic votes
will come In the Presidential election. Thus. the
New York delegation is uncommitted, and wholly
undecided a. to whom they will vote for at
Charleston, further than that they will vote for no
candidate who is obnoxious to the Democracy of
the Democratic States.
THE LAST RECEPTION Of the season at the En-
ecutive Mansion, last evening, was very largely:
attended, there being a perfect jam. Besides q
general turnout, on this last occasion Of the
season, of the usual visters, distinguished and
undistinguished, there was a great number Of
strangers present, consisting mostly Of delegates
and others, now'in this city, on their wav to the
Charleston Convention. Some of these endeayored
mot unsuccessfully in some cases) to draw the
Presdent into conversation on the subject of the
convention, but in the language Of one present,
"they did not make much off Of himn On the
subject Of platforms he expressed the opinion that
they could not better the Cincinnati platform
much, if they Interpreted it properly. No ex-
preston In favor Of any particular candidate before
| the Charleston Convention was elected from him
He intimated that the delegates, fresh from the
people, ought to be the best judges Of this matter
Miss Lane was in her usual charming good
| humor, and made everybody at home and happy
| around her
CoNFIRMED.-The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination Of Olaf. f. G English as United
States Marshal for the southern district of Indiana
| We are glad that the Senate have thus put a stop
| to the controversy over this office While the
other aspirants for this office were doubtless
! worthy gentlemen. 1t is no less true that Major
| English is equally worthy. He has long been
faithful soldier in the Democratic cause and is
in every respect At to hold the office His confr
nation in the face Of the opposition to 1t because
| 1t was desired for Others we trust will have III.
effect of hereafter preventing opposition to Execu
tive nominations on any such grounds
THE WRArupp The f,,,.,,..- 5000. -. A., -
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NEw MUsIC-we have received from our mu-
sical neighbor, J. F. Ellis, the 9Sky Rocket
Polka" by Gustavus Raw, al two new songs
by Foley Hall, entitled "Stfn in my dreams
thcu'rt near, - and Where art thou, dearest,n
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Spirit Of the Morning Pre...

The Constitution publishes and compliments
the late speech Of Mr.. Chesnut In the Senate. on
fne relation OF the states on the Slavery question:
and also quotes from the Con grss,ional Globe to
show that the report of the Special Committee i'm
the Houmas-Land-grant case does not impugn
The integrity Of Senators Benjamin and Slidell.
The Intelligence, has Its usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany.
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LOST AND FOUND.


SS REWARD Runaway from the subscriber,
pC on the 18th INST. a Light Bay MARE
with white fetooks kicked on the haunoh ~
by a horse which left sore. ANY one re- AXA
turning her to me will receive the above reward.
ap 1885, G. SPROTH. No. 311 sixth ct.
c. REWARD-Stray sd away from the subscri-
S.I Der, on tho 18th instant, ght bav -
MULE, with the letter ) branded on the
right jaw, and tai and mane shaved. The
above reward vii be given ID any one 49,
who will deliver him at my stable on 7th
street, bet and streets. JAS, H. SHREVE.
ap list
G10O REWARD-Rauaway from the subscri-
9lUU Der on the 18th Of priI, Negro Boy -
IERRI, who calls himself Jerry Crase. "a
feet to 10 inches high; very black, and ~
rather feshy; He Is about IL years Old. HadA
on when he lett home pair of gray fuen cloth
pants, back jacket, pair of boots. Other clothing
unknown will give the above reward if taken
out of Charles County. and S5) if taken IN the
county. provided he he brought home to me. or Sc
cured an jail so that 1 get him again. Address
GERARD RIsON, DoRcaster P. o, Charles Co.,
MA. ap17 I'm"
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0~NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION-The
~ Potomac Building Association being about
to close, It Is proposed that new Association he
organized. Persons wishing to take shares can
leave their names with ClIAS. b. CHURCH, at
Chas. Aliens Drug Store, corner of Maryland ave
nue. and llth street, at the Insurance office adj
joining tnorth) the Bank of WASHINGTON and so
soon as sufficient number of shares are subscribed
a meeting will be called. an I2-eo4t
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Pr oG R A ME
Grand Sacred Concert,
NIFTY CHURC
Corner Of THIRD and c streets, Washins'os.
On THURSDAY EVENING, April 18th, 1859
On which occasion will be insugurated the
Recently completed By Messrs. HOOK CO., BO,
The services of the following distinguished art
Mrs. CECILIA i' Yo GUiaHNA "A NJ. DAWSON.
Selected from the eva various cSOiTs Of Che city,
MIR. S %E. Hh asa Ss"f E3SsffGasirR.
1. Rscitative and chorus-"Let every o..
n From the OTato1io. Nose: in Egypt y15 'Hl
2. Grand Aria and Chorus-"when he =.
'H'D ''' Miss JULlAsi MAY. N''''A&
riOus beauties and capabilities.
4. A.I RIA (. Angels ever bright u..,,
'naialr Mrs. CECIL. You've: h'o0S
6. Soprano Solo and Chorus--Guadeamus .DisbeIi
!. Grand Chorus-"TR God c6sstiseth" Rossini
a. "rnfama,ur,; ss. fsr Mater i; .Ros.ini
Mr.. DAwsoS.
10. soprano Solo. with Flute Obligato-
Gratias Agemus Titi.---............G ugliemi
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG.
IL. Duet" Juis Est Homo" Stabat Mater -
IL. Soprano Soo-"l know that my Redeem
Is ofs r e impromptu Of the Snos'
Destruction of the Egyptians in the
a.-Grsnd Finaie-''Nisht Shades no Long,
oi ----- hosslnl
Tickets 81 ; which may he obtained at all the
principal Book and Music Stores in Washington !:
in Georgetown, at the Drug Stores of Messrs. CIs-
sell and kdweH. ap l6-td
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NEw YoRK-ofthes seventy two delegates from
New York to the Charleston Convention, fifteen
are out-and-out advocates Of the nomination of
Senator Douglas, and half dozen more are ex-
ceedingly anxious to have the South consent to
aoolitionize herself by supporting him. The rest
take no more interest In his political fortunes than
in those Of the man in the moon. The delegation
votes as unit; and, while it is by no means i'm
probable that the majority would gladly vote for
Mr.. Dickinson or Gov Seymour of New York we
have every reason to believe that New York,s vote
win be cheerfulIy thrown for the choice Of the
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r f. GREEN,
w. IMPORTER OF
CHINA. GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
Having received his Spring importation of Ware
1wouid respectfully solicit the atten- CII
Etun OF the public to the same. believ- HM
~ ing he can offer great variety as HE3H
VI any similar house in the city al
HIS stock comprises DINNER, TEA and TOT-
LET WARE, IN White, Gold Band and the most
Richly Deco ated, in sets or detached pieces.
DcPeTt Sets, of various patterns.
Bohemian, German, and American Glassware
In FANCY ARTICLES his assortment is nm
usually large, coInprI>ing Vaces. Card Receivers
Lever Boxes, Cordial and Toilet Sets Perfume
b4,,ties &c. &c. of the most handsome and uniq ne
Also. CU ILERf OF every style in sets of from
IWeiye TO nifty three pieces with great variety e
hOUSE-FURNlSHlNG GOODS generally. too
All OF THE above goods will he sold at ureh belo,r
ne nsuat Prices. respectfully solicit persons 10
give me call chether they iSh to purchase on nor
c. F.. GREEN
254 Pennsylvania avenue
ap lost one door east of kirkwood House
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

GOOD TIMES COMING.
III is Depending on the above words that the
SHIELDS BOYS Intend giving their Fifth "a
GRAND ASSEMBLY at the Hall of tho ~
Franklin Engine House on FIR IDAY EVE-14
Ming April ~, 1860 and in hopes that they lsa{A
viii once more have the pleasure of seeing their
many friends and the public in general as they ell
do agree 70 make this of the best of the season.
and ladies'. By order of
Co1nmi;tee OF Arrnngen7srts
ap 1857
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HTBALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY
uS 3s6 SIXTH STREET
kinds, Wedding Cakes. Fancy Cakes, Pyramids
and Ornaments of all kinds and sizes, ScharIotte
Ruse, Jellies, Blanc Mango, Piumbsry, Clean, O.
made to order. Parties, Entertainments, Suppers,
Weddings, d., furnished with 81 kinds COniect,
lonerles at the shortest notice, and most reasona
BILE terms: Ice Cream, Water Ices, and Roman
Punch, lbs per gallon.
late of Butchers Confectionery, Baltmore.
in 2S SIN No 3S6 Sth st hat r .nd (,
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0TTO THE CITIZENS OF THE FIRST
W. WARD.-The Democratic and Anti Know
Nothing voters Of the First Ward are requested to
Penna. avenue. on FRIDAY EVENING next. the
FHe ln6t at "a o'clock for the purpose of selecting
vention to be held for tho purpose of nominating a
ca1uluate Tor mayor. ap 1887"
~THE HON. II. b. VANCE, of North Caro-
~ lima. will address the Union Association of
the Seventh Ward on THURSDAY EVENING
next, at77a o'clock, The friends of tie cause are
respectfully invited to be present. BY order of
III, THE COMMITTEE
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
LITERARY NOTICE.

One of the most interesting and useful publications
which comes TO sanctum ia the SCIENTIFIC AMERI
CAM weekly publication devoted to poular science
new inventions, and the whole range of mechanic
and manufacturing arts. Tho SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN has been published for fifteen years. by the we'll
known Patent Solicitors, Messcrs MUM & Co. 81
Park Row, New York; and has yearly increased in
interest and circulation until has attained we un-
dorstand nearly 10000 subscribers which is the best
Of evidence that the publication is appreciated by
the reading public.
To those Of our readers who may not be familiar
with the character Of the paper, will state some
ofthe subjects Of which it treats Its illustrated des-
criptons Of all the most important improvements in
steam and agricultural machinery, will commend it
to the Engineer and Farmer while the new house.
hold inventions and shop tools which illustrated
by ongravings and described in its coluns with the
practical receipts contained in every number, rem
ders the work desirable 10 house keepers and almost
indispensable TO every mechanic or smith who has
shop for manufacturing work. or repairing old.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is universally regard
cd rs the inventors advocate and monitor; tho re-
pository Of American inventions and the great au-
thority on law AMI all business connected with
Patents Tho Official List Of Claims, as issued week
ly from the Patent Office, Ia Washington, are pub.
lishol regularly in its columns All the most i'm
portant Patents issued by the United States Patent
Office are illustrated and described its pages thus
forming IN unrivaled history Of American inventions.
II is not only the bost but the largest and cheap
est paper devoted 10 Science, Mechanics, Manufac
turers and the Useful Arts published in tho world
Hon. JUICE MASON, formerly Commissioner Of
Patents, is not only engaged with the publishers in
their immense Patent Agency department, but as q
writer on Patent Laws and Practice his ability Is
forcibly portrayed In tho columns Of this paper.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is published once n
week. (evory Saturday. each number containing l6
pages Of Leterpress from 10 to IL original Epgrav-
ings Of New Inventions, consisting OF the most i'm
proved Tools, Engines Mills, Agricultural Machipes
and Household Utensils making 81 numbers in q
year, comprising 1872 pages and over $40 Original
Engravings printed on heavy, fine paper, in n form
expressly for binding, aud all for 81 per annun.
| A New Volume commences on the LIST Of July, and
wo hope largo number Of our townsmen win avail
themselves Of tho present opportunity 70 subscribe
by RENTING 81 by mail 70 the publishers, Nuns
a Co. 81 Park Row, Now-York, they will send you
thor papor year, at the end Of which time 20,
will have n volume which you would not part will
for treble Ne cost, Tho publishers express thci
viii nZnoss TO mail single copy Of the paper Z
ssch a. may wish 10 500 Is without charge
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
SCoVILL7S
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia,
or
B LOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

- Prof. r. $. Newton says, in cincin- :,
- natl Medical Journal, Vol /, No. 5, page -
> BIG, in regard to the cure Of MARTIN ROB-
:. Rms, one OF the most remarkable cures ON >
record: Q
- "IVh4e he trds in The uorst imaginaJle =
u condition, We were called 10 attend him for -
fracture cf the leg, produced by a fall The -.
= indications Of reunion Of the bono under the :
= circumstances, we're very unfavorable for he =
would SIT day after uay picking out small :
- pieces Of he bone irhich trould slough Of.
- found him using seoras preparation, irhieh -
- lie continued 10 use until cure rds Effected =
"We gave him no constitutional treatment -
: being in attendance only as surgeon; yet We
" confess we had much curiosity 10 see what =
could be done in a system so EXTENSIVELY :,
= DISEASED ms his was
The Journal remarks, in passing on, that u
= Many other equally bad cases BAvE BEEN =
= CURED in this city, by the Syrup q Sdrsapa-
-, raid and SiNiHgia" =
I'VE ave known tho manufacturers Of II .
= personally for many years, and can say that =
= they are reliable mtn"
Sold by JOHN D PARK, Proprietor Chicago, III
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

THE TWO SEXES. - There is always
something of natures own gentility in all
yonng women, Except, indeed, when they
get together and fall a giggling. J 1t
shames us men to see how much sooner
they are polished into conversational shape
that our rough masculine angels. A vul-
gar boy requires, Heaven knows, what as.
sduity, to move three steps, l don't say
like gentleman, but like boy with q
soul in him; but give the least advantage
of society or tuition to a peasant girl, and
a hundred to one, she will glide into re
fnement before the boy can make bow
without upsctting the table. There is a
sentiment in all women that gives deli
cacy to thought, and taste to manner !;
with men it is generally acquired, an off
spring of the intellectual quality, not as
with the other sex, of the moral.--Lytton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

Down on THE GERMAN ELEMENr.--The
black Notwithstanding cloveu
foot already begins TO show itself, aud is
particularly severe on the fourteenth
plank in the black republican platform.
1t is called the "Datch plank" and some
declare it was interpolated in fraudu-
lent manner, and bellies the principles
which the platform intended to establish.
The Boston Bee (Amcrican), which year
or SO ago went into the bosom Of the At
las (republican) although united in inter
est, may be lkened at the present time
to house divided against itself In the
following extract the Atlas Bee shows
that.
"There are some points in the Chicago
platform that deserve mention, and one
especially that in this section of the coun-
try requires explanation. We refer TO
the fourteenth section Of the platform,
which declares that the republican, party
is opposed to any State legislation in re-
lation to the naturalization of foreigners.
This declaration in the platform is Meth.
er wise nor correct, and we most en-
phatically repudiate it. In the first place,
it is not egitimately in the platform, has
no business in it, and was improperly in
terpolated. The questisn to which it re-
lates is purely one of State policy, and
has nothing to do with the organization
or the policy of national party. 1t is
an undoubted fact that more than one
half the victories won for the republican
cause in the last five years have been
won by the aid of those who have been
and still are Americans, and il is both
unwise and unjust to introduce now any
such bone of contention as this might
prove to be. The party can no more at
ford to submit to the dlctaton of Ger
man element within its ranks than it can
to the old wing or old American element,
and ought never TO submit to either. -
We regret the incorporation of this Sec
ton in the platform-it was done in
haste; amid great confusion, and without
due elaboration and we hope it may
work no essential injury. AS lit is wrong,
we repudiate it; and shall never endorse
or defend it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
scRoFuLA SYPHILIS AND DISEASED BLOOD
DIT. ouYsorT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK s. SARSAPARILLA
Is TRUE SPECIFIC.


SYPHILIS, scRoFuLA AND DISEASED BLooD.--DR.
GuYsorT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF XELLow DOCK
AND SARsAPARILLA Is q true specific. The proprie
tors have in their possession hundred eerif
Gates Of the most extraordinary cures effected by IT,
We can safely say TRY IT. II reyNes the dropping
constitution, eradicates all bad humors from the
Blood and by its tonic properties restores the invalid
to life and vigor As spring and summer medi-
cine, It has equal Its singularly eiicaoous ac-
ton the blood, its strengthening and vvfyng ac-
ton on the system stands prominently above all
other Sarsnparillas. II you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear, healthy trans
parent skim and life and vigor infused through the
system, take GUYsoTT's EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock
AND SARsAPARILLA. 1t contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extant; which is chemically combined with the ca
tract Of yellow Dock and the extract Of Wild Cher
ry, thus making the remedy moro thoroughly eff
Gent than any other Sarsaparilla before the public
At the time it is perfectly free from all mineral
poisons which cannot be said Of any other Sarsapa-
rilla compound
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

A MlsrAKE.--Many of the newspapers
throughout the State are talking about
the resolutions adopted at the late black
republican convention in this city. This
is mistake. No resolutions Of any
character whatever were adopted. A
committee was appointed to present
some, but fell into dispute about the
manner in which the State administra-
ton should be treated, aud did not get
through until after the convention had
dispersed. Finally q couple Of resolu-
tons were read, but were not acted upon,
and were never put to vote. A couple
of other resolutions, one of which con-
tanned some twattle about the "republi-
cans of the State of Michigan continuing
to require ofsll its public servants an
unAinching integrity and individual &C.
countability for their every act of an Of
fetal character" were sent to the news
papers, but were never even read before
the convention, or after it until they
were read in the papers. The idea of
the black republicans of Michigan talk
ing about integrity was too broad farce
for even themselves.-Ffee Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
Things Very Desirable.
JOHN DERBY

HAS JUST received and now offers for sale
Il Il great variety of articles suited for the season
and much wanted among which are an extensive
supply Of
TURNER'S VALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
Forest Wine Bitters, Blackberry Brandy,
Blackberry Wine, Cherry Wine,
Apple Brandy, Peach Brandy
Cherry Brandy, Stoughton Bitters,
Lemon Cordial, Raspberry Syrup,
Raspberry Cordial, Native Vino,
Essences, various
ALSO, an extra article Of
Dandeon Coffee, Pure Ground Coffee
Fine Favored Java Coffee in three and six lb cans,
Sardines Fancy and Family Groceries, Fresh
HOLSTERS and CLAIMS in Gems, Ginger, and varions
other kinds Of preserves Fancy Pickles and Ketch-
ups, large assortment Of confectionery and fruits
both fresh and dried, all which will be sold at whole
sale or retail tlowest cash prices.
JOHN DERBY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

"SILvrR SIDES" - The handsomest
FIRE engine in the West, is to be here on
the 4th in charge of the Torrent Boys"
of Port Huron, as fine a company as ever
manned the brakes" The cost of the
silver plate alone, on "Silver Sides" was
$500. Our neighbors from the adjacent
cities, villages, and country will be amply
repaid for the trouble of visiting US on
the 9th"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

GRAIL SPLITTER" STYLE.-The follow
ing misquotation is kept standing at the
head Of the ticket in the columns of the
Sagina,0 Tallsy Republican, and is very
fair indication of the instincts Of black
republicanism. They slaughter statesmen,
and it is in perfect keeping that they
should dcsecrate the fame of the poets :
"Forever float that standard sheet,
Where breathes the foe yet falls before US
With FREEDOMS soil beneath our feet,
Aud FREEpoM's banner waving Ger us"
Mr.. BLAIR would do we'll to look over
some of his old school books, ifhe has any.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
ssTHE 4TH-'7

1t has been decided upon TO have a
general, old fashioned celebration in this
city on the coming 9TH Of July. Osmond's
Cornet Band, two Military Companies,
four Engine Companies, one Hook and
Ladder Company, and several other in
stitutions will take part in the exercises.
Hon. OMAR D. CoNGER, of Port Huron,
has been invited to deliver an Grafton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
ASSESSED Too Hon The follow

ASSESSED Too Hon. The following
is passage from real life:
[Sccne- A lawyers Office. Time -
Wednesday last. Enter State Librarian.
Librarian-Is this Mr.. w?
Lawyer-That is my name. Be seat
cd, sir.
Librarian-Ahl Mr.. W-ehp Well,
my name is land am State Librarian,
and all we clerks at Lansing think Mr..
w., that ten dollars is too high for you
TO assess us for the republican fund.
Lawyer-Ah, beg your pardon, Mr..
T.; / am not chairman Of the Republi.
can State committee. You have mis-
taken me for my brother
Exit Librarian in great haste. Scene
closes.-Det Free Press.