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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-For Gentle
T tlsnen only without board OF No. 35l sthsv Gas will be
furnished desired The location Of the best In the city.
Ne Isl SHAW " - > - ''''''' ''''''' =
WANTED-By Lady an UNPUBLISHED
w ROOM, with Private Family where she have Tia
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6nuss- furnishing GOODS.

BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.- A few
- sets fine Tea Trays Plated Tea Sets Plated Tsteatete
Hets, Hat Stands Chds Carriages, k.ehea Utensils Plate
Warner phh Covers TO be sold any sacrifice called Cor
SIDE Fixtures and Glass Cases Counters Furnace Gas
Fixtures, Tinm,ns Toos sn' NC. Call to-day At No 534
Broadway, near springst.
CAYARACT WASHING MACHINE-A Perfect
" Article that clean. clothes thoreushy without rsbbnr
Broadway, second fsor Prices Ella, GA and ei6
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1850

TITO LEr-A very neat, convenient HOUSE, 70
,so. ropt sna b.oi hsssncat The house Il IN +sd nesf
oI ~ n he medsn imeye%sn rcsss:Os can -, =
WiHiss It, o. Ne 3ss West ssthst, 9s Rent toa
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YSTGET FOP THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

IL Mr. GEORGE WILKES the editor Of SPIRIT
OF THE TIMES has made aIrsngenents TO print special
edition Of WILKES SPIRIT In London containing Tall report
81 As Fh for the Chsnponhp Of one hundred thousand cop
la vhA will be shipped the Vanderbilt the first steamer
tha datsy Ser the 6sht and win ee here with almost
nbssute certainty Saturday the 2sth Of this month This
extra history Of the Match the FIRST to last made
between Mr. Wkes for America and Mr.. Bowling Beps Life
fer Ensiand History Of the American Chsmpionshp orgi-
nay and compiled BY Mr. Wilkes 10 lSa9 and used
By h history of the Cha npionshp of
land from the time Of the earliest Champion to the preen day
Testss Training Rules Of the Prize Ring Articles OF the
Battle and
Tue FIGHT ITSELF
described trst BY the graphic psn Mr. Wkes and cole
sTsed Londen correspondent Censor" Also full report OF
tie Fight reprinted nom the columns Of Bells Life Had likewise
the reports and comments Of the Sporting Life other sposng
euns Ne extra viii at ell approach this and IL viii be ready
for delivery immediately the arrival Of the steamer
wiz also contain large and uPerb double page wood
craving Of
was progressing containing ksssss Of principal parties
prcsent and all the attending circumstances OF the Pce
eens Agents should send in ths orders to the Agents
NsW-Yc at once
ORDER WILKES'S SPIRIT EXTRA.
From the orders that eont3es 5s=.s in the sdittoz
GEORGE WILKES
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Sorses, Carriages, &t.

IORsE CURE-Used in E1gEsSaa tsr Rkh aRG
Lsie ,s Eesyes COUGH Worms and W sondiion "a
Horss One piag the sPhns 4, TS oT so0 d0UGa
e ems LoO ProDTietSE T. cREAEEE' Me- IL V''s"' As'N"
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TNHE APRIL NUMBER OF THE
CORNHILL MAGAZINE

Edited by W. M. TBACKsRAY
IL the greatest IA Magazine Literature Of modern
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st
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r nTLE, BROWN & Co.,
Have just Published,
ELEMENTS


ELEMENTS
CHEMICAL PHYSICS
BY JOSIAH p. COOKE, yk-
EytBg Professor Of Chemistry sad Mneraogy In Harvard
College
n Illustrated by 60 wood-cuss
trs.r.. With oopious Index.
One volume 6vo. Prios e3.
Thls book has been prepared which the d.
Vision q subjects usuay adopted the colleges Of th country
ses~esn the ysriSu, department., Of physical ,enee has
se covers that portion Of Physics which convenisntly
teasht connection with Chemistry treats for example
the properties matter In its three conditions including
re.ioRs 70 matter and of the Various methods by which
ne weight and veume Of sed liquids gsses scsurasy
In order 70 adapt the book the purposes onuOon has
bsea prepared on strictly indicative method throughout and 90
nuch Of the subject matter Of mechanics has been given q the
Ssnns OF the volume necessary 10 SECURE this OBJECT
fer tne sane reason each chapter IL followed BY large
rooems which calculated not only 70 test the
81 the STUDENT but also apply the principles ste
IN the text Care has been taken TO include the
soeaoe and several Of the subjects have been % far
a. 70 illustrate the methods Of physical research tno 81
Pendx contains large coec iou Of tables ucn o. are
the chemical laboratory and which VIII renaeI o VIVA
valuable 70 the professional oh4ultsL
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Cost an6 fonn6.

ES5t ltt0 T0nnU.
+ OS~ or STOhBN-A DRAFT Of NJ. Ii. OG-
IL DEN ON and pted by the Montgomery and West Point
r. Co. for hundred and tbirtyh7e and 5SlOo dollars
1895 5e dated March 1850 at ou months, Endorsed oy
John Webb All persons forbid nsgostc the same IS
payment has been stopped
r OST or STOLEN-A NOTE for 81 500, paya-
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Townsend Endorsed by him Date and time said note
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or AlA REWARD.-StoloB from the AID
&C.UDU ANS ExPkEss CoElPANY, on Mo.day
night the I6h inst the following described BANK NOTES
and VALUAALEs, viz:
Ten 500 DollAr Bills Of the Atlantic Bsnf, BOstsnL
&6s8 in Notes Of Brighton Market Bank, 4sss.
SEQ In Bills of the Park Bank, N. Y.
the Mechanics Banking Association New
York.
7sS mostly notes Of the Ogdelsburgh IN ~ Bank
-Four Dosx Bills Shee and Leather Dosefs' Bank NJ Y.
G2s 900 In 81 ali Bills Of the Lsngaon Bank Dover NJ H.
NEW ISSUE.
Three Coupons of $2s esoh payable sthe Bank 81 Gem
mel CO, Eew-Yok.
There amounts composed Of the Notes Of the v
oDs BEIks of New England and New-York
The stolen from she Express Train which ef Bo+
ton for New oh Monday afternoon lGss Ars1u Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii be paid for the Of the and the vcon Of
the thief or thieves w. b. DIN SHORE, Pre- ident
Adams Express ompsny.
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COLUMBIAN MINING C0MPANY.-Notics Is
~ hereby given, that the first meeting Of the CoumeAs
Mining Company under its articles Of association VIII be ns
the City Of olk FRIDAY May 1852 for the .rns
seton Of business JOHN r. BUTTERW0AfH,
FRANK g. BONO,
RICHARD h RICHARD.
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YXTM. EVERDELL g. SONS, No, 1914 Fulton.st,
w FEGRAVERS and PRINTERS. Estaolshed 1915
VIZ Ey1RpgLL WIZ. EvERDsLL, JE. dsaEr EvHRDnL-
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Real estate for Sale.

AT ORANGE, N. IA COUNTRY SEAT o.
N acres. To depot Fhsclas building and improve
hst and cold carried through the Uoands vel laid est
ana oruameptsd with fne fountain Apply ,r,
L. PATRONS Co, No 10 Wllisust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

COUNTRY PROPERTY for SALE at SOUTH
y0EKERs-Op. mile from Riyerdals Station, Hudson
River psns I acres Land Ave OF which are under oq
yatiou and stocked with choice fruit In good bearing
Hou,e 4 supplied with excellent wstef and has
rooms finished There also Stable and 81
In O. mpse order This property delsafuy located oom
msnds extensive view, and Is conysnsn being one nou
ride rom City Hall Apply to r. WILLIAMS No. AZ Ssnsr
at No Haksrst-
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INl sTITUTE No. 28 4hs, Washington square (MesDs
CLARKE FANNIN6 Prinoipas opens April IT the closing
term of its school year Pupils from Of
and upward received and for business college Ar
been made in private families FOR boarding
ps from stance Hesthfu in the large square, at
the permitted and special physical training drst
class gymnasium the Institute bss been secured for those
pupils who desre while the school large aud light,
with hsh ceilings well ventilated and every suited TO the
comfort and Of students during then entire scad
emio education without any necessity for change.
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Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for NETWORK
IL OF BROOKLYN HOUSES two splendid STOCK OF
Houe Barns Fruits &c Of 200 large House. large
900 Farms for sale Apply to A. SERGEANT No Is Wals
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pants, oils, Sc.

COAL on..-I0,O00 gallons COAL OIL "''"
" .pr.y,ar quality ana eleu color for sale By ..c.
'f DIETz Co, Lamp hans,isgesss-s
Ne. Ia WAlisnfA
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at SING SING for
N SALE or to LBfContaipnl eve sore. OF l.d .donnl
the residence Of Dr. Green and within ten minntes wh
Railroad Depot For further PARTICULAR ~ aIs c 81 ~
ar n Sing Sing. fhANClS LAnnI-.
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE for SALE-Beau
IL uy sasted in the suburbs Of Poushkeeps, command
Ing ans view Of The Hudson The grounds 100 feet mont
and $50 fe In Depth tssteuy laid and well stocked
With choice fru. and ornamental .rees, and shrubbe rhs
House $sIs feet frame well built nearly new, rePete with
msden improvements including gas furnace boz vintHstor
lie Gardeners Cottage good supply Of altered rain and pn
wster Haf the purchase remain Apply 70 j. W.
MASON, No. 80 Piae-st. NJ T., or
JOS SMART BsJa,ssss Hot,l Pousbkeeps
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advertising Agesrp.
mamts.

A VOTING Man (American), who has had
~ s,naspce A. Clerk Salesman and Boekkeeper desires
SITUAffoN Address for two weeks q. W. f., Station b.
P0st-Ofhee.
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Tor SALE-A flrstclass FARM and COUNTRY
IL RESIDENCE, containing In acres Of choice land near
kFWBJJRGH NJ " improvements ell Of the best ORDER
an abundance Of fruit NC Would exchange for good city Prep
erty. Apply r. L. CASE, No. Ill Peast, or h. T. NC
COuN, No. al Dey-st.
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EOR Salad old HOMESTEAD FARM, OF
IL 40 acres House. Barn, &c plenty of uit, healthy and
only hours ride from the city and depot Price 80
Inquire Of FERRIS x BEATTY, No. s. Warren-st-
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HOUSE for SALE, at > BARGAIN-3-story
endorsement brownstone5ront In the vicinity Of Stay
yesantsqusIe, IN excellent condition with gas bathrooms
end every cvenienoe swothrds Of the
may remain bond and mortg,ze possession LIST OF May
furniture VIII DO sold dsdred Apply 70 ROBERT RAFT
No. 26l Broadway cor. Warrsn-st
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY REslDbNCE ana
Il FARM situated at Rye Westcbestet Cosnty Two mass
northwest hom Rye depot impro ding and desble neigh
borhood the While Plains ro,d There are 80 sores Of land
ia orchard meadow and woodland large vegetable garden
well cuvsted and with fruits and flowers In abundance The
buildings all and consist Of two dwelling srge
ssrn cattle stables and other outbuidngs There esh
Head stock which, with farming Implements, fixtures
crops &e will be included In the sale Of the place and all at
ecsA-st., Eev-Iork
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fhE ONO REWARD-Stolon from the AID
6OINNlAMs ExPkEss COL,RANy. on Mo.da
printing.

AT JAMES. EVERDELL"-WeddiIl e Cards,
n MOTIFS SeThese celebrated engraved Cs1 q be had
ony at the old Card Depot Ne a Broadway Dusnst
ENGRAVING and PRINTING. (Aal price. =
u Wedding At Home, and Nste Paps no. ,snes Ca de,
BHHesds Portraits, TO-, 81 KELLf's No 20 donss n
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EIFTH AVENUE.-For SALE, an elegant En-
Il ghhbsseu HOUSE on the 5thav near Madison sq9ss,
i,S IRE FURNITURE which been selected and msde 70
order mostly oak For cards TO view the house asd
issG Ptne-st., . Metropolitan Bank
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ITO PUBLISHERS.
Il CHRISTOPHER SKIPPON, Steam nnters No. 50
Lnn are pared to do PhESSWOa Of ell kinds ct the
lowest prices.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15
THE COURIER.
THURSDAY. MARCH Is, 1860.
THURSDAY.
The srccchesof Mcssrs. Douglas and Davis.
MARCH Is, 1860.

We give place, this week, to the re-
marks of Senators DOUGLAS and DAVIS,
in reply to the studied and elaborate
speech of Senator SEWARD, and we ask
for them the candid and thoughtful
pcrusal Of all readers. Without prepare
ton, in an off-hand but master effort the
"little giant knocks the line-spun here.
sizes of the great magician of the Repub-
licans into ten thousand fragments, and
shows in a manner so clear that none can
fail to understand, that the plain and pal
pablo points of difference between the
two great parties Of the day are loyalty
to the constitution and the Union on the
part of the Democracy, and disloyalty to
everything save the dogma Of individual
sovereignty" on the part Of the Republi-
cans. He shows that there is, beyond
peradvcnture, an "irrepressblc conflict
between the sugar-coatcd" abolitionism
of the Senator from New York, and the
sound, national teachings Of the demo
cratic party. The strong and mastery
language of the Senator from lllinoi.
will find a response in the hearts of al
true National Democrats, AID the clear
statesmanlke remarks OF the eloquent
DAVIS cannot fail to command the atten
ton and respect of men of every polltica
belief, while they carry conviction to thu
minds Of ali who are not fully blinded b.
the fanaticism and bigotry Of black re
publicanism.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15
0XYGENATED BITTERS
A SURE CURE FOR
d Y $ = Il p 5 l. "A
All Diseases having their origin In Imper-
feet Digestion, or deranged coll
ditiou of the stomach.

There is no remedy known to be so oifcacous in
removing this general disoasethis general prostitu-
ton of the whole man, as the Orygendted Bikters
They attack the disease in its citadel by reviving the
sinking powers of the paten by restoring lost appe-
tite, correcting acdity, purifying and strengthening
the gastric juice and rendering capable of properly
and thoroughly dissoying tho food thus forming
healthy chyDte and cIy'1, and preparing the absorb
cnts TO take up the nOurishmcnt and carry it into the
system thus rcnovating the old and crazy machine
bv new modelling and purifying the whole mass OF
blood In a word il can Doe shown from hundreds Of
certificates from the most eminent and reliable per-
sons that there is no medicine calculated TO pour oil
into the exhausted lamp of life lihe the OrygeHatod
BHlCrs
Let all, then, when health begins to fail; when
the vital powers first seem to he giving way; when
appctc begins to fail AMI the begin 10 trc-
bic; when a man. instead Of being refreshed acd in
yigoratcd ny sleep,
"Tired natures sweet rcstorcr"
finds himself more weary in the morning than when
lac went to bed mt nglIt-lct him delay no longer,
but at once commence taking your BHtcrs. lie will
soon find rs | have, the tagging powers Of nature
rcviving and general health returning. But it Is
unnecessary to say more, no one can kaow the
value of this medicine ill he tries IT,
John -. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Toilet
Articles corner Fousth and Walnut Streets, Cincin-
natl Ohio
sold Ivy Hess Bros & Co East Saginaw, Eaton 4
Co, Sag inaw City.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15

NATIONAL HoRsE Association. - The
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the National Horse Association for I'm
proving the Breed of Horses, was held
isst Thursday at the Court House. The
following officers were elected:
Presfd<nf.-Hon. CHAs. j.. STUART.
,Sccretary,--GEo. +. KIDpER
Treasurer q. PATTIsoN.
Directors III. Gale, John Parker,
Il. M. Austin, j. X. Ward, i. o. Hum
phrcy. Il. l.. Goodridge, Jas. Henry.
The officers were authorized to offer
fire thousand dollars in Premiums for the
Third Exhibition, which is TO take place
Sept. l1th, 18th, 18th, and 1ita. =
H1amazoo Gazette.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15

SARA. We have long supposed this celebrated
drug. had come to be an exploded humbug, but VIC
are assured by those skilled in the healing art that
not tho Sarsapara itself is to he blamed for this
conclusion but the miserable worthless preparations
of il. that have been pamcd off upon the commune
ty-prepara IONS which contain about ms much OF its
virtues they do of gold dust. IL Is commercial
fact that almost all Of the Sarsaparla gathered in
the world il consumed in the old countries OF Europe,
where the science Of medicine has reached its high
est perfection, and where they know the best what to
employ for tho mastery of disease. Hence we are
glad to find that we are now to have compound OF
this excellent Alternative which be relied on, and
our community will not need be assured, that any
thing Door AVER makes is worthy Of their conf
dence. lie has been for years engaged in oliminat
ing this remedy (scc adv'g cols) designing to make
IL his "chef dourre" which should add the browning
glory TO his already enyiabe eputation-Americdn
Ceu, Nep York
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15
TAdyertisemcnt.1

E4-J. a. Roys of Detroit, is not now
an agent for the sale of the LEDGER
All our friends can be supplied with orr
paper at the store of w. T.. Tunis, No.
6. Larned street, in that city. Mr.. Tunis
is one of the most enterprising and ener-
getic men in the book and newspaper
trade, and will undoubtedly do very
large business in Detroit. 1t is crafty
ing to us, as it is to other publishers, to
know that hereafter there is to be deal
er engaged in the Wholesale business in
that city, with whom it will be pleasant
to transact business.--N y Ledger O
March I'm.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15
The Salt Prospects at East Saginaw.

BY favor of Capt. T.. b. Ward, we were
yesterday shown samples of fine and coarse
salt made at East Saginaw, by the Salt
Manufacturing Company, and which were
sent down by the Superintendent, DR.. ii.
G.. Potter Theya are certainly of superior
qualities, and to our mind fully equal to
the Syracuse salt, Of general use in this
Western country.
The fine salt, DIR. Potter says, was
made by boiling in one hundred gallon
kettles, precisely on the plan used at
Syracuse for manufacturing a similar
quality "Wth the exception of its be-
ing dried by heat instead of by draining,
which is necessary TO deprive it of the
deliquescent chlorides," he says cit is
identical with what we hope to put into
makrct."
The coarse salt was made by exposing
the water to the heat of drying room.
1t was four days in Coming down" In
character and quality it is like the solar
salt of Syracuse.
The experiments made establish the
prscticability of making good merchant
able salt from the water obtained, and
the only further question to be solved is
as to supply. The Company, however,
are satisfied on this point, and have full
belief that the supply will be adequate to
the most extravagant demands.
The well is yet untubed, but tubing is
expected an the course of week, and
then all doubts will be set at rest.
If the hopes Of our Saginaw friends be
realized, as we have every reason to be-
feve they will be, Saginaw salt can be
furnished at rates so low that it can be
put in successful competition with SYRIA
cuse salt in Syracuse itself, and will drive
it from the Western market altogether
Among the reasons for this assertion are
the difference in prices Of fuel and bar
rels. Wood st Syracuse is worth 81 a
cord, and at Saginaw 81. Added to
these is the greater richness of the brine.
At Salina one bushel of salt is made from
forty gallons Of brine; at Syracuse the
strongest brine yields one bushel of salt
to thirty gallons, end at Saginaw twenty
three aud half gallons yield one bushel
Of salt. IL viii be seen that all the diff.
fercnces are in favor Of Saginaw.-De.
froH -4drertiser.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-15
Important To those Making Pre-Emption
and other Proofs under the Ora duation


Important 10 those Making Pre-Emption
and other Proofs under the Ora duation
Act.
1t seems to be generally understood
that any person authorized to take ac-
acknowledgements, can take the proofs re-
quired by the U. s. of pre-emptors,
This is a mistake. The Register and
Receiver are the only officers that can
transact this business. The pre-emptor
and t,oo witnesses must appear in person
before one Of these officers and make afii-
davits.
Where land Is parchasod under the
Graduation Act, the proof Of settlement
and cultiration can be made by affidavit
las required by Com. Gen. Land Oilioe)
before Justice Of the Peace or Notary
Public. The County Clerks certificate
must be attached, certifying under seal
that the officer taking the acknowlojg-
mcnt was duly authorized, SO,