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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

MUM & COMPANY,
Proprietors of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
PATENT
With Sixtsen Years E1perlenee in the Business,
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Josepa Holt,
Hon: w ID. Bishop: Ex Commissioners of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inrentors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'s Pat
ent A geroy,
Pamphlet Of Advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and eg ulations, ltO pas ges Is oents
mali
Ofice-No. 81 Park Row, New York. Wash
instOn ofioe-oorner f and Seventh SITS, opposite
Patent Offioe. de R-eo25t
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IDA correspondent Of the 81 Louis Republi.
can says, that the Utah Indians have recently
been offering Navajo scslps for sale on the streets
quality; a large one, with JET black hair, about
three feet long, sold for s2.60, while others can
be bought for s1s E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-09

TRAVEL ACROSS THE ArLASrIc.-The total
number OF passengers carried between Europe
and the United states last year, In the tans-At-
,antie STEAMERS was about "a 90, Of whom 50 ,0V0
,yere bound westward. This Is an increase Of
more than 1860 in the aggregate, compared
with the previous year.
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Dc Corn Is selling for fourteen cents per oushel,
posstoes fifteen cents, and wheat ffty cents per
tashsl In Msicomb, H. -@A
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u. FRENCH RESTA URANT.
DINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES.

In soliciting your patronage. would respef ~
LORS' RECEPTION and DINING PgOnS.
furnished in the most fashionable style and alway
ready to accommodate several parties at any mo-
ment 2a2 Pa avenue, de 5 eoSw
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ELOUR, BUCKWHEAT, POTATOES, AP-
PIES, DO.
l6o bbls; new Richmond Family and Extra Flour,
5000 lbs. Fresh Ground Buckwheat Meal,
5O0 bushels w hite Mercer Potatoes,
100 do. Blue do. do.
5 do. ChsstHuts.
Received to-day and for sale low in lots to suit by
ID. l.. MORRISON & CO.,
Corner of Twelfth And B sta,
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PoPuLATIos OF The UNITED STATES The
Message Of the Governor Of New York embraces
the following semi-oflc!al statement:
/ am indebted to the courtesy of the Superin-
tendent OF the Census Once at w ashington for
the following statistics, derived from his enume-
ration, which, although incomplete, enables that
officer to state that they will prove substantially
correct. The population Of the State Of New
York numbers about 3 ,627 900; the Federal or
representative population Of the several States
about %, ,439, 600 In everv case these estimates
will be changed somewhat by the of1cial fgures
The free population Of all the States n
number about. ut......-..........>-.. ~, ,ll2 600
Slave population. ...:..~-V........ 3,s7s 600
Population Of the Territories, Kansas In
Or total population Of about. 81 374 $50
Population, according to census Of 1885, % lsl O74
Increase In ten years about. .......... s,ls3,7sl
The increase Of population In New York since
1850, Is about 730 000 since 1885, 10 about 36l 900
The population OF Kansas, Including Pike.
Peak, 10 about 143 600.
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RATcHELOR,S INiMITABLE HAIR DYE.
- and ell frgt-olnss Toilet Articles, for sale 81
QIBBS,S Wig, Bred. and ouri Msnufsctory, 9(9
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How AND WHY MAJOR ANDERSON MOVED HIS
TRooPS-THE ROW ACROSS THE HARBoR-rHE
FEDERAL GUNS AND THE CHARLESTON STEAM
BOATS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-09

(yIRBg WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
" FACTORY, 242 Penn. avenue, near the COR
ner Of Thirteenth street..A very complete sssort-
mf Mt OF Braldg, Curls, FrIzettsa, BandeauB, O.,
now on hand; also, made to order at the shortest
notice. Hair Work repaired or taken in exchsngs Q.
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BARBER-On Monday, October %, at 30 East Nineteenth
street. MARIA, widow OF the late Thomas Hunt Barber.
Ths friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at Br. Adams church, Madison square,
on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock
BIooArELp.-At st. LOUIS, on Wednesday morning,
october 20, WILLIAM H. BLOOMFIELD, merchant CONNER
cia street aed ~ yaars, native OF Kclso, Rosebugh
SHIRE Scotland
BRowNLow-0n Monday, October IS, Of consumption,
Captain JAMES H. BnowxIew teacher Of igation aged
35 years.
His friends respectfully Invited 10 attend tho flne
raj on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'clock from the
Mariner ch,rch corner OF Madison Catherine streets
BRusH--On Sunday evening October 81, Mrs. ELrINoR
BRUSH, widow OF Cacb Brush Sr in the 9Sh year Of her
age.
The friends and relatives OF the Family arc Respectfully
afternoon from hsr late residence No SO Grove street
three O'Clock The remains will be taken to Tarrv
town Wednesday morning for iaterment.
C4sHsN.On Sunday, October 81, OF consumption JoHy
CAsHEs, native OF N!murry, pa iAh of Thomas town.
county Kilkenny, Ireland aged 3s ycars
The funeral viii tako place this (raesdsy} afternoon
at two o'clock from his late residence, l2l Walker
street Ills friends and the friends Of his brothers In law
f. Haace and s. ). Hggons, most respectfully IN
vited 10 .ttend.
CArIs,gfp--tp Monday, October Is, GEORGE wnrr,x
CAuIsn the beloved son OF Joseph and Eza Caaineld,
aged 2 years Z Anor tbs and II days.
The friends and Of the family arc respect
fully taviea attend the funeral this Cfuesday) after
noon at clock, h'cm The residence ID hts parcsts,
No. 364 Third avenue.
California and halifax papers please cory.
pRIscorI--In Hudson City, on SATURDAY, october 10,
TIMOTHY AIoslo Of Timothy Alon2o and Rosanna Brs
coll aged years, month aud days. Also, on Tuesday,
S-->snDsI IL. -E.i-@ -A~l-aA. A,.--svo@L.
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MIiscellaueo us.

ErorrrEn TntaL Tar UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
sHir and superior made her
trial trip Sunday, proving herself in every respect
saunch excellent boat Her engines worked the
entire satisfaction of her engineers We predict for her
tire suocese Of which she Is the initiative
Start on Tuceday 29h between this city and Havana. Her
accommodations for passengers unsurpassed by any
sci that has ever this She will be commanded
BY Capt Cooler She left the pier No IA North
II 80 AM mp the river far Canal street,
ing passed the at II NJ the Romer
l227 Sandy Hook l2ti the Hishlands at PM rounded
tile irhtship 49, returned in to the Hook 22 PM
g,p MAGNET nj Francisco LIST inst or Cape Horn
80 days With very heavy seahe lost cutwaer stove bnl
warks,
Bank MoxcoI-A despatch received In Boston from San
Francisco states the bark Mongo, Of Boston, Captain
Thoaifso5 Aas been totally wrecked the mouth OF tho
Ansor River. Jbe Ioneo ine vessel and was her
first voyage. shs owned by Wfisn Fl Boardman and
insured for about hn her yane Tho Mongoi 5oo
tons, rated Al ana was bull, In Nedford In 1850.
SeaR JvHr-Newport, Oct 2SThe schr June, OF for
Weymouth from New York. wh cargo OF Hour and corn,
s Fort Adams Vessel win be got OF cargo
ed in damaged condition. HNse e5.
CoLLtsioyTwo OF the Gloucester fishing feet which has
been cruising on Cane Ann during the past days were in
collision Tlo hnr's Island last Thursday They were
SNen w Ic I,asus .a.aAy ios sspsis astaysA
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S HIP PIN NJ w S.
FOR NEW yoRK-rHIs
70 NOON RISES. morn 81
bN RICH WATER. ........eve ~
Port OF New York, October 2s, 1851.

CLEARED.
SUP Gay q Broe&ya Chase, Iiverpoel- Sss,th Sons.
sap Morn
Go: v..,. WI. u. r.,s w.,.
wsnd.
Bark xantho Chapman Aspinwai.panana Railroad Go.
Sens: sss;. .u.,., ru.,,..,...,-pp u.,, .co
Brig Jean hproly'e, oanchArd. New Bedford-Kae
O. ser Spencer D. Penny Fortress M0nF0eED Hn'''-
schr D Pits Webb Ba,,imore-yan h,nut . sms
s ssT Cessna as A''0"
sehr RS Hssa s asssw kssSy
ScSr kins edo ps,ssgaIss MsKse
schr Ksishays Edward: Perth Amhoy-H $ Eassss
So G, Gree n.ags ,n ns.sSrMas,eT u,
ssIr Y Grssory, Bn.SIin portsmouth w Bro"- %.
Scar = sesar. Tri6bic, New Bedford-Maser.
soar S'ssars pe aa;,y rroyidsncemMastes
sIeoe Reaper; E9sa'S,S
Scoop hass Sa sse Manu- Gss
Albany LEW isassassS ss"'''
ssAaiDsr Fanny Gavin Spencer, Philadelphia.
Ship ,.on.es Chase foasen $ day. and Star. pa 81
say s ~ Ihos rrrsrns, bound oaa,v. ,au,
. Ss ss T HnsaT. s,n,.,,.n v.ona nnn,,
a. 80 e $500 'y - E.s,r ~. 'rad s,ra'c ,.,aArlr
- Gays, "a ua "a ~ TS'"h' :" w. aau 7AoS 'oii5
s"s. W, - NV :, r.r..s,, ponmno,, u,.,o.
Ays- g DAYS VIII hia.s VOL. csasr - a., ~,,,
barA " voE.' yi.tis, LIZA ~
ava, 81 " q I relefs' Deem ouays Vi h"'si"'
WIZ nTa lu = WINS INV O. Y,.n an a.,~ =, no,
BARK lgung br)' esou' osSohh' Nd o "1yo' " "aS
ny, 70 nv y ni .,,. ,,.. a -, a.. ,.,.,. =,
bafx Aatysano' jelly fSovsdense' Jays, IA o~@s" !"
master ,, <u :. v..,, xy,, px r,r..,oet
p.S lne y ND,, =, S~rI''ou.n' - -sau
1rpl ~ f Aiinou''h tsSi nays :" D"i"'sr W 1A'A'
hn nf ,,.,,., ,..n c.-,g 40 ,a~a
i.h IN ~ W ..A yen,so "a @
erv aa 10 n n ,,a ssis c"cr;ad Ava c,tvatar
Hrtg porto piaa fBre,nl Hacbtrnann Port "a Plat "
DAYS, with mahogany &c, 10 G G n II Schmidt
Brig James DR. OF fondon), Wfifams, Bermuda days
}n ballast, TO Middleton h O.. on Bermuda U gun
boat q Anderson, cruising for privateers
Brig m Crawford Smith, Eilahethport for Boston
Brig Young, Cook, Mya,ic, IN ballast
Brig sampaon Murray, Mystic, IN ballast ,,,. -
a, snhr rroyress sS o. Iymonth} bennGtt rIyS 49,
~ Gays IN ballast 70 houh son Experiences hsAvy
wfser saiss during ne pa.age lost ana spit s 100
warks sprung alea broke main gaa ana received othsr
damage; Is leaking a'r,tt Inches per honr. -. a.
selsr Prince OF Wales r) Chisholm, Lngan CB " days.
with coal TO y 4 Dewou: ,x,
sehr Atce Davis nsan, CB IL days. with COAL 10 AerriR
Apnou xr, -, - ~
scnr ngonan lb. Coohan, "nosor ma ~ "'ys' Win
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nI0rrlCd.

JANNS-WnacA-On Thursday, October 81, at Bush
wick L. L. at tho residence Of the bridegroom mother,
by tho Rev. DR.. Kemps,y, Mr. CORNELIUS D. JANSEN of
Amsterdam, Holland, to Miss EMEA wEnVs Of Ulster
county, N. Y. M
MoGUiRE--RoRKE On Thursday, October "a, BY Rev.
George McCosky at the residence Of Dr. McCarrey the
BRIDES uncle, JosEru MCGUIRE to CArHARsE ]. RoRxH.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY Oct 2S-6p N

AsHEs.-The market firm for both sorts al S. s1H,
while sales were limited.
BREADsruFFs-FIour-Th The market was firm, with q
good demand from the trade, and for descriptions
prices slightly improved The sales for the day footed
up here and arrive about q 900 bbs closing within
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The Fall River Cdass.) Ne,us says of the shos
cates in this State that tho trade has greatly revived Of
hse and that the wages Of workman have raised
Abaer Curtis Of East Abingdon has acontract for
ing twenty five thousand pairs Of army Shoes which
viii employ the industry of the whole working popula
OF that village. Business IN Lynn has also improved
within short tins.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Cfien Railroad
earnings for the third week Of October were:--
Passengers, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 3as IA
Freight. SO, 139 SO
Mails. 449 20
Rent and ferry. 10S1 "a
" ff 4 r
Total. .....,................S4 Se2 90
Corresponding ses 10 1900. ............. 26o45 81
@aa@9 ~ *tt &sl e az "a
A1CIea5o....s. |A01s W
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BOARDING AND LODGING,
COUNTRY BOARD.
POLITICAL.


AT MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD DEMO-
N cratic Club, held at M 10 Leonard street,
Monday the 18Th inst the following preamble and resoiu
uons unanimously adoptcd:- .@..
Whereas candidates the field for the Assembly
IN this district nominated from as msuy different conysn
uions and whereas David d. Egan, who has not only
protested TO be but has always acted Ms good, sound
sAanch democrat who political wire puleT bus
who has been deceived by political ksters and Japanese
wouidte swndiets who soiemny promised that II he with
drew from the contest FOR Alderman last year, and that
should he ever run for Office in this district that they
and their friends would give him their support aud,
whereas, IN lieu Of th promised support his withdrawal
for the good ami strength the party whom he belongs,
these willy politicians In power only him
he asks their support therefore.
Resolved, That rattty the nomination of David %.
Egan, whom we know to DC honest aud upright man,
who nc ted saghorwardy at the last election for the good
OF the democratic party, and whom know Is u well
qualified 10 represent US In the Assembly. *
Inconsistent deluder on election day. that David D. Egan
Will be elected only independent OF the assistance but
In spite OF their opposiion aud also WISH them 70 know
that should their nominee Offer again fur Office will
oppose his election by all honorable power
Resolved That We meet tomorrow evening, AZ the same
hour and place. rLty the nomination candi.
date We may select HUGH y BtsitsN President JaM
PATRICK MCGUIRE, Vice President.
WILLIAM uARrwELL, Secretary.
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27hsp Steamer Sra de Regla Havana; ships Orpheus,
Flying Chders San Francisco; Prince OF Wales SomeT
and Siwey Chudow {rus) lIavre; Arthur Child, Fall
cleaner London; barks Acharan, Para; Relvdcre
tBr) Cork Harriet Spaldng Glasgow Hcrsilia Nersces;
Palmyra tBr Qpeenstown Wursaa, Hayre; brgs Snnbnry
() Cork Gen Pierce, Carienas; Mary Ann (Br) Mansa-
na Geue (Br) st Johns, Nj, Greyhound Cuba; sebino
% (Aust) Queenstown Two Boys st Jago achrs Marshall
navre; s.ewa,t stJohns M Q1een Of the South Brl,
liza (Drl Patti Elliott Dcuiarari Volsnte, Monte
ydeo; q T. f.etson, Port au Prince
Wind during the day NV. $500 ~ +a1 f0EH18
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MONDAY, Oct. 2s--s p. NJ.

MONDAY, Oct. 2s-6 p. M.
Today's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
week Ending leans SpGie. Ci,c'Hon. Deposits
October 10 1928 ABS 80 s 1884 s5s3 6T3 1876 ABB 0e3
October 20, 6i6 AZ 616 84l5 6iS l2l l6g54
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AT LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
N the democracy of the Twentieth ward held 1t Military
Hal, 465 Etghth avenue Monday evening, October 20
1851 the following preamble and RESOLUTIONS were unani
mously Adopted
Whereas, Oliver Charck has received the regular nom
nation of the united democratic party for Senator from the
Seventh Senatorial district aud Whereas his public SPIRIT
eminent an strong devotion to beloved Union
needs black republican endorsement to commend him 10
the OF this ward and district; therefore be
Resolved That the friends Of Oliver Cherlck OF the
democratic party and glorious Union mud the unwaver
ing political opponents OF black republican nominees pledge
ourselves all influence and eXeroas To secure his
tmph and election
Resolved, That enouncc opposed to but we
simply support Of the regular democratic nomi
lifelong devotion to democratic asueadeney In our
city aud preference for who has
held puniic Office except Tor public good.
Resolved, That Richard b. Connolly the nominee Of tho
black republican party, has from his youth been kept
Offices the democratic per.y-as Custom
House officer for several years county clerk for SIX
years and commissioner for street openings
he has rich and insoen patronage ana
with ngratnde seldom equailed aud never exeeed
has turned round aud now cndeayorns to sting the hand
that fed him. ss.aMe..
Resolved That Richard B. Connolly during his two years.
Albany devoted 70 private schemes
for than for the public
good, done nothing 10 distinguish hmse in any way
worthy Of reelection. WA. J. PECK, Chairman.
Tuos 4 i,rnrfri, Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

T)rRHAM'S GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
/ Baltimore and Fortress Monroe Three days rsos Tor
st3rpc For particulars see advertisement in New YORK
Al.Du.o .c-uak.
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BILLIARDS..

T,IIJJARDs.-FOR SALE FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
ID Table, sainwood frame slate bed, and the latest i'm
proved cushions with markers and everything
pete; viii sold cheap Apply at the Monticello, No ZIG
Blc.ckcr
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Alta MEETING OF THE EIGHT WARD INDEPEN-
IA dent Working Mons AssociationJoaA 3 Henry In tho
and Francis Mchanur, Secreary moved and car
Wcdn esay evening, ia ocock ut
Spring street, for the purpose endorsing the candidates
for the ensuing election by order OF
JOHN 5. HENRY, Presnenk
EpAu Nom NusS
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
~ SIX cent BY staten Island ferry, foot 81 whitehall
street the ratery and South ferry Boats leave
every hour A. Al. to Up NJ On fine Sundays every
half hour o Z y. Al.
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RESTAURANTS.

nYsTERs-I39 FULTON STREET, NEAR THE HE.
" raid ofce--The Shrewsbafy Stews and Fancy and
Saddle Rock roasts at LIBBYiS, indispensable to an
epiaure N. Boyslers opened without cracking, thereby
avoiding tne pieces OF shell.
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(,uoIcE FUKS. 40 BROADWAY.
Opening at retail OF entirely stock Sable Mink
sud Other choice Furs In the most desirable styles much be-
low usual prices. q s. GOGE, Practical Furrier.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
CHANCERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue Of final decree of
Il the Circuit Court for the county of Saginaw in
Chancery, made ON the 18th day Of June A d, 1861,
in a certain therein pending wherein Thomas
T. Doughty il complainant, Rnd james p. Hayden,
Caroline H. Hayden and George Foltz are defend
ants. Notice is hereby given that l. the undcrsign-
ed, Notary Public in and for the county of Sagi-
nav and an Attorney Of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Michigan, acting as Circuit Court Commiss-
Toner Of said county shall soil at public auction 10
the highest bidder at the front door of the Saginaw
County Court House in the city and county Of Sag
NAV, Michigan, at IL o'clock noon of Saturday the
10th day Of August A. d. 1861 all the following
described real estate to wit: The south part Of the
northeast fractional quarter Of section seventeen
(lD in township ten Q0) north of range five (5)
east, containing one hundred and twenty-five and
l3lOO acres more or less, also the northeast quar-
ter Of the south east quarter Of section seventeen 40
on township ten (lO) north Of range five (5) east
containing forty acres or less, being and stu-
ated in Saginaw county, State Of Michigan.
f. c. NEWELL,
Notary Public and Attorney of Supreme Court, act
ing as Circuit Court Commissioner Of Saginaw Co
MooRE & GAYLORD Comppt Solrs.
Dated, June 10Th, 1861. n48wG
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
AMBPROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND
Stereotype PICTURES!
Are nsw being taken at prices TO Suit thu
times at the Mev Rooms Of I'm. j.
briggs, Washington street, one door
north Of GeneSee street, East
SaqinaD -Hichtgan.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
Il izens of the Saginaw Valley, that he has lifted
up entirely NEW ROOMS at the above place,
where great pains has been taken in tho arrange
mem of his SKYLIGHT and other appliances 81
ss TO secure the most perfect success in the Art All
The experience Of the most scientific. show
that a NORTHERN LIGHT is indispensable 10
perfect Picture, which shall truly reflect nature;
and at the same time secure the great desderatun
Of durability. Ills CAMERAS are new and Of
the most improved make and sizes, 70 as TO enable
him TO take Pictures of almost any Dimensions
They were bought in New York, where he also OBJ
tanned an elegant assortment of CASES and al
other genuine materials pertaing TO the Art Feel
ing confident thit he can give satisfaction TO the
most fastdous, he solicits share Of public patro-
mage. The greatest difficulty Artists have had
TO Overcome has been the production of handsome
Picture from honely copy, but this great scientific
difficulty las his experience will eonclusively show
has been overcome and while he would not disparagC
tho merits Of other Artists he thinks IL he has
come difficulty that has occasioned moro vexatior
than all others 70 Operators the public should APP
precste IL by giving him call aud examining hi
specimens
Rf5- II tho individual Of the Courier thinks my
"Chemicdls 'front.' uork' lao is invited 10 call, and j
he Is open TO conviction will convince him by Dc
ular demonstrations Of his egregous error, by pre-
eentng him with a true copy OF hs own classic phz
without charge will also mako Pictures who have
emitted for the War 20 defend the flag country
aad Of their Families at half the usual price.
- The Courier and Republican will please in
sert four times and send their Bill TO the Office.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
Full pARTICULARS

FULL PARTICULARS
OF my stock cannot be given, but below will be
found an enumeration Of tho leading articles:
Harness Of oil kinds, light and heavy, for team,
carriage or fancy; Saddles, Spanish. Columbia and
American; Miscellaneous, Haters, Brides, Surcin-
giles, Bits, Spurs, Martingales Curry Combs Cards,
Brushes, Brush Brooms, cheaper than the cheapest.
Whips the best assortment of Whips in Northern
Michigan; Horse Fixtures, Eastern made Horse
Blankets full trimmed and lined or not lined, de-
sired, cheaper than they can be sold in the State.
Whip iasbes, Buckskin, all lengths, from one to
twelve feet. Collars, Boston bray Collars, Scotch
and other patterns all OF my own manufacture.
CANNOT BE UNDERS0LD.
Bear this in mind | am determined to put all
Articles down TO the very Lowest Prices, and defy
competition. I-tHl.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Repairing Of all kinds done in n workmanlilxe
manner aud with promptness and dispatch. Cash
and tho highest price paid for Hides and Sheep pelts
Lunbermcn, Farmers, Business men, everybody, call
before you purchase or leave orders elsewhere.
N. b. Western and Southern Funds taken in
Payment for debts. LIB HOVEY.
East Saginaw, Nov. 90 1860,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
A CHoICE STOCK OF PAPER,

OF every variety, ruled and plain, of all grades
Cap, Letter Bill, Post Office Folio Post, Commercial
Note, Bath, Billet, Colored, Embossed, Perforated
Drawing paper, Tissue do and every other style
Quantity imaginable.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
CARRIAGE TRIMMING
NOTICE-

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders Of the East Saginaw
salt Manufacturing Company will be held at the
Office Of the Company in East Saginaw, on the sec
ond Tuesday 9th ofJuly ut nine o'clock in the FORE
noon ofthat day.
Datcl juno IL, 1891
Ply otdor of the Board Of Directors
wM T. WEBER, Secretary
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
ROOKS OF ALL KINDS.

Miscellaneous, Historical, Law, School, Animals
Toy Books and all kinds Of Picture Books, and
Primers for children. Also Gift Books in series,
Rewards Of merit, fancy cards, &C. for school pres
snts A full assortment of Blank Books and Blanks
of all descriptions. Books Of any kind not hand
will be ordered if desired by customers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-11
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c
NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n. f. DOUGHTY.

A TIE STAND ON GENESEE STREET
IA two doors East Of Hoyt's New Block, formerly
occupied by A. Ferguson, has just received nov
and extensive assortment Of articles in the aboy g
me Among wLirh nrn.