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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

FRIzELLE BRo's.-Read the adver.
tisement of this new firm in our paper
today. They have very good stock,
and among other things supply of
liquors for medicinal purposes, which
are warranted pure.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26


A MODEL PETITION. some old
papers left us by Captain Trowbridge, we
find the following petition Of A. RUM,
Esq, for the Post Office, " or any other"
lucrative Office in the gift Of the Prcsi-
dent The document is certainly worthy
of publication, as model of modesty,
candor, and honest frankness Attached
to it are the names Of many Of our most
respectable citizens. why the claims Of
Mr.. r. have been overlooked, is mystery
to bis numerous admirers in this city:
TO The Honorable Mr.. AJrham Liacon,
President Of these United States:-This is
to certify that we, the Petitioners, do
firmly and POSITIVELY think The following
statements are true according to the best
of our knowledge, in relation to Arson
Rudd, the APPLICANT for the Postoffice.--
That he is well knoSn for honesty and
integrity, Has held commition IN the
war of 1872, Has indicated the Repub-
lican cause with all his powers, Tn rcla-
ton to trying to elect Fremont, And in
the presant contes: THEREFORE we think
he is worthy of A lucrative office under
the General Government, Think he is
competant to manage the Postoffioe mat
tiers. 1t is the prayr of we, the petition
ers, that you give him the Eastsaginaw
postOfiice Should it be othcrways dis
posed of, You will confer CRATE faver on
your Petitioners if you would bestow
some lucrative Office in your gift That he
is capable of filling or performing, As he
has ben unfortunate both in the loss of
property and friends, and has gronc gray in
the servis of his Country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
NOTICE.

I'HR AGENCY of tho Hartford Fire Insurance
Il Co has this day been transferred to the under
signed who alone is authorized to issue Policies and
Renewals for East Saginaw and vicinity, from this
date. .a
The attention of the public is respectfully called
to the advantages offered by this well known Com
pany. With solid cash assets amounting to nearly
One Million Dollars and n successful business ex-
perence Of more than half a century, a security is
offered 10 the assured second to none Dwellings
and Farm property insured for term of years at
reduced rates Of premium
CHARLES b. MOTT, Agent.
East Saginaw, Nov. %, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

FAST HoRsEs-The New York Tribune
says that pair of horses belonging to
Bonner, of the New York Ledger, have
just made the extraordinary time of 2;27,
the last quarter in 81 seconds. This is
the fastest time ever mado by any pair of
trotting horses in the world.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

KICKING AT NoTHING. Our Bay CITY
correspondent, Query" wrenches him
self terribly in attempting to find enough
substance in Birney's famous letter Ia
offer shadow of resistance to his min
istrations, but it is of no use. His semi
ments are good, but the subject is alto.
gether too Insignificant to be worthy OF
his attention.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

LuMnrRlNo oPERArIoNs, This winter
VIII undoubtedly be upon very limited
scale Some of the heaviest operators
will not, in all probability, go into the
woods at all, and those who do go in will
only get out such an amount of logs as
will be absolutely necessary to employ
labor which would otherwise be compelled
to lie idle. II is estimated that not over
one-third Of the amount of logs will be
banked this season that there were last.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

LAID UP.--The schr. Mann, from
Cleveland, on her way to Milwaukee,
having carried away her main topmast,
together with portion of the main
spar, mainsail, shrouds, and running
rigging connected, in blow on w ednes.
day last while about 35 miles below
Point au Barqucs, was towed into this
port yesterday, where she will lay up
for the winter. Anew spar will be put
IN, aud other necessary repairs made
here. Damage, $4,000.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

Trade IN CLEyELANp.-There has been
for many years heavy trade between
this city and Cleveland, and it seems to
be rapidly increasing. The merely nom.
inal freights charged by return vessels
carrying lumber to that port, is a prom
inent reason for commercial intercourse
and the fair and honorable dealings of
business men there, is matter as fully
taken into consideration. Our energetic
friend FRED. KGHLER bought a large
stock of coal and iron there this fall for
winter operations, and he is most enthu-
slastio in making favorable mention of
Messrs. LEWIS r. Nouns, Forwarder
g. W. Cross, Coal Dealer; and GEo.
WoRrHrNGToS, dealer in iron, with all of
whom he had business arrangements to q
greater or less extent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

NEw GooDs, FuRs &o.-Marks has just
opened, at his ;tore on Genesee street, q
choice selection of Clothing Furnishing
Goods etc. The principal attraction,
however, am ong his stock is splendid
assortment of Furs for the Ladies in sotts
varying in price from GIG to 800; he
has also fine display of down trimmings.
Gentlemcn's Fur Goods, and other arti.
Giles of elegance and comfort, are among
his selections for the "sterner SEX"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
NOTICE

a GETTING of the Board Of Trustees of the
q - rire Department will he held at the Conmon
So "1i Room, on Friday evening, November % at
O'Clock G. X. ROBINSON scc'y Of Dent
East Saginaw, Nov. ~, 1861 P''
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

SALT On her last trip the Quee,
took 800 barrels of East Saginaw Salt
Mfg Co.'s salt 10 Detroit.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

Quick TRP,- The schr. Stvl,qht
Capt. Muir, left Buffalo Nov. /, and
made the trip to Milwaukee, back to
Buffalo, and from there to this port. in
nineteen days and half. Of this time
che was full seven days in port, taking
IN and discharging freight, making the
running time only twelve and half
days The last four trips of the Star
IgAt between Buffalo and Chicago she
made in propeller time averaging only
IA days to the round trip. She is one
OF the staunchest, as well as one of the
fieetest vessels on the lakes, and under
The management Of her present indie.
fat'gable sailing master, is sure to make
a handsome show of profits for her own.
ers whenever tho season is ovon reason.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

have lived long enough to learn the
emptinesso of that ambition which seeks
mere Distinction" And again he aske
the Gov. Of heswas not thinking more
of his rhetoric than of his sentiment
la the blindness of his inordinate vanity
the Judge forgets that this intcrrogatory
is quite as pertinent if addressed to, AS
coming from him. Well may he ex.
claim,
ooh, wad some power the gftic gee us,
To soe ourselves ~ Others see Us %
Is the labor of a lawyer regarded as
degrading" in KY? And il the Judge
is such an Antiquarian IA to ha, Q
Learned tue emptiness of that ambition
which seeks mcre Distinction" why
should he he manlfesting such an itching
forit? But we have already trespassed
upon you farther than We intended.
Very truly, QUERY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

SALT SHrMENT.--Tho steamer For.
es'er was 10 the river last week, and took
between eight and nine hundred barrels
OF salt from Carrolton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
MANUFACTURINc'

Carried on extensively, and all work mad. q. o,.
establishment warranted An extensive yunniv os
stock, excellent workmcn full az * bn,;
ness and the best facilities in all respeots onshI.,
isao Distance oil eompctiOn in manufacturing and
Tue laige patronage VIC have received in this limo
fore for its continuance ''''' W.
re- Past patronage gratefully Acknowledged
GEORGE CRABBE &,C0
East Saginaw, Aug l. 1861 y Di'-f
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

ana all work, sale or manufactured put down TO tho
PER Y VEST FIG URE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
EEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, vi.
Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,


The thirteenth annual session OF tnls InstitdtIop
viii commence on Tuesday, September 18TH II tn
No. 1SG King street. H''
=. The course of study pursued will compriss oil
the branches requisite 10 q thorough English Ftu-
eatoI, ard Music, French, Latin and DTawil:, il
lE addition - d-y scholars, Nrs. McCormies is
fie?:-cd K TsSSlY9A .GMitea Lum5eI 9f 5WWIE l.r1
lily, viii bs under her iEnnsdI2te csrc ard superyl-
El1I. Sae VII! endeavor. ss far possible, to
round them with the comforts Lli kindly influences
oi Homs.
RsfsTexc.s-Rev. Geo. VI. Norton, Rev DR.. Ella.
HARRISON, Rev. ID. 7. SgrIgg, William ii. F9~ie,
EsS., Edgar SLosden, Sag. Edmund +. Wilmer
EEss" H2nIy MiI9urJ, ESs- tsFis M9kenEIs
Editor Evening star, Bepjamin Waters, Ess. Jas
Entws.e, Jr., Iss., Col. !Ohn w. Minor, Loud our,
MessTs. Blackjack & Marshall. messrs Corse
Brothers,
BOErd, with Tuition IN 81 the Engl!s' Branches,
$3.50 Tor the annual sesEIop-PaJables scmI annually
II sdvanos.
Music and Languages st Professors prices.
II No 5,tra ohargee. au zs-u
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Linimsn.,

~
Ths saiy safe and certain fer Csuesrs Piles, p
usfsi FpsiiHIb A-f sr.neais Cs;Ts Parslysr Esu-
IslEsI Ssskns Of the mEses., Chreaie or InfsnAto-y
Hhsrnattn ,LfGifs e ht Jsint., CsEaci,d u.>lsI ~
hEamsnts kArashs fce.hseks Bruises, Hrr,p, Fr,sh
CGis, W.Endi Cicsn, Fever 1srss he'd Rrsnst sors
kpPlss Earns, seslas, Eers Tnrozi an =,
H6Sb dfsrsncs bc- lsns tht di..s.. r,a
a esT.siI sS ss~SSAss's OEsHs -ISsIEIIs .-p :,
Thss'sSdf Of hsnsn ssir 70 have rr. =. -
ssptEds and mssry - the sftLs uvalEass remedy
McLEAN'S FOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain ainest insanhnssssy, ar will cIsen
striiy and heal The ees.t
FDR HOSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
heLEAHB CELEG3kTED LIflMEhT ia the oily ,.fs
.rd IslS1s rsnsSy r tie Of SpaTi1, Ring bone,
Nirsgsll, Rfl.us, oEEstSEal Lrmpt, Nodes s~so-
l. ns,sr fiSd 10 esrs Big HEAD Pslsvil, Fittals one
Stunning eeEss, or EwtsEy, properly spPhsd. FsE
sPr.ns g-si,ss, ncrctshss Crsekid Reals, Caaf,,
Cellar Gala CCts, berss, Wssrds, IL inf.liiLis
rsItdy AFFy it a. directed and ss=sain in every
eGtsnes.
Thsn rIfs with ths vsFhlsss kinir
sFs-sd Ja7. Cb:sin rspFly Of DE. NCLEAH5 CELE-
HhATED kIFihihcT Il viii yea.
J. y. McLSkt, ssls rrsDrist.r,
CsnsF Third ard Fine sts, O. Lstis, Me-
CEAhkEs frOfr as Pa tv, ssls tEsEt n W.shi,f fk
.ss g. 'iHsEk ss--rstsv- ..S-DAUlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
THE ALL-sUFFICIENI THREE.

TRIRsEMAR, Ia and s-Protected by Royal
Letters Patent of England. and secured by the
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmaole de farIs, and the
Imperial College Of Mediolne, Nierna-
No. ] Is invaluable fo- exhaustion and nstorrhea-
No. cong pletely eradics tes ali traces Of thote
diseases thai nave becn hitherto treated BY the nsu
seous and pernioio Gus sse Of coPalya and ou6ebs.
No. has entirely suPbiauted the InJErious 1ee of
mercury, thereby insurIng 20 the Sufferer speedy
relief, dlspeIslng al impurities, and TootiRE on
TRIESENIsR Noe. I, and 8, are prepared IN
the form of q loxenEe devoid OF taste khd sneil |,
and can be carried IN the vslstcoat pocket sold
In tln case and divided into separate dosee &C 90
mInistered BY Velpeau, Lsllemand, RouI. Ricord
DO. Price Ss esch. or four esses for es, which
saves IS; and IN S5 cases, whereby there 10 asay-
BARLOW, of 1sz Bleecker street. New York.
Immediately receiving q remittance, pr. Borroy
will forvardthe rrissemaf 20 any part Of the yosd
securely packed aud addresses according 20 the In
Tke Book, Of sll others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches"
IL is beautifully llGtrated and treats uinutey Of
al the synp oms that Inyaraoy develop thelH-
selves, sooner or Later, resulting from the ffsllnes
and vitlatinr habits Of early youth. ncapacitstnE
nonia state, and. IL not cheoked ~ time, deteLet-
Sod By Dr. "a kR0W, isl Biesefsr street, four
doors below Msodougal, New York Pnoe zs
cents. Sent free ever where. -,
Sold also oy 3. G. Foro, Jr, Drug store, Mssh- @
tngton, ID. G. DE 19-6m
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT. JUNE IL. 1851.
PnoP osALs will be eosi ved at this Department
June instant, for supplying the Stat onery de-
scubed IN the subjoiIed scheiuls during the fs cal
The stationer, must be of the bes, qaslity.
samples must aeoompany The bids
bond wIt approvsd suretss for tue faithful fal Ge
h.ment ~ ms ooutrst; and the Department viii
aud in snoh quantities a. It ms, deem pTopsr. a.
below stated.
Paper msaae of L,usn Stock.
50 resms despatch cap, ru ed to pattern, weigh
ao ,sa,n Ing 10 ,.P lbs; per ,nfsa 1Ham or
900 reems qu,rtO post, ruled plain, wei Ching
50 reains note paper. ruled or plain, per ream
10 Iesms Coping psPer' per Eeam
$50 DOZEN S Siossins board boards, ppe per doz.n f
10 reams envelope paper, b"f or yellow, roy al,
1Orsam. Manila wrapping paper, super royal,
$1,000 envelopes, Official slzes, extra heavy. per
5000 eopes letter sizes, extra heavy per COO
aSSS ssu1i suHifs N So ai,5o s per psnI gross
g. DOZEN Ea6eT,s 5 sck is.e pencils, per dozen
dozen Faber's ne and carmino pencils, per
Sdozsnr penholders, per dozen
.oSsGs SSr, RandePp, per do f0zen
10 dozsl4 badsd knives. Rogers & Sons, per
adozsn ofh'e scissors, Rogers i Sons, per
% dozen hiaynsrd Noyes', or other black ink,
lnquhrts, per dozen ....
70 dozen French carlnine ink, in olnos walls,
per dOzsn
dozen Inkst,nds, Draper's. Whitney's, or
equal per dog n
opounJs ss alTg wax. scar ct, per pound
10 pounds India rubDer, prepared, , in piecss,
per pound -
N dozen silk taste or braid as sOrtsd ner d. ozen
50 dOze red tape, IN pieces assorted sizes.
per dozen = '
iOdozen red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per
2o tounds ilnen twIre, per pound
I'd zen lsrgs Jars mucilase, per dozen.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEF
" OF GAS METERS,

,,a,,1,, - WksHInefov, July 70, 1850,
tFpUciGSs ". tS 10 HEHEBS GIgEE, That, agIoe-
sotaIon s9pJoyed Nay Il, lSsO, tho uEders En6d i,
40 10T RfessIea whenever ret sLTed II writiIE, and
sHamine, tsct prove, sad ASCERTAIN the ACCURACY o
.eEletrntlon olsn Ess E!etor in rse il this city,
Every motor, 1ffoUld incorrect, will be cond emned
and another, sealed and marked IS true, will be
set IL r< place. IL proved 90 bc scc1rste IN its
tld esaI1 put IN position for Csc,
tg;Go NO. 10 Seventh street, near Ode Fol
OWE haNl Opon from 3. M, to 5Pm.
CHARLES ". CUNNINGHAM,
~ B-h Inspector and Ssaler OF Gas Meters
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
Qtdrternidste-'s Office, U. S. Marine Corps,
WSahI 20i Ma

Qudrterndste,'s Office, U. S. Marine Corps,l
Washington, 22d May, 1861. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Tuesday the 18th day of June, 1851 At three
n'c'ock ?. m, for supp yng Wood and Coat to the
y. ). Marines stationed At Wa. hing ION. ID. O.,
from the lst July, 1851, to the SOth June, 1867.
The wood 20 be best oak spliDg, and 70 be deliv-
cred, piled, neasUred and inspected, at such points
within the walls OF the Marine Barracks as ray be
Designated by the Commanding Marine Ofkoer, I,
frIe of rI pense to the United Statfs.
The ccal to be best v hIte ash anthracite egg
coal, fre5 from dust and to weigh 2in lbs, TO Ihe
ton, 3 be Weighed inspected, d delivered 81 such
points within ths walls of the Marine Barracks as
may be designated by the COMMANDING Marine
Orfcer, free OF expense to the Uni;ed state; and
both wood and oosl to be furnished 1t such times
and in sueh quantities as the said Commanding
Maine Officer Ilay require.
Payment will he made upon the quarterly requi
sltlon ot the Commanding officer, stating the aua
titles raquired for the use of his command, az reea
oily to regulations.
A guaranty, to be signed by two responsible psr-
sons. whose resPonsb bIllty must be cert he'd To by
the 3. ID strict Judge, u. 3. District Attorney,
or u. 3. Collector must accompany each proposa al
otherwise II will rot be considered.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and sd-
dressed ~ the undersigned.
-.... w. h SLACK,
m "a lav4w Qusrtermaster Marine Corps.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. CHAS. r. BOTELER

~ SURG GEON UENTIST,
HavIng locsted himself permanently in Washing
ton, oher, his professional services to cih-
zens And soiourneIs, in all the varoushsS
branches OF his profession. ppon the most S4Io
recenty improved system Of DenIistGy.
Dr. r., having studied with one of the most en-
lnent ard experienced DeEtists of Washingt on
and Also with the Dental Collegs of Ba timore
from whom he has received his Diploma fee 8 con
hdent that his operations will prove orlnently sat-
Isi'c DRY to those who will test his professional
Office No. $50 Pa. avenue, between sth and 10th
IT'S over stsvens's Lace Store open from m.
tofP' H. aD l-etl2ln
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roots AND SHOES TO SUIT TIE
ID TINES.
We aro now manufacturing all kinds Of B0OTt
snd SROES, and Constantly receiving arykSS.s
supply of eastern made work of every de- rssfsS
s;rnfG9n, p fG maGe % %s1I9Tesss press to orSsI' snd siF T
heretofore charged in this city for mGoh inferior
artlcles. !
fersons in want OF Boot, ard ShoeE OF eastern on
clt7 mado yors, will always find good sssor:mon
In store and ct the lowest prices. Give call.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
ayt-r S14 Pelnsylvania Avepue.
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&M .
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On dsd after Thursday, Tny Is, 1861,
PAssEN6ER TRAINS EgtwEES
WASHINGTON AND BAi.TIMoRE

- - WI TuIl G.S tHlipTs:
LEAVE WASHINGTON AZ Z Is a.,d IOa m
anG ~ and - p IL. atTIviug IT Baltimore at $50
ana s.5G n IL. ~. tGS ard 7SG o II.
LEAVE DaLTInjpRE a ~ ana - p m an
4b ana nj arriving 1T " ashins ton at 10 an
IL. 10 a. III. aGd - ard s IS .. m
Passenger Trains i5sTlns Washington at Z 10 4,
m. and - p. M, sDd Baltimore Al ~ q NJ and
p. IN make direo. Connexions for Asaapolis 4. the
Junot on.
Trains leave Annapolis Cor Baltimore and Wash
ln5ton ct 6Soa. IN. n"G ID ?. T.
Passenger Trains leaving " sshilgtan tt4I5a.d
1,l0 g. IN and 81 p Ia. ma 20 direct connexions al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, Nov York, Boston,
and all other points North.
All articles of freight mot oontraband of war
will bs transported over the ,Iae. Ycnnage Trains
Will leave Baltliaore STA ~ a. n. LEA. . Washing
ton et7,p.m
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
THOMAS \. SCOTT.
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WASHINGTON, LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
~ years, esta ablished the above refuge from
suackery, self label I'd Indian or German doctors S,
ard pEetenders Of witohcrkft and imPOstOTs gen.
This is the only place wherc o sure ard speedy
cure can bo obtained N the world for a. improper
AID OWL habits, gonorrhe, siect, semiy al v SAX
ness, syphii'ls. primary secondary. and tertiary,
orEsnlc wetEness. pains in the .oin3, structures,
general debility, proetrrtion nervou ness rest ess
nights, paPtation of the heart rims ing in the
loss OF memory, confusion, ,Eela holy, Affections
OF the head, throat, nose, and sEiE aad all those
pscGllGf disorders arielrs from the indscretion of
youth, rendering them unit tor either business,
study, sOcietJ, or marriage.
Dr. ). has the grestsEt remedies in the know
word Tor diseases of the blood. EonOrhse, gleet
&C. There Is no oaSe In Nhloh they fail 10 OGRE in
fIom s 20 days. -.
Victims of fhese horrible complaints, who vonld
Wisn 70 De Vntueale men And ornaments to socIety
shoHd eHbreoo the eaJlisEt opportunity for reliff
DR.. Shunan has nsde the most ccTip ,ote arrar q
ments ior ths comfort of has patients who ccnat
trom dlstaUcs. Taey vii be faFiished with the
most pleasant and agreeable quarter, necessary
diet, and made as comfortable "a they would be Al
hrst ciass EOtel 81 less than half the cost,
DO not iorget tho E0Ile aud number. DIR. Shu
mans otlica Is ON the corner Of sixth street and
PennsyiYanIa ,yenue, Clarendon Hotel, cppoxitf
me NehonE' Eotel, Washington, ID c.
PeEsnns NJ q dibtapoe should enoiese stamp fpl
return postage. Chloe hours, ga. nj. TO 10 IT, NJ
Various parties h6ve boon entIcrd from INV in
sltutloE by certain sviBdlers on back stIests Nj
this city, " no will rue II TIL the day Of their death
A word 10 the wi6~ Sufh liant an IV
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l. ENRICH. at the corner Of Penn. "a A
avenpe and Eleventh street, has been SssS
and strangers than any olhor pubic kouss in the
ctJ, his prices being ess than thoso of ans otheI
hotel on Penn. syeane, snd his aoconmO datIons
tor permanent or transient boardsTs unexceptiou-
abic. The bar and RESTAURANT arranysmsnts Of the
European Hotel have aiTeady' become very popu
tsI. being all that oan be desired by the most fas
uGlous. the proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
On and continued liberal xpendituTos 70 give sat
isfaotion to all, and thus renews his invitation tc
sll TO give the EurocedE Hotel q oall. de.-t,
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NJ TEETH.
III. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends personally at his OfIioe in this city 49,
May persons osn wear those tssth who SLiID
oannot wear others, and no person con wear others
who cannot wear these,
persons calling nay ofiee can be accommodated
wlth any style and price Of Teeth they may desye:
c!eanest, strongest and most perfect denture thaf
Art can produse, the MINERAL PLATE will he
more fully warranted. " W
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33S Pa avenue, betv.ep
s,n and 10Th sta, Also, 905 Arch street, Phi adej
pe' oc Is If
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lit 8. MILITARY ROUTE.
" SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trans Will leave tne Depot AZ
ll0 q. IN; aud 81 p. m tor philadelphia and New
lork. Trains viii arrive at 10 :. M ard As D. m
THOMAS A. SCOTT, GenI Manager.
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" WOOD AND COAL. af ..
\ OU Will surely get yOur money's worth by
calling az the PIONEER Nil LIS, sotihissst cor
.sr g SSeeRh street nnd Canal, GEO PACE.
Agsnt) They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any othersi IN the Sfty-out; spht, ami dsiiv-
cred free OF charge. If YOU don { eileva I'VE
the Pioneer Mills . tria-, shd he ssssSed :