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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
APARIsH RIGHTLY SERVED.

Churches, in their cagerne,'s to get
rid Of an unpopular pastor, are often
wiling 10 strnin their consciences by = es-
buttons expressive of the highest conf
dence and esteem. 1t would be a salu-
tarvlesson fotsomc Of them il they would
deserved as an English parish was once
treated in similar circumstances
Archbishop Whatcly, in his "Annota-
ton on Bacon's Essays relates the fol-
lowing anecdote A curate Of London
parish, of most exemplary conduct, was
accustomed TO demonstrate very freely
with any Of his people whose life was not
what IL should have been. They wished
muoh TO Get rid Of him, could find no
pretcxt for complaint, either to the rec
tor or tho bishop. They therefore hit
upon this cunning plan. They drew and
signed memorial to the bishop, setting
forth the admirable character of the Gu
rate, lamenting that his worth should
not be rewarded, and earnestly recon-
mending him for prcfcrment. Soon
after, this very living unexpectedly be-
came vacant, whereupon the bishop, con
sidering how acceptable ms well as de-
serving, he appeared TO be, presented him
to II, informing him Of the memorial
The good man thanked the people with
fearful eyes, rejoicing that they had
taken in good part his freedom Of speech,
aro assured them that he would continue
All b;s In, the course which had won their
annrobat;on. So the curate became
permanently attached 70 inc inS'ncerc
parish as rector. ~ . -rs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

NEws.-The news seems to be rclia.
DIE that New Orleans has surrendered
TO the Federal forces acknowledgement
comes entirely through rebel sources
and seems to DC well authenticated. Ii
will be some time before sc get full
particulars. No other news of import
ance.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
Miss L., dressed as Little Red Riding
Hood, was spirited, vivacious and

Miss L., dressed as Little Red Riding
Hood, was spirited, vivacious and
charming, a ~ ~
"A. / "And Oh, she dances such way
No sun upon an Easter day
Was ever half 90 fine sight
Miss NJ was exquisltely costuned as
Winona, or some other Indian maiden,
and many others of the ladies were ele.
gantly and tastefully dressed, and with
far more show OF originality tl,an the
/" rsterner sex,p who, we suspect, must
have had the full run of some first class
Theatre to aid them in their efforts to
get up DISCUSSES,
The Ball was gotten up at the sug
gestlon and mainly under the super
vision of S. G.. Clay, who is certainly
entitled to great credit for his efficiency
in providing appropriate costumes, and
seeing that the general arrangements
were such as to insure proper decorum
and promote thesenjoynent of all pres
ent. 1t being the last ball OF the season
and the first +" Grand Bal Masqse," We
are happy to state that it was in all re
spects a success and now we trust oul
light.heeled readers will feel content &c
settle down once more into their ordi
nary avocations, uncontaminated with
false pride or vanity on account Of theil
familiar association with so many celeb
rites of superior rank and more exalted
position.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

EE The annual charge that will be
entailed on the Province of Canada West
for extra preparations for war in time of
peace, on account of American difficult
ties, it is estimated will reach 81 900, 900.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
Prescriptions.

English and German prescriptions accurately put
up at all hours This department Of the business is
under thcimnediaie supervision Of c. W. BrnSAcKi.
whose qualifications and reliability are too we'll
known TO need endorsement.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
d | L D.

At New Vernon, Orange County, N Y, on tn
18th inst JAMES L.. infant son of james L. an
Robocca keteham, of this city, aged 8 months.
I" SO fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Sweet, smiling solace of an hour"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
THE, COURIER.
BLMR's srErcu -We puLlisIl Id

BLMRs SrEEcu We publish the
speech of f. u. Blair, Jr. in this issue,
as a matter of curiosity, because it is
said to express the Preailen,'s views ON
the emancipation question. Ii will
amply repay a careful pcrusal, is much
clearer than any of the President
carnations, and most ell'ectually dis
poses of some of tho leas of the trad.
icals."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

SLAVES LoosE.--Somc half dozen
cribs of slaves, badly broken up, foated
down the river on Sunday last. Many
Of the slaves must have been lost, We
have not been able to ascertain who was
the owner Of the stray property. iei
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

At his residence in Watrousville, Tuscola County,
Mich, April 18TH. 1862, Mr.. ANDREW DAVIDSON in
the AID year Of his age.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

When any one does me an
iniury,ae says Doscartcs, who snbe, -
tho attacks of the msleyolcnt IN ms
lavy 81 endcavor to- elevate my soul
sol biell that his malice cannot reach
me-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
FOUND,

GONE weeks since, POI i'on Of set Of teeth with
- gold setting. Tho owner upon identification,
can have the same by paying charges and cost OF
Advertising JACOB SClIOEN,
~ 1fai h1p Drug Store, Water Street.
Eaa Saginaw April %, 1863. q fTe r1ii
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

VHV IHOUFHHU gTaIHs on INC UITTV IVIu
saline residue, which at perfect drynesS
weighs oil 9-10 grains; this consists of
Other saline matter, ...,..,.....'....' ID 95i
According to the preceding analysis
one wine pint of this remarkably rich
and pure brine, would yield 600 II 100
grains of pure common salt
(Signcd), JAS. Il. Chiffon 4 CO,
Analytical Chemists.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

/" Come, gentle spring ethereal mildness, come =
--Ihompson.
If you're coming, why don't you come along 2
Nose.
"That's what's the matter"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

physcians and Operative Surgeons Residence o.
.fefer1,n street. nearly opposite Captain kirhys
Office ovcs new Post Once, on Washington street
A. 1af ~ f..rsiota frAsr SAGINAW.
rI,uOSE wish'ng 10 have their Sofas, Lounges
Chars Mattresses &c, upholstered can have u
Done NJ once and IN the neatcst manner AT
fadl -swc1 f-r.rg sILsBEEs. !
WINDOW ooKN1cKnna Curtain Bands, ~
w sfl.SBEE'S
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

Creek, FRANKFORT, Point Betsey, North
Unity, and Leland, to North Port.
Prom Detroit, Michigan, TO Dunlcith,
Minnesota, 10y stesmer.)
From Knights Station, Michigan, via
RIGA, to- southeast corner of Rich6eld
.Township, Ohio, and thence via Java, TO
Swanton Station.
From Blissfield, Michigan, via Meta
mora, al Post.o and Java, to Swan
ton, Ohio.
From Clayton, Michigan, via Medina,
'Canaa,laigua, aud Morenci, Michigan, to
Chesterfield, Emery, Tedrow, Ottekee,
aud Wsuseon, Ohio.
From Hudson, Michigan, via Mill
Creek, Masters Corners, and Domestic,
to West Unity, Ohio. 4 As MtI
From Archibald, Ohio, via Elmira,
Blanc, Gorham Centre; and Handy, Ohio,
TO Attica aud Morenci, Michigan. I.
From West Unity, Ohio, via Domestic,
Primrose, Wright, and Woods, Ohio, to
Pittsford, Michigan. r5ig.s +.
From Pioneer, Ohio, via Amboy and
Ransom, to IIillsdale, Michigan. \
From West Jefferson, via Montpelier
and Bridgeport, Ohio, to Morgansville
Woodbridge, Cambria, Cambria Centre
aud Cambria Village, to Hillsdale, Mich
From Edgerton, via St. Josephs, Shell
ines Mills, and Spring Lake, Ohio, to
South Camden, Camden and Reading
Village, to Hillsdale, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
Moro psgyI.h, eros. and .pleneliek
Than doc liAract or monkey SICK"

The Enterprise, as might be expected,
because Adjutant Tom. Morris is not an
abolitionist, denounecs him as a traitor.
The only truSand loyal patriots its editor
has ever yet been able to discover, are
Old John Brown and "blood-letting'
Chandler. Gen. Mcclellan he denounces
in the street as odd traitor" and he
has written down as traitors half his own
party, and all the rest Of mankind. p
Abuse from the likes Of him,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
OFFICE or THE LABORATORY OF J
JAMES X. Chiffon & Co,
No 90 Prince street, cor Of Mercer )

New York, April II, 1862.
We have Analysed a salt water sent to
us by d. ii. Fitzhugh, Jr, for the Bay
City Salt Works Co. The brine has a
specific gravity of 1.l63 at the tempcra-
ture of Go +. Itindicates at the same
temperature 100 on the salometer. One
thousand parts of it were found to yield
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

COMPENSATED EMANoIPATIoN Sixty
eight members of Congress endorsed the
Helper book, among them Seward, Col
fax, John Sherman, Wade. Dawes, and
Grow. This is what this book says Of
emancipation according to the plan re-
commended by the President; ,f.s
Compensation to Shareholders Cor their negroes
prcposterous idea The suggestion is criminal
the demand wicked unjust, monstrous, damnable
shall we pat the blood-hounds for the sake of doing
them a favor Shall We fee these ours of slavery,
to make them rich at our expense Pay these
whelps for tho privilege of converting them into de-
cent, honest, upright men 2" o.
Not only was this stuff endorsed by
sixty-eight members of Congress, but
every leading republican politician in the
North endorsed it, and aided in crculat-
ing the book that contained several hun
dred pages Of railing against the South.
4uOra. ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

The STEAMER MAGNET will remain
here for season, where her services
are much needed in the towing business.
The Colombia came into Bay City few
days since, where she now lies, with
some of her machinery broken. SO
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29
" Whose praise is consure

Is compliment. Those only who have
to bear the stigma Of his commendatory
infections, have cause for i'll feeling.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

ANALYSIS OF BRINE FROM THE BAY
Cry SALT WELL,--Jas Fraser, Esq, of
Bay City, has handed us the following
analysis of Salt Water from the Bay
City Salt Works Co.'S we'll: r
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

Everybody mbers how inexplicable
the destruction and abandonment Of large
amounts of property at the Norfolk navy
yard appeared at the time it occurred
Nearly twelve million dollars worth Of
vessels, guns and munitions of war of
various Kinds were utterly ruined or suf-
rercd to fall into the hands of the rebels.
Two thousand cannon, a perfect God.scnd
to the enemy, were among the losses OF
that occasion, and are now used against
the loyal soldiery. The select committee
of the Senate, appointed in July, have at
last made their report concerning this
disgraceful transaction. They arrive at
the following among other conclusions
! " First-The administration Of Mr.. Buchanan was
! guilty Of neg gcnce in not tai ing extraordinary
care and employing every possible means 10 protect
and defend this yard after indications Of danger had
! manifested themselves.
" Second-The administration Of Mr.. Lincoln
cannot be held blaneless for suffering thiry-seyen
days 10 elapse after he came into power before max
ing movement for the defence of the yard"
We have no doubt that this is true
Both Mr.. Buchanan's and Mr.. Lincoln's
administration acted strangely, culpably,
in the affair. The former has always
been accused of aiding the rebellion to
the extent Of his ability, and the latter
never has, so far as we have learned,
made any explanations why the Norfolk
yard was not defended, and why, unless
they acted under positive orders, Captains
Paulding, McCauley and Pendegrast, Of
the navy, were never censured, or court
martialed for their destruction and aban-
donment of the property.-Freo Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

CMp.--Read Manning, stanwood &
Co.'S ADVERTISEMENT under this head. oi
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

Her dimensions are:
Length of keel, lac feet.
on deck, 81. Isl
Beam, 81 feet 2 in.
Depth Of hold, II feet 6 in.
Center board, 30x7s feet
Custom House measure. -'"
ment, 80 542 tons.
She has double set of deck beams,
5 inch ceiling, inch bilge nelson's is
every way as stout as wood and iron
can make her, and new from the keel
up. Capt. A. McKirdy, Sailing Master.
y PLAIN, LEGIBLB SIGNATURE, is all
important in the transaction of business,
and we calculate always TO put an unmis-
taxable fist to our letters; but mistakes
will happen with the best of writer's, and
it seems we have made a bad fist of il
once. We were annoyed greatly for
some weeks past at not receiving answers
to letters written in March, and finally
resorted to the Express as means Of
communication, and ascertained that oul
correspondent had responded promptly
but had directed his communications "a
George f. Exams, letters for whom we
found on the advertised list at the Post
Office. The writer thus explains al
don't quite see how the mistake occurred
but / mistrust your signature is not Gerry
plain. Not gerry, perhaps. A gerry good
joke, though, on--Evans.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

The skies like a banner in sunset unrolled,
Der the west threw their splendors of azure and
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-29

wagiug constant war npon the people
Of our race for the protection of the black
race. How long would it be endured by
the northern people, that Mar should
be waged upon the people Of their own
race at the South TO make the blacks
their equals? | do not believe that any
party could retain power at the North
upon such an Issue. We should not over
look another consideration in dealing
with this subject. Our armies are com
posed of men, and act slike under SINH
L. oir.no,aiaaaaa Naeiharn man al, tha
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NEWS ITEMS

hfrrrrR from Sal. m, Arkansas, states dat
~ .llm, tIo tuut' UI ,t,o iniou amy g." t.-
iuu 6 d.. tu..shluruj wis mann, -t,d 'S ,ilo AL
ulfitlu. NJ the -,ht ul 20 rup"iui, iprrc
Th.v coul scarce" lri'oyo tlnt they were AN
y.h'ut,rf- ..utaf'.-'. pressed man amongst
thrm: and a., women d'c,ucd ,h,y lal 20.
dreamed that tlrrr we're 20 many men il The
whole world and the South m. GIT as vel give
up ~ once.
Tnf Dutch Government has dccrccA tho aho-
lliiun ui slavery in it, American Colurlct, to
take ol,rct from uud after July !, 1858, uA tho
{, lowing conditions: An indemnity ol 800 gili-
d,ts lGa) 10 10. ptl', 10 owner tor "Ich slave,
Wan, woman or cniI. The iaycs viii he sub
r.t Ia three years apprcn.i iccshil on tho Ilini-
tion, rc,ci,,.,: for their labor certain amount
of va -c-, or,o-htf Vi which will 90 to the Gov
rrumrut
TIM rIlr wlic. has ragoi in tho Long
Island Moullurds for some day., aud reported
IN tlr SrN op Mol lay, has caused much dam
a,r ,u the residents IN the vl,lu.ty. Ihu lire
p.i s.nttcd ou ths farm Of Jo-e l.. q. Sm IL, Of
AIi,. Pond, tuHu-uip Ol Smith'uNn, on Friday
M,t' ,ud -pr,ad with great rapidly, oyc.rI'i-
ming iaTsr tracts Ul WOO Idnds auI dr-tf lluL
fence. and hulldn,a. Tue principal sufferers
are Ilcrry NichUl, two hatns, caTlHg c-Luusr,
f,rmirg utensils, etc. VIM Robert, barn, with
six head IF cattle and 80 tuus Of hay; ! ''crt ].
! Smith I 600 hcros Of woodland; john ., fipvl ,
! 2upp acre; Mo,trs. Roberts, ,aoo nrtc. Sml.
! tarumn, dwriiug-huuse, burned. Alsu dwell
ing Of the " ,ioS Bagt"w, and dwellins-houso
| oi the Rev. Mr.. Hawkins. There have also
| been thrc. lwcliiug-hor.cs and four barns be-
tween Amityyilc uni Babylon; the house o
| Nc. Ellis Strong, and one Of his barns, uui tL'
! Willow lIana's large mansion. Henry Var
| NOstrand lost his house and barn, s"ine III zen
! and cvoT'thing. Timothy ii'uny lost hi. harm
wasoo-house, hay and grain. Mr. Bant4 los
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| OVER nine Thousand shells were throw n h,
The fleet IN the hor, ',rlmout nf the forts ID, Ov
4 New OIlcNns. Mosi # them v,te lj-iu,h s.oiL-,
v icb cost, with thcir iilns u,af!y 20 each.
A NirrAfn Commission scr' Ny tho rm-
prs IT France fo ooh,orvc the condition Of our
aini'r, rrpnrts thai tie men arr tho beat natcri-
ale i,,r sa army ever sccn, but tia, the officers
are u'niy worthless.
A LALpe number or Germans arc about to
crii.t,,c IRON, Germany to ths country, aul
will settle ~ ,'lirois, Wisconsin and Minn 'o'a.
This immigtrtin, yisiv con ists rrincpn a
wealthy land O-Vncr-. aud aiuCug them ar sew
crl U1ruus. tbon Srcn'y Thousand acres
of lul have already lc,u purrhls"i FOR thniu
in tie Tire" States. and il is cxrcc,ed they will
arrive hy The m,ial' Oi July
\ MuSr editor thus iSm7,i-hes hs,woon
di'lrr'rt sor.s of pa'fic;i M Some rstcem
It sweet AND dccoro4. to d., fur ar''s coantry ;
others r'lirl it sweater &, l.vc s. ones '"in-
try anil Vet otdcr- hold !, 20 he -s.-,tc s..l to
live upon ones ouUuiry.
GhN Scorr thinks .Icf Davis I'LL not 10
caught. lie will pro- ally escape, ,hr, 1rh !"
as, into MeN'ro. To the r.r' rrrtnnsf u"ii-
or who may bc taken, Il wvulI' (.Ns tlc oil
Nei'"n) 'inetc o,t s!st,m d Jud.ci 'us lat
hr'ud hanging
Gus. BrHNsiur hp prohibited pol,ticl noot-
iu@ in Ncwhctn until the civil policy e the
Gc, rruricu, is made known uhfou;.h tho "rp-
V's,uni tiuNrruur ct Nnrth tNr, INA, Mr.. STAN
lev. whom il bn, recently et,p,itt, To- that 10
siion. I'm. occa.ipn or Crn. Edr,si,les Order
was u,,i,c by Cutl,3 llonr, Foster, who'e
Application for q scat in t'n'r"ss 40 rrlrcs"u-
t,'i,rt.m ihr litt,cria lis,rirt vas rr,s.t.J
That hc irtrr,,l ,ow,Ic a .pocrh ,e the citizens
~ N"Wl.rn. Gen. Iin,i.iir saw, ,h,, nome of
tho riii .r. Ea,c uli,,i.,Itn him 0.sh to hr,r
Mr.. Fosrr. aud the o,.,,,rs sauI .,lIius OF ue
army have no right to originate cr crsanile
pulif i,al .ssrinhlalt..
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40 ,,,,,, cr .y.,.n ira,4: mud are made VT I...
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c,,r,i ,rc am fl.hiouanle pur sl,upI. ircri.
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H. Ir'... or yi.i,t silk y1tu at,r,,t,.
~ Z iIrrl and y.n.t. brown ia gr.,u, ylu.
IL, ~ .. ar tlnck tn L, s",yop retain very
,,,,gl ~, .,,ue .,.it.p tey 1 Iat,ly IS ~ poe
y,r, and not yc~y Wide a very prruy sl,,ve lJr
AK dr, a. \, tnsdi with rev.r- bat narrow, and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-15
FINANCIAL NEWS.

Nrw YORK. Wo.lursl,y. May H.
Tie stock mark, from variou, causes underwent
roati,u ths morning, aul prices feli through the
whole LIST Thr raj 4 f,u brought on " shurti" as
luytrs anil the ratuu were rrnrr aiter tuc huati
Thee wpfc utcs oi gold NJ ~ a8ia, N.' tune
optrai,ous at lcss Tho C,,,cu.A bu.t arrived With
STOP IA gold aHrr, ~ a.tf.ncs. rAo rates o'
r,ouuuge rruaiu STEADY at III flr bankers Names
rulint TN. rate hYr .oi. Thc steamer from Bl.tpu
day carried out sG1. .plO Ia specie
The upply of money Ia very largo and increasing.
In' i,p,.ts Mt the h.u's have risen Sf,o1o,ooo
-lco sItprliy. reaching fll''h',"'", AMI must
fid m uutrt in s"'nr direction sur" The govern
weut takes 40 m"to on d'l n,'t. Tie amount ~
notes tlrnc'. IA l'r c'ny'rsion m'n Ter ''nt "h'c
tyeut ea' Is about '"'o"o' and the stock ~ =
prem, "i . pr Gems. l'"'r ihnn n"' p'r Govt 20
lr't F,o'h. r." """nAt "i demand notes S'l' ~
t' cr..rnv r'i' Ww'insi"n Is about ~ millions
'al to- whole ~ on. HONS under contract VI" h'
r'nn,td h'h "'e"' I.' n'"'A'l "''." ''' '''-
tom ll'ns" H'e are \ - prem Tao amount "'
rOr. ,h1"rbed fnr d1i'c' daily increases. To-Day
5.'F.D - ~rrs ukn 'r that purpose I"' specie
ll ,ur city ot New l"ik tHnNH 10 f"btI''' ''ts
,r q, t', Sam. ,yrol, last wear The cir. hat ln
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D. f''''-' "''' ''' ' D." Wv '''
hanks ir td!l,G'' loS' tDH "t'S Ian hht
IT, ,HgH.tt l,t.,lu to Naulytli. steamers
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A LITTER found in one Of the des,rted rebel
ir'ic,clrnrr'a, ds'od "Camp lee, N"wheru,
Cr.ycu Co.,, Z, C., March loth," says the wri-
ter Lsievcs that hy the lst of July two-Ih.r's of
the southern people will be hack IN the Union
and peace be made.
TIE following excellent arrangement IL In
vogue on the linn Of railroad from Chicago 10
Philadelphia. B. boy goes around with card
through the cars, with nullherless rrlrsshmcuts
print u thereon, with the prce attached 10 Zach,
Including t@. ald coiies, and you check such "7
you want, which are speedily brought 10 you on
s'l'er from the conilnisssry car
MIR. JonS SILL, tno great ppbl' 'h'' Vi
l@l"'un, printe the outside oi "i$F !.u-''a"
.)'Hn.. 49, l7p"rs, 1he'" r' ''' "''"'.
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THE HUDSON
L FLOUR
MEAL AND FEED MILLS

me proprietor having put in new aud improved
machinery iot grinding what and max "a. -four, IL
lrepted 70 hel as good article uf n r as can be
found anywhere, and At az reasonabls prices wheat
and Ryr Flour, Graham and Blckw tat Flaur, hu1
white and Ye.lo. No, OIt al, Coarse NJ, ,nI K-s
Mrsl, II lminy, and Wheaton Guta, Gruut.d F,eI
mn Fcyi Oi! Msal, Cra srl Corn, Sc, ~ BEECH.
Err 5sI Hudson st, bet Bank and litmInouI Sta
NY. apo giae'lT2
NENEERSl VENEERS !-MANUFAClU-
ruls aud others us.ng v-uesrs, are respectfully
invited 70 call and examine uur stock of Rosewood,
mahogany, castina, ssh, oak, maple, apple tree,
&c, cut and sawed by new improved machinery,
which We viii sell at the lowest market price. 5.
J. ALLlNH " CO, No. 2s5 BJwery, cpeYer -
Houston 81. v. Y tGvig "a, slni
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3160 BEST PIANO. c16O
V4OO GKOXESTEEN a HALE RlOl

having removed W their new warero1iIs, 4Ts
broadway are now prepared n offer the pub
lie magnificent new scale full 7 octave Rose
wood Planoforte, containing all improvements
known in this country or Europe. Over-sirung
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, fun
iron fIaIne, for Sl50 cash, warranted for years
Rich moulding cases, SiT5 to 5000. all warranted
made Of N. best seasoned material, aud t. stand
better than any sold for 500 500 by the old
methods of manufacture. We invite the best Wdyes
T. tyan Ne and t'f th ~ uHw iu-tr.l' -. r' - G.
4 ~ lady at a' tnp. "a m t. amy
| nt rs franuf.,tYr.t .g tI.f'
h. .BG' 'NSgE"N ~ MAJ t.B ,'ra. ~