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wew Publications.
u Adam Bsde."
HARPER l. BROTHERS, NETWORK.
Puolsd This Day:
ROM OLA.

BIT eEors hLior'

AsthuI OF .
"Adsm Bcds"" Scepss Of Clerical Lfe'" ano
4" Sias Manner" . - ,,,
Illustrated By Lsyn.on, J. Millsis ara w. msu'i'o
sve pop.r 81 IS; clotb. = ~: - j,
"Rsrnos" 10 Performance OF wpicn no otnei Nonau o
genius smens Us would hsvs been e'ps''' '"N f0'0'
6esrxs Euet.-[Pae Reader (Loodool n,,,
Thsys are nos tbinrs to be found IN "Romola" which
al msss th. readers heart burn within him. IL will DO
scarcely ths perusi without bens PEN
s.; I'd by IN, sevssd thoughts" without feeling
i,rr, to life Of sep easing and 10 embody In
action that Of obgso Of obedience TO duty which
A., Sisacop that has been conferred
a. the "a which ell Others eU nDinste. This Is
hxh prsi,s knd work shat produce this siect ouy
reader has not been written " vain Tho Ahen'
Gum tLondone
suon an intellectual study to 40 artists phrsss ss
fc Msems ha not be.u placed be the world in this
sccuoy Of the sostoncal kne~edse displayed the Art
win whoa that know -dgs 10 iufpsedther- Is other ut
Nrt wod-rts the rssasrs mud shskssSssIe might have
lut-d In Tito Spectator (Londou)
Gsoes Eliot has SIR Water Scof. art for reviviyns the
Dsst, but SCOTS dynsIcs force mAk1g plunge
lotto 70 with headon. Interest into the present Fof
ths che by deeper and wider Intellectual
grasp 1t s marvellous that the wide snd calm insgina'
tive Of the writer should have produced weIk ~och
h likely to DO permanently identified with English Literature,
IN which Italy and England msy ZEE a ccmn,on pride
ths wonderful development OF Tt0s ehAseT-s the poT,
trait Of SavonSros which almost impossible DOT to feel
faithful history II is great as romance ~" pet-
trait anost great Srsphc power ans is more
Scrupuops Sir Water Scot; used Ia those potSes
Of the various SiuNts-S pecistor lLonoenl
No reader Of Romola" viii lay II down WITHOUT shnnns
uea ana few without rssretsainrdsy Review iLs1asn
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i l. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DE-
bILlTY aud Other Diseases Of the Nsfvoo' seminal Urns
", and SeIua sJstems-By C. d HAssoSD. d. d., former
IL Professor Of Special ArsoHy kc In the Med al
College Nsw.YorG Price 81 mailed free. 4. WARNER,
ksblisner, NO. vesey.s;., Aston House
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Doar0 ano Rooms

BOARD WANTED-From the let Of Septem
~ next In prvHs family where there are no o'hs
bo.fds BY two gensmsn aud their Wivss and Daughters
con.tpg Of sir persons Location between 10Th and J''h
Sta aud tth and 6thav Rs'srsDces exchanged hddTs'
a. T.. Box No 4,4od POst-Ohice
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DANNY KEMBLE'S GEORGIA PLANTATION JopTn,
OF Residence Georgian Plantation In lS3S-l959 b!
FaAScgs AssR k2NBLx laInS. Cloth 81 81
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Drp Goods.

CONTINUATION OF TIE GREAT SALE
~ AT
No c74 BOwERY No PA,
For this week shall offer entire tteek Of The 0on
inS rsiuoiion; ~
FkENCH BAREGE ROBES
REDUCED SO Per sep!
ALL OUR DRESS GOODS
REDUCED 20 per cent
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS
REDUCED rs per cent
SuAwLS and MANTlLLAS
REDUCED 30 per ssn,
BLACK and COLoRED ALPACAs
REDUCED IS Per cent
REDUCED 20 per cen,
PRINTS. GINGHAMs aud CLOTHS
REDUCED Is per cent.
BLEAcHED and BROWN MUsLlNs
REDUCED 10 Per cent.
500 LACE MANTILLAS
FOR HALF PRICE.
700 SUN UMBRELLAS (sIl 'iies)
At lsss than msngisetgrers pries.
W X. PEYTON.
No 274 BOwERY. near Hous,on.,t.
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Cbantes for Bnoiness nlsn.

INVESTMENT II CANADA. -WANTfD
go 30 American Currency or tf.;.elss real estate -
Guilty with sf policy Of insursles on building
situate thereon, which coat 500 90 psJ.es IN % 81
av- year, in Csusdisn currency. -itsos tnisres 40
dreu DRAWER no 81 Brsui:ors c. ~.
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90 farmers ano Others.

EARM IMPLEMENTS of every variety
Horss Powers Tbrs.hing M.chiDes, Faa Mlls, Hay
Su'ters Corn Shelters. Cotton Gias, sugar Mills Store
Lfoc-,. WhsslbsrIo~s. Csrs. Wagons &c SELOS-Ost'
bssd-ssa Island ssd Uplsnd very cnoics Ferzsu Of all
bnds Fof"s BY JOHkvANDRRBILT, 70 Fnlon'st. NY.
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TIE BIvOUAC AND THE BATTLEFIELD; or, Car
p1gn Sketches In Virsinis and MARYLAND BY Cspisi
SkoRss +. NOYEs limo, Cloth, 81 %.
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MISS MULOCK'S FAIRY BOOK. The ber Populs
F.ry Stories .escied and rendered BY the tuiaor
Of John H,ifsr Gentleman" Olive" Tbs o .ilvss.
&c, &c. Ilgsifstlona l6mo, Cleth. 81
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NHE INTERNATIONALLY MARGARET,
l. QUEEN OF NAVARRE-Fuly translated from .
genuine copy Of The original work Tas tho richest treat
V found Ia French htsYs'ue Just pubshed IA very
volume o, $40 p,zes cloth rt with twelve pictorial
Gustrstons for 81 20 BY mai. eI,fuly sealed from i'm
pertinent curiosity 81 Is CALVIN BLANCHARD, Pub.
hauar. No - Ann
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RALRoAD.1rsius will cave fsth'ss Dspos-For Al.
bspy 10. 30 N. stopping At Wiltamsordgs, White
P,ns Bedford Crotoo Fa ard stations ssr.h 20 Albsay
eonuscus With Central and northern Railroad for SAaioss
ard all polAls worth wssti for CreIon Falls lisa
aud 5 p. The trsin will run Saturdays ealy I.
r,turEies leave. Crotos rails $50 m on Mocdsya For
Whts Psins g. IS snd 10 m $50 <:l0 and D M suS
SIS p On from whiis-st Depot, for Wiuismsbhdge-slS
10 49, s:l0 s ols aud 30 y. IN. Crotoa Fsis
whs Pans and Whism'bniss tans stop st ell ssaiionA
For Dover Plains. p u noppos White Pisss and
oUs Dorh - Davsr kssnrnos leave Albany It slo m,
Oh anys Of Northern and Western Trains soppiDs ct al
stations hom Chatham to Creton Fsls. slso 81 BEDFORD
White Plains aud WisDseidss, Dover Plains, s<s m,
Stopping al stations north Of sad White Plains. Crotss
f.is pm White Plsins o:lo e;aos 1890 tiSp
NuAnlsbtlds.. 30 IN and Us IN Crotsn Falls. White
Pan. and Wilnsmsbrdss trains stop at l.aons Sunday
Ereaf.ou Trains a IL Far. For CTotoa fsls Sis
stopping at all sstiosss Yorkve For wulismsodSs
s:la u 50 IN. J. $50 ana m Fer White Plans p.
IN wi,msbuiss aud WHITE Pls,ns trains ssop q all Sta.
tious. Rsiurnng leave White Plains $50 q m Williams
bridge 64s io25 m. 1870. 3;o $40 and m stopping
ct oil Stations Croton Falls stopping o. al Ssatisas
A'''" " s - JOUN SuRCHILL SupsrintsudsnA
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ApARK NIGHTS WORK. ANov.i BY Mrs cA,xHIl
Autbor o. "syyis's Lovers" "MsEy bsron," Mort
And South" "Csanlord" kc, svo, Paper, Is cents
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ROCKERS NATURAL HISTORY. Science for the
soaool and Family. Part l. Ss,ursl PIi.osophy. BY
NoArbixeroS hooKsK. NJ. d.. Professor Of u. lhseIy
su6 Practice Of Medicine IN Yale Coegs Author OF %
shids book o. Nature" Natural history" tirsi bos
In Cnemistry" ks IAosIs.sa by sssIly 800 LSsis'Sss
limo. cloth, el
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KNGLAKE's CRIMEAN WAR The Invasion 81 III
Crimes: ito Onxin and Account Of Ia Progress dow
20 me Death Of Lord Raglan. BY ALzIASDER VILLA,
KissIAKs with Msps snd Psga Iyo..., 9uo. VsA
isst ready. Price 81 So
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NETWORK s. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
isoS SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JuLY.6. 1869.
Passenger Staten In NssYork corner 37sh's md th'sN
EpusDes gtnst
TRAINS LEAvBNEw-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Y0Rk:
FOR Nsv.Hs'sn. tELh, II - nj lll' tExb
- tEr.), 30. so and g. N
For brss-pot EL) ll3 O. m lZIs lc1) ~
(kI }. -. 80 and p.
For Milford ana s rsford T. i3na N. 80. $50 .. n.
For FalsGsd S9utbp er, and WsHport llN N. ss4
fos Sorw.n. 1870. u.3o m, i2s (sLl 10 EIL
Fot D.li.a and Gr.enwsL. T. $50. il0 . nj 40. 30
s1pnl
For Por; Ch..sr .nintsmsdis,s stations so IL % .
n 3 50 80. 5 ". 630P IN
For POI. Chester ed Es~ ,, R1eh ssn m
Fer Bostcu, va gi-d. q m. TX TO tEIl Up. n
for Bs,ioa. VIA shors Line. l2l3 (Ex J. Up. N.
For Hartford aua s9hn,hs.d . u. lEIh llD, IN
NIl p
For Connecticut River Rsiroait 70 Montreal - - (Exl
II. ~ .. N and 23o Q. IN to Northampton.
For Hartford, ProsIdsDss aud tishkil Raosd (ELl,
u 70 IN.
FOR New Haven, Nsw.Lonaon and stSnnysn Railroad =
NJ IL IS asa, p. m.
For Cana railroad ~ IS D. m TO Northampton.
For Houtstonie Rsirosd . III. 40 y. IN. to E.s 10.
ford W,dns.dsVs ,ho sstutd.ysi 20 fht.heil
For Nsusstuek Railroad. q. IN, 40 ?. m.
For Dsnboty and Nerw.k Rslrosd. a. m, 40 p N.
Comnoaieus Slee ping Car, attached to D. II sin
JAMES h. HOTt, Superfpteudsrk
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RLRPER's HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS ~ EU-
ROPE AND THE FAST; being Guide shIsufh Francs
Be- .ium HsllIpd Germany, A4ssIis Italy Sicily EGpi,
e,rs Turkey Greece Switzerland, Tyrel: kp"s, peo.
nsIk, Sweden, Spain snd Gss. Br'sia aod lFsi'A By
sxed Routes Of Tr.ve tie .bsv. Ceuntris LESs ID
uo, Leather Bin3ing. Pockstboek Fern, 50 So
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Enanfial.

UsIrxp yrArEs TasAsuKY, EswYoRx. Aus. 10. 1856,
NOTICE.-Partiesh holding thirty (3O) or more
ouposs Of the three years Seven and ,hsetsnsh' per cent
Bond. maturing on the 18th n arc reqpssd TO hand them
H. with schedules, any time before that dsts
Holder .vang themselves Of the above Will have she''
Coupons examined aud checks given for them on the 1871
inst, after o'clock, p. m.
Blank Schedules win bs furnished upon application ct the
,,,.,., a.,. Of ,hi, Office. JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer.
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HARPER 6 BROTHERS:

Have Just published
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST % cents.
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Real estate Tor Sale.


LARMS for SALE--In the Town OF Lewis
IL borough Wsaehrster County, N. Y.-Ons Of 100.
.cfes with suitable Buildings well watered and nbef'd
one ming Of 81 good Bodings and In good cond
tioD. within niss Of COIdens Bridge station on Lar
lon Rs road. Terms 10 suit Inquuo Of JONAS kNAff
on the premises, OF Of WN COhAELL. New. Rochelle.
EOR SALE at a BARGAIN-Furnished or
Il not sCOUNTRY SEAT ola Acres, large new House,
house, HouDery &c handsome GARDEN and Or
Guard with Crops Ho.s and Carrags. Cows Pig PsuJ'
&c on Staten Island. Pncs st, 90 lnqGife OF
JOSEPH KELLY, No. 81 Futonst, Now York.
4 ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS
Large and thriving tettiensnt Of Vnesnd mild cnsto.
unity mi % south Of Phsde phs by railroad rich soil
due. srae crops tracts st from els to eDO per
PAYABLE within four yesrs Good busasss openings good Sc
cicty Hundred ais settling and ws1ng improvements
Apply TO CHARLES X. lands. 'inesnd Cpnteisnd
Ccan,y K,xJrr.sy. Letters answered Psysn containing
fa4 LLioInisisD will be tcut Zee.
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CLEAN COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

CLEAN COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
tn. upasrisu.d viii d.p.ea on. Of III. und.tm.utss.d
OF oller nf.;.c 49,, fpo~sIed b-f,hbui Sesnes NON
EEw.YORk To LIVERPOOL.
calling At SR l. ,af P' 6isfHfcaE Sc"
s rs Is: c5r ..d. "..rRlusY July d.
LoulslASA....?9s.. bioeslns'.' rR,pAT A.. ~
cARoiIsA .......2, yIl...Peuee ....:. ...:...".,.
hsy. Al b;.o bull; pnSs, The .,
o. iIoo ssiy, ,ssy s.,. .a.,. -'.nsA' compartment"
Tbey AZ. toi FOR ns, second AID ihie!s's ps'ssn
t.n ~Lleh are charged At the following rs,ssi
ry.Sl. in can.s,
Dietary aad smod.iion an.srpsssd By any s.hr n'
Fer further particulars, ,ppy to
wILLIAMS& GUION. No. II w.l-',.
CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASrERN-From
y NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
TIE STEAMSHIP
wALIxz PAros, C0mmsadsr
vii b. dbp.,eh.d
wEb ,;i'. b,'S,' 1a;.n wEpSrsDSY s.s;.,
AZ o'eiees p NJ. pi,s.sl, AZ a. pr'' ser,
sEC0YD CABIN stn.Re.u BERTH. m..l.
rrear. 90 Ticket. on, AMI back In tn. su' and Second
Csbn. ouly q fare srd . haL go, q.
Servants gAttohs-ts'
,sas. of &c. hslfare Inf,fis ff,e.
THIRD CARlN-Iut-rmrd.Atc STATE Rooms. Pas
s-nssrs found with beds, b-daieg, table utsn.
eli. and good ,ub.tsnifal f5oi................ $50
Pros 4 .bln Ps...s from Liverpool sans rate ~ shove
Puc- o. sesr,ss do do. ..............'... tIo
All Fsr.. paJsbs in Gold. o. It. equivalent in u 8 Cur.
rsBcy - .
rsne.a saf.ssu on board Fer pss,sge, .opy only 20
CHAS A. WHITNEY
Al tho ONCE, Nv. 70 Broadway.
HowLASD AsPISwALL, AGENTS.
No. - soath-'t
LOR NEW RLEANS-DIREC .-Thesnew
'' CEORGE WASHINGTON,
Capt. 2. " G,gEA.
carving tho United state. malls will leave Pier No. oN
CO SATURDAY. Aux rs, stJp
No Tei. At received sisr Fnisy
Pu.sxs with unsurpassed aceomu. odstisns. $50.
For flsi.as OF passage. spgyts
A. b CROMWELL Co, Ne. go West.t
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
Il class steamer will leave New orb the 80. lJth and
?3d Of each month except ~hsu those daes iA on 81
DAY. when the day Of departure viii DO the MONDAY fol-
lowing . -
.sh, ps.sss. apply .. tho only osee No Bowl.
iur.-r.sn D. b. ALLEN, Agent.
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NTOIING LADIES' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDlNG.SCilOOL
Il FOR SALE tbs sffs and ooamodloD. new bold
In. in Tia. Town Of som., W"sh-st.I toust ~ mile.
rou YOrI City containing thfiy odd rooms. well
.oaptej for YOUNG LADIES BOAADlsO'SChoOL,
4. oaersd oy tho pro yrirt0f Oh cay tsrms
Tho lecAss Of the heshiss in the country scenery
bs..tful ,ud only u miles lfo. IN. asn Railroad Pow
OMc. T.l.gfsph station Episcopal aud frssbytsnsh
Churchss WITHIN rye HIinutss wall beautiful orchard
to,sh.r with I'VE 10 ten Of land will b. sod ~h bs
bonding foI further pIiticolsrs sppy 10 j. b fOONo
No ~ Chsnbsrss ~bsfe plans ~ budinE msi be seen
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CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One of Hoes
- dItssn.hons power. Apply 1t The Tribune Otes.
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Gtedmboats an6 Railroads.
yAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT


~ commodisus steamer DA lei DaEW leaves Pier foot
OF Jay.st, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING, st O'Clock. landing At 3gbst, YonEsrs Cor
s'ns's, West Point, N-wbufgh Polghksspss. Rhnsbeck,
Tvo Catskl aud Hudson, arriving Albany In time 70
take the for sstog. and the Wet arriving In Saratoga
at O'Clock the same evening Returning esves Albany
EVERY MONDAi, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY MORN
INC, st o'clock.
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@ Any OF the above wsrks 'snt BY mail pospdd. on re
osipt OF price.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL~
sEY CITY-siLI and EIprs. Linss lssvs New YORK. At
and 10 a m IS 79o sad lie p. n. Fare 50 Throaab
h.rs.,e checked AT sui 10 ADD 20 aAd ll;1o ne
G.W,,hiustop udG aid p m for the West
J w. WOODRUFF Assi,tsnt Superintendent
Ne hss,.s. vii &c eesvsd for trsDs unles ae'srse
apa the.el Is nu,ss IN sivsnce Of he ns Of ssyng
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ST OLAvE's Novel 8vo. Paper. 50 esn;a
A FIRST FRIENDSHIP A Novel tvo. Paper. IS cents
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THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Of COLUMBIA
COLLEGE NJ. 81 ,ih,. reopen. Sept. a. The Pan
eipa vii the School sst s.t 10 e'nfsr with p"sE'
There three Observation-Disclosures Scientific and ffs
psN9ry. The pupils Ia tie Csstcl Department are pc
for Co thoss IN n. &c sauba IL tts Medical
Cole the Las school the Counting hosss To snare
.hu.. the brsachss o. Greer LAM Hs'hsn.tic.
Juspradsncs Anatomy AID Physooiy and bsss Lsitr~.
will under tIs charge Fstpecsy Of Fls'ssssfs An Os
Qh- Rector DRisLEH PICK al OwiOhI ~ Ce4sla1ls
Ce.isfe, aud Dr., IUhN q sna kLAOb, a Ersmllers
Fnn-ivai th. Ror GEORGE W. BACON A 81, LII Il.
vic..PInei,s, X. g. BACON. A. LIB.
Cs,ofgss eob.aluny fg Information may be oh'laed al
Thoa,o.s No l.iO7 bro,d~.y (M.d.soa Squ,Isl, Ran.
d,phs No Ca Bro.dvsy. Lockwood. No al Bfosdssy
BuIntou. No ~ etL.s, and Hu.sy's No 80 Wulianst.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

u thsnssnd thing, never pabished before. read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
eunous boot for curious people and good book for
enc CeaisLts tables free at the principal Newspaper dspe
Oh ouybou; the copuuy at Z WAkNEH5. No. / Nsssys
D. 0, tns sa,hor Or. L b. FOOIE, No. ll3o Bresdwa
EsN.IOIk
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! OYG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

II AC, CANDIDA IOS. Law. JaIsssio end loot 81
3sth.,t K at N To- Gresppot pptGs a. al sationst
AM m Tor Jatca Minsos susslen and al StaLioae
s.,t 10 q ,euoort FOR Lip g. 20 and3;3o M os
syo..,. At IN. ii a. 30 and $50 p. u; for Jsnaice
AID H.mp.tesd at g.. u.. II m. $50 +S and $685. m.
daY EIcursion Ira s;3 from Hsh-st stoppns
at al Stat on. isph,nE, excursion rates rsssrnnss
leaves Ysphsnk 2.t5p Jsmaic. Accommodation Tram
iron Jams.,ip and Thirty. 'our,h st., At $50 p. N.
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GJ2S HOLDERS PIANOS. S5NO
ID SkStJs -Four first premium MEDAL. tycOOs
'W.reroom No. I0O sphns st, under st. Nicholas.
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EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAAiA.-A first
class steamer will leave New York the 3d. lJss and
?3d Of each month except when those dAtes al on sun
DAY when the day Of departure viii DO the MOSDAf is
lowing . - .
Forh.sh, psssss. apply q, tho only osee No Bowl
Ing sr.sn u. b. ALLEN, Agent.
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THOsE EXQUISITE BOOKS WITH FINE
Il STEEL ESGhAVlN0S For particulars inquire at
the ofics Of publication No. ~ Aun e. NewYok. CALVIN
BLANCHARD keeps that place IL the shortest route
fron Wsst to the city Catalogue grsts By mail I'm
close snvelopesl, cents
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CUPERIOR 7-octave PIANOS, with full iron
- frames, o,e,trung tsss, &c, Low FOR CASH.
J u. DAVIES, No. s6T BIoome-s,. west OF Broadway.
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DEREMPTORY SALE-By JOHN ALA
AMBER Of NEVIS, -, 900 acres choice PIN LoM
RraiSG LANDS on Liits Toby Creek Jefferson Z, snty
Pm. .aoin!nx Brookwsyvfle. where be viii meet pun
shs,.r, dugins a Oh. last week In August.
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DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
~ Steamer hRMENIA lsavs- MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY, from foot Hsuson,.t. at O'Clock,
landing a. 3Oth-st mskisg io,srmsdias lsrdings
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Inst Advertisements will b. received until Friday Morning
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-05
MORTGAGE SALEAof 81

nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- Of n mortgage executed by William hsvshsr1
of Gcneseo County, Mi higan, to Giles Bishop OF
Gcnesee County, Michigan, dated June I'd, 1867 and
recorded In the oHco Of Register Of Deeds Of Saginaw
County June, 9Th, 1857 in volume f. Of mortgages
page 81 The same being duly assigned BY Giles
Bishop TO Russell Bishop, April n, 1860, which as
signment recorded in said Office Of Register OF
Deeds, April 90 1863, in Volume X Of Mortgages
page 243 upon which there is claimed TO be due at
the date hereof seven hundred sxty-six and SLIGO
dollars. No suit or legal proceedings having been
instituted to any part thereof Notice 10 there
fore hereby given that onThursday. the 23d day Of
Julyat o'clock A. M. shall cell at public auction
the highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House in Saginaw City, that being tho place Of hold
ing the Circuit Court for said Saginaw County, the
premises described in said mortgage much there
Of as may be necessary TO satisfy the amount due
said Mortgage with interest and costs, 10 witt
South half Of Section Twenty I've in Town north
Of range three east and south quarter Of section
nineteen township ten NORTH range four east, State
Of Michigan. RUSSELL BISHOP,
Flint April ~, 1863 Assignee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the conditions
IL Of certain mortgage executed by Isaac Nor
ris and Isaac Morris Jr. of Macomb County, Mchi-
gan, To Hiram NJ Jenny Of Macomb County, Mich-
gan, dated November 25th, 1857 and recorded IN
the office Of tho Register Of Deeds u Saginaw coun-
ty, Michigan, February 10Th, 1860, in Lihor q Of
Mortgages, pages $50 and $50, and which
assigned by Hiram NJ. Jenny to Royal W. Jenny on
the % day of August, 1862 and recorded in Volume
X. Of Mortgages page 6l, upon which there 10
claimed TO be Iuo at this date the sum Of two hum
dred and twenty dollars and eighty SIX cents, and
suit proceedings having been instituted to
any part thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given
that Thursday the twenty third day Of July next,
Mt II o'clock. A. NJ I shall sell at public auction
the highest bidder at the front door Of the Court
House in Saginaw City, Michigan. that being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court for said county.
the premises described in said mortgage or much
thereof rs may DO necessary to satisfy the amount
due with interest and costs To Wit; the south vest
quarter Of tho south west quarter Of Section one,
town thirteen NORTH Of range three east in the State
Of Michigan.
ROYAL W. JENNY, Assignss.
Dated Flint April n, 1863. .F
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY Virtue Of a writ Of feri facias issued out Of
ID the Circuit Court for the county Of Saginaw in
tho State of Michigan to mo directed and delivered
anst the goods and chattles lands and tenements
Of Thomas Kinney, did on the 10th day Of January,
d. 1868 levy upon AMI take nil the right tito
and interest of said Thomas Kinney in and to the
n Of tho Of the fri Of sec. No. 81, in town
Is north Of range east, also aboat four acres OF
land lying on the eastcrey side of the Bay City and
Tuscola Plank Road and lying in the of sec
81 in said town and range, ard lying and being in
the county Of Saginaw which right title and interest
shall expose for sale at public auction on the lth
day Of July next ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the front
door Of the Saginaw County Court House in the city
Of Saginaw that being the place for holding the cir
cult for said county to the highest bidder the law
directs.
Dated this 9Th Day Of May A. ID. 1863.
JESSE II. QUACKENBUSlI, Sheriff.
40-7w.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-05

PoLITIcAL PJRIFIcArIoN AT Last
The National Government seems de.
terrnined, at last, to weed out all those
holding offices who are not thoroughly
loyal and endorsers of the Presidents
policy. This creates some sensation,
but the Justice of the measure cannot
be denied. A dandyfed young Cap.
tain at Washington, who loudly declar.
cd his intention not to wear his uniform
any longer, because a nego Surgeon
Regularly commissioned appears in
blue broadcloth, with buttons and
shoulder straps, has been advised to ad.
here to his determination, and to resign
if he wishes to avoid dismissal. And
in few days. portion of the City
Provost Guard duty will be performed
by Chassrurs a. Afriqus, which will give
the Secesh sympathisers in office anotb'
er chance to show their real sentiments
and to receive their walking papers
Detroit Advertiser and Tribune.
The plain meaning Of the above is
that mono are thoroughly loyal and