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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30
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WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJuTAkT GENERALs OrYICE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., August IS, 1865.
Circular:
Sin: The following Instructions, received from
tho Genera'-in-chicf, are furnished for your In.
formation and guidance, and are to be strictly OBJ
served:
All men charged with dssertion who belong to
regiments whose terms of service have expired
shall b examined by Commission Of from one to
three ofoers deta led BY the ofssr mot including
Provost Marshals Of enrolment disiriots) under
whose command they may be held in oonhdsnent,
with view to ascertain whether they are actually
deserters; and II II should appear that they
are not their cases will be submitted to the De-
partmsnt Commander, that the penalty Of deser-
tion may be RENTED without trial, under para.
graph 100, Army Regulations, and the men sent to
the mastering oficer under @. O., los, Of 1891
nearest the place OF enrolment, to be mustered
out Of service.
II the Commission should consider them dcser-
tiers, or the men cannot clear themselves of the
charge, they will be assigned and sent to one Of
the regiments from the same State, serving In the
same Corps or Department in which the regiments
to which they formerly belonged served for trial,
or such disposition as the Division, Corps, or De
pArtment Commander may make Of them, accord
Ing to Regulations, to serve out the time lost by
desertion; the regiment to be designated by the
ofhcer who forwards them, and entered on their
descriptive list, or muster and descriptive roll
The time to be made good will be the time from
the date Of desertion to the date of joining the
regiment to which assigned.
Provost Marshals Of enI ollment districts will
forward dessrters from regiments whose terms OF
service have expired, In the same manner a.
Others, with view to carry out the above In.
struetions.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient ser.
want, Z. D. TuWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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N ILITARY GOODS,

M AIRY GOODS.
~ WALL. STEPHENS CO..
orsr the largest .ssorsmsnt in tbs sity, snbrss
ins all qualities used by ofrssrs In the Army and
swords, sashss, Belts, shouldsr-straps, Hats,
unliorm clothing, With which We can furniSh on.
'''' ''"'''' '''n whLi, ,I s1E RPass CO.,
,,.,o-,u, ~, sss rennsyly.ni, Avsnd
pRIcEs REDUCED
EuRNrTyREL FuRNITyREl
TEN PER CENT. ABoVE COST.
asyn .,gs :tSst of rynNITyRI .ns
before the ist day Of January next to make alter.
ations in our plan Of business we are now Offering
our entire stock At an advance Of 10 per cent on
walnut and Mahogany sofas, Tsts-.;Tetes,
Do DO Arm Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Do do Marbis-top Dressing Blu.
Do DO Centre and Sofa Tables,
Eteseras, BOOKCASES,
Cottsge Suits, Bureaus,
Washstands, Tables,
Cane and Wood.seat Chairs,
chi Id Rockers * an. SSf Hiss Chairs,
Japanese Cottage and other Bedstsads,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Husk and Hair Mattresses,
Blankets, &c., &c.
Crockery, Glass and Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware, Baskets,
Cordase, Buckets, Dusters, 10, ao.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, V Scissors,
Plated Spoons and Forks,
Soup Ladies, &c, SO.
400 Cottage Bedstesds, to which we call the sttsn
ton Of dealers.
Persons going to housekeeping or refurnishing-
viii find 1t to their advantage to give US call b..
fore purchasing. NJ we are deter ruined to dispose
OF our entire stock by list day Of January next.
All goods delivered free OF chArgA
DnNTZ b GRIFFIrHS
NORTHERN LIBERTIEs FURNISHING wAhERooMs,
$50 seventh street,
dei0-eoi0t bet. and X streets.
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NEW BOOKS.

DIARIES! DIARIES, DIARIES
FOR 1891 FOR 1864! FOR 1861,
IS VARIETIES rs vARIETIESi rs VARIETIES
ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES!
Wholesale and Wholesale and Wholesale and
Retail! Retail Retail!
PHILP Il soLoMoNsi PHILIP K soLoMoNS'
PHILIP L SOLOMUHS,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
333 Pennsylvania ave, bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS
~ Sent to the ARMY FREE Of POSTAGE.
denQ-dtf
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ALL TNE ETNlOpIhNS.
10 ALL THE STAR ARTIs1Es.
MILE LIMA wINDLE.
n IL A ssSfst, hsuhT!as n!I1tsls
The p pular G medians.
HARRY CLiIFoRo and !; 4: WHITE,
AND THE ENTIRE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE.
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES.
Admission IS and 80 eents. de?s.at
.TANT + RIB & RY IA LII
" CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
lin resr Of The Mstropoiitsn and national Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. r. Sim. Manager and Prcpristo'
THE FAveRrIE HOLIDAY RESORT.
GRAND FESTIVAL OF HuMoR, GRACE AND
BEAUTY.
BILL OF uNEXAMPLED sPLENDoR.
THE At TERPsIcHoREAN ALLIANCE,
THE GREAT TERPsIcHoREAN ALI 4NCE,
THE CHEAT TERPslcHoEEAN ALLIANCE,
MILE ANITA GALLELTI,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTL
MILE ANNETTA GkLLkTTI,
m M'kLE A ANsETT. SAAtLETTff
MILE ANNkITA GALLEITi
ToPHOFF, ROMAN,
ToPHoFr, R0Nz.NI'
RoNz,NI GRAND BALLET TTRoogTpE,
sSNzsEi sRhNp BHLLEI IRSTSs'
MAcNIFIcrNr pALLETs
uNRIvALED rASTOMIME TROUPE,
MR. u4 Sso sss s'i ( fDE s.
GORGEOUS rAIR4f pANroMlME,
Arranged expressly for the holidays, entitled the
ELvEs Of Of TIE EkSScHAsfEo sTR Rk All.
Eyts 81 THE THE EScHAS
ELVES OF THE ENCaANIED STREAM
Produced at a grea, expense of money and ,shor
New and beautiiui scenery, by W. d sterry;
Original Appropriate Music, by J Br-ham;
Splendid " ardrobr, by R. Marshall, OF Baisimor,;
and repl te with
Magic. Transformation, I-treste Mechanical Ef
First Appearance OF the Celebrated, Daring, an
Intrepid '' % Tas KING BROTHERS,
THE KING btnLHtRs,
THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT ALLIANCE
will appear in n chsim'ng ballet, en- tiled
The CURSAiR,
THE COR>A,k,
THE COH,AIN,
And new beautiful div ertise mont, entitled
AHRAGONLZt.
ARRAGONEZA.
GEO. q. EpEsoN N NEW MUSICAL oDDI TIES,
BILLY EMERSON,
L. j. D'SN X. v. wILLlAMs,
MONS SOL,
10 new clio OF songs, dances, and negro pc uliari
ties including the lnugh-ble extrAynEsnIa, called
TIE PER,EcSIEo EraiorixN,
And the Irresistible Corkogr PHO ketch Of
THAT RASCAL BILLY.
THAT RASCAL BILLY
TIE Bo9TsT q, s s.T,IY
LILLE BRANDON.
KATE HAkRIsoN,.
JULIA r CHMJNp,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY ,LlT rON,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEoNuRA CREED &c
10 choice selection OF songs, uances, se.
Admission. ...'...'.''.''''''":'D 49,
Orchestra oenu
PRIV ate Boxes, holding six persons......sb
Doors open At sk o'cocki Performance a. N
NEW YEAR'SArTERNooN AND EVENING,
NEW YEAR Afr RNOoN AND ENkNlSG,
NEWlEARs AFIEKNOoN AND EVENING,
Two GRAND PkRFoRMANCk~.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
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KIRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. vols. Cloth, price SO.
Round the Block; an American novel Price
el.50.
Held In Bondage; or, Granville de vigne, by
"Ouida." 2vols. $3.50.
Light or Swallowed Paths, by T. s. Arthur. l vol.
ti2S
Dickens New Christmas Story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
dele Corner Eleventh street and Penn. ay.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRO vER'S THEA TIRE,
N lspn,a avenue, near willard. Hotel.

~po vvD,a TurArpr
N fenn'a avenue, near WillArd's Hotel.
LEONARD 0RoVEh................. DIRECToR'
,,.,..~.r ~, 70 ~,,ur,
imMENsE BILL IeNlsnI
LAST MONT BUT ONE, MOST POSlTlVELf,
OF
DAVENPORT,
WALLACE, and
MRS. FARREN,
pNEsDAY EVENING, DEC. co, 1859,
rIrst and ,ni, ,,r,. a, a, an, v..,a NJ
JANE SHORE.
ord Hastings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wallaek
Jane shore Mrs. Farren
the first time Of Wallsek and Davenport In the
P"'' " '"e .p.s e""su, "
THE LANCERs.
Captain James Bolton ................Mr. Wallack
Captain Edward Lennox ........... Mr.. Davenport
NEW YEARS, TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
AFTIRNooN ANN kyrNING
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OF.
~ FiCE DEPOT OF WAsHISoToS, D. C., Deem
Der ~, 1858.
vi be sold ~ public auction, at the Corrsls
near the Observatory, In the city OF Washington,
ID. c., on the nrst and third Wednesdays IN Janua-
ry, 1854. viz: 9Th and 2Oth days OF the month,
A lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned a. unit for public service.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock q. m.
b. H. FUCKER,
d,26- Ua20 Brig. Gen. and QnArtsrm Aster.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

ENGLISH STILTON CHEESE,
Anew CASES ONLY;
Also,
ZAP sAGo. DUTCH, AND BRoNsoNs ENG.
LIsH DAIRY cHEEsEs,
for sale 1t
FRED. g. cozzENa
Wine Merchant,
street, two doors from
Fourteenth street,
Washington, D. c.
d.,o,-andtf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES VARIETIES
tFronting Penn'A avenue ard Ninth Street.
hamblin Co.. .....::....::........., Propre,ors
HOLIDAY WEEK OF ATTRACTIONS.
A HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY.
u-ALL THE PRETTY LADIES.
EfALL THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
6fALL TIE ETEIOPIAhS.
- ALL THE STAR hRTIs1Es.
The Crest ranseuse Of the world,
MILE LIMA WINDLE.
The scottiIh Nightingale,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
The pular G medians,
HARRY CLIFFORD and J. n. WHITE,
AND THE ENTIRE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MATISrF.
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
Admission IS And 80 cents. de?S-3t
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WANTS..
FOR SALE OR RENT

-
NOR RENT. ..- A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, containing Ten Rooms, and
Wood House, Gas, and water, At the corner Of 18th
and streets. Apply on the premises. d2s-iws
EOR SALE HOUSES,
l. (larss and smsll) In different parts Of WASH
ington.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS:
stxie0 feet, M street, between <th and 9Th.
l2oxi0o feet, 18th, between and Q streets.
8Oxi00 feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. eth and It'll.
le0xi<8 feet, north l., between 18th and goth.
<5xl0o feet, on N, between 4th and 9Th.
90xl0o feet, on 10th, near T.
ooxs3 feet, north D, between ID and 4th.
e0xi06 feet, 18th, near north L.
n And goo, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east of the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Pennsylvanis avenue, for rent.
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts of
tie city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL & SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. av. and 18th II.
N. B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
de3l-N
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TO YsTER DEALERS.

ITO YSTER d. ALER 8 .
HEADQUARTERS AHmr OF THE Potomac,
OFFICE OF TIA PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERAL,
December %, 1852.
sealed proposals. will be received At this ONCE
until 70 o'clock M, Saturday the Id day OF jan
usry, 1854, for supplying the Army Of the Potomac
with oysters.
The bids must be made by parties already engaged
In the trade, having control Of their own oyster
beds and vessels, as the contract will be for the
The bids will state the quantity that can be fur.
nished daily, the price per can, gallon and bushe
delivered at Corps, Depots, Hospitals, and General
Headquarters.
one car daily will be set apart for the exclusive
use Of the contra cor, At cost not exceeding nfty
one dollars (e6iJ per trip.
The ability Of the bidder TO all the contract must
BE- guaranteed BY two responsible persons, whose
signatures must be appended to the guaranty.
Proposals must be AddI essed to The Provost
ton, D. c." NJ. r. PATRICK,
deas-ta
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

NEW BOOKS THE OLD HELMET,
IN BY the author Of the Wide, Wide World; .
vols. Price s2.60.
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was ne suceessfuli A novel, cy R. b. Kimball;
I vol. Price Sl.b0.
Louie. Last Term at St. Mary's, by the author
OF Rutledge; I vol. SI.2S.
Alice Of Monmouth, an Idyl of the Great War;
with other Poems, by y; G. stedmsn; vol. 81.
BLANCHARD d MOHUN,
dele Corner Penn. avenue and nth street.
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NEW BOOKSiil NEW BOOKS
Kirk's Charles the Bold, vols, a.
Life and Letters Of John winthfoP, ~,
Angel Voices %,
Little Anna IS cents.
Also, POCKET CHECK BOOKS on
First National Bank,
Jay Co he Co.
Rigs 4 Co..,
Lewis Johnson Co., and
BLANK PoCKET CHECK BOOKS.
Just published and for sale by
HUO ON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner,
dec2s-h 3A Pennsylvania avenue.
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GARD ENGRAVING

GARD ENGRAVING
Neatly and promptly done by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtioner, asa Pa. av.
deil.im tChron. and start
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR
~ sale to Grocers, Hotels and Families the best
brands OF
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
CHOICE BUCKWHEAT MEAL,
CRACKERS
From the celebrated New England Bakery, 10 Cort-
landt street, New York.
wADMANs PATENT COAL SIFTERS
RoJFlNG CEMENT and PAPER
Of the beet quality, 81 tbs
NEW EN0LAND.sToRE
Corner Of First and streets, near Railroad Depot
dseo-ims J. X. CROsSMAN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

MAsoSic.-The Grand Masonic Lodge Of this
city last evening installed Mr.. J. L. Holmead as
Grand Master. Two new Masonic lodses-Acscia,
No. a. and Lafayette, No. is-have been organized
and Off GERS installed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

A PERMANENT HOSPITAL. The Armory
Square Hospital In this city has been converted
into pot hospital, thereby making It perms.
ncnt Institution. DR.. D. W. Blis,, the surgeon Ia
charge, has been appointed commander Of the post
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

N. B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

NUMBER OF COMPLICATIONS UP TO TUE PRs-
SENT TlnE.-The district Attorney OF this city has
su c. edsd In getting DEGREES Of condemnation by
the Di trict Curt Judge Wyle) In about forty
cases property seized under the cohfscStion act.
II 10 stated that the y operty OF VIM 7. smithson
GENTLY scnteneed by court martial to imprison.
ment In the Albany Penitentiary, 10 also to be
seized.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

A NoIsr fuIEr.-Mary Riley was arrested
this meining by onicer Moore, Of the sixth pre-
cnot, upon the charge Of stealing = pocket-book
aud money from frank Castiglions, who lives on
seventh street, between and Massachusetts ave-
nue.. he h I'd been out Of empioy ment, and siGnor
.CssislUne took her into his home for the purpose
81 at'enai & his wife In her sickness. che had
lot been there long before she stole his pocket.
book, which c5ntsined = Mexican dollar and 10
-cents in postal currency. She was committed to
iril tor court. a more nCisy woman we never
saw. What In the staiion-house she ind ,lged 10
an Intern usble rigmarole and continuous pa.aver;
so much 10 that she Sssped for breath like one
dyiog.
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yswnaYi JswnaYi Jswxiar f-Hor one
dollar, a ~ reansylvan,s avsaus, nsas rour and.
a.half street-ths Dollar store.
JOHN eoLDTN q CO.,
PHOrOCRAPHrRa

No. 4, Market Space, between Eiehth and Ni.ti
streets, one door East Of Pcrry Bro.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

ARMY READINe.-Gen Meade directs
that the soldiers under his command
shall be allowed to receive any news
paper which they may prefer. Gen.
Grant has assured the democrats of
Iowa that the soldiers in his army
shall not be hindered in voting the
ticket of tlren choice and that suita-
bic persons may be present TO see that
all is fair. The example thus set
must be followed necessarily elsewhere,
and il is all we want in in order to
secure complete democratic success.
Let the army only have tho fair OPP
portunity to read for itself, and be free
from the shameful dictation Of under
ling officers to which it has so often
been exposed, whom pretended cleo
ton has taken place, and the result of
the vote on the side of the constitution
and tho Union viii not be doubtful
for a moment. The orders of Gone
rails Meade and Grant are ofvery great
importance.-Bostoa Courier.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

ORDNANcE.-The Ordnance Bureau
has at last set itself seriously at work
to ascertain the causes of the explosion
Of cannon, and TO remedy It's chronic
blunders in gun founding. 1t has is
sued memorandum, just published,
requiring that when gun shall give
way under fire, or an accideat Of day
Kind happen to one, the bureau be inn
mediately informed Of all the facts in
relation thereto, and has ordered that
particular attention be paid to the fol-
lowing points: gHr
/. The manner in which the gun
was loaded stating the charge land
kind of powder used) and character
and weight of projcctiles.
>. The condition and appearance of
the gun after it gave way, and what
effect was produced on the carriage by
the explosion.
3. What injuries, if any, occurred
to the crew Of tho gun or vessel. 1e!
Sketches of tho gun, and fragments
which remain, should also be sent,
accompanied by the written statement
in detail, of the officers in immediate
charge of the gun.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

He will be prepared TO fill orders TO any extent
Any article in the line not on hand will be
ordered at once If desired lie has in connection
a mandatory and finishing rooms where work
will be made to order. repaired or finished on
short notice.
TERMS CA SH-
Walnut, Cherry and Butternut lumber taken
in exchange for Furniture. H. c. SILSBEE.
East Saginaw, Dec. II, 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09


MoRTtLITY IN rIrE INDrAE ARMY.Z
Inquiries lately made into the sanitary
condition Of the British army in India
have led to startling developments
Though there is no rebellion there,
the ratio Of mortality continues fear
fully large. Speaking of the depart
ure of regiments from England, a Liv-
erpool paper says; .5....l
We read Of its arrival, Of its move
ments, of, alas! its sickness, and final
ly gifts return. But the interest be-
comes something more than that of
curiosity, or even Of clanship, when
the startling fact is told us that the
chances Of any one soldier ombarking
for India returning to England are
e1ualled by the chances of his death
during his fiftoeu years of service
1t is melanchol thought, as we see
the regiment going ON board ship, that
every second man who crosses the
plank will find a grave beyond the
the seas, and that of the rest all but
a few hardy ones will return to Eng
land with constitutions shattered, and
never again be able tofollow their col
ors. Yet such is the case. The mortal
ity in our Indian army is in average
years more than go per 1000, while
the loss Of that army annually by
death and sickness is more than 10
per cent of its entire strength.
This tcrrribl6 revelation has Just
been made by the Royal Commission
appointed to inquire into the sanitary
state Of the Indian army. 1t is stated
by competent witness that within no
very long period 100000 soldiers have
persisted in India through preventible
causes. Every year is adding to the
fearful'total. How to check it is the
most important subject of the day.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

TREMENDOUS Force OF RTFLED Pho
JEcrnEs.--During the furious assault
upon Fort Sumter, the first shot fred
from the 200-pound Parrot rifle pene-
trated nine feet into the wall facing
Sullivan's Island, after first passing
through the gorge wall of the fort; it
knocked over a pile of brick upon a
steamer outside Of the wall, demohsh-
ed its smoke stack, and caused the
boiler TO burst, by which casualty four
negroes were killed. 4L 81 j
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

NAY OrEN MS WIRES IarrERs.--A
Massachusetts, Judge has decided that
a husband may open his wife's letters
on the ground, 80 often and tersely
stated by Theophilus Parsons, of Cam
brige, chat the husband and the wife
are one and the husband is that ono
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09
The Richmond Inquirer urges the
immediate increase of the rebel pratt
cal fleet by purchase in England.

"Jennie June" discoursing of fash
ions, says the scarlet cloth tatmas and
circulars have obtained a "rage" as
great as that of the white bonnet"
Feathers are TO be the most distin-
guished ornaments Of stylish bonnets
for the coming winter; and already
there is a great demand for, and a
terrible scarcity of, brilliant scarlet
nlumes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09
BANKING & EXCHANGE.
A. W. BhocKwAY, w.P. COOKE, k. BLISS.
SAGINAW VALLEY BANK,
East Saginaw, Mich, june |, Il

East Saginaw, Mich, June |, 1907.
WYE transact all the usual business pertain
w ing to Banking aud Exchange, and rep
sectfully solicit the patronage Of the citizens CT
the Saginaw Valley.
DRAFTS ON New York and other eastern
cities bought and sold on the best terms.
COLLECTIONS made in this city without
charge, and the amount credited in account or
promptly rcmtted, as may be desired, at the
lowest rates Of exchange. We also collect On
all the principal cities and towns in the United
States and Canada. LAND WARRANTS bot
and sold.
COIN AND UNcURRENT MONEY bought
and sold ut the lowest rates.
FOREIGN DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF
CREDIT on Great Britain, France and Germany,
bought and sold in largo and small sums at cur
rent rates.
DEPOSITS received payable at all times on
demand without interest and on moneys left for
a specified time, interest will be allowed at such
rates ms may be agreed upan.
SHORT BUSINESS PAPER discounted at
low rates.
ESy"In word, any item of bushes in tho
way Of Banking and Exchange entrusted to us
shall have prompt attention, and be done upon
DRoCKWAY, COOKE & co.
Water street, opposite n. w. Clark Co.'S.
REEGRENCES-
~ NEW YORK IN CLEVELAND
Leather Manufacturers Commercial Bank.
Trademarks Bank, City Bank,
Mossrs A. Bells 4 Sons. w. Z. Cooke & Co.
IN DETROIT. lNsAGINAw
Mich Insurance Bank. n W. Clark 4 Co.
Parsons & Fisher, ii. w. Wood Co,
c, & A. Ives w. l. =. Little Co.
d. Preston & Co.
A. IL Dey, Esq. IL RAY CITY.
IN MILWAUKEE. Jas. Frazer, Esq
Marshall lllsley. IN FLINT.
Peoples Bank.
IN CHICAGO. ". NJ Henderson, Esq.
Il. X. Willard. VIM. l.. Smith Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09

A mountain ash tree in Portland,
Conn, was n year ago grated with a
pear scion and this year boars an
abundance Of pears.
They tell of Cuban lady at a ball
in Saratoga last week whose dress and
diamonds were valued at $70,000l
What an article to coniisticate.
Joe Davis, brother of jeff, is one Of
the poor rich men in Mississippi, Who
is drawing daily rations from the gov
ernment Ll9 So IT. CaL
Prentice is ungallant. He says:-
"a, lady who rtsents q paragraph of
ours about awig for john Morgan en-
closes lock Of very pretty hair as a
contribution to a wig for oursclf We
don't want spchran article at present
dear girl, but as you seem to be one
of the hair pulling sort we expect
that, if we Wore to meet you, we should
soon need a wig and get only big
scratch.
The estimates of value Of the hus-
bands killed during the recent riots in
New York, vary greatly, ranging from
ten thousand TO aslow as'two thousand
dollars.
The letters all describe New York
as deserted for the watering Places
Some 15,000 people, however, were at
home TO go to the Central Park last
Saturday. g.
An adopted daughter of Count Es-
torhazy, the Counties BatthyaIy, is
going upon the stage, in Paris. The
papers resound with pufs Of her rank
and beauty. .8 .uy
The Richmond Inquirer urges the
immediate increase of the rebel pratt