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FIRED-Three times recently have the woods
near Fort Reno been set on DIRE, thereby en- :
dapeering the magazine Of tbs fort, but fortu.
naieiy the flames were extinguished each time.
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" ULTON MARX TT.

IoURfRHNTH AID sYRRRfs BOUTH,
Hotels, families. and suffers are invited to call
and examine oar stock of Meat, Game, Poultry and
Vegetables. Ssusssss and Bologna constantly on
hand and for sale In Quantities. Suffers ard pur.
veyoSs are Ys9ussted to call.
81 a.,m. A. II. HEPBURN, Prom.
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T OST-Op Friday, the 18th inst, In eoIne from
IL Gait & Bros Jewelry store to Union Hotel.
Gsorsstown, small boz. with ladies' Gold Pob
box The fnder win be literally rewarded by
leaving It at Union Hotel. Georgetown, d. q.
fslE-3sS
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ONE OF THE vKRY BEST EHrsRrAIS,ryTs
now in the city is the original, unia ne, musing
PEI Torrance Of the IIilliputians at Odd Fell
lows Hall every afternoon and night assisted
b. the best company Of musicians ever organ.
lied. Go and see for yourselves. -
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TRY THE CELEBRATED
1t always gives sat isfaction For sale By dealers
generally. 1t
ID cop LE's TELEG RAPH.
NEW FIRST GLASS LINES,
DIRRor TO
NEW YORK, BOTTOM. PHILADELPHIA,
ALL IMpoRTAsr POINTS.
Washir Rton ofHces-511 9Th street. west side }
and corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street, under Ma
a1 81 s9'si. m.n. 0H Aa!hEs. E 6;.
Il RE g a s UPP LIES
ID Rx PODS.
We are now opening cur Stock for the Spring
and invite the attention of buyers to our assort-
ment Of
Linen Goods of all kinds
Domestic Cotton Goods
sprinE Dress Goods
Hosiery, in great variety
Mourning ress Goods
Best Paris Kid Gloves
Geptlemen's Furnishing Goods
Shawls. suitab e for all seasops
Linen Collars. Linen Cuffs, Scarfs
Fine White Goods of everv description
Mller's celebrated Hoop Skirts &c, dc.
~ Buying Exclusively for Cash, and only from,
first hands enables to sell our Goods lower than
any ether house in the city.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
fe l52t 30s Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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II honor 20 announce that In eompliance ~
With the ssnerai request OF bis friends and g
course Of tnstruction In SINGING and the Piano
Forts, By his new and entirely original method.
Ali those who desire TO become Ane singers or n .
cellent performers avail Of this Last
opportrI ity 81 slylyine q his rssiasncs No. 81
street, corner 0f uth -. Nn.lm
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On Monday. 18th inst, at the Catholic Cathedral,
Baltimore. by the Rev Father Folev, DID, Mr..
PHILIP CROEIN, of Washington, DO, to Miss
KATE WILSON, Of Balti more.
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BOARDING..

FICELY fURNIsHBD ROOMS AVID RoA IN
n Also few Table Boarders Can 4. .e,0,,.s
e.,.a APPLYING at SIS Sixth street. bet q And
lstreess. |O1RD-1 5ev ..n,,.--.- = -
noass. 90 with Table Board, at 46z = ID
HE'D ROOMS AND BO1RD-
t nOhNh 20 few Table Boarders oan
Re s ~, srnIsEer - ,lying ct All Thirtsenth
street bet G and II. l@
NOTIOE--On and After M. 'os ~ LEI , Y: TAU.
l TIkR VIII be prepared to re- A. - ~
Bosrders ut 81 Ger week. 70 E-a
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RyJ. O Moo UIRE & co., Auetioneers.
saIlISa RoS A9 y a sF NO n EeS!aa,S
rar, Lot So Ne ss rsnsns =
FEET On north street between 9Th and 1th strsstas
east, and running back IA feet TO 80 foot eiisys
and Eitshen
Terms eaah.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is po3TPoNED IN
sEs
By @. MCGUIRE q co.. Auctieneers.
NOTICE-VALUABLE REAL FSrAfE q =
IN FIFiKKErH sIRREr wksT, BETwEgs 4sp ]
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia, sttiss
In Equity, N the case of Joseph Libbey & q.
Smith aud Harriet, his wife. defendants, shall
e Ct public OBJ The
the following Real Estste, Of which Basil Lanca.e
ter oisd sliced and possessed. 60 Wit:
one 0 snn9rsd emo si puss
plan Of the ci;y q Wa hin gt'r containing forty
bsW teen and ii 81. ee's north. and iunaine bssS
Immediately in the rear OF tas Sore ss.sribsa
and sixteenth streets forty nine lest nine insSss.
IT. afT "a .ss: ss
pssmsats to 5: secured ~ dssd IN srsss q TIE
An convsyanoss at the expense q the ya,sA -,
., N NE Dss1iss or 5,.ss::
HIpIs AND TALLoM Az, PUEBLO AUCTION.
The d IS d; d. q :: =:
snout s.ooe "a LIED B1Iy HIbns. and % coo 10
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FEDERAL HOUSE, GEoReEro TN-Ths old
Ard favorits house On Bridge street near High,
has chapssd bsnds The neR propristorB have
com plete;y renewed tie wbole establish ment The
bar 10 stocked with the best Lianore and Cigars
that caa be procured Also, eve yihiBg thst the
inr er man nsy REQUIRE Give tpsru sell.
STEEL & 90 Bid sc street
fslws opposite ti ) car depot.
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ST. MARY's AOAD1MY, NEAR sYAnT0WN.
Ladies', (situated about thirty mills from wash
ton , s sse sSs 81 sSa2R9o
"a ct N - .
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TTIDIs AND TALLOW AT PU8LIo AUCTION.
HWiIl be offered ut public auetica, at 10 o'clock
m ON TUESDAY, the isd dsy Of Refinery st ths
ko.ument YsTa "A : ths Gis1 q Ma:ai h s:
OF TILLOW, 10 coed condition
Terms cash. in Gov ernmsnt funds.
g. BILL, Lieut.. Dol. o. 9:
Fsbruary IL, 1854. fsiS-f n
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= vented by Major John Thomas Ian, = Ind; an
Remedy r. yet rn,IIsa and leaves the
tho amos OF fam; saved by It. some In this al
g e. Can can q sysn hs as
medicpe can be obtained with fu nj dirsotions Ana
ct the principal Hotels IN this city, or It princpsi
Depot, SO Cedar street, New York. feIS-stz
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Miss LAURA KEENE.-Last evening "Our
American Cousin" filled the theater to over
flowing, with a most fashionable audience; all
the private boxes and orchestra seats were
crowded. It's success warrants the manage
nent in repeating it the present evening. On
Thursday Miss Keene has. in the kindest man.
ner, rendered benefit to the Sanitary Fair.
when we trust the house will be crowded.
On this occasion the favorite comedy Of HShe
Stops to Conquer" will be given, il having
been received with every mark of approba-
tipn.
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70 IN THE MAHOGANY SHoP.-I.ast night
shout : o'clock. Susan Gage and Elizabeth Her
bert, two OF the cclored fancy, visited the HOUSE.
OF Brown Augusta, colored, on Thirteenth
near ID street, better known as the Maho gany
shop, and had merry fight, smashing furni
ture, tearing the land lady's dress; and someho "
the land ladys money disappeared Susar
Gage and Elizabeth Herbert were arrested and
10 he'd up the Second Ward Station, aud thi;
morning Justice Clayton fined each 81.
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DRo1leeOR ALlx. WOL0WSKY Has cpsped
i BE rooms iOr SINGING and PIANO WSTS
0ouRs1s; Al aSss yho deaifs . eysn then:
bystem, VII call at his rssiasnee, No 3l6 sfrsct.
Sor,sr q Lea: hesShoa hovfs aSs dai1y fcm : 70
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DisMIssRD.-Rssecca James arrested for the
larceny OF pocke, book Containing S7.z5 from
Al drew James, II a house on q street near
13E, during row there Sunday night, was
this morning dismissed by Justice CLAYTON,
the evidence not being sufnc ieut to hold her s.
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DR.. LIGHTHILL can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE, Washington, from Monday
morning, February 90. until Saturday evening,
March S, on Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases
Of the Ear, Throat, and Air passages. fel6 .eo3w
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EoLpING OUT ISDUCEMENTs.-On Saturday
afierBoon, Matilda Thompson, a wellknown
character in the Sixth Ward, was arrested by
Off GERS Berkeley and Shelton on the charge Of
g holding cut Inducements for soldiers To W ak
In and take something" but it is not stated
what kind of refreshments were meant. She
~ss taken 10 the station house, bat on promis-
Ing 10 do better in future, she was released.
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J. @. MCGUIRE 6 Co., AUcTIoNEERs.-
Closing sales, this Tuesday, evening at 6x
O'Clock, and Tomorrow wednesday, morning
a. 10 o'clock, and evening, at 6H O'Clock, Of
lding from L to 400 pictures each, in the
latest and most beautiful styles, designs and
biz dings. Also, photograph frames, books,
a ionery, writing paper, envelopes, blank
books, diaries, silver plated wares, cutlery,
gold jewelry, gold and silver pencil cases and
gold pens, foreign sea shells, and fancy goods,
AT our store, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of
J. and 10th streets. 1t
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cSTEAM DyEIN6 AND OLOTH DRESSING M
TABLI6HM1Nr.
The subscribers take this Opportunity to inform
thar friends and the public generally. that they
sSye "a. opened the above business. and Intend to
Isep the best imported Fanoy and staple Dyes and
NO. a. esst side Of -Four and half street, south
Of Psnnsylvania avenue. - q - !.
= f. l0-lms DANHAM 4 LATTlNlR.
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DIsoRDERLY SAILoRs.-Yesterday afternoon
lumber OF sailors got into a row near the
Cor er of l. ard sth streets, when the two
principals stripped to their shirts and fought
for about halt an hour, ending in one Of them
being knocked senseless. Officer Duyall ar
rested one OF the party, named Patrick Jack
son, who was taken before Justice Gull and
fined S5,5S.
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Prop. ALEX. WoLowsKI begins now his last
couise Of instruction by his new aud extraor-
uIEsry method. All those who desire to be-
come fine singers or excellent performers on
the piano, must not neglect this last opportu.
My The Professors rooms are 3i6 street,
corner of 18th.
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fAANTEp-A BARBER; also Q BOY, 20 that
w hnoSs hcw 10 shave good wages and IS pc
abs Seventh street, Navy Yxrd
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DOPING rElT, CEMENT AND ALL KINDS
IL Of Wrapping Pa psr fer eale By JQ IN g GARD
NkR. 375 street. ne ar 7th
N. 8. Highest cash prices paid t'r OLD BOOKS.
Newspapers, Rags, and al kinds OF sper STOCK.
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M ANTED To RENT-A large Epfurn;shed
W hCoM, In the neishborbood Of 18th AM ID h
am AID d streets. Address Mr.. g. FoUUHk,
al tClS once. fe
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AHANDsoMK DoNATIoN.-Yesterday, hand
some donation was received from Mr.. A. T.
Stewart, of New York, for the great fair to be-
opened in the Patent Office building, on Mon
day next, the 22d inst, consisting of magnIh-
cent India cancels hair shawl and scarf, an
elegant handkerchief, collar aud sleeves, an 4
q sty lish spring cloak.
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FoRD's NEW THEATRR.-A new feature, in
the creation OF an additional circle, has been
added TO this beautiful theatre. 1t is specially
designed for colored people, aud is most ad.
mTably arranged into two sections, one OF
which is seated with chairs. 1t win be opered
ON tomorrow wednesday, evening. AdmIs.
zion so ana 25 cents.
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E,oK SALE.-1wo very desirable FARMS sor5ale
4 On Reasonable terms, one OFFS aces and the
other OF 700 acres, less. Both of these ne
farms are situated liz mediately upon navtgsbe
water. in Somerset county, Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, and will be.sod low The title is indisputa
ble and Oh snce Is offered for invsstn snt In
r.a! estate. Application may bs made TO the editor
OF this papar. tat 2aw2m
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ANlED-By young and healthy Woman,
Stu ALTON as Wet Nurse. Inquire for
three days at No. Van street, bet ~ and Sd St
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ED-Ip q private family, two WHITE
w S!RVANTs: One TO Cock, Wash, and Iron
one as Nurse and Seanstress. Best pay given to
ia I6-Sf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
gueal ajlattsrs.
bancroft House---Re-opening.


The Bancroft House, which has
been closed since the first of July,
was opened TO the public on Monday
last, under the supervision of Mr.. G..
w. Wesley, Of the Everett, who in
the evening dispensed the Inequalities
of the institution to large company
of guests and citizens, who took that
occasion to make an informal con-
gratulatory call at the favorite head
quarters. The House has been thor
oughly renovated, re-painted and
greatly improved. in both the form
and appearance of its internal ar
rangements, the dining room hand
somely papered, its ornamental work
rejuvinated; marble floor laid in Hall,
Reading Room, Offices and Saloon The
tapaeity Of the House has been near
ly doubled since its first opening, and
will soon be still further increased by
the addition of Billiard Room; AK
rs feet, on the second floor of the new
block on Washington Street, and six
teen rooms in each Of the third and
fourth stories of that block. The Sec
ond and third stories Of Irving Block,
on Genesee Street are divided into six
teen sleeping rooms each, dimensions,
1Ox1S feet forming part of the Ho-
tel, Access to Irving Hall, is also
had through the Hotel, an arrange
ment Of great convenience for the
guests of the house, and for balls, par
ties and festival occasions.
The culinary arrangements of the
Bancroft are, it would seem to us,
completed and perfect; an immense
range does the business of furnishing
heatfor every conceivable purpose and
the situation of everything requisite
for carrying on this all important item
of tho business Of excepting a hotel"
it so handy in the vicinity that it seems
as though it ought very nearly to run
itself
The Bancroft is now in point of ex-
tent, convenience, style and character
second to no hotel in Michigan, and
we hope Mr.. Wesley will find the prof
its Of the institution commensurate
with the liberal outlay made by the
proprietorin its extension andimprove-
ment, and his own in furnishing it as
he has in perfect harmony withits taste
full and elegant architectural charac-
teristics. The front of the hotel struc-
ture on Genesee and Washington
Streets is now trife over $50 feet.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
oHANcERY ORDER.

CtTATE OF MICHIGAN-TESru JuDIclAL
SCIRcUIr-In Chancery.
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for the Coun-
ty Of Saginaw, in Chancery at the City Of Sagi-
nav, ON the twenty-sixth day Of July, A, d.,
1864
Mary Drake II satisfactorily appearing by
rs. affidayits that the process TOR
Alpheus Drake. >tbe appearance Of the said Al
pheus Drake has been duly issued, and that tho
same could not be served by reason Of his con-
cealment within this State. On motion Of John
Moore, Solicitor for the Complainant il Is ordered
that the said Defendant appear and answer TO the
Bill of Complaint 6ed in this cause, within three
months from the date Of this Order, or in default
thereof, that the said Bill Of Complaint be taken
as confessed by tho said Defendant And II is
further ordered that within Twenty days, said
Complainant cause copy of this Order TO be
published in the East Saginap Courier, news
paper published and circulated in said County Of
Saginaw, and that said publication be continued
once in each week for six successive weeks; or
that she cause q copy Of this Order TO be person.
ally served on said Defendant at least Twenty
days before the time prescribed as aforesaid, for
his appearance. VIM. J. L0vELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginav County Mich.
GEoRGE SCHMIDT, Register.
"a. true copy)
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of feri facias issued out Of
the Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw and
State Of Michigan 10 a cause wherein Nelson w
Clark, Solomon ID. Bliss and William G. James
were plaintiffs and Humphrey Shaw and 0rsamus
Doty defendants, 10 me directed and delivered
and now remaining in my hands against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements Of Hum
phrey Shaw and Orsamus Doty, did, lin default
of personal property sufficient 10 satisfy said ex-
ecution,) on the 18th day Of March A. ID. 1864.
levy upon and take all the right, title and inter-
est Of Humphrey Shaw, one of said defendants, in
and to the following real estate to wit lot No
thirteen, (l3) in block number two, (2) city Of
East Saginaw, Michigan, according to Hoyts
plat thereof, of record in the Registers Office Of
Saginaw Co., Michigan, / did also by virtue Of
said writ on the third day of May, A. ID. 1864,
levy upon and take all the right title and interest
of Humphrey Shaw,in and 10 the following land:
Lots numbered nine (9) and ten (l0) in block
number sixty-four(64) in Glasby and Galagher's
addition TO the city Of East Saginaw, Michigan,
according to plat Of said addition of record in
the Registers Office of Saginaw Co. Michigan, also
lot number nineteen l9) of tho subdivision Of out
lot number twenty-five (22) Of Glasby, Gallagher
and Titles addition TO tho City Of East
Saginaw, Michigan, according to the record Of
said addition and Of said sub division in the Reg
ister's Office of Saginaw county, Michigan. / did
also on the said third day Of May, by virtue of
rau hwy uBOu anu thho Tue Iigut tltie
and interest Of 0rsamus Doty, in and to the fol-
lowing lands; and Of sw I Of section %
town |, north of range east, Michigan, Of
se and Of n I of s of o section 8, town
10 north Of range east, Michigan, and lots and
2 in block in the village Of North st. Charles in
Saginaw county, Michigan, all Of which right, IT,
tie and interest Of the respective parties mention
ed in and to the above, mentioned real estate
l shall expose for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder rs the law directs at the front
door Of the Court Huse in the city of Saginaw
on Saturday July sixteenth (l6) A. ID. 1864. at
two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
JESSE ii. QUACKENBUSH,
Sheriff, Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated May 20, 1864.
The above sale is postponed TO Saturday, July
3Oth, at the same place, and same hour Of tho
day.
JESSE II. QUACKENBUSH, Sheriff.
Dated sagiuaw, July l6, 1864.
The above sale is postponed TO Saturday, Sep
TENDER oath, 1864, at tho same place and same
hour of the day. JESSE II. QUACKENBUsH,
Dated Saginaw July 30, 1864 Sheriff.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
IRVING HALL,

Which is now nearly completed,is un-
questionably one Of the finest in the
West, being in point of finish, appoint
ments and adornments second to none
in our own State, save, perhaps, the
Young Mems Hall at Detroit. 1t &C.
cupies the entire 4th story of Irving
Block, which fronts on Genesee st.
connecting the Bancroft House with
Buena Vista Block; is 50xS0 feet in
the clear, height to ceiling, 25 feet,
with commodious Stage, and Gallery
l5x50 feet; walls of the finest plaster
finish, Coined Ceiling, elaborate or
namental work on PANELS, castings
mouldings, doors and stage appoint
ments; the whole to be lighted by two
sun lights in the ceiling by means of
which every part will be brilliantly
and uniformly illuminated. The stage
is also provided with foot lights and
other necessary burners.
The stage scenery, curtains &c, were
furnished by Messers Liable Wright
q TropK1n OF Detroit, and consist of
a Drop Curtain--West Point scene
with drapery festoon; Tormentors,
Fancy Chamber; Palace Garden, Pal
ace Chamber, Street, Woods, Prison
and Kitchen Scenes, Wings, Drops,
and all requisite appointments and
appurtenances. The Drop Scene is a
work Of rare merit for q painting Of
this class, and the scenery through
out reflects the highest credit on the
tasto and skill of the firm by whom it
was furnished. The Hall will be first
opened with Dramatic entertainments
on the 31st of October, by the well
known and universally successful
manager and actor, Mr.. LANEReAN
who is for the present playing with
his company at the Young Mems Hall
in Detroit.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

CRocKERY AND GLAsswARE.-Aikin
& Babcock, Grant Block, have on hand
an assortment of Crockery and Glass
ware unsurpassed in the West, which
they are selling, at wholesale and re-
tail, at prices actually lower than
manufacturer'srates. Making, as they
do, a speciality of this branch of trade,
their facilities for buying and selling
are highly advantageous, and they
propose to give customers their share
of the benefits arising from this favor
able condition Of affairs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

DEDIcATroN.-It is announced that
Irving hall is TO be dedicated on
Wednesday evening next, Sep
tember 2S, by Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert for the benefit
Of ST. Pauls Church Of this city. A
fine array of musical talent has volun-
teered for the occasion. The enter
tainment will be one Of the best in
the musical line ever given here, one
which will render more than an equiv
alent for the investment, in addition
to the satisfaction resulting from the
act of rendering aid to so worthy
cause.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

The torpedo rooord Of Mobile Day
was found at Fort Gaines, by which il
appears that upwards of three hun
dred Of these Internal machines had
been put down within week Of the
time our fleet appeared. These tor
pedoes are discharged by hammer,
and the barnacles gather so fast on
them as soon to render them useless,
while the salt water soon corredes the
tin cases and spoils the powder.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

MAoNErIsED.-Joslin got SO COM
pletely saturated with the "rosy" fur
nished by the steamer Magnet on her
recent visit to this port--it being free
that he has not been able to utter
the truth since. He lies in his last
issue, under a very great mistake, in
stating that Erred Lewis" was with
the party who were slightually robbed
at Chicago. We know to a certainty
that he was ON the Central Cars en-
route for home at tho time, with his
little "postal" all safe, no great sum,
it is true, but moro than the unkempt
boor of the Enterprise has invested in
all his life in soap, towels, combs,
brushes, clean shirts or any articles
designed 10 promote cleanliness, or
ovince an inclination to comply with
the requirments Of common decency-
viz 65 cents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made In the payment
IL Of certain sum of money. secured by n
mortgage dated the 10th day Of June, A. ID. 1862,
executed by Sanford L, Richardson, and Mary
Richardson to John Moore and Augustine s.
Gaylord, and recorded in the Office Of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Saginaw County Michigan; In
Liber /, Of Mortgages, onl page Gu, on which
mortgage there is claimed TO be due at the date
ofthis notice for principal and interest, tho sum
of two hundred and fifty three dollars and twenty
three one hundredths dollars, and no suit or pro-
cecdi,g at law or in equity having been institu-
ted for the recovery Of the same or any part
thereof, therefore notice Is hereby given that by
virtue Of power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned, we shall, on Friday the fourteenth day Of
October, next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the front door Of the Court House In
the City of Sagnaw,-that being the place for
holding the circuit court for the County Of Sagi-
naw-sell at pulic auction to the highest bidder
the premises in said mortgage, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount duo
ON said mortgage with interest and the costs and
expenses allowed by law, including a reasonable
Attorneys Fee described as follows, to wit Lots
or fractions Nos. one, (l) and two, (2) Of frac-
tional section twenty-six, (26) in Township No.
eleven. QD North Of Range six (6) east in the
County Of Saginaw and State of Michigan.
Dated July l5 1864. n259-l3w.
AUGUSTINE S. GAYLORD.
Mortgages