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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24

BucKHouT's COLUMN.
On Hand
-roR ruE-
SUMMER TRADE
3. b. BUCKHOUT.
AT HIS NEW STAND,
Saginaw Block,
NORTH WATER ST.
Has received this FAN an unusually large as.
FL "A r D w "A r Z ,
Stoves, Iron, Steel,
NAILS. CUTLERY, GLASS,
AXES OF ALL KINDS,
CABLE CHAINS MILL SAWS
Cross-Cut Saws,
BUTCHERS MILL SAW FILES,
Rub
rand
Leather Belt
ing, Shovels, Hoes,
Spades, Farming Imple-
n ents, Japanned Ware, Bake
No ties, Camp Equipments, Iron
Kettles Hafchets Frying Pans Halter
Chains, Wooden Ware, Iron and Steel Of
all kinds for Blacksmithing, Bolts, Nuts, Screws,
Ta.ks, Nails, Files Rasps Horseshoe Rssps, Steel
Springs, and Shell Skeins for Buggies and Wag-
ons, Door Hinges, Gate Hinges, Sad Irons,
Log Chains, Trace Chains, Carpenters
Tools Squares, Trowels, Buck
Saws, Pitch Forks, and other
Farming Tools, Pocket
Knives, Table Knives
and Forks, Ra-
zors Scis-
sors,
&c,
All kinds Of Gun Fixings, Patent wads, Copper
Flasks, Shot pouches Percussion Caps, and
Bullet Moulds, Horse Cards, Horse
Brushes, Wrenches, Shoe
Knives, Coop
ers'
Tools, Bank
Shears, Tailors' Shears,
Buttonhole Cutters, Everything
SHELF HARDWARE,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24

. 81
In the aggregate, 3,11S,971, exclu-
sive of one hundred day and "emer-
gency" men. If this number had
ever been actually called into, or had
over been in service, we should have
placed in the field an army which in
numbers is as the ratio Of one to Lei
of the entire military population. But
it must be remembered that in the
above estimate a great proportion are
twice enumerated, such as nine
months men, who afterwards enlist
ed or were drafted for the three years
term, re-enlisting veterans, &c. So
that probably the figures should be re-
duced one-third, at least, giving in
round numbers, as the lowest estimate
Of the number of men actually in SER
vice now and heretofore, about two
million.
The next thing presented for our
consideration is what proportion of a
military population is physically fit or
qualified to enter military service.
The report of the Medical Inspector
Of the United States army shows that
during the year 1862 shows that
seventy per cent Of the volunteers
offered were rejected by reason of
physical disability, exclusive of those
Of age and stature, and between
January |, 1868, and July l, 1868,
more than fifty per cent. were rejected.
The following table furnished to Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry at his re-
gust, compiled by Lieutenant Colonel
Coolidge, Medical Inspector of the
United States army, gives the result
in the United States, Great Britain
and France:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER,
WATER STREET. BETWEEN GENEsEE
AND GERMAN STREETS.

S NOW prepared to execute all kindso Of work
] sppertaining to the trade. Having long
and varied experience In all branches OF the
business and good stock Of seasoned lumber
on hand, I am confident my work will please all
who may favor mo with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn 10 order.
p1z- Residence on Jefferson street, opposite
the Brewery
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24

Making an aggregate of 1872, S72.
The above ratio of increase would be
in the aggregate, for three years sub
sequent (up to June 30, LAST 81, $50
total, 5,044,452. The above figures
do not include, of course, the popula-
ton from the border States which have
taken part in the rebellion.
The following table shows the
amount of men furnished and called
for TO date:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24

tBLrss, JAMES a co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan for n term Of years on Mort
WI cages upon improved farms in this vicini-
ty. Enquire at Banking Office Of
GEO. l.. BURROWS,
Jan. 10, 1864 1921 Saginaw City Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually 10 be found in any Hard
war Establishment, East or West, with the adj
diticn OF articles incident to the business Of Lum
bering, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hunting and Trapping, will always DO found at
my Store, where shall bc happy rs all times
10 meet old customers and new. Past patronage
gratefully acknowledged
p r. BUcKHtUT.
East sssnaN, Avg, !, icji-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-24
Liquors Of AL Kinds.
COME AND SEE US.

We invite all to call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. We have estab-
lshod ourselves permanently in this city, and our
facilities for trade are fully equalto those Of any
Of our neighbors.
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BsisKsssou.--cn Sunday, May 10, OF Group, ArvH
nRrKrRHoyr y0unsc&t daughter OF Sya and Sarah Brp.
ksr bon. aged 70 ~, month"; and 10 days
Tue funeral will take place fro hate rcxdepcA o.
West Eleventh street. this lhon,ay) afternoon, at three
e'cocK
BUcEIr.-on ann6Ny, May 20, srxpWrw, the beloved
500 Of Eliza and Btsrhsn Buckley, AGED year and
nths.
The relatives and friends o. the family are invited 70
attend the funeral fran 270 Wess aeveosen,h street,
ehh Monday afternoon. ~ two O'Clock.
CovRos On Friday, May 81 aftsr orao,ea hlness,
ANTs sr, eldest n IacS Conron (sscoasse In the
Asth year OF bis are.
The rssivss and friends Of th family as6 thcs. o. hs
attend thu funeral. from st-parick cakhcdrsI where
solemn requiem mass will be offered Cor she repose o. n
soul, this lhondayl morning, Al hall psss ne cocs
Asrme0t
Ns- Orleans 1a) and Melbourne tAuftrv'a papers
psesss copy
CususcRAr.--0n Sunday, May, Eo Plrnr <NrE'so'
eAs, Of county Rosccmmon, Ireland, aged - year,.
rs relatives aod risnds Of me family TsspscL VIZ
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williamsburg City news.

ATrrHrTD MURDER BY SUUTzERxEA-A man, named
Patrick McGiun keeper Of porter house Al No 100 First
street.. Eastern district stabbed, about ten O'Clock
- Saturday night, by man named Michael Cohen. and
very seriously, not fatally, injured. Cohen for
nsrly resided Al Tarboro, North Carolina, where he
owned dstiilery valued at S35 600 Some time in July
W Angus, last the Third New York cavalry made
. raid In that vicinity, destroyed the disthlery
bern, and from thence 20 New York. whore be
eosk the oath OF allegiance. Cohen returned
70 Eewbern, and was for . while In the government
soploy as plumber, but returned again TO New York
come i've months ago, and s50ce that time has been
aotced by his family 70 behave In manner that led
them believe that he not in his right mind. On
saturday ngnt, Conen entered hcGinns place. and while
n ordinary conversation and without any provocatiop
- suddenly stabbed hcGinn, and then made his
Escape The knife penetrated the right breast and
glanced along the ribs, INJECTING wound some three
inches IN length. hcGinn At 6rst thought 10 be
fatally but yesterday hopes Of
Ne recovery. lhe police are making every effort TO
sect The arrest Of the cuprt Who go far has managed
- sluds their vigilance.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NAY 30, 1864.

Bar Henry Laursns Roonson. husqaasAs 70 daya win
sssr CRAM az nsEsssss. os.rn..s.s.. Phi, II
.pos. : whaling SaSk = and - sss ss1f~@ fFsa
-; Y. z..sk ssy..s y.rs,..a
s ssss 4 4 i HeSmsa. SSs..is. visrina yvts
ssSs Gazette ss..asy, PSilsssps. ss 1nsnan.
scSr uaios. Dssisss. nssLss 70 dsSs
sssI ~ ss,.. S. 6.;1. psr ss::ss
echr Mary Emily -. Gloucester
s sssr Wilton Who siss 1s's
Scbr Moptesums, Mayhew New Bedford.
sohr Hmsiins. jones, Providsnos fov 1nzshesApesA
sssr nsry Ann Johnson ProySsncs &, for H.ssshps
echr Caroline Pomroy Mystic
6chr HeatoA Lyon New Haven.
schr " H!he ssnd.rson, New Haven.
iSSss New s:~ konsss m
sshr Clark. Smith. Hartford.
schr { sipple. Hntchinss Albany Tor Boston.
csr aas dsws nS. ss e, s ss pr,,A.
scSs E.qui%ss9. sr,sss PoassSsepsis ~ 5isA.ss
schr Perine Sheffield. Rondout for slonington.
ssSs days ss . s1s :eo .S Inst i. lon
spoke bre Patterson from Porto R!cc FOR sal!imore
steamer Haze ~ .rau.p.r,, sossr Fortress honfos
ntesmer BUFFALO; NORTON. Phfade!phnA
Steamer Sea Gull. Kenney. Providence.
ssssmsr n x..s1. .H &oss Provis:nss
s Bag s.. sH Ranger, jssss. from xs:sinH
Bark Anne Charlotte. ..u-
Steamers Baltimore. Geo Collins Creole. james
Green shps Auro,s Kass G.5Si: John nrsh. y1. A.
xantho GRANVILLE Pride Of the Sea Alex DuR Psiicano Nord
Amer,ha; brig: Handy, Montcelis r.edsk caypse Cor
Ssss 'i S@sa. HSi'i S.s sisss: :s. Nary
Wind Al sups,t NV.
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Ooscarrn SKEDAppINa-since the draft took place In
Ae Fifth Congressional district Of New Jersey has been
saserved that population Of Hoboksn has materially
aseased owing probably 70 The fact that the city aubo.
vssss powerleo 10 the Of approprating the
800 Communication for relief each successful candidate
= The United states lottery. reported that large
ounber OF the German conscrpts left the country
Hamburg steamer which sailed from Hoboken % Satur.
Gay Many others left the country juss previous The
ara fearing that the Of escape would be or
which does not appear TO have been the up
0rn~~ut time.
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4. Jersey city News.

ruxERAL oy rHH LATE COLONEL ZABRisKiK I'M funeral
Or the late Colonel Aram Zabriskie OF the Ninth New
esrssy resmeDt Who mortally wounded In the late
battles under General Butler, took place from the First
Reformed Dutch church, In Jersey City, Saturday
nssrDoon. Il was attended by the city authorities
nsnbsrs OF The bar Of Hudson county well from
ssber psrts Of the State mber OF military officers
nd lar conoourse OF citizens The funeral discourse
vas delivered ~ Rev. Dr. Csppbel, President Of Rut
~ College, The remains were inferred 10 Green wood
Dsmetery.
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Notfco to MnrIncrs.

BEAUFORT nARBoR-sALING DIRECTIONS
when OF the Bar IN fsth.ms q water bring puncans
END e s 40 on ha as
S osf sen sns esss " II
black stripes No . inside the Outer sar. $50
N p: sses sI s.. -
pass midway oss~een Red suoy 'NoS and Black Buoy
When up with the latter steer INV for about 4 mile I'M.
y Beaufort c1S S R the 81 y q are
Ter .'ssr xsw mse then sNw, and follow the chart.
Baoys have peer placed .Soys to SUI, the change:
Lee commanding North Atlantic BlocksdinC Squadron.
Whalemen.
insti Pacific Ocean Pernanbuco April % with lloo
BARK Caiiao Rowland NIB. At S. Ca,harnes Apr!
B.rk Awashoaks wing NIB. was spoken Dec u.s. lat as 8.
SS S'' 's's 81 c..A.r.ae. April
Bark John Rob- Green sH was At Por, s.anly ri. no
ship Draper Parker BIB. was At Sydney Dec go with 800
Arab Church q New Lo s "a: =. Cape To.a
home sSs, ,p three rec. da So. y. :,
w q
snip Hunter TeSes SB wa. At s, Helena March ~ oils
before, bound to Indian Ocean.
"a sss e Tf'D' WAS on The western
Spoken, &c.
Schr vaorous (Br). hence Tor Aatamoros, MAY IL A "
scSr Grace worth,ngon Br) days hence xsamoros
hay 81. lat - H. Ion rs 10.
Foreign Forts.
5sIIzs, Hon, May IoINo vessel n por. o. n.,
more day; 81 Lawrence, from do just arr .
SUgrNAs. Nay SIN port bark Surname for Boston 10
days Prince Wales from do April 80 for Gon
ces.er 10 days Sid 3d. brig Fred Wording eeward coast to
finish ldg for Boston. 5f
American Ports.
BOSTON, May % AM-Arr Russian steam frigAe Osiiaba,
Cart Bouiakon New York CD steamship saxon, Matthew'S
PHILADELPHIA ship Washinrton Norton. New Orleans .
2qth-Arr schrs White Foam. Baltimore; Raymond "
Baker, and Weaver Philadelphia John Griffin (us,,
BALTIMORE, May 27-Arr bark Clarendon (Br). Rowe.
Chauara brig Echo OBJ, Rent, CardenAs Cid schrs
Watson. wicks Providence Crocker Pierce NLoudon;
lily Francis Laura Gertrude, Campbell and Durfee,
PHiLADkLPHIA. NAV 27-An ship st Peter. sprague
New OreAns brig John Freeman. Crowcl Port ROYAL;
schrs Governor Freethy and Brown. Brown, do; Ham
mond, Paine Boston CID bark Lillias Gilmore Boston;
hrigs Anna Wellington tBf Johnson, LsguAyra: Osprey
Reed Halifar: Strong. Strong. Boston. schrs Forest
Kin Briggs New Orleans Rosina, Hunt Easiport Van.
nemsp vnpnemsn, Salem; Pathway Compton: Britain,
Sanders and VIM Wallace Sculi Boston: Ann Edwards,
Pckcns. Fall Rivers Boston, Brewer and King smith,
Providence.
assh AFFAIR schrs Fanne. Vance sasua; p e Bazlcr.
Crosby. Esstpor: FeKeang Rich. Boston Cid steamship
Norman Baker Boston brigs Maria Helmes Pernanbuco:
Glendale. Guthrie. beaufort: Fannie Limit Neubern.
PORTLAND May 2I-Arr brig Geo Burnhnm. Thornton
Havana; schr Geo Carpenter. Edponds PHILADELPHIA;
steamer Locust roin,, Hoffman, NYofk. Old brig Lin
SALEM. May s.-Arr sehr Governor. Chase, NYork via
Dauvers
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ARRIVED
Steamship London tBr Couche, Liverpool, May ~, and
auon
sssamshlp FAIRBANKS tU transport). Hcrshon wash.
inefon. ~ hours. 70 u Quartermast.r
Ship may Dundas ggrl nartn Cardiff - days with rail-,
Lancashire, Of kewcsste, hcsee for ah4nghas.
ship Lucy Melville. Williams Bath Ne. days. IN ballast
20 master.
BARK Neuhof tDanl Kross Annoy ios days win tess 10
Or phknt 90 Sailed from 81 Helena April
Equator NAV IN lon ~.
BARK orion tBrj Cock, Antwerp, ~ days with msse TO
Fupcb. Melncke Wendf 7th inst had heavy NV gale
llh, lat ~ 20 lop % B spoke ship John CLARK, Ba
more from kew Orleans fer liverpool
hars JapAra tDutchl zwseds Antwerp, 90 days, with
fsn =. f.ssengsr e Rnser gres Three deaths Tin.
ma. hsrmes Nor ovsrEsard, kAsssies s. days. with
"n.e, 70 funch kelEcke Wendt
Iron 10 i tBr) seeley Demsrard "a days. with old
ubs rs e1ander tof HarpsveD Merriam. Matanyas
sh -. VIII uolssses 70 Morgan Co 2lst inst al
Iy5- - y bark steering N, showing master No
rel sons A. 1 20 saw several large shossof nAeke
,osuaod 70 Ja. Orb Lind Belize. Hos daTA win
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CorK1ISG-GEEow.--UD Wednesday, May rs, by the
esv. j. A. Roche, EcBssr s. CoSKIIxo, Of New York. 10
Asrr JANE GKRow, Of Brooklyn.
Huns r-eT CrAgs--A Lyons, On Saturday, May 20,
~ tns Rev II. katn, Mr.. BARRY A. Hunsos, OF this
siyi 70 Miss FLoaErcx 81 Q. AIN, Of Buffalo.
hcMasn-KrAyp.-On Thursday, May %, a. the
rssidence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Mr. LORD
kAmxs D. kcMASr, Jr 70 AMANDA, eldest daughter OF
David n Knapp, Esq, Al Of this city.
PAros-PLArr.-On tuesday evening, May ~, by the
Msv Thomas Lodge, JAnrs PATTON 70 Lorns r. PiArT
~ Of this city.
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SHIPPING NE w S

movements OF Oesau Uteaas
Nails forwarded BY every regular Inca
The fer from Lverpoel call
espt the line. which a Lenden dsrry The
steamers NE Cen Al
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havana, NASSAU, NJ r., KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
OpTEAvs.
ron Kiscsros. IA Ac--slcAmship Crusader. frsm New
Fen sAssay AsD Notwithstanding corsea. froa New
son NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eagle. from New York June l.
sS,,samshh,p nsvana from New York June 8.at3PM
steamship Roanoke from New York June
FoR NEW Extraordinarily Nazoo from hew York
June =. al SPIN - -
steamship Evening Star. from New York, June l.
Steamship Columbia from New York June
Steamship Locust Point from New York June
Steamship MAtanzss, from New York, June g.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al irs and poekagss Intended for the EEw YoRH HERALD
shoaid r. st1lsd
ALMANAC roa wsw vonr-fnrs pAv
sur sMrs........... 81 MOON Rlssa morn ~
sur snTs "a mon WATER ......seve 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

CL0THIU0s
4 TrxyroN-lr ns SEVENTH AvEHUs 4. RossN.
l,sd Ers: orders % paTcA.ss S7soSS q oss os
sss Ladies ana T ssssns s. .:S yos vosi Is. s S
suar notice and look your .Asdrooss and zee
-: r: s::';:: .; :
sossn ana ,as% drs.ss: urs sss
ssssss = y 1 s
4 rrENrIoN-Ar THE NEW STORE. NO. ia rHIRD
10
pss.s Carpss @c the md ssra %sss
Fourteenth street Lads. b1 Mira lsh Orders
from Brooklyn and vicinity attended TO-
.. zass =: s1ysssg Asa
streets has A. order IN hand from California for OF
Ss;s:s:: WI M ether
Ar:sss,, : .r.!, ASyEsys, CoasEs o. 1wHsry:
.ass and ssa;':lasn pa co.Sas cs:psss Fu.si:
70 of s. 1 SG II ealing or addressing Ladies attended
"A get the tui value for your Cast O Clothing Carpets
s. By MIN Mr.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
.na xs Any cc or n
~ q ss ia isj 5:S ;:
rIENTloMzAr azs SEVENTH AyENvE NEAR
"a Men.yarn street Lad,s. and gentlemen have he
I::eIa n %:si sssssa 3:
Carpets Furnrs yswey % s. passs 81 PEI cent
py o4 S sass SIX from A sS
e !. S,o s!ss Can cscq Dslane Masa &C.
s l s
q me viii ss aea Win sae oSers
sal be Island g s e
Marcks
A rTENTIoN-FoR la SEVENTH AvENUs.-HARRIs
"a taxes hs opportunity TO announce 70 his customers
Cast on Wearing Appsre Carpet: Furniture Jewsy
&c Co. ssss
sTs :.
S Sss ss re-
s a.ss s.a can SS ::
ss SS as M
in and out of the city.
A suRER PLAcE.-Ar 2ss sixth AVENUE LADIES
: s,Rs:s = e: G
S:ir 1S :ss l. Cots ss
III wssss .as
$ WI e. e.
ss and c
"A dies and gentlemen receve per moro FOR
Cat on Cloth,ns rurnIsurs CARPET; and Jswsy By
WIN se punctuaily TO- Ladies' attended to by Nr
i l34 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINE
Will receive the highest price for their Cast on Clothing
sy S
AT 1877 SIXTH AvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
"A men, you wish the highest price for your
% Ssis ZION
avenue two doors from Tenth street. Ladies attended by
Mrs Minz True. will be dealt with to satsfac
A TrHNrroNi-Ns KossINsKY, 1ss SEVENTH AVE.
emcns Cast or Clohing Carpets &C. IS our large orders
from the West compel M 70 pay higher than eewhere
Seventh avenas Ladies' attended 70 ~ Mrs Kossinsky
Orders from oil adjoinng cities promptly attended to-
AT.s5s BowERY.-H RosENTHAL HASA GREAT
IA desire to purchase quantity of Cast Wearing
Apparel purnure Carpets Jewery, &c BY calling on OF
vaus for esch article aanSsd 70 By M1s RosSn
thai Please remember, and Try 35S Bowery opposite Great
Jones street.
NENTLRNEN's NEW AND LIFT OFF CLOTHING
" purchased for the West The full value win be pa d.
sSp s'ss n ~ % p.s. a. the store or
street and City Hall place.
IL. ladies' and gentlemen's Cast on Clothing Parties
waited upon By Addressing O.:hbsrE . East Twelfth
street. near Broadway. Ladies waited upon BY Ars 9.
OF n mn WORTH OF CLOTHING wANrBD-f
VlO.OOV will pay the highest price for Cast on
STRAUSS sss Seventh avenue between Thrss isird ana
Thirty streets Ladies attended b. Mrs. Strauss
CON n00 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING !.
pZU.VVO 10 wanted, to all an order In hand
Address or cali on Mr. Or Mrs COHEN,
between Twsnty-nfsh and Twenty sixth srects
MEDICAL.
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RNMENT LOAN or S200. 0OQ ooo

THE CONVENIENT LOAN OF s2ooooGooo
This LsAa sssherissa b Act q Congress Of xar
1854 which provides for liz REDzxP11oH N con-, =
any period no. less than ,asa fsss sass
IRON IL aaas q The pleasure Of The ssvsnnesl
U.,n it, redemption per esn, a,srss, = y ~
semiannualy IN COIN.
subscriptions The Ioaln received By NJ NatssnsS
Banks in United States in such currency . cher
funds ara take. By them on deposit a. par
Its exemption from State Local Taxation ADDS vsasws
70 thrss cent per 70 its valua
rhs rats Of n.eres, ioa. although bus Eve psp
cen, In eoin greater currency ss the dssssss
between the market value OF csrrsacy and sola
rus the i've specie securities Of IN solvents
governments are always par above and currency .sw
funded in The National loan win b worth ass ss,a
besides paying regular and ubsrsl percentage y Ne
holder. sH
The authorized amour. Of This loan 10 Two Hmdrss
Million Delhra The amount subscriptions rspossA ~
The Treasury Washington, during April and Hay. has
been over
ssa0saooa
Subscriptions win ~ The Treasurer - Ne
United States Washington. and the Assistant rSsaswsrs
a New York. Boston and Philadelphia and BY the
First National Bank Of New York. No avail street
Second National sank of New York. fwsuyAird sssss-
and Broadway.
Fourth National Bank Of New York. Pine street.
Fifth National Bank Of New York. sss Third avenue.
Sixth National Bank Of New YORK. sixth avenue sas4
Broadway
Ninth National Bank OF New York. So Broadway.
Tenth Nations Bank OF New York. sAo Broadway.
Central National Bank Of York. n Duane ssvssa
National Exchange Bank Of New York. lsl GrssnwisD
street.
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are deposita es OF pubpc money and al
REsPEcTABLE BANKS AND BANK1Rs
throughout the copury acting agents Of the xaesaa
Deposary Banks) furnish further information On ~
plcation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO suBscRIBBRa
LII DISEASES OF THE FEET oURED.-DR ,.
"A BRIGGS, Surgeos chropods. go and 2l2 Broadway.
BRIGGS Aneyiato and Curative, sold By druggists and
CRAPS PATENT MoLDRp PAPER COLLARS AF4
curve free from angles breaks The turnover style
Ge e. q meade A &: sss % a
and free from those Fuckers VIII oh in al turndown
!: sns 7,
Rs1 e11a .c ss New Fsss
INDIA RUBBER AND GUrrA PERoHA DRPART.
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
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M1sOell aMe0us.
LAuNcHEpA Portland. 18th inst from the yard Of "
Curtis steamboat Regulator built for Massachusetts, parties
70 run between Gloucester and Boston.
TIVE following table gives SUMMARY Of the
lav6ers Of New Ysrk, Destsn Philadelphia Dalttmaa,
and New Orleans latest Son ofAepe
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INDIA RUBBER AND GUTrA PERCHA DRPAH1.
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR

SANITARY COMMISSION,
The have .pPoinssd sc:@s,ssss y
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