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The New York herald., 1865-06-08

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sshr VA Pc VIZ, Corey. Esusssra-E p HufiSDi &co'
sioop John Adams, HAllsck, New Hs,en-H Racket d
::%:; 66ssss sIsss s.a.
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana June s. 80.
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SSsDs Fs @ sas Itss
" Sose
sea%ssp %a:s ana Graiy 1 hours
with mdss and 70 Hilton Head
via Ferrsss Monroe . snsa
Steamer stephen Cloud Lucas Washington DE- cohoura
Bedford kopg San J E5snss Ia ssss
which Cape spse Atlantic.
IL Jsns s,sm g % slSs S e. g
Snip Mary Ogden CSeEy sosGn days. for Bergen
Bark Bridgeport lOf BRIDGEPORT Einswood, Alexandria,
sfs fss cSisi 1Sf Hsfss Norris Bridgeport cB' IA
sehs ingalls, inssiiGs Grand hanan Sday'. with
Schr ocean Belle. Irons Virginia, days
ss sssr S.esn s
Schr Rosciusk Bessey, Thomaston.
schr Henry Clay Hammond, Franklin, days.
schr Jenny Lind, Cole, shuiee Il days.
Schr s King, Cndn, Calais
Schr Mecca, Small, Lubec. days.
Schr Statesman, Cole Machias 6 days.
Schr D G Floyd Kelley New Bedford.
Schr Clinton Horton Newburg for Fall River.
sssr ssr 1H Haa.sx nsss ss1sfs
Sch Ned Sumpter Lord, Ehzabethport for Portland
Schr Henrietta, Smith, Portland for Richmond
Schr Amelia, Beebe, Philadelphia for Providence
BELOW.
Bark Osprey from Cow Bay.
Bark Evelyn (of Gibraltar), from Cow Bay.
Bark j CuInmings
Brig Sparkling Sea.
Steamships Meteor, Creole Admiral Dupont Eagle varu-
ma: ships Albert Marianne Nottebohm Polar sta
Albion Gratitude; barks Emblem Harzburg villa Franco;
brigs Hermann, Bride Duncan; schr Bell II Hull
Wind at sunset SSW and Hight.
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CLEANED
Co.
issamshp ysruna' Cooley, Norfolk and RehmOnd-H
stcsmship Creole. Thompson, Norfok-a Heinecken
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Portisnd-H Cromwell
ACo.
Ship Albion (Br), Locke. London-Tapscott Bros Co.
ship Ellen Austin, French, Lverpool-Spoford, Teson
ship Clara Wheeler (Br). wlmsrsh 81 John NB-wiams
Ship Alber. Gsllatn, Delano 81 John, Mo GrinneI
Bark Milton, Ayfes Cow Bay-Tupper 4 Beatte.
Brig Fannie Butler, Bartlett, Bangor-T II Sanford
Brig Anna Jane tBr Flynn, Battle HsTbor, Lsbrador-
vSIis 1iSsiIo.: Colden, Leessen, Rio Jancro-Funch
Brig Amanda Jane tBr) Dalympls. Picsou, NsJ Whit.
! Biz Emily cRr), tousias P.cseu-y r whitney whisn Co;
BrisJ Habit tBr), Pruddsn. Hamilton, Bsrmuds-wsed
Bria lifsre..a tBr) Taylor, CsDfussos-P Nevius 4
Bris Ella tBr) Cole 81 John, NB-J whitney Co.
Bris Chimborsso, warren, bcstonnR Buck Co.
SsSr EN- RcSsrd Hi, Huss Barbsdos-BsSsr Dayton.
scsr scsr TGn lsnis os fdrds New crisanss Lewis
schr Mary Cobb, Duncan Savannah and Port Roya-F
sc2r Eik, Allen, Port Royals " Lewis Co.
schr julia Green tBr) 81 Pierre, washingtonHenry Do
scSr a Hayden, Smith, Richmond, vs-P,sr,on Hol.
schr d Griffin Could Gloucester Mass--J stetson.
schr Wotton, Young Boston--H Racket 4 Son.
sehr Isabella Albert fcoRsr' WashiDsscn@vsn sruas
Slaght
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, June 2, 1865
The steamer Granada Captain Baxter, from New York.
arrived here this morning at seven o'clock.
Admiral Dahlgren goes North In tho Dosen. Most of
the naval vessels Of this squadron have gone home North
South. The North and South Atlantic bockading
squadrons to be consolidated under Commodore Rad
ford.
The steamer Delaware has been wrecked Of Fort
Johnston,
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Sailing OF the Africa for Boston.

HALIFAX, june Z, 1865
The steamship Africa sailed at for Boston, where
she will be due early on Friday morning She reports
having experienced head winds during the passage She
intercepted by the news yacht, of Cape Race on
Monday morning; but, the Newfoundland line was
not working order her could not be transmitted
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The Sevcn.Thirty Loan.

PHrLADELPHIA, June Z, 1856
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions the thirty
loan day at $50 The largest Western subscri
slO0 900 from the Second National Bank OF
Chicago 500 900 from the First National Bank of Gin
cinna and $780, 900 from the First National Bank OF
Nashville. The largest Eastern subscriptions were
500, 900 from the First National Bank of New York.
$283, 500 from Fisk h HATCH Of New York; $3.50 600
from the First National Bank OF Boston, $50 600 from
NJ Bolles Co. of Boston, 800 900 from First National
Bank Of Philadelphia There were also ,223 individual
subscriptions for amounts Of $50 and $100
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Miscellaneous.


s% 's Rs 9s
d 20,
pox on board.
BRIG RnroRrrR. from Bangor for Wilmington, put into
y s% NV
s Es IS s
Ship Tooct. from Hilton Head Northern port June
s s n;Sz ~ Ss1 y %si Jun.
Brig Marsha Macon, from Boston, May So for aoree'
Brig r), Laguna for New York. no date on
Lima, from New York for Kingston, Ja June 2 lat
.a saR'
1 a ;ng; y NELSON sss p:s Sss Sss.
ssss e. seSs eSr ffa1 Sen9y 70! # SYoyt
May Os E0 1 s S
Tsyoitts Hail from NYoTES csii.o n...-, yo,,..n..
Ps
sssrsss sssTsSsr s''ssI;
s.
Mss s;!s: aslD's1s Marshall rSadoDs; Frank
PEI Nay lSArs ..a schr Sn Active Isar
Genoa May .in port ship Mont BLANC Donnsll for Phil
sdepha dg Sid 10Th ships Pcayune Brooks and Getys1
HAVANA. May 3l-Ar barks Stampede Herriman NYorks
ly Matamoros June q steamer Liberty Wilson, NYorks
bark File de pAir Brl Thomas, do; schr Manu. Web
ber Philadelphia via Key West
Sid June l. Soils uta, Troverso, NYqrk; Josefets
ssn. H,sa f1Hs Hs%is,os ao ''ns' p's'
l. bark Baker Aep, Nuevltss; d. brig True
KLEGaoAI May May S-Arr g Hibernia % IN, MYoTK ..
MArAMoRos May 3l-Ar W Griffin, Drummond, NYorki
brig Aqudneck, Bgley Pensacola; June barks Sea GuA
SID May 81, brig Hedey Wears lB5) Downss NYoIk &
NYork. SD aOth, bark Acacia Pinkham, Boston.
QVEBEc, June 2-Arr ship British Queen Hayward New
RIO JANEIRo, April 2SIn port ships pelades Winslow
and 81 James Williams, dsg, for Callao; bark Maria
Smith, Smith, do for do. - .
sHAxGnAE, no date--Arr Eva, Kidd, NYork; "Nmrod."
Harbeck Stought0n Philadelphia Verttas Cary
San Francisco via Hondala.
SurnKRsTpE, PEI May 24-Ar schr Queen Of Clippers
Davidson NYork Cid 18th, schrs Flying Cloud Mcinyrcs
NYork; 18th Dove Ross do; 10th, Ripple kennedy DO
SAcuA, May 28-Arr brig Caroline Eddy Smith, NOrleanss
Sid 18Th bark Bushwacker (Br), Mckenzie, NY0rk.
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Sailing OF the China.

BosroS, June 2, 1866.
The steamship China sailed this forenoon taking nine
teen passengers for Liverpool and twenty-five for Hall.
fax She also took half a million in specie
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passed the Nameless on Coney Island Point on the way
up then the Nameess then the Jennie Gable, IoiIowe
by the Hector, Mollie Edna and Restiess The ross
OF the boats were couple Of miles IN tho rear and came
in slragging manner without attracting any partica-
r attention ON tbs part OF those board Of the Magenta
Annexed is q table Of the time made by the leading
yachts In aoing over the courpe:-
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T IFE, SPEECHES, SERVICES AND
IL PROCLAMATIONS OF
PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON.

LIFE SPEECHES AND SERVICES OF ANDREW
Johnson Seventeenth President of the United staes.
With full history his Life his Tailor Boy.
Alderman Mayor Legislator State Senator Governor a
Tennessee and his services Congress- with Speechea
on the Rebellion and the from the rse
outbreak OF the War; with hs Speeches. Procamatons
Acts Services since becoming President OF the United
States with his Portrait. Complete in one large volume.
Price Seventy I've cents In One Dollar CLOTH
Agents supplied with the edition nj a
fy copies for $40 $31 a hundred or with che
cloth edition at ssa dozen, hfy copies for $50 $50
nLUsTRATED LIFE, SERVICES, MARTYRDoM AMI
FUNERAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN Sixteenth PreskS
dent Of the United States With full History OF his Lfc
cents In paper or One dollar In cloth. Price agen0
Agents are wanted everywhere 10 engage IN selling Sh
above books who make from ten 70 twenty dollars
at IT, ~
Address all orders and remances for what you want an
A' -'''' '0'-' " '"' r. b. PETERSON BoTBERs.
sos Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
and they will receive immediate attention.
Copies free OF postage receipt Of retail price
For sale by r. A. BRADY, ~ Ann street. New York AnU
by ali other and News Agents in New York and
everywhere
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Proposed Joint Action for the Suppression
Of the Slave Trade.
RESIGNATION OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The Prince Censured for His Hostility
TO the Emper0r'S American Policy.

HALIPAx, June 7, 1865
The steamship Africa Captain Anderson, from Liver
pool at ten O'Clock the morning Of the 9th, via
Queenstown the 2sth Of May has arrived at this port
Her dates days later than those already received
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Resignation OF Prince Napoleon.

The Emperor Napoleon has written a letter 10 Prince
Napoleon strongly censuring his conduct in Corsica He
says the First Napoleon established severe dscininc in
the army, and then in hts government The Fmperor
says The future he will not deviatc from the same
course.
LorDoS, May 2s, 1896
Prince Napoleon has resigned his post in consequence
OF the Emperor's letter
The London GLOBE says the Prince s censured for his
Aemocmtc views generally, but more particularly for
utering hostile sentiments on the Emperors American
Ibe full text Of Prince Napoleon's remarks on the
latter topic 10 follows:--
10 develop State with which we can have dispute
Wild regard TO frontiers supremacy OF influence
vnon can ana ought TO be natural ally carrying
- extensive trade producing raw materials which we
The New York herald., 1865-06-08
THE WINNING ROATe.

THE WINNING BOAT6.
Nonpareil-Sec0nd class slOOp.
Jennie Cable-FiYst class sloOp
Edna C.-Schooner.
We understand the owner of the Martha has protested
against the Nonpare getting the prize, the ground
that she did not start with her b down. pursuant 70 regu
laton The judges have the matter under consideration
and will render decision to-day.
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India. China and Japan,

The mails from Calcutta Of April %, and Hong Koni
Of April lt were forwarded per Africa.
Pring Kung was degraded and deprived of Office fo
corruption and dsrespec towards the Emperor Subse
qaeny he was reinstated having settled his difficulties
The Tycoon Of Japan has announced that he prefers
paying the indemnity stipulated for by the convention
to opening the inland sea of Simonosak.
THE PANIC IN THE INDIAN COTTON MARKET
Additional failures in connection with the Bombay
trade are reported including Remington, Cartwright
Bombay, for f200, 900; Drom, Davidson Co., mer-
chants, Of Liverpool, with heavy abties William
ton Co.. private bankers Torington, with liabilities
Of about kl00 600 each The firm Of woodhouse, Ker-
rick Co.. an old Bombay house has suspended lee ,ss.
Cotton steady. Exchange 2s Hd- Freights unchanged
BoxBAY May %, 1865
Imports have been active, but close queter Cotton
CALCUTTA, May Is, 1885,
Markets improving. Exchange e. "a x.v .. ,s..
The markets are dull but steady
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Since the reduction of the bank Of discount from
~ per cent the funds have been rmer and the de.
LONDON, May 27-Evening.
AMERICAN roXs
United States nvetwenties, o7h 6s; Illinois Central
76h a. n; Erie 6SX.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Corrox Sales for two days 5000 bales the market
closing quiet at unchanged rates.
BREADsrUYPs-The breadstufs market is dull and
nominal Messrs Richardson Spence h Co., Bigand,
Athya Co. and others reportFlour dull and nominal
Wheat inactive, with downward tendency Corn quiet,
with decline Of 3D. per GENITAL There is more doing at
the decline
PRovIHoSs-The provision market is quiet and steady
Messrs Gordon, Bruce h Co., Wakefield, Nash & Co
and others report:-Beef quiet and steady Pork has
downward tendency. Bacon quiet and easier Lard
active and advancing quoted at advance of As 6s-
64s. 65s Talow steady.
PRODUCE MARKETs.-Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee
steady. Rice quiet and firm. Ashes easier Linseed
downward Sperm oil fiat. Linseed Oil quiet and steady
Rosn very dull Spirits turpentine-No sales Petro-
1eum-Boult English Branden report small sales at
Is. 10d. 2s. 3D. for refined.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuis quiet and easier Iron firm Sugar steady.
Coffee firm. Tea has an upward tendency, with an
active demand for America. Rice steady. Spirits tur-
pentne quiet at 55s. Cd Petroleum firm at f1s 10 a
f19 for crude, and 2s ID Is 2Hd per gallon for
fined. Sperm oil steady Linsecd cakes hat and de-
cllped 5s Tallow dull.
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Arrival OF the Gambia.

BOSTON, June o. 1865
The steamship Gambia arrived to-day from Liverpool
with one hundred and fifty passengers Her news is
ANTICIPATED
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Proposed Joint Action for the Suppres.
sion of the Slave Trade.

In the House Of Commons, the 2lst ult, Mr..
BAXTER asked Lord Palmerston whether in looking at
the changed aspect Of affairs In America her Majesty
government, either separately or in conjunction with
that OF the United States would consider the proprety
Of sending squadron TO the coast Of Cuba TO eectualy
terminate the slave trader
Lord PAInxRsTos said that twelve months ago the gov
eminent invited the Of the United States
pacipate In N the west coast Of Africa,
put olmcuee arose account OF neutral and bcllge
REM rghts, which could not be overcome but in the
present altered state Of things her Maestys government
had renewed The application 10 the United states stating
that their cruisers employed in that service would be re
ceved with every privilege and courtesy which belonged
70 endy naion and that former difficulties longer
existed NO representation had been made 10 coope
ration on the Cuban coast but they assented 10
rate on the African coast he had no doubt they would
also cordially cooperate the coast OF Cuba
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nIvoRCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
hy e sPesaT 0sSs5 good cases pTpsfSSSsd WIN
''' Attorney and Counsellor, 70 Nassau street.
DIvoRCE.-PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
subject 70 s and q I o
LIoREsT CURE.-wHAr is THIS WONDERFUL ARrI.
the Soldiers State Depot Howard street, Get bottle aud
you will nnd IT a good friend
70 TO THOMAS AGNEws SS AND AND 2a ssn eEEEE IRE EN-
Teas Coees Fish Flour and everything else cheaper than
"Is Hoo EDSaisn,s EISGHsin cnrnrAs prrrrRs
This compound the result Of combnaons but recently
s
medical preparation has undergone has established
self PEHR sS q Ct
rsp.ezsuosT with its ''snssss SSsjssfSFrssa jj3s?iirssa
81 AF5EEHHH 81 sFsrs
0PfLaaHf 0PPfLaaHfuLEscE, p5h6EEfEAa choEE&a AaoRBus.
In light forms of RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA its Of.
,'''' " ..' mos. Hs ss'%s'Y %s YkxHI.AnAsr tonic
I'm !, ssS &
the
student hoe other ssSsn.s SSSuP
SIs nG fs Ne ays y se AE s 4pa them
whose post Office address win be given to any who
The proprieors Of RoMAINE,s cRIMEAN BIrTERa
desire to rest their claims to public favor upon their msG
viii Of he
appd he s'y E o ea mfsSa
sGka&oss SF ff5
sa Us n
Depot ITO Liberty street, new YORK.
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RRR
RADwAY's RENovATINa REsoLvENT ia the rssa
constitutional remedy H heals old pures The bloodl
nss within the system health and RESOLVES and
extermnates all chronic and constitutional diseases II VIII
eectuay from the system all scrofuous and
a6ssons tumors nodes ulcers cankers rash tsSs
ters riokets salt rheum diseases and an oths
diseases ariang from an impure Of the blood RAD
WAY co., Maiden lane New York. Sold by drueastn
CcHLBER0's GERMAN orNTMENT-wARRANTEn
certain without the slishtsst DANGER FOR Piles
old wounds, scrofua, Saltrheum, All Hone and Gkn Dis
eases 70 For sale at the drug store q Bovery NJ 7.
TURKISH BATHS, ls sLA1aHr STREET. N. Y-HoURG
Il gentlemen, Q 10 A. NJ and Alto o p iadies A ~
Olf y. Greatest Of luIuriss. M one.
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The Capture or .Jer. Davis.

The news Of the capture OF Jefferson Davis created
sensation and anxiety and the hope generally
expressed that he would be treated in vindctive
spirit
The London Times (city article) says:-The Scotias
caused considerable anxiety Politically II
sdered favorable The possibility Of dispute with Mex
jco England France, a demand for extradition
the event OF Jefferson Davis having escaped, has been
defntvely extnguished but the public will await with
extreme interest the 70 the spirit In which he Is
likely TO be dealt withnot merely from its bearing
the few remaining years Of the life OF an individual but
because Of the effect II must have the national repu
tation for future generations. Those, however, who
know the American character best and who aware
that except under sudden excitement they among
the most peaceabe people in the world have little fear
Of the result
The London Tnder before the received Of the
capture Of Mr. Davis, continued 10 uphold the rebellion
and talked Of In Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas caused by the government OF President John.
driving the Southern people into extremes.
COMMERCIAL EFFECT OF THE NEWS.
The rebel loan has fallen 10 a9
Messrs. Barings circular says:-Business in i've
twenty bonds has been active, arising from purchases
FOR American and sales for that OF the Germans and
Dutch.
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France.
The Emperor Napoleon will not return TO Touon until
about the 10th Of June He has declined the invitation
OF the Queen Of Spain TO return via Spain
The weekly returns Of the Bank of France show
increase Of twenty millions of francs in the amount Of
money on hand
PARIS, May %, 1895.
The Bourse closes heavy rentes, o7c. 32c.
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Fashion Course, l.. I.-Trotting.
WEDNESDAY, June Snatch 50 600, mile heats, best
three in five, In harness.
d. Pnfer named br Toronto Chief. ...........1
d. Mace named ch. m. Ella Sherwood. .........2 2
Time, 2:31k-2:31h-2:31
There will be trottng and foot racing at the Union
Course this afternoon.
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EU r o P E

- e ~ |.
Two Days Later News by the
Africa at Halifax.
THE ALABAMA DIFFICULTY.
STATEMENT OF LORD PALMERSTON.
The Question Has Been Discussed in
the Most Friendly Terms.
i .-,--.~>~~-~-~~~-o--o-,>
News of JEFF. Davis Capture
Received in England.
His Arrest Removes One Danger Of
a War with Europe.
SpeculatiOns as to His Prob
able Fate.
Proposed Joint Action for the Suppression
Of the Slave Trade.
RESIGNATION OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The Prince Censured for His Hostility
TO the Emper0r's American Policy.
ANOTHER ADVANCE In FIVE.TWENTIES,
&C., &C.. &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03
The Euuescurriculum.

The extensive combination of seven
distinct exhibitions, comprising the
far famed "Equescurriculum," will
visit East Saginaw on Monday, tho
22d inst, and will remain two days,
giving entertainments each afternoon
and evening. The extent of this in
stitution, the variety of great features
it presents, and the novelties, the re-
suit of sucha gigantic consolidation,
furnishes an entertainment hitherto
unapproacha 10 in managerial tact or
rnagnifcence. Mr.. James Robinson,
whose reputation is world wide, and
who has the title of champion rider OF
the world, has been engaged, and will
appear in each performance in a bare
back sensational act, while Madame
Louise Tournaire, tho best and most
accomplished Of female horse woman,
will ride without saddle or bride, and
Introduce her stud Of French dancing
horses. The dogs, bears. leaping buf.
faloes, ponies, trick horses and mules
and the only performing Sacred Bull
in the country, together with three
full eircusses, make the Equescurriicu.
lum the great show of the 10th cen.
tuy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

Co-OPERATIoS.-We call attention
to a somewhat lengthy but interesting
article on our first page on the subject
of the progress of Cooperation in
England and Scotland. The attention
of the people of this State was called
to the subject somewhat, by the dis
cussion in the Senate last winter upon
the proposition to incorporate certain
institutions of the kind in Detroit -
Senator MoCurdy made an able re-
port in favor Of the measure, which
though too hastily written to afford
as elaborate and comprehensive view
of the question as might have been
presented, gave a very intelligent idea
of the advantages claimed by the
friends of the system. Though clear
ly,of the opinion that the time has not
yet come in this country for such or
CARNATIONS, we would by no means
discourage any attempts thoreat which
IT may please any respectable portion
Of our population in city or suburban
localities to make. iiAA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

New BRICK BLocK.-Messrs. Fay
and Bliss have made arrangements to
build Immediately four story brick
block, 4 x50, with basement below,
on the Exchange corner, opposite the
Bancroft House; the first story to be
used for banking and mercantile pur-
poses, the remainder mainly for offices.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03
From Alexander English, Esq.

On. LIonTBILL:
Ny DEAR SIR Receiving information that
you intend visiting East Sa ginaw. and ms / am
rather we'll known in the city and neighborhood,
hereby send you my name as n reference.
suffered with Catarrh for thirty years, and you
have entirely cured me. / advise those who are
afflicted with this loathsome disease to apply TO
you. l acknowledge my own gratitude and re-
A. ENGLISH.
The above letter is from well
known party here, and, added to other
testimony we have of DR.. Eghthills
success, we cheerfvlly recommend
those who suffer with Deafness or
Catarrh to consult him during his
visit to East Saginaw. He is at pres
emit at the Bancroft House, where he
remains till May 18th.
We also know of q Casa daugh-
ter of J. M. Gale, Esq, of Saginaw
City-in which DR.. Lighthill has been
eminently successful. After battling
the skill of two Of our prominent ply
sicians for upwards of year, the case
was'taken to DIR. L., and the results
are most gratifying. 1t stands to rea-
son that physician who has devoted
years to the practice of one particular
branch of the medical science, must
necessarily excel in that branch.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

WALLER.-Master Dudley Waller
will give two entertainments at Irving
Hall in this city, on Monday and Tues
day evenings of next week, the 9Th
and 9th. He is decidedly q favorite
in this community, and the fact that
he is coming only needs to be known
to insure crowed houses, let his series
Of recitations be every so many. Re-
served seats can be secured at I. E.
Doughty's book store.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

Z. 81 -a.NH
~ Doors AND SuoEs-Our friend and
fellow traveller, L. S. LrNHErM, has Just
returned from the East, where he pur-
. ohnsed, as usual, very full and ex-
1tsnsive stock of Boots and Shoes, em-
bracing everything in the line, plain
pr elegant, for ladies, gents, children
and tho rest Of mankind. His store
on, Water street is being spperbly
fitted up and will, when the entire
appointments and appurtenancos are
complete, make as fine show in every
respect in style, finish, furniture and
stock as any concern in the line, West
or East
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03
r. Pnu Eathnro Or

@ Rev. Fathers Gressen and
Jacobs, Catholic Ministers), will hold
two weeks mission at East Saginaw
and Saginaw City, commencing on
Sunday next at Saginaw City. The
evening service will be devoted prin-
cipally to lectures. The high charac-
ter that these gentlemen sustain for
ability and oratory, will make their
mission a season Of much interest to
the church.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-03

IT, The remains of Scion A.
PRATT, son of Hosea Pratt of this
city, who died recently in the Naval
Hospital at Brooklyn, N. Y, are to
be brought here for interment, and
will arrive on Saturday next, the 9th,
on the 100 train, +. & p. M. Railway.
The Fire Department will receive the
body at the depot. Those not other
wise notified will consider this mott
fication.