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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
Selected 2oetru.
THE ENGLISH TRAVELLER.

IN n Gh dI4bh INA G44E1s
NJ JOHN @. SAKE.
II was in my foreign travel,
Al a famous Flemish inn,
That I met n stoutish person
With very ruddy skin;
And his hair was something sandy,
And was done In knotty curls,
And was parted In the middle,
In the manner Of girls
lie was clad in checkered trousers,
And his coat was of a sort
To sugget scanty pattern.
II was bobbed so very short;
And his cap was very little,
Such AS soldiers often use;
And he wore pair of CATERS,
And extremely heavy shoes.
I addressed the man in English,
And he answered in the same,
Though he spoke Il in fashion li
That thought little lame;
For the aspirate was mis- ing
Where the letter should have been
But where'er II wasn't wanted,
lie was sure to put 1t in
When / spoke with admiration
OF st. Peters mighty dome,
lie remarked; 'Tis really nothing
To the sights we ave ut ,ome =
And declared upon his honor
Tho of course, twas very queer
That he doubted IL the Romans
'Ad the hart Of making beerl
When | named tho Colosseum,
lie observed, "'Tis very fair;
mean, ye know u trouid be,
If they'd put IL In repair;
But what progress or Improvement
Can those curst Hitalians 'opc,
While they're hunder the dominion
or that blasted mutf, the pope1'
Then We talked of other countries,
And he said that he had heard
That Hamericans spoke Hinglish,
But he deemed IL quite habsurd
Yet he felt the deepest hinterest
In the missionary work,
And would like TO know IL Georgia
Was in Boston or New York
When lsft tho man in -gaiters.
lie was grumbling, o'or his gun,
At the charges OF the hostess
or that famous Flemish inn;
And he looked very Briton,
$50, methinks, l see him STILL
As he pocketed the candle
That was mentioned In The bill
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
Prepared by Walter II. sloan,

Sold by all the Druggists in Bay City, East
Saginaw, Saginaw City, and nll dealers in medi.
cines in the United States and Canada, n224ly
All Sloan's medicine sold Wholesale at pro-
prietor's prices, by Smith A Moll, Saginaw CITY,
and liberal supply Of circulars and show cards
furnished.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
ANNUAL MEETING.

OrFrcE or THE EAST Sac SALT MF'o Co
EAST SAGINAW, Jan. 18th, 1865.
fThe Annual Meeting Of this Company will be
i held according to the bylaws, on Tuesday
the l4th day Of February 1865, at the Office Of
the Company, In East Saginaw, Mich, at nino
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day.
Proxies must bs removed In one year from
their date or they will not be recognised.
VIM l.. WEBER, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
The Condition Powder

The Condition Powder
Is composed principally of herbs and roots and
may be given mt all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. IL has been found,
by long experience, TO be highly useful in the
cure Of the various diseases to which horses and
cattle are sebject, viz; Distemper, Hide.
bound, Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains
yellow Water, H. donation of the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise ; also
Rheumatism, Commonly called the Stiff
COmplaiDt.) IL Is also u snfc and certain rem
edy for Coughs and Colds II carries OIL all gross
humors, and will remove NIL inflammation and fe-
YER, purify the blood, loosen tn skin, cleanse the
water and and strengthen every part Of the
body
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

Determined as they are TO fully meet the wants
Of the people, also establish reputation for up
right dealing, they can assure those Interested
in the purchase Of such goods, that their interests
will bc greatly promoted by examining thcir
wares and prices.
2ee AKIN a BABCOCK.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
ANNUAL PEPORT of tho Board Of
Supervisors of Saginaw County.

STATEMENT Of the Expenditures Of Sag
inau County as aiioieed by The Board Of SUI
perrisors thereof from the 6u day Of Janu-
ary, 1864, 10 and Including The 3lst day Of
December, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

= sLoAN's INSTANT RELIEF is truly great rem
edy. Half % cent bottle Of Sloans fustant
Relief given in a pint Of warm water, seldom
fails to cure Horse &C common Coic in n few
minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in if-
teen minutes
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

wR ERorat sGsisEieih sssisIi il. 2aaIA., @.,,, JOIN
Leidlein, n. G. Richardson, S s.
Keeler, NJ. fournin, j. MeCor-
mick. y. ID. Babcock, George
Dunlap, Jas PARCEL, Jerome
feck, John Marcus, Charles Ris-
ley, VIM b. Mead, each one dol
lar for juror fees on inquest, 10 o
Hosea Pratt, juror fees on inquest, 2 y
Peter Hess. do 40
VIM. Gallagher do 30
Geo. Schmidt, paid messenger co.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Tho Saxon ExtraditfOn Case.
fIHEL HEARING OF THE CASE--THE COMMISSIONER
DECIDES TO REMAND HIN.


Before United States Commissioner Newton.
The application for the extradton Of Theodor Seydel,
of having forged bill of exchange in Chemnz,
saxony, mere before United States Commits
sioner Newton yesterday and finally settled 80 far
a that official is concerned
Mr. Dttcnhofer counsel for the prisoner stated that
he had produce behalf Of his client,
proceeded to up the testimony adduced on the
part of the prosecuting attorney His principal argu-
mcnts that the prisoner could not be remanded,
unless hst IL established that the crime of forgery
had committed second that the prisoner had COM
mitted that forgery and third that the crime Of
that character which would render Its perperaor liable
to apprehension and trial according to the laws Of the
State Of New York. The counsel read the following
tract the Extradi,ion treaty, from brightly Digest
the United states Laws in support OF his theory that
tradition, must be srch az he stated Provided, that
this shall only be done upon such evidence Of cminaty
as according to tile laws OF the place where the fugitive
or person so charged shall be found, would justify
his apprehension and commitment for trial II
the crime or offence had there been committed !.
The counsel conended that according the papers sent
from Saxony demanding the extradition, and also ac
cord 10 the testimony adduccd there was nothing TO
show that the crime Of forgery had been committed The
word used nearly all the papers cheat and not
forgery and the prisoner referred TO as an agent
and not as principal No person could be held on
submitted the Commissioner would not be justified In re-
mandng the accused The counsel also begged the Com
missioner weigh the with more than the usual
degree In consideration Of the fact that tho
accused had served honorsby in the army Of the Union
In defence OF republican liberties
Mr. Lapaugh, counsel for the government OF Sarony,
replied great length TO the arguments OF his opponent
and contcnded that his guilt identity and everything
else necessary establish the clam TO exradition had
been made out beyond the possibility Of doubt
Commissioner Newton al tho conclusion OF the argu-
ment which four o'clock decided that In view
of all the circumstances Of the case but particularly
view Of the fact that the prisoner himself according
the uncontradcted testimony, had admitted the main
fact namely that he had committed the forgery for
certain purposes he the COMMISSIONER would be
PEELED TO grant certificate In compliance with the
quest of the government Of Saxony
The prisoner received the communication Of the
decision through his counsel without the slightest
hibon Of emotion He merely bowed his head In silent
acknowledgement and sat quietly by In the same un-
concerned manner that has marked hrs dcmcanor
since his arrest
The day Of his departure has not yet been fixed.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

ssSr George % %Sia%. %Siis FSsdsDhs SMITH
sss, ss5 : 4ss Eg as
ARRIVED -
steamer James .Adser Commander 4 Pssssrasss
Ts, vs Fss Fs RSss
q revenue steamer cuyahoga, -, FORTRESS Monroe
steamship City q New York Br,, 5slseh Liverpool Jsn:l
via Queewnstown 9Th with mse ana oz1 John
Cuba Dale bosad s s % %ss SIS
ss o. lon d passed bark steamer bound
Steamship Constitution Greenman, Nsv Orleans June TO-
via For. FSrsSs s Monroe M % hoas @ % Quar-
Louise ana Saueus day OF Tortugas saw :tsa%es0 can
vannai bound ", with troops 18th, George Tywns
Sa :d wns @ sersd +
eras Inlet 4s with stores cotton and passen-
sss%ssp Creole ssRnsw TaSmpson Richmond and Norfolk "a
mey and to Fersess
hGss 10 Knss Maso, washington pc ~ hours
WIN %S:s s:s. saa ar Ss;sss
on WITH 'srSsRS %aao'
ship Lyeroo chaa%ssssrsn aa be- London and Isle Of Wight
xs Had nearly 'npss al the passsss
mdss and ty Nephew
Nay IL Lat a. Gn 3 & passed ship VIM Tasoo x
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s. Is passed cebergs Has Westerly winds
Funch Meiucke Wendi No date, late 03 s Ion so sa.
nazcd Ham brig No 8. bound s.
Brig Union ( Tufts, Cow Bay CB, II days. with coal
TO p I Nevius Il Son.
schr Hathaway. Hathaway Lingan, days. with coal
10 G B Swan.
schr Mclean Alexander Lingan IL days. with COAL 70
SWAIN
Schr A Peters, Cousins, Machas, z days.
Schr Hen jamn, Grant Eastport, days.
Schr Northern Light Harper, CaaiS, 8 days.
Schr Esgle Conley, Rocklapd.
Schr Concord Kennedy, Rockland.
schr W G Hall, Spear, Rockland
Schr Brier Gregory Rockand.
Sclr j. Cowell, Smith. Bangor.
Schr Marian Brier, Stamford.
Schr Daniel Webster, Perry, Rondout for Salem.
Schr Rawley Allen, Newburg for Portsmouth, Mass
Wind at sunset Sc and light.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

Port OF New York, june 10, 1895.

CLEARED
ahiu savbrooh, Moore London--E Morgan Co.
BARK Shamrock Stone, Monevideo and Buanos Ayres-H
Bark Traveller tBr) Randle. Pernambuco-J Phipps
BARK Golden Fleece tBr) Rhodes, Barbados-H Trcw.
Bari Old dominion tHam). Holthussn, HavansJ Ward
Bark NipisiquIt (Br,, Rich, Cardenas-o Bulley.
Bark N & Libby Libby, Cardenas-Jackson 4 Merrill
Bark Colcord, Colcord, searsport-R Buck "a.
Brig yineland (Br) Nichols, hontsvideo ana Dus"o'
Brir Eliza Ann, Ayres, Remedios-c b Peters
Brig Naiad Queen tBr), Richardson, Cenfuegos-'"-'
BrIs Anna WELLINGTON SBr) johnson 81 Jssc
Brig Paragon OBJ, Fitzgerald, olacs Bay-r Hs""s
Bris Reynolds Br), Dick oiace BsyJed rrys Co
Brig Sparkling Sea (Br, Bowden, Coz T. m.rrsssd.
Brig Clara Picksns, Home. Morshesd o"-N H"so''AuS
isris rides Stone Bangor Miller All. Mouehon ,,o,
i3rie Antiles Thestrrrp, forand.Mmer 4 nougnron. ~
Bris Amos N Roberts, bosk, Porsiand-H ID j Brook.
man n, : n r,cnae,d. Haskell. Bo.ton-w Brown AGO.
ahs 5rs S Tara Rrl knowles Nassau-R Hutchinson.
Schr h nnee Msnsum Bsverdse, Eleuthera-Jos Eneas
Sohr fsysier sBr) Thcmas HAlfa1-Dowiey Corners
q ssohr Plot. Bride Bl.schford Port RoyaiJ W Lewis
co A n slower pessey Port Royal-N McCready Co.
schr schy Navel Daniels Eorfok-N McCready Co. =.
sohr epssn scranton, Hewey, washngton-Van Brunt
s'ssS sss. psrisl Holiness Haywood wasbnsonvsn Bruns
scchr oshes Ames Edmunds. wsshinson-vsn Brunt
scSrM D Brambsu. Davis wasbinston-ysn Bruns
Hlpaht
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Police Intelligence.
RoBBERY OF MAN WHILE AsLEEP-ARREsT A.



CONFESSION OF THE THIEF.
Henry Pernot, living at No II Walker street, while
asleep in his Saturday robbed OF two hun
dred and thirteen dollars by who steathily
torsd the Al length suspicion fell upon Henry
Pouytes Frenchman, who boarded In the same house,
from the fact that no was the premises about the time
the money stolen and had absented himself Oicer
Field Of the Fifth precinct made search for Pouytes,
and on Sunday afternoon discovered him In North Moore
street near the rives Pouytes ned and was pursued
through wes Canal West Broadway and other strcets
70 Lispenard street. where ocer Field arrested him.
The prisoner, who s powerful man. showed fight, bus
after stout resistance overpowered and taken to
the station house He confessed 10 robbing Perno and
seventy dollars Of the stolen money found In his pos
session He was taken before Alderman Jones' acting
magistrate at the Tombs and pleading guilty, was locked
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
James Grady, living in Seventy street, near
Third avenue caused the arrest by ocer Herbert Of the
Twenty seventh precinct Of John Fitzpatrick Irish
boy Of nineteen years. the charge Of robbery Grady
makes oath that the prisoner and two others demanded
some currency stamps OF him while walking through
Cedar street. and through fear Of personal violence hc
refused he gave Fitzpatrick thirty cents Tho prisoner
then seized hold Of Grady and attempted 70 forciby rob
him Of q wallet containing i've dollars, but was pre-
vented from consdmmating the crime before being
arrested Alderman Jones committed Fitzpatrick for
trial His confederates escaped.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
Frederick O. Mills, young twenty two years Of
age and native Of New Orleans was arrested by ocer
NcGlon Of tho Fourteenth precinct charged with break
ing into the carpenters shop Of John " Beekman No.
2l1 Bowcry, by means Of forcing open rear window
and stealing box OF tools valued at twenty dollars
belonging TO Edward p Smith, who worked In the place
Alderman Jones committed Mills to the Tombs for trial,
In default Of thousand dollars bail.
TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD.
In your edition Of Sunday last you publish account
of my srress complaint Of Slower simply say that
the charge made against Ia unoundsd and false An
examination will be had and the public will then
the the character who prete erS
the charge D. ~ PORTER, No. 4 Wall street
Jurp TO- 1906.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Coronera, Inquests.

THE CAvASAeu HoMops CAsk-Coroner Cover ysster-
day hold an inquest at the Twentieth precinct station
house over remains Of Patrick Cavanagh late OF All
Tenth avenue who died from the effects OF stab wound
received on the night Of tho 18th inst ct the hands -
John Drake, previously reported The fatal afray
cured Drakes house. 200 West Twenty eighth street
but the testimony respecting the origin Of the difficulty
was somewhat conflicting and unsas actory but enough
was elected 10 nx the offence Drake DR. John Beach
made post mortem examination Of he body and found
stab wound In the deceaseds stomach which, In his
opinion was the cause of death. The jury found vcr
dict against Drake and the Coroner committed him 70
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
FATAL sur sRoKk-An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner Cover the body Of william Carr, who died
at 100 East Thirty rst street. from the effects Of sun
Of Ireland
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTINo.
MONDAY, Juno 10, match $780, mile heats, best three
In nve. 70 wagon.
g. lockwood named blk. m. Jessy........... I
A. Gilderslssve named g. m. Peg g............. 2 2
Tfme-8:02, 2:be, 246
The great trot between Lady Emma and George Wilkes
for booo mile heats, best three in ave, to wagona
announced TO como on this afternoon st the Union
Course should the weather prove fair superntsndsnt
Foulke, Of the Brooklyn police, intends sending
large detachment Of 70 take Of tho thieves and
pckpocke should any Of them make their appearance.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Fort Delaware.
SIX HUNDRED REBEL PRISONERS RHLRAeED.
From the Phladelphia Ledger June 1p1

0IX HUNDRED REBEL TRISONERH RHLklbED.
From the Philadelphia Ledger. June 1o1
On Saturday about six hundred prisoners, released
of those discharged akon by General Kautz In his
celebrated raid around Petersburg and were from every
State Of the confederacy They presented variegaed
neat and cieany In person and costume. They oil
furnished by the government with transportation 70 any
point they may select but rstions are served They
stated that therc still at Fort Delaware about three
thousand rebel prisoners, one.third Of whom were
ocer They received their discharges according 70 the
date OF their capture and general rule admit that
they fairly treated during their imprisonment
Some object 70 the cisne at the fort bus oil speak In
hrh terms of the commandant.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Personal Intelligence.

Brevet Major General Henry z. Davies, Jr., has
been promoted TO q full Major General, 70 rank from
April 1885, for his bravery and gallantry in charging
on that day, At Sailors Creek, the enemy In breast
works, and capturing the with three guns, two
generals and large number OF prisoners.
The mother OF Prince Couza SOVEREIGN Of Rn"nsps,
died suddenly recently
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Court C.l.udar-This Day

surEsIoR CouRr.-Par Mos 1924 900, 5000, $3.50,
3s4o es0H, l01e l22s, $685. 6043 1885, 1881, 6<00k
sos, soss, 1850 l4sc, ta7s, 1884 soo2, Ss7o, t2oo
SuyRrn CouRr-CrRcur. Mos 14ob, s76,
a. isa ivS, ,so yse iss' aoS' ,9ea 1901. SOL NO.,
ls24 1926 1ls4 1858, ii6o, 7ol $50, eol iso, 1914
1910 1922 lslC 40, l67e ess, lsas 1000 leos, ielo
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
Our Returning Veterans.

The steamer Constitution arrived last night from New
Orleans with about four hundred soldiers from
regments She also brought the Twenty nrs Connecti
cut Lieutenant Colonel Brown commanding, three hun.
dred and nfty officers and mon and the Forteh Massa
chusetts Lieutenant Colonel Pollock commanding three
hundred and twenty nine officers and recenty from
Rchmond) from Fortress Monroe These regiments
marched down Broadway last evening the Battery bar
racks, and the recipients Of great cheering and
applause from tho people who lined the sidewalks The
Twenty first Connecticut will leave this forenoon for
home, via the New Haven Railroad.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK.
II this regiment that passed through New York
Saturday night and not the "One Hundred and Seven
tieth."
THE TWENTY first CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
This regiment arrived last evening from Norfolk Va,
board the steamer Creole They number three hum
dred men, under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Brown.
They stopped at the Battery Barracks.
THE roRrIEru MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
The above regiment also arrived the Creole last
evening They are under command OF Lieutenant Colo
mel Polack and number three hundred and twenty Gve
men. They are also at the Battery Barracks
MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS.
The Thirty fourth Massachusetts, infantry, Colonel
Lincoln which arrived here Sunday quartered at the
Battery Barracks where ample provision was made for
their comfort Yesterday afternoon they marched up
Broadway receiving perfect ovation from citizens
and sautc from the New England Rooms the front OF
which building was covered with flags in their honor
will be mustered Their old State fag which IL in
sheds from long SERVICE object of especial atten-
tion
The Twenty ninth unattached company Of Massa-
chusets artillery and the Thirteth Company Of the same
arm, also arrived Sunday and were attended 10 by
Colonel Howe, and left for Boston by boat yesterday
evening The following the oncers Of the Twenty
ninth Captain George w. Kinney; Frt Lieutenants,
g. r. Could and J. Bacon; Second Lieuenants, Z. p.
Jewett and W. n. Ransom Thirtieth Company Gap
tain, r. Bingham; First Lieutenant, W. W. Jordan;
Second Lieutenant, s. +. Liskron.
Strawberries FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
Colonel Colysr will proceed 70 the military hospitals
this city and vicinity and distribute strawberries to
the wounded soldiers present inmates Of those places
The numbers In each hospital are follows:-Davids
Island thousand ave hundred; McDougal hospital
nine hundred Fort Schuyler, nine hundred and fifty
Island and Governors Island yesterday and gave straw
berries the soldiers quartered there Colonel Coyer
desires TO acknowledge the receipt OF $3.50 rom James
Lennox towards the fund for procuring comforts for the
returning soldiers.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20


NEW GAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YRok THE
ADVERTISING.
Tue Board met at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Jones' the President in the chair After the
reading adoption Of the minutes Of the last meeting
Alderman RYERs offered resolution, which adopt
cd, recommending that the committee charged with the
preparations for the Fourth Of July celebration confer
with Governor Fenton and urge upon him the proprey OF
making, by proclamation, Monday, the Sd Of July, .
holiday 80 that the people may have an ample oppor
tunty Of commemoratng the national anniversary with
unusual zeal and enthusiasm
Alderman FLYNN offered resolution comforting upon
the City Gas Company the right to lay gas mains in the
city Of New York the term Of fifty years from the
date OF their organization under the general State law
The resolution was adopted. -
resout approprating ten thousand dollars Tor the
expenses Of the Fourth Of July celebration was laid over
under the rule. .
A communication was received from Comptroller
Brennan calling attention TO the fact that the debts in
Cured for advertising for the Common Council were
therefor by law suggesting that further liability
Of kind be incurred until provision s made to meet
such cases. The mmrnication was referred TO tho
Committee Printing and Advertising
Alderman RYERs offered the following, which was
adopted
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby re-
auested 10 whether the exhaustion OF
the appropriation for advertising foe tho Common Council
have the effect of preventing the proceedings OF the
Council from being Published In those papers 10
special law creating the New York Tribune and other papers
corporation papers.
After the transaction of some further business the
Board adjourned until two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The New York herald., 1865-06-20


THE SURPLUS FURNITURE OF THE FOURTH, FIFTH
AND SIXTH DISTRICTS DISPOSED OF, ETC.
Since the consolidation OF tho provost marshal dis
trcts of this city large amount OF useless furniture and
draft machinery has been accumulated at the various
Offices designated the future headquarters Of those
officers who still cling tenaciously to the idea that their
services will be permanently required. The Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth districts having been consolidated the
furniture draft Wheel handouts, and all tho parapher
MALTA necessary to three provost marshas machines
were hudded into the building No 174 Hudson street,
the present headquarters Of the consolidated districts
and as majority Of the individuals who had this
ponderous machinery have had their official heads ampu
tated Captain H West the present incumbent Of the
Office in obedience To orders from headquarters sold all
the useless articles Of furniture at public auction to the
highest bidder yesterday morning. Mcssrs. Leeds Y
the auct oncers and the articles to be sold
previously arranged in proper order for the nspec
Of customers, who present in large numbers
half an hour before the sale commenced
The first articles offered for sale were five stoves, be-
longing to the Fourth district They Of an inferior
quality and badly rused but brought together $40 80
Three largo hard wood desks disposed Of and real
lied SIS SIC SO and s13 so EACH Three pairs Of hand
cuffs which in the days OF the draft were looked upon
with shudder by many poor conscript were sold at
81 SO per par Tho draft wheel OF this district, that
rotary engine Of terror whose every revolution an
the fate Of unfortunate individual in the
tton took place for its possession Many faceous re-
marks indulgcd in at the expense Of those who
formerly kept II in notion which, in the days Of strict
military discipline would be looked upon reasonable
by the high military functonares who presided the
destines of all the able bodied male population of New
what rse going put the article did not transpre
brought 50 So copying press and stand wero sold
for $12 Besides the above largo quantity OF small!
articles such as inkstands blocrs &C. were disposed
Of at nominal prices which concluded the sale for the
Fourth district.
The furniture OF the Fifth and Sixth districts next
offered for SALE and consisted of about the number
and quality Of articles the Fourth and brought about
the prices Mr.. OGrady was the purchaser OF the
sswheel, for the Fifth district for the sum of S9
The terms of the sale cash. and the articles
all taken away rs soon the sale concluded.
Enough furniture has been retained TO serve the present
purposes of the Office.