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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-09

A TTRACTIvE OFFER TO CArIrALIsra-THE vALU
IA able Ballard Hotel In the city OF Richmond, VA, and
Fixtures attached for sale at suction At the
the owner Mr. John p. Ballard, we shall sell az
public auction the premises Thursday, june isto
at O'clock M the truly valuable property known as me
throughout the United States that minute description Or y
The Hotel was partially complete
before finished since the and was built after the
most approved architecture the materials and workmanship
modern ssye having ali the incident rst
class and regarded the best arranged one In
The premises arc in perfect preservation except 70
painting and ceanng which are now N proess 90 that by
the q sale be ready for occnpancy The Hotel
s six stories high with Offices and stores
foans Franklin street. Asketch Of the lot viii be shown
The Hotel un II was closed last year. enjoyed largo
anducrave and whent shall &c Tsopenea under
larger profitable business for the amongst
others that the recent conasation destroyed quite num-
TO capitsss presents great Inducements there
ers no better opportunity make money be offered To
those who may be unacquanted with the property may
be amiss 70 hat cost originally more than
when building was cheaper than 1t now is.
After the sale OF the hotel the fixtures and portion or
the furniture win be sold consistng of Is large Mirrors
the Cornces Chandeliers, Clocks Iron Safe, Counters and
Desks Steam Boilers Steam Engines Steam Tables Wash
ing Machines many other articles too numerous TO men
n and possession at given so that the house can pc
opened at an carly day.
Terms for tho real cash; balance at
one three years. for bonds bearing Interest the
payable half yearly secured by trust deed or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser
For the personal effects cash. The taxes for 1860 TO DC
f"'A - ' HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APPERSON,
Bankers and Real Estate Agents.
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ucTIoN NolIcE;.PosIrIyH AND rEREMProRY
HaSsi6csnt second Hand HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURE.
ELE0xNf ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, ~ l.- -
VELVET. DHUeeEL9 AND INGRAM CARPHfS.
T. ROTH. Aucti0neer win sell this (1nasdAy) morning
NY = q eSosk precisely ths cc.ssnts q Abe Pxsas
rifth and eixth ayennss, censistinG q = ,....,.
rAALOn AND DRAWING ROoe EukM1Uh9.
Three beautiful eoNd rosewood and bAck walnut ParloP
SUITS covsFed IL french eata erooate aad reps; Turkish
Pier DblsA Htsssrss Corner end 1ooksanda twentysne
day bronze Clock eh China end Ear.n Vases faor Ofna
e 0n RsS1G, ,se M1,U as %
AND COVER, COST ESQ;
n elenns Instrument Win round corner be.uufuly
strung b:s. fun Iron plate French aston full sn octave
Sofas Chair Rockers Mirrors Clock Table, BED Lounges
Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Bx
tension Table, 0lasA China Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c. Sale positive. Deposit required.
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A UCTTON NOTICE.--LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
N and mahogany Household Furniture, Piano
forte French Mantc Mirrors Carpets elegant Oil
Paintings rich Silver Ware &c-A. A. CALDWELL, Auc-
tioneer catalogue this day tTuesday) May "
O o'clock the entire superb contents Of the residence
No street. Eighth avenue consisting OF
three costly Paror Suits covered with satin
and tapestry various styles rosewood Pier Sofa and Cen
tire Tables rosewood Ehgere
fancy Tables nad with pearl elegant Reception Chairs In
Turkish Easy Chairs In mOquet and tapestry large
French plate Mantel Mirrors brocate and lace Window
Curtains elegant Landscape Shades rich China Vases
Ornaments OH Paintings comprising great variety Of sSS
nltnrc-Extension Table 4 feet: Dining and Arm Chairs
elegant and costly China Tea and Dinner Sets ruby and cut
ter spoons Forks Gcbet. Mugs saIyers ivory balance
handle Cutlery rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus
and Washstds TO match suite French China Toilet Sets
pure ma S. = sfa nrn0sa
Also Ingram Carpets Mirrors Engravinss Han stand
Basement Furniture which sbraces large and desirable
assortment Of Crockery Glassware Knives and
Forks Kitchen UtensIls &C. The ents furniture OF the
house in excellent condition and Of superior
facturs thus aording opportunity - housekeepes Sci
dom met with. Sale peremptory.
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
died At sea FEB days West Coast Africa where
he landed cargo from Glasgow on his way TO India
scHn LABRADOR from Boston for Philadelphia went on
shore AN I'd inst Chincoteasue Shoals and WIN be
slaves together with the rigging and sails
the ath ut 70 miles on Gonhegan and owed into townsend
harbor where she beled for 5000 salvage The schr
Brown Of the Essex washed overheard IN gale His
schr and found in senseess when the
schr boarded.
Sem sxA.Ass Babe Rice Of and for Philadelphia via
inside Beacon Bristol Ferry ana remained morning
into Edsartown 9Th. Is loaded with piles.
Whalemen.
un ssrt q ed %
@ ws sy d%g s sa % gSs on
damaging the latter to the extent Of $3.50 The proceeded
Spoken, sc.
Steamship Merrimac, steering sw, April a. on
snip South r,. from Cardiff for Aden April s@ s.
ship Connecticut Lucas from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
SHIP Lisbon for Port Royal April So lat % 90 lon
Brig Lillian from Boston for Port Royal, May 4, lat 50.
ss," e s% ss Kew syr k April ~
lat q IS, lon 81 3D. and wa: supplied with provisions
eu1Srsssso April a-in port brig Emma ives for SYot
days
MislrfLAr, Apl Is-Tn port bark Honduras for Nyork
Ida brgs Folvar Lee for DO ready Bradshaw Fish, for
do ldg: Manlus for do do schr Hanover, for do do.
RuArAr April 2l-In port schr Daniel Simmons, Hall, for
ST IsIssA, asrch sa-Ar bark sarepa Randall da.s Pat
ST. JOINS PR April 2fn port Br brig Koodoo for NYork
ready captain sck shr Abby Bracke chon for do unc
srJAoo, April 22In port schr Ruby for Boston In few
81 Krrrs, April 25-ro Am vessel in port
rsso Warren and Nellie Move BayIey ids; Almen" tper
baps bark Ahmoner Lampher, dlsg
American Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, May Carr bark Netty Merrymnn, Mer
rymaD, Key Vest brgs Ida Comery, Mcclellan, Cenc
gos; Nss Small Ma,anzas; Abby Ellen, Gilmore, Fort
Royal scbrs Mary smith, smith, Cenfuegos, Waterloo
Pickering Calais; Electric Light Wallace and Geo ncenng
Willard Portand Lamartine Hll Saco; Hendrick Hudson
Avery New London Maria Fleming, Williams; Mary Farr
Cyl and Maitland, Garwood NYort cid steamer Saxon
Matthews, Boston; bark Horton Packard Port Royal
brgs Adro tBr Mackenzie Cienruegos; Northern Light
ibr Anderson Cow Bay ranus Bruce Port Royal; schs
II Russell, Nckerson sW Pass; Uannah. WALL Key West
Grener Crusc and Paragon Hatch Boston, Potter
Racket and Fly, Cheescman Fad River, Col Lester, Perry
Somerset Hunter, Endico Providence; Hendrck Hudson,
| Avery and Expedite, Franklin New London -
THAR barks ORLANDO Baker, Ofthla; Walter Libbey,
fnagua bngs Moses Day Loud Cienfucgos Ella Reed Tu-
40, ~ JagD.
Pensacola for orders, came In this afternoon.
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i CLEARED
steamship Savannah; ComAOck Fortress Monroe-Arthur
az IA. e s sse 6:
IA grsmern tBrsn,. saeaias RIO J.nsiro-s raven
S:iI:s s Juror -s': .-.s
S:::s a, sssi'': q f;:
Schr Lsaman tBr), Tower. Ainnedte, NS-P Nevius
schr Dog star (Br) RasASeas wolfvile, Ns-D Dswof
ssGrw Chapman (Br), Buck, 81 John. NIP 1Nsvius
schr " Clark sBrl Rich. 81 John, NIB.
sssr Jr!. Han srsws,s ky we;s hs ". &C.
soAr BSdwsll PIses; w%,ns.snJ Eager 4. ,.o,
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Aoon Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Ss!on 1pyI \ :ssSs sss PsiiS:s
Ps:; ;si iceberg IN +;
New York During the passage had one birth and
ste,,sSp Mary Benton Ludwig Newbern April B. and
us GssSn yor
With as %suss Bs sr 2p r. a S on
srs o4 Nv y n as s Esas
ship Persia hence iSr Liysrpooi 3D., sa,r. :, -,
Last! e sursss Cearnan Co 9Th inst lon a. spoke brig
ship Xshbaon Macoduck, Morehead City, days, in bal
ship Albert qallatn, Delano. Fortress Monroe days. in
Bark Idaho Chapman. Aspinwal 70 days, with wool &c,
Bark zngarea tef Belize Honl Lane MinatlAn "A days.
Bark Tweed pr MoDousai stJaso, days with susas
May stetson Alien, New Orleans 10 days. with -FOUR
barn Z. cigusna Nory:u Phl.dspha for Eli.absshpor
into .porf eesia. On lie
Ct chain When s Vessel 2 and was
sss Sss:S !sIS Soi.aa iia:dSsa' $ days. With
BIG Mary ssrssrss tsrs yoesrsx n..rneso. April IT,
a:Ss: 1' e e g II Ssa. H.s
Irs Mary IAdd r, Ris Arroyo 10 days, with sugar.
BRIG !" Srsois o.mposn cusoa aAys VIM Aiass, 70
s.S n s.. n9s * . ~ x
big Crnsa iof steckool HiehboFn, cardsnaS u dAyA
81: 1. 1s,is: 0 tsr css.iy, ou.aAn.no a.s. win
z GO =. sse; s.. s ~. g.. ..
p H:s.sa xs 49,. 800 49, ,'u. :.
Bns SsSsssr Ksusy. Brown, xsssan, sdava vim WOOD
Ss w.ss...s: sas. = ....a A:ass: xy:: 70 rsss
scSr Ny insdop sct SociisSS stone 81 JsSns Pr n
S:ss sssl:.: u oiesss.:.s xs.. Ds..sy RuAs.n 10
Seir jess ycnss d. q Kisss Il dAya with nolAsss ~
sss. 9sssss nrn walsh, sunns's'as BEL 10 aays Win
schr Amt Laurie do sleeqnb, ooruwsls ne. 10 days.
sss TEL s:s; Ass.s ~ x:Sss nI 9.T Richmond VI.
Va Fortress Monroe, with t0bAcc0 10 . 8e&er
gchP Phnanthropist Homer Georgetown for Bridgeport
gchP idaho -, Georgetown for New London.
Schr II Croskcy, Pettef Baltimore
8chr Pioughboy. - Baltimore for New Haven
0chP nightingale, -. Baltimore.
schr Aida 80, o,.,B Baltimore -. ..,,s,.
Schr A1mira Ann, Reade. Philadelphia, days.
c.
Schr Stalk, ingalls,, Machias, days
Schr Maria. Lain Melville 8 DAYS.
Schr Maria Whitney, Cole Rockland.
Schr Delaware Crockett Rockand.
Schr Il Brainerd, Clark Portland, CT.
Schr o q Aoken, CLARK, Stamford.
schr San Luis. Cunningham: Rondout for Dishton.
Schr Sarah Buck, -, Port Even for Boston.
sloop spraguc, Gibbs Ezabethport for Providence.
BELOW
Steamship United Kingdom, from Glasgow.
SAILED
Ship Black Hawk bark Holland; briggs Velocity, Undine,
Johanna Annie Laurie sco schrs Lucy Virginia, Nassau,
Yankee Doodle.
Wind at sunset 8, light with raih.
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A. FIRST cLAs! AS$ E sieEp p - At
ROSEWOOD SEVEN Y ccrav ngi PTHsoroRrs,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT xsrIsTs 80
ARTISTIC f RoNzE sTxTuARY VELVET oAHrhrS
800 CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA GLASS Ss AT Tl1 si baY fsMTHHEEssbrY.
AZ the elegant residence a West Sixteenth street
The auconser would call the particular attention Of his
friends public this SALE the catalogue comprising
largest and richest assortment o. Household Furniture
less ina" ''''" A''"i DRIVING ROOM.
81 s".s a nae Of he richest deserpon
Trtes ete Sofas Arm, Oval Back and Reception Chairs
richly carved Centre Tables marble tops Rosewood Eagers
fined with sanwood Plate Glass Mirrors and Broct,ei
marble Top Secretae bookcase ladies' Work Table, Eneog
nures Bots, dc and Mrlueyres Cab;nets, ssvres
China Vases elegant sets Velvet Carpets Bronze ana o
Chnirs, Ottoinans rich gilt Pier ana Mantei Mirrors
cornees TO superb Curtains French Shades
snperby carved legs and made 70 order CITY MAKER
rose wood Canterbury Stool, Cover, Music Hooks.
OIL PAINTINGS AND Bh0NAEs,
Two superb Paintings. on the Rhine. by Lannie;
Holy Family copy from the celebratsi painting In the
Louvre Gallery, Paris Fruit Piece, original by housin;
Winter Scene the Neya, st. Petcrshnfg by Noitheoa
"a Shakspere DIANA Bow aud Grl; Bronze Clock
~ DINING ROOM
erz patent ss p ana y assare rc deco
rated Dinner Set Tea Set to mach silver Casters
Tnreens Coffee Urn. Dinner and Tea Service salvers,
Spoons Cake Baskets Ia9le hnsa snele'a fa0lo oaue'y
Rosewood aud walnut Dressing Bureaus bedseads Ward
robes Commoies Armorca acc EN- suite, style OF Louis
B-Partics wishing TO attend this sno take Firth avenue
stages sixth leaving at Sixteenth street
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SHIPPIN G. NE W S

.t AIMAKAc FOR NEW YoRK-xHs
81 NOON sErs. morn -
SUN s1sfS ............ Us morn "A
Port OF New York, May 9, 1895.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TIE
n Cooperation Of The - of New York pownEout OF the
funeral ojscquics Of Lincoln requested 10 tor
wNrd the 10 the Clerk of Colnnitt 90 room ~
C.iy Hall before the l0h inst. WM. HIfChAAN. CLERK.
NEW IoRk, Nav l., lo6G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-09

IJENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau street opposite the Postofce sale Of eegan
Household Furniture French plate Mirrors rosewood Piano
fortes carved black walnut paro Sui velvet
and Administer Carpets &c. MINER & SOMERvIi4LF
will sell auction Wednesday, May TO- at loa o'clock
their salesroo Nassau street, large and eeg assert
of Household Furniture, comprising in part richly
carved rosewood Eageres black walnut parlo
Suits and black walnut marble top centre Tables
walnut oak dining Suits and extension Ia
bles, rosewood black walnut and mahogany marble tol
Washstands oak and enameled cottage Suits, Axmniste
mahogany and black walnut marble top dressing Bureaus
Warobes crled hair Mattresses feather Beds
Bosters and Pillows rosewood black walnut and mahogany
Bedseadg; Olcoths and Mang Crockery and Glassware
Kitchen Utensils &C. Also three elegant rosewood octAv
Panofores excellent and nish made BY the bes
New York and Boston makers.'
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TfENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
1 H. H. LEEDS 6 MINER will sell by auction, on Tues
day May IL O'clock in front of their store, No. 81
Liberty street, ..-,....f ..<,lLll
A BEAUTIFUL SNOW WHITE PONY, about AN hana :
high perfectly sound, kind and gentle and suit
able tor either phton Can be the Mansio
Stables Fortysccond street and Seventh
ALSO,
A BRIGHT SORREL HORSE, Of good size about yeai
old action both In harness and under the saddle fas
traveller great endunce been used by private gentle
for his particular USE
Sold want Of and to close estate
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EDWARD scHENcK, AUcMoNEER.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.

nv ORDER or THE ASSIGNEE. yl
Nv EDWARD sCHENCK, this day, 9Th Inst, at TO-
o,cIk m his saesroom liberty street. large and e
INIT assortment OF first class Furniture made for best cs
ae enoped for onyenience OF sale 2rising elegaI
rosewood Parlor Suits in brocatel black walnut do AZ
plush and reps black walnut Library ana Dning hootf
CANT ana Centre Tables walnut mahogaf
aud cnaineed Chamber Furnl ture WaIdfoosS
Turkish Lounges and Chairs Hall STANDS anu o.r
Furniture The whole comprising an elegant aneWol mr.
A. FAuiE, Assignee.
EDWARD SCHgNCK AUCTIONEER
~ ELEGANT SPAN OF PONIES AND PiAETON
BY EDWARD sUiiEECK. on Thursdiy Nay II, az s or
OF black Ponies about 10 hands eight years q ana pcraect
sound kind and gentle in every way Also the Harness ans
fhaeton. 10 DC soih without reserve
MERRY LEASE AT AUCTION--AT TIE CITY HALL
II on Monday, May 20 1873, at II O'CLOCK a. NJ, viii -
sold pubic auction. the highest bidder with adequate
security. for Term OF ten years rora the il day Of june
lease TO establish aud mantnn ferry from the bash
the foot OF Spring street. In the city Of New York. 10 Hobo
tblshcd within CJj yards north south of that point
The landing place at HoDokcn New jersey 10 be Furnishes
W 'n' p''''''e' CONDITIONS 70 iis
The conditions covenants of the lease TO be in
Corporation when may application ct the office
tseGomgroer BY order OF ne HqmsspRfiNS "a
<SEoRGE COOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. Il
tJ Liberty street-This day, ut l0I O'Clock, eiega
Household Furniture for pariors chambers libraries dni
Also rosewood octave Panofortc and one Grand fan
Ia good order 49, 80.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER
CHURCH FURNITURE
On Wednesday May TO- ut 10 o'clock. all the Church Pew
Gas Fixtures FarnltG &c. in the church corner Of Grars
and Crosby streets n - :
ms
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n A. Chiffon. AuCTT0NEER

Is. ELEOANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE.
Woop PiANo, "gILBERT BOSTON. SILVER AND
BA. Chiffon viii sell at auction on Monday May u.s.
at O'Clock at the late residence TOT H. fDcyirn Esq
Berger avenue, near North Shore road Factoryvc ali
the Furniture Of said house comprising seners assortment
rosewood aud mahogany Parlor and bedroom Furniture
superior Mattresses BRUSSELS and other Carpets Mating
Bedding &C. Sale positive Terms cash Catalogues
Office OF the Anctioneer. 80 Nassau street
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II r. Wills, AUCTIoNEER.-AUCTIoN NOTICE.
II. Continuation sale OF rich French China, at 6s Broad
Ihut " Nay IL, at n O'Clock, consisting OF Din.
ncf Tea BaGt aud Toilet Sets elegant Vases and Glass
Maya
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE. PETER A.
w De 1T Real Estate and House Asen,, 70 ~ oFnS
o'clock noon on tie premises No. cocnadc row, Snith
sresi Tho Two story aad basement frame House and Lots
the house contains nine ols, well nnshcd and newly
painted Terms on the day " sale or Of y BERT.
yxrIiL1AM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 20.
w powcry-will SELL on Saturday, I3tl INST, AZ IL
O'Clock eight good Omnbuses ~ perfect order, At AZ East
Eleventh street. suitable for country and city use.
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SECOND poARp.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, May 30 r. n
AsRss Receipts bbs The market still continues
dull, and prices we're wholly nominal
BREADsrupss.-Recepts 3ee2 bbla -FOUR soi blk.
and 727 bags meal 14oe6 bushels wheat $40 do.
corn 81 soe do OATS $50 do barley and 100 do malt
The market for State and Western nour opened active
and &C. loc higher but closed dull and heavy with the
Improvement lost The sales were quite large amount
ing in the aggregate 1900 bols State and weern
1900 do Southern and $50 do Canadian At the annexed
quotations. By auction 100 bbls Washington Mills,
extra State, sold a % S5 81 os Rye -four and corn
meal continues qaet and prices wholly unchanged
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REWARDS.

o. REwARD.-IOST on SUNDAY MORNING. A
DC small white Terrier Slut, cropped tail long
what SCARED about the face 10 the namctof Tiny
The above reward III be paid and no questions asked 70
aud Sixth avenues.
q : REwARD-LosT ON SATURDAY NIGHT, Mayo,
pa at the corner OF Third avenue and Twenty-thrd
eight months old short tail Any bringing the
same 10 above address win receive the reward.
d : REwARD-wILL RE PAID ON THE RETURN or
spO clipcal Opera Glass left In the paIquee of
the Academy o Music Saturday last Of Faust ma
tnte, by james Prentice, optician, lA broadway
OK REwARD-wILL BE PAID FOR THE POCKET
ludlow street The finder viii pease leave at the above
place No A. Goerck street. and receive the thanks OF
owner widow.
q. = REwARD.--LOST, on MONDAY, MAY AN
ND Italian Greyhound has bun head and Maltese spots
The above reward VIII be paid HIS return to 2bs west
Twentythird street
n1A REwARD-DoG LOST. SUNDAY, FROM l62
DIU Lafayette svennc, Brookyn large black and white
Dog named Di hair long and curly; head and part
long on legs tail Whoever him will get
The above. Any information thankfully received
COO REwARD-LOsT MAY G. BETWEEN THE
SZU New York and New Haven Railroad depot corner
d Fourth and Twenty seventh street and Stamford,
Copnecfcu pockotbook containing the owuers commu-
paid IL Is returned Mr. Morrison at the package office,
corner Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue.
cOS0 REWARD. LEFT HIS HONE, April. ~ w.
y NZsDO H. Oliver aged years; is about feet inches
In height smooth face small wart the chin his
nigh had dprk pants black cloth vest black overcoat
ranged KNy nionaon WIN BE- thankfully received by his
aN.otCd Ntit, ~ lVI AVi -lt1gt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

PREFERENCE OF ExrIScr TO ExTANr.
--Bulwer says, in his last number of
Blackwood 81 honor the reverence
to noble tombs too implicitly to believe
that any living great man can equal q
dead great man. A dead great man
is shrined ideal of existence a liv-
ing great man is struggling fellow
mortal"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
Sflettetl 3oetry.
NUPTIAL VERSES.

NUPTIAL VERSES.
Two souls are blended into ono,
Like drops Of crystal dew,
Two streams which long apart have run
Now the same course pursue;
Then wake my Muse my Lyre awake.
Tune up joyful note.
As sweet as comes at mornings break
From the lnnots silver throat.
Let no rude touch discord make,
To sweep the trembling string
As those mild notes of love 10 wako
Which seraph-minstrels sing;
So sing that Heavens listening ear
Shall bend to catch the strain,
And joy shall glisten through the tear
Like sunlight through the rain!
Hark in what sweet and solemn strains
The answering Lyre replies; ~
How fast the tears come tricklng down
To dim the brightest eyes
And yet the strain, il is not sad,
IT'S not Of Sorrow born,
Not happier did the young stars sing
Upon creations morn.
"Chidrcn Of love, and faith, and 10y!
Your hopes are now your life,
Your prayers are answered, go yo forth
A Husband and Wife
A Husband and Wife: ho much
Those simple words contain
The stoutost heart Of all to touch,
And make ii throb again;
How much Of veal, how much Of WOO,
OF changing hopes and fears,
How much Of life, how much Of death,
OF blended smiles and tears
"Children of Love unite your prayers,
And lift your voices up,
That God with happiness may ill
For you life's brittle cup;
It's bitter waters, be they few,
And yours be Virtues charm
To make them sweet as morning dew,
Or Gilead's healing balm.
Children Of joy go forth anew;
Your union, let 1t DO
Union to be- and love, and do
What God requires of ye-
Union in love, and hope, and faith,
In day and darkest even,
Union in life, union in death,
Union nj last in Heaven u'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

1t has been long supposed that
there was no such city in China as
Hankow, but an English captain has
recently come down from that city,
through tile Yang-Tzc, in a ship of a
thousand tons, drawing nineteen feet
of water, having ON board n full cargo
of tea. IIankow is in the centre OF
China, and its greatest tea entrepot.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

Some persons who won't consent to
see you in the morning will make
handsome amends after dinner by see
ing you twice---that is, double.
Break wornan'S heart, and she
will smilo and forgive you. Break a
joke upon her face, and she declares
war--war to the scissors.
Tho tcachers Of girls schools are
wrong to require the writing of open
letters. An unsealcd letter is almost
inevitably half untrue.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally Of herbs and roots, and
may be given at all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. Ii has been found,
by long experience, to be highly useful in the
cure of tho various diseases to which horses and
cattle arc sebject, viz; Distemper, Hide
Bound, Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains
yellow w Water, information Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also
Rheumatism, Commonly called stho Stiit
Complaint.) 1t lis also a safe and certain rem
edy for Coughs aud Colds. 1t carries off all gross
humors, and will remove oil inflammation and Co.
YER, purify the blood, loosen the skim cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part Of the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

For all articles in tho line Of Crockery, Car
pets, Bar Fixtures, Lamps, Glassware and Gene
raj Fixtures, not to bc found elsewhere or to bc
found elsewhere, call on t
25O AKIN A BABCoCK.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
Groceries and Provisions.
PETER KRAMER

HAvING opened n now Grocery and Provis-
L il ion Store on Water Street, Sd Ward ID
corner above Fishers Stave Mill, will keep con-
stantly on hand full supply Of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE,
&C. which he will sell at the same prices as sold
vt tho down town establishments.
East Saginaw, Sept. Y, 1864 2C6