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East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

A Paris letter gives a very
amusing account Of the method adopt
ed by Batty in tanning lions. He
gets lion and keeps him in a state
of starvation for four days; and when
the beast is in the extremity of hun
ger throws him Hungarian jacket a
regular full dress Magyar costume,
with lots of frog, embroidery and
buttons. The starving lion rnshes at
it, tears it and worries it, and finally
bolts it. Then comes indigestion; and
then, when the king of the forest has
headache, heartburn, and is generally
shaky and seedy, Batty appears in
another costume just like the ind,gesta
moles: and Leo shakes his head and
turns tail From that moment he is
a conquered lion, and learns to lick
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East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

Together with full as.ortment pertaining 10 the
line. Orders Ny mall promptly attended 10.
''''," 90 WARD s0UTHwIcK,
Sole Agents for Manufacfsaxrs.
East Saginaw, April 2, 1866. n3<s
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

EI-I believe that no decision can
be found anywhere in any civilized
community holding that an er- -post. .tatto
enactment, declaring, by mere for6e
Of the law, that a past transaction
should be guilty OF guiltless, had any
force at all except as il forfeited mar
tial law or operated upon districts
who're civil law was not in force.
,odiiThe above is an extract from late
speech by the new Republican Senator
from Vermont, Mr.. EDxrsDs, upon
-ihe bill then before the Senate, in re-
gard to the illegality and oppression
Of military and civil officers during
the last four years. His remark was
zcorrect, butneesrtheiess the monstrous
and unheard-of enactment passed the
Senate by nearly a strict party vote.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

1t is evidently the determination of
tho democrats and conservatives who
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri faeias issued
- out of the Circnit Court for the Countyof
Saginaw. State of Michigan, and TO me directed
against the goods and chattsls, lands and tene-
ments Of Henry White, / did on the first day Of
March, A. ID. 1856, levy upon and take all the
right, title and interest Of said Henry White in
and 70 the following described property TO wit
:" Lot number four (4), in block eighty.two (e2).
and the house thereon, and lot number one a.,
In block number one hundred and sixty-six (l66)
all in the city Of Saginaw, in the division thereof
south Of Cross Street, In the County Of Saginaw,
and State Of Michigan" and all which shall
expose for sale at public auction as the law directs
10 the highest bidder at the front door Of the
County Court House Of Saginaw County, in the
city Of Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan, on
Saturday the 18th day Of May next, Mt ten o'clock
A. N. Of that day, to satisfy the amount Of said
writ wit costs and expenses Of sale.
JESSE H. QUACKENBUsH,
Sheriff Of Saginap County.
Saginaw, March "a, 1866. n347-7w
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02
Plank Road Assessment Notice.

A 4 A MEETING Of the Directors Of the Essi
~ Saginaw, Nassar and Ssnilsc Plank Road
Company, held on the lst day OF May, 1866, the
following resolutionos passed Resoired Tha,
assessments are hereby made on each sharsof the
Capital Stock Of the East Saginaw, vassar and
Sanilac Plank Road Company, and payable at
the Office Of James l.. Ketcham, Treasurer Of said
Company, in the city Of East Saginaw, as follows;
Two Dollars and fifty cents on the llth day Of
June, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty cents on the
2Sth day Of June, 1866, Two Dollars aud City
cents on the 10th day Of July, 1866, Two Dollars
and fifty cents on the 18th day Of July 1866,
Two Dollars and fifty cents ON the 10th day Of
August, 1866, Two Dollars sud fiftv cents ON the
25th day of August, 1866, Two Dollars aud hfty
cents ON the 10th day Of September, 1866, Three
Dollars and Seventy I've cents on ths 25th day Of
September 1866 .auuar .il4
lffaic MORGAN L. 8AGE, Secretary.
Eas, saginaw, May, I'd, 1866,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

70 BIBLES of peculiarly neat, desirable
and seryicable styles ut the New Stationery
Store Bliss Block. ~ g-ah .3alsle
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02

Brownlow says he isn't afraid to side
with Congress against the President.
He never was afraid TO do wrong
thing. ~
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

.c Book OF COMMON sPntYER, in clea,
and beautiful print Russia, flexible and other
styles % binding.a very choice se,cction, NJ Inc
New sfa,imery Store, Bills Block orr
Z 81 1-e 3 ia-ty ~ ~ G.Fnrp. Lrws.
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lRnTr.mOagbaVVNtE9 T1AVii,iRo

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at CO.
jumhuqs Qhiod On and after Monday, Nov. 10, ,ise6
Trains VII run - followshT f isan i8gogtsOq
sdttIe HHiaEni a dsOOIuHn bAs a xenia M fER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03
J yEIrr.. NATURALIZATION 81 nIen n 3. /. !.

,sAti English writer ADVANCES few sug-
gestions on this subject that may be worth
dOnningS over Hebsays Granting ait TO
BB4statementin in some measure founded on
fact. that the homes of the geilvsirTitqbIe, do
not present q the vivid attractions for it's
members that the domestic circle does for
tfie'maiotity OF mankind, we think that 1t
may be worth while 10 Inquire whether
this stature is entirely owing 20 the rowing
and ambitious nature OF the one party to-
marriage contract, or whether, some re-
speets, the other may not also be open to
aerusation of failure in duty. Itseems 70
us thlt when womaii who has been mar
rlel Tor love fails to make her home attrac-
tive, it is much more frequently she who is
toblane rather than her husband. For at
least, there is love to begin with, and that is
agreat item toward the possibility of per-
manent comfortable housekeeping. There
comes time, however, II seems to us-we
desire not t0dogmatise, but simply TO state
matters OffobservatiOn--whe awife runs
great risk of degenerating into simple
honsekeeper,. possibly q nurse and houses
Keeper. A woman who marTiPs man of
intellectual pursuits does, we acknowledge, |
run this risk more than one whose husband |
Is in business OF a purely material kind. |
Tse husbands intellectual development |
neoelsuily goes on; the wife appears 20
stagnate, either from want of power in |
herself or from want of effort on her part.
II the first be the reason, we can but pity
the woman who issounequally matched
aud console ourselves with the adage about
marriages. being made in heaven, though it
is difficult to see how such Inference could
have produced so lamentable conclusion.
For the husband, too, we think there Is
great pity due; but this is precisely the
ease in which the world ''does not seem to
see It." In the second circumstances,
which occur more frequently than people
are apt to imagine, the wife, we conceive,
IS totally to blame. 1t is not difficulty, in
the first days of the new household. for q
wife to cultivate an interest in her bus-
bands pursuits. When once commenced,
this interest and participation can be easily
continued. We are sure that much of the
apparent, neglect of home by intellectual
men, arises from the fact that there they
can look forsro appreciation; and we are
equally certain that, If TO the normal at
fractions of the fresde were added the
sensible sympathy Of the home circle, no
woman, the wife of an intellectual man,
wohld have reasonable cause to complainotI
neglect, Butt We consider it weak and
that women should expect all 1
the sympathy and support to be given TO (
them, and none to be required in return.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03
AGOOd One.

During the first year OF the war, change
was scarce and some large firms were issti-
ing currency oftheir own, a farmer went
toastOre ina neighboring town and bought
some goods and gave the Merchant five
dollar hill, of which he wanted seventy
five cents back, The merchanE counted out
the amount and handed it overt to the farm
er. He took it and looked at it moment
and inquired, whats this?n "It's my
currency, said the merchant. "Wal, 'taint
good for -nothin' where / i've said the
farmer. "Very well," replied the mer-
chant 'keep it till you get a dollars worth.
and bring it to my store and will give
you dollar bill for it. "a m ,5 ,ies ~ So
The farmer pocketed the change and de-
pared. A few weeks afterwards he went
i6to'the same store and bought goods to
heamount of one dollar and seVentytflve
cents, he took out a handful of pumpkin.
seeds and passed them over TO the bier-
chant. "Why,' says the merchant, whats
this?" "Wall," says the farmer, .'this is
my currency, and when You get a dollars
worth bring it out to my place and ! will
give yopna, dollar, for it.--BeIIetos Falls
Times. .ds - il tIiupui sGo6-,lio Odas-lA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03
N b IarengCoLHnnuk. Ohio. hdenkt gs,IsGa.

III 10 iGT9nDCoLUMRUs,. Ohio August 93,IsGe.
I'VE. the undersigped. take pleasure in reaomTnend7
iPg f. tbS BYYI6G 4 5he Eq{9NTRIBE,T9E S0NgBBJ
HALL lASSOClATIO The erection ofa Pe6!
ple's Hall, such rs is cOntemp Ated .has teen de-
sideTatum for many years and the redpe at large as
we'll as al true lovers of the divine art of Music
are equally deeply interested In the iaudable'
noble object tho managers have iu view and should
feel greatly Obliged to them for the practicable, egt-
personally acquainted with the partes c0nnodttd
with this Assoclatlon we feel waanted 10 say, that
their well bed standing lor orintegrity and rer
sponsibifty offers asure guarantee that tho enter
prise wall he faity and hOBor6Dly conducted. We
therefore trust, that their Efforts may DO rewarded
and the speedy success Of their undertaking insured
by(ayari1 and dgenerous-patronage onthepart oftho
JD'CoE, Governor of Ohio .l. .'l.
James Vi Godman, Auditor OF State. d'''i H'.
William Il smith, Secretary Of State. ~ J. -I.l
SIS Wsrner. Treasurer of State ~
w West, Attorney General Of Ohio. -.
81 KCoMan, AdJntant General OF Ohio, and Chair-
man Union State Central Committed. ssa1isud
y w Il Day, QuarteEpsster General Of Ohio. l,,i,.
X Taylor, Chief OF the Bureau of CLAIMS 'ih"
Thomas Spdfryw, q NJ Of Masons Of 'Ohio.f 'na
Yo.sVS aTh6seSG, 6eSGa1 i : a y Of 09 EocIa r7s
James G Buii, Mayor of Columbus. ,.oi''-i2. ?
Luther DopaIds3G, President City Council 9"s
Me bers Of the City COunciLih IVA VTg4slT I'll
gGTbompgpn. Chairman Hsinoeratic s. C Com. h
james n q6h1S, Editor Journal. 1870 EiiG,5 i,1
hInat udh man, btiliOf OhiO NtdteSnhn. f.iit t'
Wm DeunisOngate Postmaster GeperalIuug lsio
n Ii Swayne, Judge Of Supreme Court of U s. III
George NJ Parsons. "n
A G Thurman. N rD0DEs g~ei qTTk'
,GssomlSSss n II WtIpg;S&,ySyfmas 10 rom Il s1gfT
John GMithelfI1j nfnI yla-Gi faAlt salggI
JulipsJ WpobJ Postmaster. 5uxs4I .s1oIgdI
BF F,AlaEtin, Collector Internal Reyenue.i sr,,
'bsnkets and business men generally. ..tt
,-'TI6kEfs for sale by John SeltzeT, Music Store,
yseRt131dSw9Od-oc iI'. 1IlW 0ooE 0ElUb
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Showing tho arrival and departure Of trains At Co
rsiss WI Yn1o Sno y 1 eS6 .ssr Monday Hov sssO
.'1 80
fl;n.;nnaH t,. s.nst III AssxSM
CincippaH, DAYTON, Rich - - - s-"'p'-f-a
wond lndisnapoIis, and n. ,tt, ,o,, MIA
'Sprlnsneld' Sireieyiiie and o.on,,
s; snnncss,g;r 'i..,s..s. 3D. oN" Am. S;sob. MI
NsnN.l3lStt,i. ,HnyWn. pIixvpT hi Ht ~ Ii91hhpa
mon mend, ipnIshnnssp2Ils. Isnnsp VpiT alSD0s,0os nj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03
!T4IlE !i,l!.I p iIF.ARTIICUI.AR. -NoTII!tiiC71E. II!tii71
YOg1NG MEN

Who have injured themselves hya certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil compani6ns, Or at school, the ieffectsf of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and. fnot
cured renders marriage impossible, and DESTROYS
both mind and body. should apply Immediately.
What a pity that soung than, the hope bf, HE
country, thdpride Of hsnarents. sheud be snRtched
seatence OF deyatng from the path Of nature, snd
ipdhlihg ina certain secret habit Such persons
rnust, ,btfore puntemplating .r yFrg0 10 gVfl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03

= n Bsgssees checked through to Nek fSrk aHa
SSSsGP via GsHsls9f rso to Phadelphia and
Iff f,S,,t,Ff !, E,y.yS, g4ra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-03

uM per o. e5a y y 81 bui lens; On Isl
ONE CONTRADICTION TO EVERY FOUR
''f 'lsa9 ''i, }TlCKBFSl Ii,nD -'I7.n '7 9H
THE GtsATUrTOUs USE SF, THE
Il PE0PIES HALL Is hereby pledged to the
people at afse for their State ooilvent ons and
other Sttte ASSOCIATIONS; to- Grand 3Iodges Chsri.
table Stale associations. and to such artists and
Musical Societies as viii take the lead in assisting
the Asstciation toconduet the enteiprise to suc-
cessful issue. ipJ1yT5ifI
The Managers therefore. take pleasure, in solicit
ing for the SHINE The generous patronage Of the pub
hc and ieel GInfdent that rs tA are equal litter
ested in tae lendRbe object thereby cpheuiplat led
all viii also ,eqqa!ly Interest tbemsegs ntho hqn7
orsbe ln legitimate mode proposed FOR It's Attain
ment; ilnDbil orders by Insil STAMPS must be in
clos d for return postage. .Nsfs47rH nl3d aBa|
CQmnetept Agents wanted in everycty aud town,
in the state, TO wnoln Hber cOnhiission viii he
allowed. Good references required. Remit all
moneys by Express, draft, Postfhoe 0gtery Oin reg
iseed letters and address all communications to the
COLUMBUS PEOPLES HALL ASSOC
'..' ''N Colutnbus Ohio.
Otto Dresel, President. John Stltzer, S6cretaryg
Joseph falkenbach, Treasurer. p W. j.. Oonger,
Oouelal II ASSHtt sra f..sH ... a.s.-r.r.
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SPEAKING oon the influence or female
society Thackeray says :sisAlI men who
avoid female society, have dull perceptions,
and are stupid 0r have gross tastes, and re-.
volt against what Is pure.nr .boaHhds0a tiIs1t
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.sbeis TIE AIMS.
.RAfEs oF ADVERTIsiNc.

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usqhafe. "a tilt ,,,.. ~, n..in ril al
Rof each fnseftion. per square, rs cents 9al
NotiUesof Deaths, 60 cents. . il 'sflAd yl1 p 3
eEoticssOf Marriages. so cents. q tsif9 sis aiiS
nefni0ua Notices 80 oentgl suri .iG DOB tNl p, ~
sAdtsrtisements inserted every other day, every
third day, and once sweek. will becharged elOOpef
enth hre each Insertion 70 5i1 so etu@h9l HSu ,tNI
fllusines Notices m Local column, 20 centsperllne
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~ iliWl - 9lli WEEKLY ~ 7 80 .,g
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No NOticeess than e100, - y, 4. u, ~. VI
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NT All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
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Wise hey will not appeal in tie paper. This rule
vii be tigidly adhered TO 10 AL cases. There will be
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I ynRgIEOEHNaTON.a

Member OF the Royal College df Sdfpe6ns, I6RdSh,1
Graduate pf3on9 of the tnosteminent COLLEGES In the
United States, and the part of whose lite has
been pet Ia the hospitals of London, Paris, Phils
dephia Ad elsewhere has effected soIne Of the mos
astonishing enres that were ever known !: manyl
asleep gres nervousness, being alarmed at sudde1
sounds, ashfunes, with frequent blushing, attend!
ed sometimes with dermgethentof nind, were curei
naAi at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

fifteen days hard labor, subject to order OF Post
Commander.
United States us. Lot Gadsdpn and Jas. Meyers
(cOloredl. Attempt to Broak House.-Privs tes
QUINN and CoHNELI.Y, policemen, testified thut
they saw the prisoners under very suspicious cir
cumstances, lettering near tho corner of Columbus
and Hanover streets. Mrs. MCGUIRE, who keeps a
store at tho corner, heard noiso and struck n
light, when tho men jumped over tho fenco and
got away. The police afterwards arrested tho
mon and found r cold chisel on them. Tho Court
sentonccd them to pay so each, Or thirty days
hard lab r on tho streets.
United States us. Bill Mason (colored) ).-Assault
and Larceny.-The defendant, about P. NJ. on
Tuesday evening, slipped into Mr.. WALKER's sta
tionory store, corner of Market and Meeting
streets, and was about to slip of with box OF
ink, when detected by tho porter. Ho was seized,
and the ink taken away, when be took mp brick
and struck tho porter behind the ear. The Court
found tho prisoner guilty, and condemned hin, to
paw $50 fine, and to bo put at hard labor OH the
streets for sixty days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
Let us be Merciftll to Ourselves.

The physical structure Of tho strongest human being
is vulnerable whore. Our bodies are endowed by
nature with certain negative power which projects
them, to some extent, from unwh oesome irhuences;
but this protection is imperfect and cannot be eaey
relied Oh in unhealthy regions under circumstances
Of more than ordinary danger. Therefore, It is wis
dom, it Is prudence. 1t is common sense to provide
against such contingencies by taking antidote in
ADVANCE in other wordn by forfying the system with
course Of HOsTETrER's hTOMAOH BITTERs, the
most complete protective against eli the epidemic and
endemic malades that has ever been administered In
any country. AS remedy for Dyspepsia, there is no
medicine that viii compare with it. Whoever suffers
the pangs Of indigeson anywhere the face Of the
earth where HosrETTERs BITTERs be procured does
40 voluntarily; for surely Truth exists this In
valuable Tonic and Alternative would restore his disor
dered somaoh to healthy condition. To tie BIl,oua Il
10 aso especially recommended, and In cases Of oon.
frmed Constipation It affords speedy and permanent
relief In Canada the WeBt frdieB and Australia the
Bters rank above all other medicines OF the onss and
tho demAnd for he in all foreign countries increases
evsry season, August
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1~6s.
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION LII THE CITY.
a q z N II 8.

The following are the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
ing Agent.
Roy. COLIN MURoaIsoN, oonoral Travelling and
Collecting Agent
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stationers,
Columbia, s. O.
Captain ". E. EARLE, Greenyile, 8. G.
Col. j. ]. RYAN, Barnwen, q. u.
2. NJ. TRIMMER. Spartan Once, spartanburg, s. @
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
O. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford p o., Madison CO., Fla.
PATRICK & HUVEY, Macon, Georgia.
R. A. MCKNIGHT Unionville.
J. Y. q. WILLIAMS Clinton, 8. G.
J. 4. ALLEN. Chester O. H., g. O.
JOSEPH II. SEARS. "New sonsh," Hilton Head.
". q. LANCE, Grahamville P. o. Beaufort 8. O.
B. F. BRADFORD. Waterboro', 8, C.
Il. l.. DARR. Sumter, g. O.
Trad. O. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, 6. 9.
!. T. HERsHMAN. journal Office" Camden, 8. @.
J. NJ. BROWN "southerner Office" Darlington, g. O.
u. M. QUINN BRO. Augusta,
!. n. ESTELL Savannah. Ga
IsAAO DAVEGA, Agent In New York.
Mr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 7O8 Broadway, New York,
sas always the latest dates of tho DAILY NEws as he
Goes OF all the other principal Journals Of the country.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Real Estate.
BY WILRIIR & SnN.

Real Estate.
BIZ WILBUR & SON.
At Private Sale
trout ny l60 feet in depth.
HOUSE AND LOT. in Henrietta street north side,
ior doors from Meeting street, lot 27 by 112 feet
aoUsE AND LOT, south sde Ca houn atreet thru
door east OF Smith street, SO feot on Gibbons
street by 105 feet in depth.
HOUSE, AND LOT north side Of Bogard street. fhirss
door west OF st. Philip street. 35 front by LEG fen
deep. ~ ~ As'
HOUSE AND LOT north side OF Bull street No 10
fourth door west OF Smith street. 90 foet front by 2a
feet In Depth
Large and small sized d-sirably ni'uated DUH DIHysS
LOTS located In various parts OF the City.
For terms. &c, apply to u.s.
August t,thsa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

WE DO NOT assert that every family should be their
own physician in oil but 1t is undenable that,
with case OF HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS II,
THE HOUSE. times without number disease and sickness
may be arrested and time, money and suffering saved
This is being done by thousands and may be done by
all. See advertisement in another Column address
HUMPHREYs HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
August8 NO. 662 Bi oadway, n. Y.
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RA1N.-We had, on yesterday afternoon, a very
pleasant rain, accompanied with pretty severe
Lightning, which rendered the air of the evening
cooler and much more agreeable than it otherwise
would have been.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The steamship Saragossa, CRowEL1, from Now
York, reported yesterday at quarantine, has been
allowed to come to the wharf and discharge her
cargo, the ship being clean and healthy.
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Auction SALES.

io "''e'' N'issSe:s isT $ B.ue 3, $ho1ders Lard &c.
VIII DO SOLO, lAlh DAY OH Bown's Wharf at 10
10 barrels MoLAssEs sssESs0'F'
40 Sh ulders
20 hrtins Hpttrr
20 hrkin- Lard
Conditions cash An,u.,o
Forty Bores Che'0ing Tobacco and Ten Ba,rels
VIII bo sold. THIS DAY; on Browns Wharf, st 10
40 foxes TOBACCO, from medium to emo quality 10,
10 bbls fne Smoking Tobacco.
Conditions cash August Q
n1LLIa,N. MELcHERs & co..,
No go Venduo Range,
200 SIDES ~ '
100 Shoulders and Hams
boxes shsker Apple Sauce
boxes Apple Juice
ho1 Condensed Milk
boxes Engsn Mustard
boxes No. Family Soap
lot scrubbin4 and Backing Brushes.
uALoT OF DRY GOODS, asNrs WHITE sH 'Rrs,
Gio sms enae5s Neefss Melton
Assorted Combs, &c.
2aoLD WATCHES. 1s karat
. . Ladies', Ladies % Hold Watches. is karat
DiamoL Ring. warranted
3 Gold Watch Chains
sUNDRY ART1 LES FURNITURE
Counter Scales
Show Case
IL OAULDRONS. August
Bl0odef FWy.
by w. r. q II. Ff RYAN.
Will be sold THIS DAY 9th nst at tho north side of
the OH Custom Bouse, ut Ii O'Clock,
BAY FILLY, black maue and tail. l months old n
| most beautiful auimsI, and Of good blood
Conditions cash. August Q
BY X. NJ. MARSHALL.
6-H0RR0W 10th inst. nt Il O'Clock. will sold on
the premises No. 85 Broad street. my Office,
Tho CONTt iSof Df UG STORE
CONSISTING OF:
JARS Bottles. Walls. OF various Sizes emi Johns
Drawers Corks, ortars, and other articles
Conditions cash. Articles to DO removed day of
sale. August
Direct Ir,po,tation-Choice Muscouado Sugar.
Bf j. a. LOW Il co.
TOMORROW. 10th August. ut hafpast IL O'Clock,
"fl1 be eold on Accommodation Wharf,
80 HllDS. VERY CHOICE MU jCOYADO SUGAR.
Conditions at sale. August Q
Furniture. II rses, Vehicles. &C.. at auction.
BY SMITH d ncGtII.IVRAY.
No. ~ Broud Street, South Side, Near Stat e
Street.
Sales of FURNITURE, 60, at private residences at.
tended to at moderate charges.
Auction evsrv WEDNESDAY for HORSES, VEH ]
CLES, FURNITURE &C at half past ~ O'Clock at on
Office. hugust4
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