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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
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The Commercials money article says
The principal movement in railroad stocks is in
Erie. which is still in very active demand. There
is a feeble speculative movement in Northwestern,
which w-s barely sufficient to sustain the price
Five-TwOnties are 1s@4c better ten-forties
rose 1Ec, and seven thirties are 1so higher There
is a moderate demand for ~hvt-twenties from for
eign bankers, supposed to be tor shipment. There
are Indications that some Of the foreign bankers
are buying up old fve-twenties in anticipation Of
orders from abroad at higher prices
In foreign exchange there is very little demand
fer sight bills, the bulk of transactions being in
sixty days. Prime bankers commercial bills arc
more sslcable, but have not yet reeO yerei their
usual currency, prime bankers sterling sixty
dayt pass at lO9A@lO9A.
The supply Of money is still largely in excess of
the demand, aud very little il wanted by stock
brokers beyond a few leans in Erie. The rate on
call loans is generally 8 q cent, with exceptions
at 5 3 cent. There Is more demand for paper at
current rates, in prospect ola still easier market,
aud prime is taken at sol Z cent, the tendency
favorins sellers.
Gold is again rather frmer, owing to the scIrc-
ity produced by speculative holders aud q liberal
demand for custom duties.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

FRoN CLEvELAN D TO MEDINA BY Rail
A committee appointed by the Board of
Directors of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad to meet at Seville fer the purpose
of examining a proposed line from thence,
by way of Medina, to Berea, thereby afford
ing a transit for travel and freight north
ward for the counties of Wayne, Ashland
and Medina, finished the duty imposed, on
Tuesday last, and will report to their Board,
at Meadyille, early in July.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

For rev styles of Ladies', Misses and
Chldren's Caters. &c, go to
Gaylord & Ensworths.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

SOLDIERS TAX NOTICE.-SOldlers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF "Free Claim Bgen-
ey I" in another column. may29
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

Dried ~ApPIes-Quiet. Held at IT9Iso and
pay for packages.
Dried Peaebes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 25o quarters, 1sc.
P~Otatoes-In more request. Sales 2 cars
PeachblOws at sI,25 per bu 100 bbls mixed at
SIPS Per Dbl.
Lake Fish-In good demand and firm
No. 1 Whit fish $50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $780,
Picksrel, 80. I, ss,OO9s,2 5; Trout s7,25i Her
ring, large, $3.50.
BsaBs-Prime white scarce and firm at s2,25
per bu; good $500.
Hay-In fair demand at SI4, 9o916, 90 for loose
from teams; s1s,Oog2O,OO for pressed.
Festhers-Prime i've geese held at s599Oc.
s~aIt-Firm- Held at s2,45 for Fine and $3.50
for coarse OnondagA Saginaw s2,45.
Tau0w-Steady and firm. deId at IO%9IIo.
Water LaE8c-In fair demand and firm st
500 for Akron and Oswego.
White LINEN good demand at 81, IS per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
RIaster-PoweI's land plaster firm At sI2. 90
9 :on At Mill. CaIeined 500 . Dbl.
HOPs-stea5y at 4537co for New Tork, hichi-
gan and Ohio.
HaIf-Bsrley Malt steady st q, 1901, 80 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Ale n POrter-ws quote So follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock S1J,OOGI4,OOi Ken
nett sls,o 90; PAls Dream SIl,ooi Porter s12,OO9
1890.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

All the latest styles of Boots, Shoes and
at the very lowest prices, at
Gaylord & Ensworths,
2O2 Superior st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

MISsrRELs.-Skif L Gaylord's celebrated
minstrels gave a very fine entertainment
at Brainard's Hall last evening to a good
house. The solos and choruses were good
and we'll received. The jokes were mostly
new, and there was no part undeserying of
high commentator. The Musical Voy-
age" accompanied by panoramic scenes,
was excellent, as were also the dances.
They give their closing entertainment this
evening.
RUNAwAY-Rather a novel runaway &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon, being no moro
or less than the team attached to one of the
East Cleveland cars. The horses took
fright, neal Atwater block, from the I'M
hitching of a trace and ran up to Bank
street pretty lively. where the car left the
track and the fractions team was stopped.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Metcalfs Rheumatic Liniment, in the
Special Notice column, third page. The
agent of DR.. Metcalf is now in town, i'm
parting information to the public in regard
to this liniment by distributing 10000 cir
culars.
How can you save from fifty cents to five
dollars easier han by buying a pair of
Boots, Shoes, or Caters, of
Gaylord & Ellsworth,
iuna2O.297 col SuDerior street.
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Ladies, Misses, and Children's Caters at,
Gaylord & EnswOrths.
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REGISTER.

~ Citizens wis hing conveyance to either OF The
above Trains or Bspts, will To called for by Cosshss
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, leo Superior street, OPP
posite the Weddell House. mSyl5
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HOOP SKIRTS,

ooununity WILL not be deceived 20 dssl
Eith these Who make FALSE PBETESsTONS.
The only way TO sape VOar sPs n1hs IL BY proTt
ding ysurselves with \ pair OF gOOdspsctseles which
can only he obtained At the old established and vel
Known Optical Institute Of Mr.. SOL0A0HS0E's,
10 Srperior street, Eader the American.
81 Beware Of t~rtvslsrs claiming TO be Mr., Solo
gonson or Lis Age1L oelz
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New YORK Market-Janea 20.

CorroN-Dun. sales at S7939e for m~iddling.
ELOUR-5d IOc better for sOunJ extra state, for
pretty much all ether kiGds NJ decided change.
Sales at 81, 1895 for extra state; IS. 9OglO 90
for extra round hoop Ohio, SlO,O5Gl3,T5 Tor trade
brands. Closing qriet.
wH1sKY-Quiet. Sales at 1926 for western.
WHEAr-Quiet and firm.
Sales at S2.35 for prime No l Milwaukee; 1925
for prime white western.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dul1-
BARLEY MALT-Uul.
CORS-ITregular and unsettled, opening heavy
afterwards, then becomi s a little hrmer, closed
dull and l92c lowe:, with an active export de-
msnd.
GALES at sI@sso for unsound mixed western;
s6%@SSc for sound do, closing at s6H9s7c for
prime shipping.
for new western.
CoYTEE-DulI. Sales o. Ri, l9G23c-
~SUGAR-Dul. Sales Of Cuba At l16I14c.
MoLAssEs-Firm Sales Of Porto Rico at 1885.
PETROLEUM-bull.
Sales at 14Hc for crude and sa9lOo for refined
in bosd.
~PoRK-0pened frmer bat closed heavy.
Sales At s3l, 9O932,3I for new mess, closing
at S3l, 90 cash; SO, tO9SO, o. tor old mess. 81, IS
d26.5O for prime. Also 500 barrels new mess
for July and August, sellers and buyers option,
at 3 2.25@33,OO.
BEEF-SteAdy.
Sales at sl6,OO@21, so for new plain mess and
S2I 5O92I, so for new extra mess.
BEET HAHs-DuI.
Cur MKATs-Stsady.
Sales at IH49l5Hc fer shoulders, and 17S
zoe for hams.
~BACoN-Quiet.
LAKD-Heayy. Sales at Ish@224c.
BUTIER-Quiet. sales at 20g33e Tor Ohio, and
25d4Oo for atate.
OHEEsE-Quiet Sales At sage.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOOL-Decidedly frmer.
Corn 4A95d per sail; Cd per steam.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-BENEFIT OF Mr..
LEv1s.-The largest house that we have
seen at the Academy during the present
season was assembled last evening, to testi-
fy their appreciation of Mr.. Lewis talent
as a comedian of rare merit. The plays
were well chosen, being Peoples Lawyer
AID "Quiet Family" In the former Mr..
Lewis appeared as Scion Single, a charac-
ter in which he has but one successful
rival. Everything passed off in the most
pleasant and agreeable manner. Mr.. Lewis
of course very funny, and received en-
thusiastic rounds of applause. The latter
play was made attractive by Nj. Lewis,
Mr.. Ellsler, Miss Hewitt and Miss Morris.
This evening Mr.. Lewis makes his last
appearance. Monday evening Mr.. Hudson,
whose industry is worthy of all commenda-
ton, takes a benefit. "Ten Nights in a
Bar-room" and a splendid farce constitute
the bill.
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON-
n

C0NGkESSloNA Ill COA-
VEHTION.
CLEVELAND, June 9, 1866.
Pursuant to a resolution passed by the District
Congressional Committee, the Union Republican
voters Of the ls'b Congressional District of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties Of CuYahoga, Summit
aud Lake, are requested to meet at their usual places
Of holding elections, on Saturday, July 18th, at Il IL
O'clock, ?. M, to elect Delegates tot the District Con-
v%enti1n, which viii be held st Br9tnard,s Hal,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, ls66, at II
o'clock in the morning, for the purpose Of nominating
one q ngressman, ana for doing such other business
As m ay he brought before the Convention.
Zach County under the apportionment agreed
upon, vii be entitled to one delegate tor every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox al the last State
election, and one Tor every fraction OF nifty or up
ward. This will entitls the Counties to the follow
ing number Of Delegates
q
sr
u
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties is entitled TO is as fol-
follows
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NEW STYLES or BUCKLES JUST
~ rscslVOd ~ 0oHLEs'
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LAKE.

By the oder Of the District Congressional Com
mittee of the 18th Congressional District OF Ohio.
JOHN c. GRANNlS, Chairman.
W. T. FOGG, Secretary. Junell;33O
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a For Evening Edition News
see inside.
- For Morning Edition News
see outside
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WARTS,

TANTED-A few boarders can be acoommo-
w dated At % Seneca street. leSe3S
SITUATION WANTEU-For n Travelling
= Agent Address L. M, Post Onlce, Cleveland,
Ohio Ju1eAE3A
TANTED-Salesmen, Book-keepers, Profession
w al Men, aud others. 70 sell SartaIn's great
National Engraving OF " Lincoln and His Family,
oopied from Waugh's celebrated painting. Price
s. IS; Artist Proofs so. Sales immeDSe- Referen-
ces required Apply TO or address c. u. VAN
NORTWICK, over 3 Monument Square, Cleveland,
Ohio. le56Sb
WANTED-A good Nurse 10 lsarn to attend
w Electric Baths. and q good kitchen girl ABBY
at % kinsman street. yez632
UTANTED-A Partner With sl,5OO or $1,000 cap
" ital, to invest in a well established and profit
sbie business, in a good location. Call at As Pitts
burgh-st. ye55.e7o
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N, Y. Money aarEetLJnne 20.

EONET-Easy at q per cent. for call loans.
STERLING ExsHASGE-Quiet, at lUS9lO9.
GoLD-Firmer, opening at I5s4, advancing II
1915, and closing at l54%.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
LOCAL NOTICES.

New patterns o coin silver chains just re-
ceived at Burt & Dare's. je5O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

A few new styles of ladies' and gents
purses, porte-monnaies and memO-andums,
at Burt & Dare's. je3O
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Cleveland Wholesale Hsrket

FRIDAY Evening, June %, 1885.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Bail from this port to New York and
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Farewell night Of our Favorite Oomsdlah'
MR.. JAM LEWIS

THE JEST BILL OF THE sEAsON-
~ nsEformaucs wi com Henoe with the great
Drama o. tie
PEOPLES LAWYER
AMER which the h, -hly s7cces'ful Faree0f the
oUIEr FAMILY
Mr.. BaTn2by Bibbs..-..-..
To conclude with Mr- Lewis
ROBRgr MACAA NJ
re- Monday Benefit Of Gco. 3. HudsoA
E5- Great preparations for tn, Fourth Of.
performances afternoon aud evening" Z
e. In preparation-'The Sea Of Ice an
% our MmLnaI EIi.rd.'
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RnnaIO Market-June 20.

F~LoUR-Quiet.
WHEAr-searce, firm and quiet Sales Of No. 1
92,S).
CoRS-Firm. Sales at 7Ic for No. l Chicago;
zoe Tor No 2, with moderate sales buyers freeiy
OArs1D1il. Held at 44c for No. / Ch-csgo; &c
@47c for Milwaukee.
RTE-Held Chicago at 0Oc; Milwaukee sI,OO.
BARLEY-NOminal.
P~ORK-sales at So, 5O933 90.
LARD-2214c.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
CANAL FKEIGHTs-TO New York Com E9
1919. To Albany: Corn 129l2kei wheat I5c.
Chicago MarEet-June 20.
FLOUR-Aetive.
wHEAr-QaieT. Sales at sl,7s6I.7f for No I,
At opening, but closed nominal at sl,n9l,72Hi
6oEs-Flrm; Sales at 5l4S55Hs for No. !; ard
29AG3Dc for No. 2.
PkOyIsIONs-Quiet.
HIGHwISEs-Dull.
PORK-S32,0 0G32,25-
EEEIGHTs-ACtive
REcEIPTs-Flour 4 500 bbls.; wheat IL 800 bu.;
corn lsO,OOO bu.i oats I2.O0 bu-
SHIPdENTE-FlOur 800 bbls.; wheat &c. 600 bu;
corn $4,000 bu.; oats 10000 bu.
Milwaukee Market-June 20.
FLoUR-Du,.
wHEAr-Firm. No. 1 held s3,ol.
CORN-Firni.
OATS Declined %94c.
RBCEIPrs-FlOar 2,6uO bbls; wheat 81 600 bush;
corn 5000 bush; Is, 900 bush oats.
saIPMESTs-Fiour 500 bbls wheat Sc 900 bu;
oats 1900 bu.
0sHegO Market-June 20.
FLoUR-Dull. Sales at SII,OO fer No. l spring;
2is,509l3, % for red winter; Slj,53 for XIX
WHEAr-Sales at S2,S5 for No 1 Milwaukee
club, which is above the views Of buyers
OEN-HOminai. Sale5 at HG7tc for No. l
Illinois.
UATs-Scarce and quiet.
PEAs-ScarCs
CANAL FEIGsrs-Wheat 12Hc; corn lie to New
York.
LAKE IHPoBrs-whcat IS, 500 bush; corn 32.ooo
bush.
CASAL E1PoErs-7.s Obbls -four; 5000 bu corn
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POLICE CoURT-JUyE 29TH.-Drunkenness
Joseph Lafausse and Jacob Alterton, 81 and
costs James Clayton, Robert Bell, James
Lawton and a. Mcguire. 50 and costs.
Violating Sidewalk ordinance-Vincent
Case, 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-Joseph Grant, so days TO the
Work House Ellen Reynolds, continued
till July ID.
Resisting Offcer-John Wilson and Ed.
Washington, So and costs.
observation-disclosures Carey, John Lyon
and Peter HYnes, S. and costs; James Nc
DowelI and George Bell, 50 and costs.
Assault and Battery-William Lilies, s25
and 10 days in jail; James Robinson, 81
and costs.
Lewd Behavior-Patrick WEIGH, contin-
ued till the 5th CT July.
nazt.eg fTUPerty-Wm. George, James
Ryan, George Baer and George Campbell
discharged on payment Of costs.
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OPTICAL.

b. PkRhEH, he reliable OpticiAn, still
, . continues to give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, Ne. ISIS Superior stree
johnson House Building.
~ It is to the advantage Of an, when soisI
cate 3 sense ss that Of sight Is concerned. { deal
with one ef acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pEetensions; also 9 full assortment Of Optical aEd
'uivI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
More of those Buckskin Caters, for Gen
tlemen with tender feet, just received at
Gaylord & Ensworths.

SLANG.-This is evidently the age ofslang.
The fast young man when he would drink
land that's always, asks for a "wash."
When ne would smoke he demands a
"torch." When he eats he wrestles his
hash" When he is drunk he is /" swipsey."
When he CANDLES he savings the paste
boards" When he sleeps he is "Under
the bIinks." When he steals he "goes
through " somebody. His friends are "gay
ducks no slouches," " bully boys" and
4" bricks His enemies are hits" "dead
BEATS" and "suCkers.' a good writer
Swings a nasty quill" A good dancer
G. throws himself into a dangling attitude"
A man is a " nibs," a woman ga hen"
Would it not be paying thing for an enter
prising man to get up a slang dictionary?
If we were to PROFOUND this last interroga-
tory to a fast young man, he would imme-
diately respond "you bet"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

Gaylord & Ellsworth are constantly re-
ceiving additions to their fine stock of Boots
and Shoes at 2O2 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

Look around at Gaylord & Ensworths, 2O2
Superior St, and if you don't see what you
want, ask for it.
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TaE aREAT OaIGINAL

Heaven, Sell, Chaos, the Gre
alton and Paradise,
viii now be exhibited at & .aiaHrd's Hall as exhfb-
tied in LOnfon for 80 consecutive nights, at ST q.
James Hall, to more than a hal mill II OF people.
aud as exhibited before her Ngjesty Queen YIcts-
ria, and the entire court, At Buckingham
Palace, upon which GcctsIpa her Majesty was
pleased to b-s;ew upon rhs proprietor a cistin-
guished mark ot her royal BFprob ttiOn by pre-
sentins him SIth Il m tSu.d-cnt diamond ring.
In order that at Glasses OF people may have an
opportunity ofwitnessins this wonderful exhibi-
ton, the prieeGf
Admission is Reduced to 25 Cents.
admission to Matinee, al parts OF the hail---.25c-
oNHuteH -----
Doors open in the evsGinS at ~ O'Clock; C M
mercs at 81. Doors Op=n to Matines at : con-
msDce at 3.
Ths elegant organ u'ei az orr exhibitions i- one
Of AessIs- George A Prince q Co = celebrated au-
tomato Organs. ordsTsd Expressly for our purpose
from their extensive manuiact ~. Euaa!O. y Y.
A NJ BORLAND, Manager.
+ = Agent. je3O.,2T
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

On NEws.-The following advices
from Potrolia, @. w. are of late date
and undoubted reliability. They are
from private correspondent who is
"posted." He says -" Badly No. l
is now the best well here, pumping
steadily about 70 barrels per day
This we'll is few rods west of the
Cook flowing well. Mackay's deep
well is pumping finely now, about Is
barrels per day think, and steady at
that. Thompson's No. has increased,
it must be nearly so barrels. No. Z
is not perfectly tubed yet. and has
only six horse power Engine, but it
would be as good as No. ! if it had
the same tube and Engine, as it is, it
is comfortable thing to have. I
think 20 barrels,-the truth is good
enough, this last well is the 200 bar
rels one of the papers. Crescent No.
s has splendid show, but they are
still drilling to reach the lower vein.
They have taken some 20n barrels out
from the upper vein / am told. There
are three or four other good wells,
among them that Of the Jackson Co.,
but have not been to see them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

New BANK AT SAGINAW CRY. Mil
Ter, Braley & Co. have opened a new
bank at Saginaw City, occupying tenn
porarily the Office formerly used by
Newell Barnard. The firm we learn
from the Herald, consists of Harry
Miller, an old and experienced banker,
who has brought large amount of
capital from the East, and is identify
ing himself with the interests of the
Valley; Mr.. A. +. r. Braley; who is
well known to our citizens as thor
ough business man and a gentleman,
and VIM. M. Miller, who stands de-
servedly high in the same category.
The firm has the solidity and capac-
ity requisite for first class financial
concern. as well as n Generons allow
ance of popularity based upon the
intrinsic merit of all its members.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21
'oil---The Spangler Well---water &c.

A correspondent writing from Pc
trolia, G. w. under date Of Tuesday,
Feb. 10Th, says =" l have been to
Saginaw and Canada No. l, to-day.
They are having little difficulty the
collars on the pump.tube are too large
for the hole, and have to be Clipped
off, and in cleaning out the reamings
thAy drilled n short distance dAnra~
The oil and large water vein lie very
close together, and they evidently have
dropped into the latter, at all events
there is great overflow Of water to-
day, and but little oil with it Mr.
Spangler apprehends no difficulty in
plugging it, and will do so as fast as
possible. My faith is not diminished
in its yet being fair we'll 1t is 4S5
feet from the surface, 81 feet to the
rock. The upper vein was struck at
368, and the second 440 feet, and the
last great show 4S0 feet from the
surface. The last five feet produced
the water that is now troubling them.
/ hope they may tube it off in day
or two and i then will write you again.
This water vein is great source Of
annoyance; if you once tap it it is diff
ficult to control. The Mackay well
has had serious time shutting it off,
and has just recently partially sue
ceeded. The Fairbanks we'll pumps
q tremendous volume with but little
oil comparatively, still they have
paying well as it is. Crescent, No 6,
probably pumps 800 barrels of water
for 8 barrels Of oil. The Dunn well
which is 200 feet below the vein or
$50 in all, has baffled the owners en-
tirely, and Mr.: Dunn thinks of aban-
doning it and sinking another well on
the same lot. The location of this
vein of water is now pretty definitely
fixed, and those drilling in the future
can judge with tolerable degree of
certainty when and where to stop
short Of it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21
j ANUAR / see.
11,,lM
GOING IVES

During this month trains will leave Holly, as
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21
I" Why so pale and wan,
Eonl Iover
Prithee. why so pale 7,'

Prithee, why so pale Z"
The institution you seek has only, in
order to extend its area Of usefulness,
gone little way up town. :" 1t is
not lost, but gone before" the spring
trade opens; gone to the palace of the
radient 'front.' Everett Block, Genesee
Street. There you will find thoss
fast friends Of al people of good taste,
STEVENS, Pool & Co., and there will
you find among a labyrinth of textile
elegancies "tco numerous to mention"
the wherewith to propitiate he most
of the gentle sex. Fair
women and brave men all buy their
Dry Goods Of STEVENS, Pool & Co.,
who have lately removed to Everett
Block, Genesee Street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

PIoNEER's BALL, at the Everett House
on the 22d, though not quite as fully
attended as its predecessors, was
decidedly pleasant affair. The COM
pany enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent till the "wee sma' hours :" the
supper was the very elimination of
excellence in the art d'cmsme; no better
was ever spread on like occasion in
this Valley. An interesting episode
in the proceedings was tho presenta-
ton of beautiful silver trumpet by
Pioneer Fire Co. No. Of this city, to
Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co. No. of
Port Huron which was represented
by the Foreman Mr.. E. TwIss, in re-
turn for courtesies shown at the late
Tournament 81
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

In LUcK.-At the distribution of
paintings by Godfrey, Dean & Co. in
Detroit few days since, +. g. CASEY
Esq, Proprietor of the st. Nicholas
Restaurant in this city was the lucky
recipient of the following:
Landscape, Scottish Glen, by ]. j..
Goodison, $50.
Dogs Breakfast too Hot, 1925.
Both splendid pictures. Mr.. Casey
intends to bring them hero and will
in few days give our citizens the
benefit of free exhibition thereof
at the st. Nicholas.