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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


business + dull. but the worst has been
reached. and there arc more buyers Of goods
at the reduced prices asked, thus aTre>ting
the downward tendency In some measure.
Brown shlrtings and sheetings have im-
proved IN demand. and standard sheetlngs
are "A tTifle higher. Bleached goods are also
better. the great previous reduction having
drawn out buyer. Drills are In limited de-
mand. Canton Flanncls are quiet. stripes
aud ticks are moving "A little. DENNIS are IN
moderate request. Prints, however. are only
active for the most desirable styles, and
prices are .frmer. pelanes ara I'm fair ac-
tVity, and desirable makes are "A ready sale.
CoburgS are inactive but firm. BroadclOths
are more brisk AT the recent decline In price.
CaSSimeres are very inactive. Heavy and
dark desirable qualities and styles alone are
wanted. Satinets are very DUH Flannels are
very slow Of sale. Blankets are dull and
heavy. Foreign goods are very inactive. The
impOrlatiOnS are very few, hut old stocks are
large. <oactiyitN Is expected I'LL the middle
of January. when spring goods viii tie offered,
~ which there il "A gO''d supply. silks and
French, German, and English dress goods
can al present be bought 10 great advantage
The fall In gold will affect prices favorahly 10
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The Latest News.
ny TELL :G IL A PHI.
Ry the Union Line;
nfn,,r. cnrner of Main and MonrOe streets



CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 1.-THE storm
of Yesterday continues in tull violence.
There have been no arrivals from the
East to-day. The train East last night
was abandoned at Buffalo. The pas
senger trains East, West and South,
left here this morning on time. There
il not much snow, but drifting badly.
BUFFALO. Dec. 2s.-Mercury l5'
above zero. with wind aud fine snow.
Dispatches from Albany last night
say there was severe snow storm
there, causing five railroad trains, more
or less. to bc behind time, and II IN
feared the drifts will increase. IL was
the heaviest and most severe storm
experienced for years.
The gale continues to-day, and new
drifts are forming on the roads. The
storm is the seVerest we have had for
- wears. Twenty inches of snow have
fallen. The Central train, due yester-
dsv evening. ran into "a snowdriit
west OF Albany and couldn't get out.
During the night two other trains got
there, hut were obliged To remain. The
snow j. higher than the locomotives.
This morning the passengers were re-
leased and brought TO this city, nearly
frozen. No trains We're sent on any Of
the roads since last night, and none
reached here from any quarter. Wealth
or very cold.
GoDERIcH. G. W, Dec. ga fearful
snow storm prevailed for the last two
DAYS. No trains have arrived since the
10Th, the trains being blocked near Sea
forth. The snow is three feet deep ON
the level
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-This has been
AN anxious day for underwriters and
ship owners. At Harlem row of six
houses, on Alexander Avenue, were
uuruoied. \ number of houses on
Wells Avenue were also unroOied, aud
one blown down. Loss $4,000.
The storm was very violent nj llud-
sou, every avenue To the place being
blocked by snow. Four passenger cars
were blown from the track. but with
out serious damage. No trains have
arrived from the West.
The drifts on the Boston roads are
said TO be enormous, aud ON the Hud-
son river road are great embankments.
Several trains showed under.
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ToRoNro. Dec. Sit is stated that
President Roberts forwarded thirty
i've overCOats for the jailed Fenians
here, but Judge Lynch refused them
aud said IL was a catch-penny TO draw
funds Ia the Feuian organization.
10 l. Understood that Gen. Systead
succeeds Gen. Napier in the Western
District OF Canada, OF which Toronto is
headquarters.
Weather cold. The railroads are
running regularly.
SwELr-BURG. Dec. 2S.-ln Court, Mr..
pevliu moved 10 arrest Judgment IN
the case of Michael Crowley, but the
application was refused, and be was
sentenced 10 be hung on the 10Th OF
February. Geo. Crawford plead guilty
OF receiving stolen goods, and was sen
fenced 20 three months Imprisonment.
The term being ended the court was
closed. The police and military re-
main till further orders.
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NeuHnrk A..ncintcd Pres.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-lt is stated on
creditsble authority that the weekly
bills ofthc five responsible members OF
.hp New York Associated Press, which
under the management of Mr.. Craig
averaged from two hundred dollars "a
Two hundred and fifty dollars per week
have been increased 10 thirteen hundred
dollar, each, IN consequence OF the
abandonment OF the association by
a large number Of their former news
paper patrons all over the country
The President OF the Association to-day
announces that they will shortly make
a direct appeal To- merchants and specu-
lators 10 come forward and assist them
O. carry their present heavy load which
Is likely Co increase to two thousand
dollars per week.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-1n the Supreme
Court action has been instituted against
Chas. q. Cornell, ex-Street Commission
or, and the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mon Council OF New York, charging
them with defrauding the city OF over
two hundred thousand dollars.
Frauds upon the revenue are known
To have been perpetrated 10y some of
the largest silk and lace importers Of
this city, by undervalue ofInvoices, &c.
one importing house was made To pay
eighty thousand dollars in gold for at
tempting to evade the law.
Revolution Excitement In Ireland.
NEW York, Dec. 2s-The Herald's
Ireland correspondence 10 the 18th saws
the revolution excitement is still at fe-
yer heat. Sixteen British war vessels
are off Queenstown harbor. IL Is
thought rising would occur simulta-
neously In the counties of Cork, Water
fork, Limerick and Kilkenny.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Dec. 2S.-ln
consequence of the storm, no trains ut
II o'clock this morning had arrived
from Albany or Boston. The train
from the West, due at $50 last night,
was delayed at Pittstield I'LL this morn
ing, and has "a yet not arrived.
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Ladies' Furs

issc1nd to no stock iu the city. Buyers
will nnt 20 o. their Interest t' examine 't-
fore uay .ug y.-sW u-.t. Al uv uio't "' y. 80
tI. 81, +, constantly kspt on hand, and sold
d. a small aiyaUCr uIsu r'>t- me-.
tur stUgk OF tAEtkl~, OIL tL''l IL
RUGS. s.. will D.. iOuud o. d. very dt>li sn.c
CARPET JHAi> AMI tOl Ton " ANT -
az csI.nrS. always kept
The prupristoiS would call attention 20 l''
fact that thels long business experience, the,
extensive acquaintance with Nup''i~ A."
manufactures. I ltrry cash Gas i..i., u't p.
mention tie vNufl. t.,ut ~ that fu'~i i'u-. :
have Co pay Iu the shape nf POINTS, rnaui"
them tn uffcr lulgcrul.ut- ta.' lew, ~ aht
can ~ 2.
Remember theo't stand, near me ~nsl'n-
N.Y. r..-> -.NtNW
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nARKEr> BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK, December -.
REGULAR REPORT.

COTTON 80, .t3i'qc.
FLOUR -Jaluc higher, state and western
8 i1lsl3 ~. Ohio ST. 1905 Is o., ~. Louis Sl4 4
al 40.
GRAIN -Wheat--Quite firm At g. - FOL
No. Milwaukee; " IiG2 81 for No. Chicago
kye- Heavy. Com-Dull at 81 l. for mixed
western In store. 81 ~ afiDat, and 81 Us fol
new yellow southern. Oats Dropping al
5000 ~.
WHISEN-Quiet
Provisions Fork irmer at $40 81 2n *
fnr new: $40 - slg - for Old, ana s7Gi7 i
for prime. Btcpu-Dull. cut Mrats-steady
nj q lOc fpr shoulders, and lodl2i, for hams
Dressed Hogs. &C better; - GOES - foi
western. LAID tes,dy at llgl2h,c.
TALON at ~. 9lllsc.
GEpCERIES-Sugar Dull.
pFTROIIrrM =nul1
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Revolution Excitement In Ireland,


MINIATURES, Dec. 2s.-The Eagle
iron works and shops. adjoining the re-
pair shop OF the Milwaukee and Pra-
irie Du CHEN Railroad the Railroad Re-
staurant, and part of Johnson Il Cos.
lumber yard, were burned this morn
ing. Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s.-Tbe box of
Bayard, banker, which was stolen Yes.
terday, was found this morning in the
street. The Government securities
were gone, but all the other stocks were
lsft Ina the box.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The storm Is
general east and west. A number Of
vessels have been driven ashore. The
steamship Australian. from Liverpool,
WAS ashore, but got oil.
Steamboats, and railroads detained,
and Geographic communication partly
interrupted.
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TORONTO, Dec. ga number Of Ger
man and Swedish emigrants passed
here yesterday; destination Chicago
and 81. Louis.
President Roberts sent $500 to the
Directors House OF Providence, to he
applied To AID the Fenian prisoners.
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MoNFI steady aud les active at CO.. per
cent. >terling-Dull at lO9s lO.l,.
coin Higher; opening NJ 1875; declining
TO Is. ana closing NJ lXls
GOVERNMENT SrpCKS-Shate lower and
closing steadisr, SIS, coupons Oi %. 1919, IL,
-. IlH.. lots, registered, sgtA.
>rOCK- Better; Rock Island 1867: Fort
Wayne 1855: Pittsburgh So; Illinois Cen
tral ll>i,, Michigan Central l0N; Michigan
southern So: Erie bSt: New York Central
no.: Western Union Telegraph "a.
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CONCORD, y. H., Dec. 2S.-The Re-
publicans of the First and Second Con-
gres-ional Districts nominated Hon.
Jacob n. Ella. OF Rochester. for the
First District. and Gen. Alfred Stevens
Of Nassau, for the Second District for
Congress.
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san Francisco, Dec. G7.-There is a
large ship ashore at Hall Moon Bay, >
miles down the coast. The floods ART
very great al Sacramento.
The bark COrueuA Walker, brings
6Ou. 900 pounds coffee, tine Rio. Com
drsit, on the Atlantic are -. for cur
ipucy drafts
Governor Mccormick has induced the
military authorities TO assign portion
OF the lith infantry to the protection OF
Arizona, aud the cavalry will protect
the mail route. Gen. CrIttenden will
accompany GOV. Mccormick to Ariro-
IA, and Will probably assume command
pi the forces.
\ mining company was organized
here today, with "a capital Of sjOO,OOO.
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BoSToN, Dec. 2S-The Common Coun-
eli last evening defeated the proposed
appropriation Of sixty thousand dollars
tor the soldiers monument.
The storm yesterday and last night
w. very severe. Considerable damage
was done; shipping buildings unroofed;
jenkins Glass Works, South Boston,
Hooded, and railroad tracks in some
places washed away, hut will be imme-
diately repaired.
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81. LOUIS, Dec. 2S-The fire in War
rcusburg, ou Christmas evening, de-
Stroyei twenty-five business houses
and three dwellings. Loss estimated
40 S3oO. OOO; insurance not known, but II
IL small. Among the principal losers
are Purington & Sloan. Hyatt & Allen,
James Lapheimer, Mr.. Rnsenburg,
Henry Neil, Cruise & Garth, Nr. Hall,
Or. McClelland. kirkpatrick & Blood
tsDff
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-President John
son has revoked the exequatOr granted
20 Gerhard J. Jaussen, Consul of Old
euburg to New York, said Jaussen
having refused to appear in the Supe-
rior Court of New York in an action
against him and others, pleading his
Consular privilege.
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RIVER HEAD, l.. L., Dec. 2S-The
steamboat Commodore, of StOningtOn
line, IN ashore g miles west of Green
port.
LATER.-The Commodore Is n total
wreck. The passengers are all safe.
Some Of the freight and baggage has
been saved.
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albany, Dec. 2s.-The Board OF
Trade II this city unanimously adopt
ed the following resolutions:
Rc,olucd, That with the assent OF the
Board OF Trade " Itch have taken ac-
ton on he -. 80 the GENITAL system
shall 20 into. n the first day Of
March. l>6s.
Re,,ltcd, That the Secretary be di-
rectrd % communicate with the various
Boards OF Trade. and request them to
la upon that date and notify this Board
90 the end that concert OF action TO had.
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LIABILITY OF SOUTHERN DEBTORS
The opinion of the Virginia District
Court OF Appeals. In the case OF Tucker
W.. Watson, McGill & Co., and the same
vs.. Brodnax & Lyon, Is of no little i'm
portance to Southern debtors against
the claims of Northern creditors. The
point established by the decision is,
that during the war between the United
States and Confederate state, all inter
est on the Indebtedness OF either party,
not being recoverable as II accumula-
ted, cannot be legally claimed now that
the war is over. As the Indebtedness
Of Southern to Northern parties is
known TO have been very considerable
at the commencement of hostilities, the
effect of this decision will be to wipe out
a very large amount of debt.
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NEw YORK. Dec. 2S--The Berlin cor
respondent OF the World SAYS "A dispatch
has been received by the American
Minister from Mr.. Seward, disapprov-
ing OF the Minister'S Conciliatory atti-
tuie in reference To- Prussia's impress
INK uaturalized Americans into the ser
vice.
\ Dublin letter TO the World says
stephens Is believed TO be in Southern
Ireland.
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To BI.CKsHITHs-

To BLACkSHITH>-
. SVfIg. Peter Wright's' patent, the
n best iuporied. ...,,,
REII.OW-, "Arndts' old Jake
VISF2S PAISLEY, Nei-nn ~ ,os -
STEEL. cast and >hes,r Round, square,
OctAsun aud Plat. .,-,.
TRlS tine he-t assortment IN the city.
HiLDkElH a hipl,
81 Main street, het Monroe snd quincy
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Flour

200 Tons No. Foundry Iron,
uyr HAVE lust RECEIVED THE
w following named brands ON consign-
ment
HAMDES,
GALIIA,
MADISON,
HANSON.
oels LIST. MORRISON q 90.
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DECEMBER A.-1oBACCO- Dul.
COTroN-pull and unchanged.
FLOUR-Quiet. medium and low grades
easier: Supefnuc s. 40 .. extra 50 1910 5g;
double extra and choice sll jItl'p.
GRAIN-M heat-Firm at q % for fall
Corn Unsettled aud lower AT 71177c. Oats
luwer 1T % ,tsa'.
Provisions Dull Pork Unchanged
Bulk shoulders Packed dry salt s.. Bacon
Clear sides $50.
WHIsGY- Unsettled. only sale reported at
S.h
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Slate Roofing

~,rSERAI. AGENTS FOR T..NSSYL-
800, -l.t. for Roofing. VIII keep ON
mi a fIll supply frum the bcst qusfris-'
winch DOTsON q BRO,
to,, No n Main IT., Wheeling
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/ To BE GIVEN AWAY BY GRIswOLD.-
| The Utica IN. y Herald announces
the following list of premiums TO be
given away by Griswold the Fat Con-
/ tributor," at his lecture before the Me-
/ chanics' association in that city:
The Lunatic Asylum; the pest-house
| lone of the pestest houses rs never vos };
one bone boiling establishment; light
OF glass; light in the head; one corner
/ lot on the Mohawk bridge; tickets to
/ the skating park; one silver-plated
/ trotting horse; one dozen bottles essence
/ of wintergreen; one dozen bottles "es-
ssnce of old Virginia." one potter's-
! field; 200 burial permits; one bottle balm
/ of thousand barrels of flour; four
magnificent dwellings on Post street;
| one box cigars; one box Mt the theater;
one box side of the head; double set
| silver plated cottage furniture; one pair
matched saw horses; one pair chickens
on foot; one pair chickens in the
shell; ten bushels OF corn in
/ the ear; one bushel of corn in the juice;
! four quarts OF "corn" in the system;
one grand eight octave sewing ma
chine; one term at the Medical College;
one term at Hamilton College; one
! wild term at the Penitentiary; one
case of babies shoes; one case of cholers;
one "case of conscience one large
centre table; one small multiplication
table; six dozen post holes; one water
| fall on wi cells; one suit of clothes; one
suit before "A justice; one pair Of
! (bureau) drawers; one travelling bag;
one bag that never travelled; one brick
melodeon, silver Llated. inlaid with a
house aud lot (of children;) six months
tuition in the asylum for inebriates, "a
finished drunkard warranted;) one set
of ivory handled real estate; one an
nual ticket TO the meteoric shower; one
beautiful ivory handled, silver plated,
pearl inlaid, elegantly carved door mat;
half string of billiards at Griffin's;
one trip on the ice, on the horse cars;
one days neutrality-suspicious. trans
portation for life; one box dog collars,
(paper6 "a horn" rendered by Dan
Rice's sacred COW.
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A CATHOLIC PRIEST TURNED Pro-
TEsTANT.-A remarkable event took
place last night, at the Clark Street NJ.
l.. Church, says the Chicago Tribune OF
Thursday, where a prayer meeting was
being held by the members Of the con-
gregation. During the course of the
proceedings a Roman Catholic priest
Rev. Father Kenney, Of Dubuque
arose and formally renounced his faith
in presence OF the congregation. Father
Kenney has officiated for several years
past at Dubuuqe. Serious doubts as to
the efficacy of the Roman Catholic faith
in saving souls have for some time agi-
tated his mind, and he finally deter
mined To adopt the Protestant creed.
He stated his reasons for SO doing to
the meeting, ard produced credentials
from the bishop and clergy regarding
his character, which were entirely
satisfactory. IL IL understood that
Father Kcnney will Immediately pro-
coed to New York, in the interest of the
Evangelical Alliance, To operate there
upon the Catholic community.
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DECEMBER Hour Firm.
GKAiN-W Wheat Firm: declined p. Corn
Declined lIl' ~. closes at 80. 1S1ic FOR No. /
Oats Unchanged
Provisions Mess POrk--gic higher SIS 4
ais - for extra: prime SIS Green shoulder
a.: hams = Rg,. Lard Inactive ri
o.. al.lg g. Live llogS-Activc and l5tS
hIg uer. sales ats aiGB a.. Common To chOic,
blessed Hogs closed steady ats6 7j.II, dividing
on 10 lbe
buffalo.
DECEMBER .s-FLoUR-Q rel western
Sl2Tl2ig .
GRAIN-w heRt-s1 for Milwaukee spring
good To choice car lots s. s. B. 40. COrn-Un
changed. ORtS-FIrm.
Provisions Dressed HOgS-7igBS.
RECEIPTs- Barley LOO bushels.
milwaukee.
DECEMBER .S-FLoUR-25c higher.
GRAIS-Wheat-2 higher. Corn-sic
Oats Unchanged.
Provisions -Firm. Mess POrk-sl7 70.
RECElPr,-l2.O0J bushels wheat.
SHIPNENTs-tU,O bushels wheat.
philadelphia.
DECEMBER 2S.-FLoUR-Firmer.
GRAIN heat-Nery dull. Corn Lower
AT Hssgspc Tor yellow.
PRuvIsIoNS-Dull; new mess 81 ~.
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In our sfock can De- found every art ic.c ihat
u lady may ucod for her WardFo.T'. ~, ~
RriJtt,-T 'SIIk~ PDpIIN~. rLNll'~,
RFPVS. SWAWLS. CLOAN~. tLpAht ~
.,IOTHS. NtEINU~. uELAlNtS, TRIMS
FIANNFtS Sc. g.. .,
Al style, ui imported gu'sl' ~ VA" Ne'
Ious.y ioW prlccs. 49, a i.li liuc OF
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-07

The largest stock of Hall Paper ever offered
for sale in this Market Of new styles and patterns,
Window Curtain Paper, Oil Shades, large varie-
ty, Curtain fixtures, &c, &c, all of which will be
sold LOW FOR CASH, as my motto is quick
sales and small profits. 2lSy I. Il. ID.
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MANUFACTURING,

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, manufac-
turcd no order at short notice, stove and conductor
pipes made and put up with despatch.
The continued patronage Of the public lie solic
ted.
GEO. MORLEY,
ttI G. II. MORLEY,
+. w. MORLEY.
East Saginaw, October :, 1866.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-07

e. Projection FOR THE NEGROES.
The Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN
has written, in reply to friend, Mr..
MEADE, of Virginia, induiring into the
statutes Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
which relate to the negro population,
in which, while he somewhat doubts
laws applicable to them in Ohio, where
they are comparatively few in number,
and advanced in experience in self-sup--
port, would be equally wise in those
States where they have just become
free, he expresses the opinion "that
justice and good policy alike demand
that the freedmen of the South should
have that protection which just laws,
impartially administered, give to the
person and property of the white man"
Thia is sound democratic doctrine,
as well as wise in the present society
in the South. If the states in that
section would apply the laws Of Mich
igan, for instance, modified as might be
necessary in the various States, which
permit negroes to testify in courts, to
sue and be sued, to engage in any and
all kinds of business, and give them
perfect protection to their property
and their persons, they would do
what sound policy dictates as essential
to the new order of things, and what
must be sooner or later done TO q
greater or less extent. But this is
very far from recognizing the political
equality of the races which has no.
yet been done in any of the Northern
States although their portion of the
discordant element is so much smaller
and has been so long engaged in "ele-
vatjng themselves. 1t is the very
height Of impotence for men to go to
Congress from Northern States and
insist upon equality of races in the
South, where the negroes have but Just
been emancipated, while it has not
been-and the elections Of last fall
prove thatit cannot be--as yet believed
in, or in any way recognized in their
own states, notwithstanding the adj
-vantages which that race has for years
enjoyed. Press.
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CROCKERY & GLASSWARE

A large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common and silver Forks and
Spoons Egg Why's and Basteys, Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &C., with general variety Of
Yankee Notions, as Pins, Needles, Thread, But
tons, &c. Drcss Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-07
WHO WANrSf

Who wants prime lambs-wool undsnhirS.
orsplendid Drawers or Hose, .,sr
Who wants Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Or Cambria u they chose 'ii i'''
Who wants a snow-whits Linsn-shirs
The texture superfne,
Who wants killing necktis TIM
The shirt-collar to entwipsf
Who wants stylish Coat or Vest,
Qfany shape or shaded --H
Who wants handsome pair of Pants %
As good as ever were made7
Who wants lrst-rate Oysrcoat
To ward old winters chill ii-'f'
raglan" .or "Mcclellan,D 80
"Bang-up" or what you will,
Who wants scarfs, shawls. Gloves, Gauntists
suspenders or valisc,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tswds
Gents comfort to increase.
To Marks far-famed Tower Hall
Should HE them in a trice,
And know that he alone supplies
Primo Clothing at Low Price. .
To III. MARKS, rf.
CIothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods Emporium.
Genesee Street, opposite the Bancroft Uous,
East Saginaw Mich. :"