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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Gxpress Companies

NHANDLERs NEW EXPRESS - From
~ Magnolia Pike County, to bonneville county s.s'l,
Pike County. Misc, tri-weekly.
from Msgnoia to Jsok,onw and Liberty (couny seat,
Aroite County, Miss, tTiweek.y.
From Lb.Ty 10 tontTeyiie ard Noodvne county sss'l
Nihin,on County, somiweokly.
VIII supply subscribers ding q, or ia 'be vicinity of.y
the stations tho New OTeans Jackson and Great North
EN- Railroad Southern Railroad aud his.sppi Central Haul
roads and Holmesvlo JscssonCcod. libery ccntTsVle
Woodviir Monticello tc,unty scat GAsin tcounty seat,
Pine Buh etc. with tho New Orleans Mobile, 'ciibuis
Jackson and Meridian -
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Having Agents above viii attend 70 recording deeds col
iect!us, etc.
Letters mailed 30 oens inc!osed or psescy.s wnt 20
Agent Chsndo.s EIPre" Magnolia Mae, wil no piopit
" forwarded
Until the Mail Routes and Post Oifcss reetsbshsd,
will mail and postage Letters isom the soove p!sces 10
the Magnolia Post. Office
Pssssge from Msanolisto oLiberty............<Jo %
Lett.ra L. r. postage gepsd..................... 10
Nsyspsp.S and Cncn.brs L. T. postage paid.
Subscriptions ,nd sds,ric cuou,s for country papeb
ssysd sy J. BENZ. CHANDLER
no. % Csrondslets'.
keg.Oriears Ia
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HOUSE and GROUNDS for
NOUNTRY HOUSE

COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE. - Rare
~ chance for Summer hotel Fast end Of Long leland d
rcily on Peconic Bay IN tie hehie region IN the world
only a bou from New York Fine driving, bathing boating
hshns to. srre double country house. with extension
accommodate 90 to 81 An ae aud hall OF gronnd
bsrns shed, houses GARDEN fruit trees andy Csn,s
be made ready Tor CONN Summer. Apply 20 tAkRlSp
IoN Co, no. 30 Broadway. OF IRA b. TuIHiLL. Cut
rho L |
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baleutines.

VALENTINES, VALENTINES The Season
op.n Beautiful Valentines for .al- prices 81 81 %
~ s &C. and up as each al enclosed In rich frencn
uores On receipt fCssh, Valentine or bor vii Do maea
20 any address BY
TW sTRON0,
No % Nssssu st., New Yort
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II LUDLOW & Co, No. ) Pine-st., will
LIE sell at Auction on TUESDAY, Feb l3 q u 9cecA s'
the Erohan,e ssnsroom No III Brosdssy the ysuaoe z
story BRICK HOUSE, snd LOT, No IS Ess, toGrhs',
near Bowory House 25Itp feet in good order ,holshca'
Lot 25rlol feet; gencc residence for private family
Terms. tel per cen, al sale twoths can remain on NOR
gaze at sx per per snnu balance u thirty days wh'h
ID. pspsrs will be ready.
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TNUF FIRM of ". II. TRAVERS g. TO. is
.hs dsv dissolved by mute consen;.N. " Feb 1906
WM. e. TRANERS,
JOHN d. PRINCE.
The undersigned hav. this day formed Limited Pstrer-
slip. under the hrn name Of SLlNGkRLAND lhNct,
for tho transaction OF general stock and Gold Brokerage
Busness -.
WM 4. SUNDERLAND General
JOHN u. PRINCE, fsItteza
WILLIAM X TRAVERS
LEONARD W. JEROME, Special
ELISHA RIGGS. PsTtneEa
HENRY w. CRAY,
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gopartnersbip Notltes.

NYRUS A. SMITH, late Cashier OF "IHE
" IMPORTERs AND TRADERS NATIONAL bANh'
this dsy admitted partner IN our hosfe the n' name
Temalirg as heretofore.
New. York. Jan. !. 1906 .
r. w DEVOE Co. Nos. III Fulton AID ~ hnuss
NOpARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned have
tbi dsv february r. 1865 formed copcrnership for
trsnsacion Of the StocA bfoAtSe otsiness u"ot e
6ru OF JACOB LITTLE Co. - -, - oo,,.cY-
JACOg LITTLE. o. W. u SthAIh
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the lin.
fed partnership heretofore existing under the nsu'o and
firm of BOWERS BEECkMAN b BRADFORD it,. 10
dissolved Ivy the death Of SAMUEL d. BRADFORD, the
spsciBi Parker Dsied New orh. Jan. 81, 1866.
HENRY BOWERS.
GILRFEI l.. bfECHMAN.
SAMUEL d. BRADFORD. Js,
HENRY BEEChMAN GRAHAM
Surviving Partners.
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JANIS NJ MILLER Auc,ioneer,
Othce No. % Pines.., New.Yort.
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE PRO
District
JAMES NJ MILLER
VIII sell az AUCTION on MONDAY. FEB. l,, 1885, At
O'Clock the Exchange Sales Rooms. No Iii Broadesy
under direction Of the late Grover C. Fur
man. deceased the ing ysuabe productive properly
fee simple viz.
FrnIns Dwelling House and Lot No, iS Thirdst
Frame Dwelling. House ard Lo, No. l2J tourths'.
Franc Dwelling. Iouso aud Let No. y South First 81.
Franc Dwelling House and Lot Lo. " South Firsst
Frame Dwelling House and Lot No. % South Erst 81
Frame Dwelling House aud Lot No. 20 South Second y.
Frame Dwelling Home and Lot No. 72 South seconds
Brick 5tor. and Dwelling and Lot No l36 fourthst
Brick Store and Dwelling and Lot no. l1s tourthst
Brick Store and Dwelling and Lot Nc. 40 Fourfh-s'.
Brick store and dwelling and Lo, No l42 Fogr,h-s,.
Brick Dweiug House North East corner Third AID South
Firstst.
bries Dwelling House No. 81 Broadway.
Bnc1 Dwclira House Nc. 80 Broadway.
Ter.sa ai For maps aud her particular rar 3, the
of,ice Of tho Alctoneer No. 20 Finest. New -
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MANUFACTURING REAL

" AEUABIIE MtNOI ~ NHINU H..'''
ESTATE for SALE AT ACCTlON.-rio Res Esats
beonsng 10 tho Norwich Arms Corpsry, known 10
the Eagle Arnory. situated on the road IRON Norwich 20
(,r,cnyille about hs.f mile from eWsgesan Hotel ~
tho City Norwich lying between the Shetscket River and
tho Norwich snd WoIcsssf Railroad having frontage o.
about 600 each, and conshna abort three sorri &
the premises 3story brck building. sbon. ooIoie"i
with slate snd shaitins and betting complete dyinf
roo and gee pipes heating and lighting Of the ssn
Also on the sane promises good brick Office stoe'he,s
barn engine and boiler house and isory onch oalans
9th sae roof about 20oTloo feet with lsrs nd oeas
Giant TO drive the tnachincry in both buildings -,
Aso, the Greenville road sdjoinns the seo', 80, a.
ANA On which n stands also north OF the Nnsned pren
about SO f. OF LAND on ..d street ss'nf
about rs feet. and running back 70 the sssa on ~
premises faRsDAi the 18th S'y syUo.es S Of s e,..
,o.;,,. sod TO tho hisbes bidder. on s'osbs
'efm'' "p''" wiz w h. Ia GLEASoN TfGfss
QGtfs,i Csas.. Jsa. r.. W.
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I'm LINE Of CENTRAL II. X. of NEW
OJERsEY, beve.u Soms'vie. Plsnfeld ard New. Yort
hr.tcls HOUSES, FARMS. LOTS aud beautiful BUILD
IS6 SITES or SAlE. HOUSES 70 rent; sl.o, new, si,e
fu aud convenient Hon..s Immediately built, for dpo,al IN
th. beautiful Village OF PLAlNfiELD NJ fsns fol land
Pc gardening, cfnamenon OF grounds &c. Apply 70 t.
DEAN DOW SON, No. ~ Ws-st.. second foof. Room
No. lG. OF (near depot in rlsinied, ". J.
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Drp GOODS.

AT KINZEYs
"A EIGHTH AVENUE
CHEAP STORE. ,yrr coons
FROM STEAMERS CITY Or BsIrIMoRE AND CITY
DAMAGED ON THE VOYAGE.
so CASES ASSORTED GOODS. ,onv,>n
CASES OF LINEN roWELs. ~
GASES Csf OF or LisEN biSFEh
CASES OF WHITE LINEN,
CASES or FANCY MUsLlNs.
CASES LINEN HAHDEERCHIEFs,
CASES sILk HANDKERChiEfS
CASE MARsEILLES
CASE FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
CASE FRENCH BRlLLANTs.
CASE SCOTCH GiNGHAMS
RICH DRESS GOODS, SLIGHTLY DAaAGEO
CASES French PoPLiSs,
CASES FRENCH CHALiIES,
CASES SCOTCH PLAlDS.
CAsYs OF ORGANDIES.
CASES OF 0RENADlNES.
CASES or MOZAMBIQUES.
CASES Og SILK AND WOOL,
CASE BLACK ALPACAs, 25c.,
CASE SILK AND WOOL POPIIss. &c.
'A'''' ''''" 's,s1 cASE VET shiiiTs AND DRAWERS.
CASES FANCY BASKETS.
CASES CHAMBRAY,
CASES FIGURED LISTERS,
CASE TABLE LlNkNS. &c,
2CASE3 LADlES AND OrNIo OLD,1 20
.CASES MISSES COTTON HOSE,
SCASkS GENTS HALF HOSE,
CASES LADIES' HOSE,
CASES LADIES' EXTRA REGULAR MADE.
CASE LADIES IRON FRAME hose ~
CASE GEMS BROWN Isle HALE HOSE,
CASE GENTS WHITE Isle HALF HOSE,
CASE LADIES' BLEACliED HOSE ,,r ~oo,s
DAMAGED OK THE VOYAGE.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
STORE AT PRESENT OPEN UNTIL p. n. ..
F1ON AUCTION.
READY On MONDAY.
YARD WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN. 21e.
~ LOTS DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.
LOr RICH SCOTCH PLhlDS. 25c.
LOT OF GOOD ALPACAS. 2sc
LOT OF CANTON fLANNELS 2sc-
CASE OF SPRING POPLiNS Sc, Gle
AT LESS PRICES THAN YoU CAN BUY CoMMoN
CALICOS.
$50 BAINORAL SKIRTS.
800 DOZEN FRENCH wORhISG corr. PC. doz
OPENING 80 LOTS OF OTHER GOODS, o.,
WIN klNZEf
No, 22I and 223 EIGHTh.AyL. BETWEEN
TWENTY FIkSf AMI TWENTf Tf'SECONDoTs
CLUNY LACES.
~ RECEIVED A FULL ASSORTMENT PER LAST
STEAMER
R.H. MACY.
Fourteeush.st and sirth-eya
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NOR SALE IN JERSEY CTTY.-A large

EOR SALE IN JERSEY CTTN.-A large
Brick BUILDING, <5r63 feet with lars. Chimney 20
feet high Boiler tc together w 0ae and Sisbl, and five
full Lots of sod ground 10 the f.fy. An crceen
place for ctufng purpo,ss viii be- sold cLosp Also
some hne frscs Houses Jeiseysyc ard other locsli
tes number Of small Houses IN rood ncishboIhood
nno Lot. aud Farms vsou, sizc md price. Ao, splendid
large House partially furnished. Grsnd,, vrJ desirable
place Aso hrItciss. HOUSE. With nice Stable aud three
Lo,, Also sir Lots solid ground ,suabe property
near 70 tho ferry. Aso very nice County R.sdcnc- aae
House ei rooms, with 10 Of land eight mnuiss ws
from tho d.po, one hours ride from New.i ork beautiful
plsc. Inquire OF EVAN JONES No. 10 Montgomery si
Jersey City
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GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
~ ~ g. MAR. Nos. 40 AID AZ Brosdwsy, y. Y.
Locations nado oE pT'e from selected Quarter Sections
0 scfes ofthe choicest of Farming Pine Timber GoynrD
m.n Lends in the State, Of Michigan Wsconss Missouri,
Iowa Minnesota aud ksu' snd Te uoros OF Nebsss and
Ds eoisb -. -
FRYE HONES FOR ALI.
BEST LANDS IN THE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished to, desiring s,is upon
Goyernent Lands under the WHERE
and HOW choice selected Quarter Section tltO
,orssl in either Of the G.ove states aud Territories
Special ,ttsntion given u Soldiers locations under amended
Homestead At. Improved Farm, riched Of so beautiful
.tions for sale A. io,q rates in ell ofthe Western states
IAXtS PAID. TITLES EXAMINED.
Bounty Land Warrants and College Scrip located by special
coutrac DuT facilities ior sale OF good Western improved
iarms u.IAmp pd Correpondencs iof sale OF such in
ved For particulars send postpaid envelope, with sddre"
for Circular, GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY, Boz
No 5000 New Yort Refer, by permission, "a His kIc.i
lcncy REUBEN h. BEN1ON. Goyenor ofhs state Of Nss'
iou.
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nNHE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL.
i L. s. GAILLARD, NJ. d. and w s. McCnEsNEY,
D. Editors and Pubisher The February number Of this
JounL Il for sale tho following Physicians
wishiDs 10 subscribe can leave hoT Torm&t Per
aanun single copies ~ conts .
MILLER L MATHEWS. No. ~ Brosdwsy.
BAiLLIERE BR0rHERS, No. $50 Broadway.
WILLIAM WOOD 4 Co.. No. Gl Wslterst.
DANIEL q. PILLsBURY, No. l1't Eish.h.svs-
CHEAPEST BOOK STORE II the WORLD.
~ Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.
10000 Albums, Bibles kc, st cur PHce-
10000 Books Architecture, Medicine kc 81 Joaf PI'ce
500 90 S.sreoscopic views, 60, et any Price
Catalogues sree. LEGGAT BROTHERS. ilS Nsrsut-
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DOLLING MILL for SALE.

:.
Ii The CATASAIIQUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
or ior SALE their BOILING MI situated Css,sugls
Leish Co, Penn. Tho mill nearly aud ia excellent
condition. II hss sngo and double pudding furnaces, TO
t.ry sque.zer, paddle rolls heating furnace. train Of rolls
fer large sze iron, l0uch ftjn ios small a.. sTsn ior
boils and pses. With reycfue secr, .tssnengne
for blst vertical Tor diving ths Mill There
21 workInens houso' belonging 10 The nal. The situation
cannot exceled being In the Of Tire Iron and Coal
region Of the Lshs Valley. Application 20 BE- made 10 M j.
LEEDOM No. 80 North Deas ave. Philadelphia 1Hf'
ODORF SrURGES, No Al PoaTlst., hss NoIk oil st tho
Mil Mhers the properly can be seee
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Real Gstate for Sole
A IL WANTING FARMS.

A LII WANTING FARMS.
"A Large and thrivfny settlement. Of vinesndi mis
cIna'e D. nles south Of Phlad-lphis by iautcs% sas
Rich soil produce, large crops: twenty acre u uic's ~
per acre p.ysbe within four years good buses opening
good sociey Hundreds are setting and masus vipisnS
mens Apply to CHAS. X LANDS Postmaster sha
Lsnd tosn.hP. ": Letter, sawerrd. rspe,s az Mo-,
Rohinscn. Ayr,eu,ai Editor Of The 1yi5pnt I" one y ~
ssou s-fssire Jsrtis tracts IN az ofmoH kvd Pso -
'e,sct condition for p,easantJ JarE'ss s' 20 h"'~ Wv
stds I ps Wssteyn PrGi,1e.
A FIRST. T.CLASS FARM for SALE in Dutch
County Town cf Beekman good buildings. abund'sco
Of fli and shde los Sold ia reasonable terms hp
ply to Mr. JOHN KELLY No. 85 West Iwrny-serenths" o."
ofM. CUNNINGHAM, on the pren.,e' - beeAnnan.
A FARM for SALE-Of IA acres. situated
~ in tho town Of Rasicheser. about one mile from
Tuckahoe Depot on the old post road 20 undei
good state cultivation bringing good crops wth hue
ing site for gentleman. with variety oi soyItvHoIDS goa
neyrria.ng well of water in the house. a hI A'"''
Eos,chesteT, Wesohester County NJ l.
A n Elegant Corner HOUSE with STABLE,
~ situated on corner Of Second place and Henry 81.
pcte order Hone "a feet IN width lot i5 tee deep
sale easy terms; -son at desIod Apply 70
p. X. kELLoGG, No. lso Pearl-.t-
A BARGAIN to EXCHANGE.-A fine
~ FARM of6i Aeessi Houzhtonvie2l n miios high ground
splendd locations two good Orchards; large Barn to r.
tne n bui,dng cite. on the road in sight Of depot,
IS FERGUSON. No 80 Sssssu's,, room No a.
4 LARGE four-story. Brown Stone front
orc tbr.e..ory sllU0O; two Es.. Thirty .scondst
AIS GG; two on Fat 1Liry fouhst, SlsJoi one osT'
,orv b,ty.-n Ffnh and SiNth-ayes, SloV" wh poses
son one on Thre,h thrcestory, with stable ana iu'
Lot; price only i2 80 worth $l6oo two on Lexington
'''' "-'''' J. rETfRErCH. Ne. ii3 rhirdsvs.
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foteIs, &s.
Doaro ano Rooms.

DOARD WANTED in BROOkLYN-.Iw0
ID unirni,hed Rooms wanted by young gentleman and
HE wife in private family IN pleasant location Address,
stating iul particulars, H. H. Box No: 2GZi PosOoe,
Now.Yorl. Boarding hons. Keepers need not snswer.
DOARD WANTED A Gentleman and Wife
ID Parior Bedroom and Bath with good snb'antsl
BOARD, between fW.nb snd for,thss and Fourth and
s1sh sv.s Private family Ire'tuod Reference uneIcsp
tiousL Addrs", with terms, W box No soo', ~ y.
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L'OR SALE-A splendid four-Story, iull-size
front HOUSE Second Qocaion good 90 ic.t In
de nth Lo, 100 feet ~il b- si cheap L'o two ourstory
Brown stone frouis lVr family % csch hooI tern; cay
Appiyt TO JohN tilhLthh,
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ALyAH BEEBE,
"A REAL ESTATE.
No. III Nasian IT,. Ees York.
OEce. MOI, 70 snd g.
Fs,sbished lpit

Property Purchased Lessd ard Sold leases Procured OF
Stores, Lofts Hou.rs, Lc.
always in from TO ? O'Clock. p m
Mr. r. corresponds subjects OF land coal, iron and MIN
ers deposits lie Ia, with i civil engineer to ye advice
stzsns and inventors Also dIawng foT the de-
signing and constructing Of machinery MT H. oilers tor sale
supply Rock Dris for blasting puipoes or when
day labor /. equ, TO ten mens work Also number o,
Engines and bo comp aud ready for from to 70
horse power constantly on hand. Whoh can be hsd O per
cent !e,s than marie, price.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
20 minutes OF tho ferry by csr-A desirable HOUSE,
built Of bfck brown basement and trimmings three
story ba,-.i and sub cellar n healthy aud peSsnt loes
modern proyeuens poSsssson Immediate. Itrns
cav Cen sddIen IL y l., ho. l%5 tuhons., New
lott dining saloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

EARM FOR SALE-Seyenty-f five aeres-Oi
itchsd The barn, eEeusvs aud ia excellent order The
horses. cows std poultry Of which the stoes se, IL s,o
he sslJ The farm 10 in tie township OF Monroe. "A miles
from the pot at MoistOwn Eew.JeTry Also three aTms
on the cs,i bank Of tho Hudsou6 miles south o. Albany
'0OO' 80 80 TT O. ". BLUNT. No Ira w.,.rn
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L'OR SALE - The four-story, high.stoop,
i brown stone front HOUSE and Lot No. Isl Wes,
Thirty nin'L.st Contain s Of tho modern improvements
Pos pognlts AID raTt.crsI' spp'y to ALLfS BROWN
No. ~ Broadway.
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3nsuranre Companies.
NEW. YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALLSTREET
CASH CAPIVAL....... $500. 900.

This Company has been in suecessfn op@sion 'cf nor
han THIRTY YEARS ard continues TO INSURE again'
Io.s ard Damsge BY FIRE upon favorable ~ 'in.
Institutions.
AL Lo,sss L,srs.LLr ADJUSTED AM PROMPTLY Pam
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LNOR SALE-A four-story and basement
i brown stone front HOUSE, having si modem improve
fn.uts IN hfs ode being newly painted throughout,
N.ghbofood s, c... Inquire tho premises, no. 2l9
has, kiiiaih u.
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EOR SALE-In .IerseY City, cOrner of GrOye.

L'OR SALE-In Jersey City, corner OF Grove
j at and Psvonia sve.. the elegant double HOUSE, iur,
n.hed with Iss bot and cod vatcT bath &C. containing 10
rooms II panire. &c with awelsIrsnsed Conservatory,
with Brck Stable and CeTase Hou.e The Peui,e occupy
four Lot. aid out with Fruit Tees Grape Vines sfubbefy
ae This House wa buit by days worn. The location Il.
un.rpied with observatory overlooking the bay oi
New fork and surrounding county Ia such ar-'denee
within 70 minutes Of IL. City Hall New oft may ENJOY
city lie with tho pleasures Of country home Tire,
fouhs of tie purchase money remain bond snd
gaze Appy proni.es ITO {. H. A.. No az Green
,sicl st kew-ioTk
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CE.-CUMBERLAND COAL at AUG
~ TION.-BURpETT, JONES Co. viii seH on TUts-
nay Feb II, la a, II O'Clock, ct Merchants EIchsnss
Sslesroon, No. III Bro adway. - - ~
500 TuES CUMBERLAND COAL
now IN tins city. Samples cen I've sem al eaf once
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Sales bp AuetIorL

ROOH TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
- way asar'y opposite ST Nicholas HosiGEO A. LEA
WITT. Auctoneor. T.. Cooley Consrruru,s solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

LOR SALE-Fours story, high.stoop, brown.
j stone front iiOCSf and Lon EtH Forty nlr 1t,
neAr inh sv.. in perfect order and vel iumished
For aud permits .pplytO ALLEN BROWN,
No. " Broadway
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L'OR sALE-By MACOMBER & STATS,
j No % Broadway Room No. 90 Furnished Brown stone
HOUSE. rear Finh Avcuu. Ioe! fossessiOn soon Also
y Ooo 40 Brooklyn Hcu,rs tains ard Country seats
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

LOR SALE-Valuable FARM and MIN
Il EEAL LANDS Of 225 acres, with DlsTiLLRHY on tho
SANE two milo. the depot of tie Morris and EseI Rail
road =, Dover, horris CO.. " J. Addfe" Dr. hOsol or
JAS HOU CLIFTON
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

II e. RCLKLEY, AuctiOneer, will sell on
TUESDAY FEB. r. 1906, st l:oe!ecA o. ,ho Exchange
ssssroou No. III BrostHey the Lot; wh ths oud'ns,
south corner OF lafayette and Fort Green psoe
.Ud y. Lo,s on Sey sptc.nb and Eig,eens. betwee,
snr., sEd c. Maps Of the once No. 4s walst, Jsun
reyC Court.
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NOR sALE.-The best PINE GROVE within

EOR SALE.-The best PINE GRONE withln
soO miles of York and 70 miles Of th. States cen
ter ilrs from canal; descent Two mills, store
houses dgcng barns utens bc 500 acros OF good farm
ing land q cleared fortune to whoever worS. ,he
tin her oud tase improved property In or near tho city
or will allow h. timber be- worked royalty per thou
sand feet Apply 70 C. PARTRIDGE, No :! Front, st. y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14
+" In beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and star
years management.

CHANGE OF BAsE.-NEw FIRM.-
New QUARTERS. -Ienheim, who has
80 long held forth on Wator Street,
has at last been induced to change his
base-the attraction of one of those
elegant Everett Block stores proving
too much for him-and now with the
help of an infusion of vigorous
Young America, the house under the
name and style of LENHEIM & ED
DINGs, branches out to an extent be-
yond all former demonstrations, and
with an ample and complete assert
ment of everything pertaining to the
line of Boots and Shoes, fixtures, fit
tings, ornaments and general para
phenalia incident to that particular
branch of trade, is prepared to sell at
wholesale or retail, on the most lib
eral terms
The new establishment is fitted up
in the finest style and worth visit, if
only to witness its general appearance
and arrangement.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

BoARD OF TRADE ELECTION. the
annual meeting of the Board of Trade
the following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the association for the en-
suing year;
PreadeRt-W l.. i, Little.
ISt pfce Pae@dent-S. b. Bliss.
Cd S. w. Yawkey.
Board of D8ectors-G b. Boardman,
j. Z. Allison, b. Ii. York, III. A. Bal
entine.
BOdd Of ArJitration--J. j. Wheeler,
II. Il. Collins, j. S. Easterbrook, G..
G. Warner, b. B. Buckhout.
Board Of Appeab-B. j. Brown, ].
l.. Ketchum, w. l.. Weber, III. @.
briggs, Geo. Sanborn.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

AGRICULTURAL STANDARDIZATION
is called to the notice in this paper, OF
a meeting to be held at Buena Vista
Hall, in this city, Saturday, March
24th,' at 2 o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of organizing County Agricul-
tural Society. The benefits which
would result from such an organiza-
ton are too apparent to need explana-
ton. We hope there will be a full
attendance at the meeting.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14
YOsTs HAIR RESTORATIVE!

1t is of no use to attempt to conceal
best thing for the HUMAN hair yet presented to
the public. Taking precedence of all other
preparations, it cleans the scalp cools the head,
and restores the hair to its original color II pro-
duces fine glossy softness, prevents its falling
out and restores it whore it has fallen cut Ladies
can find nothing equal to it. AS a hair dressing
it is truly wonderful in all its properties.
Manufactured by c. l. YosT 4 Co, Ypsilanti,
Mich, and sold in this City by A. A. Dunk, Esq
n345-3m
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

F1RE.-About half past seven last
Sunday morning small unoccupied
dwelling house, adjoining the Congre-
gational church, took fire, resulting in
a total loss. House owned by Thorn
as Garry; value $500; no insurance.
Supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

RsNovAL.--The Saginaw Valley
Bank has been removed to the new
and elegant Office Of the institution
corner room, first floor, Bliss Block
where it viii hereafter dispense
; blessings in the Independent banking
line on as favors bic terms as other
houses in the valley, We congrata-
late the proprietors and officers on the
improved situation Of their establish
meut
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in clear
and beautiful print, Russia, Flexible and other
styles of binding, very choice selection, at the
New Stationery store, Bliss Block.
G.. FRED LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14
Ola! what is this that rises TO my

:" Ia! what is this that rises to my touch,
So like a cushion Can it be n cabbage2
1t is, it is that deeply injured flower,
Which boys do hout is with; but yet love thee,
Thou giant rose wrapped in green surtout.
Doubtless in Eden thou didst blush as bright
As these, thy puny brethren and thy breath
Sweetened the fragrance of her spicy air;
But now thou soonest like bankrupt beau,
Stripped of his gaudy hucs ard essences,
And growing portly in his sober garments"
Of this sort of " flower" though by
no means ''deeply injured for having
been carefully done up through the
winter, they come out at this delecta.
BILE season fresh, curt, crimp, crispy
and tempting as the fruit of
-" That forbidden tree,
Whose mortal taste brought death into the world
And all our woe"
Deland, Grocer, Grant Block, has, OF
ought to have, in connection with his
ample Stock of Fresh Fruits, Vegeta,
bles and Family Groceries, very
choice lot, just taken up.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14

"A modern Adonis went up to the pond
To witness the feats Of a nice little blonde,
With her bslmoral tucked up tidy and nice.
She was poised like n graceful bird on the wing,
And she was indeed the most beautiful thing
On ice