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DAILY REE PRESS JOHNSON ANO BRODHEAD EDITORS I 11 I THURSDAY MORKIN'G 1ANUAHY 1 Tr To day Jieing New no paper will lo itwitol from this to morrow Tho Close of the Year Eighteen hundred ynd fifty one has passed away to join the throng of ngew hich have elap sed since the eventful moment when the mor ning stars sang together and the sons of God shouted aloud fur at the advent of Him from whom the calendar of the Christian era in tlm computation of time now dates its birth Marked with tho ordinary vicissitudes and chequered alike witli joy and its careerns thc of its predecessors was to some a season of unalloyed prosperity to others but a thorny pathway a world of gloom and bitterness The good and ill of this life are ever the footprints of sorrow tread dose upon the light step of tho merrymaker tbo iron strands in life web are thickly interwoven with its threads of gold Wisely is it thus ordered by beneficence that our hearts cling not too strongly to the fleeting elements of earthly fdidty and that purified by Htiffiriitg we may be the better fitted for the unspeakable fruition ol the joys awaiting the just made in tho sunlight of the upper world This day is the starling point in eighteen hun dred and fifty two To its unknown wave our barques arc committed voyagers down rapid river laden with the varied experience of tho past ami our hoj and aspirations for the fu ture Cares and anxieties insuperable from hu manity we may not hope entirely to weap' but tempered with merciful dispensations we trust they will but the more endear to us the lllessins which aruuiul vur paths anl our foot The blessed boon of forgetfulness rendering mankind oblivious of the ast for then' better en joyment of the present and the future and custom immemorial have sanctioned the celebration of a new lurtli as a season of merry festivity and the peculiar time for the interchange of kindly greetings between friends neighborsand associates our daily companions in the walks ol life As siieh a season we greet it to day a green spot in the wilderness" which spreads around us its sombre hues born of the corroding influences of interest passion and a gleam of bright ness shining in upon us aJ and lighting up with unwonted radiance the hearts of even the saddest among us Let mirth and gladness rule the hour let the first day of the new year be marked with a whitestone as a memorial of the reinstate ment of old of the renewal ol old friendships of the rekindling of estranged nflec tions a word as an era of universal peace and good will Eor ourselves with grateful recollections of their kindness and support despite our occasional short comings tender to our friends patrons read ers and tho rest of whom together form no inconsiderable portion ol community I our warmest congratulations upon the return ol this pleasant anniversary and our heartfelt wishes that each and all may enjoy many returns of A IJamy New Teak The Late and Present Administration Yesterday closed the Administration of John Bakry as Governor of Michigan The event is worthy" of particular notice Gov Barry was first elected to the office of Governor in IS 11 suc ceeding Gov Woodbridge and meeting on his in duction into otllcc a ruined Treasury and a dis ordered and unsatisfactory administration of the af fairs of the State I lis opponents boasted ot the barren victory which elevated him to the Execu tive chair on the basis of a bankrupt Treasury and a dissatisfied people Gov energies were equal to the task he was called ttjton to fulfil lie assumed the discharge ot his duties ith ail unial tering hand and prudent and careful advice and in every respect an earnest effort ay edjalike by remonstrance or by threats to satisfy every class and section of our infant commonwealth That he had a difficult work on hand it did not require his enemies to infirm him they were intrinsic in the elements he was called iqsin to arrange and systematize Or der was to fie brought out of chaos The works of public improvement ere in an embarrassed and unprofitable condition 1hc tax system embracing an immense quantity of non resident lands was inqici'fcct and onerous the banks which had struggled for existence through a period of unpar alleled pressure lasting for years had exhibited those death struggles hieh are so apt to derange the household and to put in jeopardy even thebenevolent minds who thought by attention to ward oil' the evil of a general dissolution The public debt as large mid the State had upon its hands a serious quarrel with her creditors con cerning the alidity of tho public bonds Com mercial credit had sunken to that low condition in which there was no confidence and scarcely any room to hope for honorable business in the future The State had become a bye word and a reproach in the mouths of her sisters of the Confederacy We do not seek to overdraw the peitnre We might go still further and the resident of Michigan in ISI1 would attest to tho truthfulness of what we might say At that time Gov Barry assumed the direction of the public Administration and he was succeeded four years after bv Gov Kelch and four years ago by Gov Ransom the line of liey pursued by him so far as we know was never changed Two years ago he was aga'n re elected and so complete has been his work as Governor of Michigan in every duty entrusted to his hands that there are literally none to com plain The strange spectacle is witnessed of the entire of the opponents of tho Deimx'ratic party on tho subject of the State Administration and it is a remarkable fact that the otlieers elected to fill tho several places in the Govermucnt are so discharging their duties as leave no twin for individual or public remonstrance Such a triumph ot the wirn of tho Democratic party in the dis charge of the high duties devolving iqsn them in conducting the affairs of a great State great in its production in its commerce and in its position among her sisters of tho Republic finds no par allel in the history of this country and that we are largely indebted for this to the prudence eco and integrity of Gov Barry none vvil)qutH tiou cannot close this notice without referring in terms of commendation to the able and cotir tevus gentlemen who fill the State otlices In lion Taylor the Secretary of State wc find an able earnest and devoted public officer discharging every duty with ability in whom in deed the whole State has that entire confidence which can alone spring from integrity and ability to discharge the duties he has assumed Hon BC Whittemore is the State Treasurer Those who have been brought into contact with Mr 'Whittemore in tho discharge of his public duties heed no assurance of his fitness for theost he iH'ctqvies A more obliging competent and gentlemanly public officer eannot be found in the State nor one who could have commanded at once greater confidence lion John Sweegles lr the Auditor General is acknowledged by all as an indefatigable oflieer in that most laborious and intricate Department Perhaps there is do ollice in the State requiring more untiring industry and more ability than that of Auditor GeneraL That Auditor Gon Swee gles has sb discharged his duties as to leave none to complain is a compliment of no ordinary char acter The office of Commissioner of the Land Office has been ably and most satisfactorily filled by Hon Kibbee and if there are any who question either his fitness or ability for tho dis charge of the duties which devolve upbn hi de partment we have not heard of them Wo have thus presented such officers as are and have been more immediately connected with the Juvernor in conducting the public Administration and we challenge a comparison on the jKirt of any State tn the Union with what has been di tto elsewhere and at our own Capitol Dur Whig friends are prone to complain when they have the least cause they do not complain They have no heart to ask a change in the Administration of the State and tut long as the ability courtesy and impartiality which now chdractcrizes our Administration shall continue sc long will the lemocraey control tho Public offices of Michigan Gov McClelland To day Robert McClelland will lx? inaugurated as Governor of Michigan to commence where Gov Barrv left off the discharge of tho duties of his office Mr McClelland requires no endorsement from the press As a gentleman in all the relations of private life a friend and cotiqumion ill the social circle a faithful vigilant and talented public of ficer he has no superior in the State Mr Mc Clelland enters upon the discharge of public duties possessing the confidence of his State with a career before him of eminent usefulness to our people and honorable to himself he has every inducement to pursue that cautions but liberal course which has retofore distinguished him as a public officer The people of Michigan have tho iwcr to appre ciate and the magnanimity to' reward her faithful public servants Those who perform their duties steadily and firmly determined to answer the pub lic expectations will be remembered by generous constituency Public One of the best evidences of the united energy and public spirit of the people of the city of Grand Rapids is afforded in the liberality with which they have come forward to secure the apprehension ot the wretches who placed the incendiary torch to the property of Mr Taylor a fellow citizen of which we gave an account a few dajs since A community lkc this is as certain of prosperity as that the smiles of Heaven follow upon virtuous deeds It will be seen that his neighbors oiler a largo reward for the conviction of the offimdi is as fol lows I1IIK1UKN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWiKI) Win rotis the city authorities of Grand Rapids are prevented by the charter of said city to create a debt and arc unable in the name of the city to offi a reward therefore we the citizens of said eilv agree to pay to any person who shall furnish evidence sufficient to conrict any person or per sons of setting fire to (or causing the same to be done) the Tannery of Charles Taylor on the night of the 1 5th or tho morning of the Ifith of tins month the amount set opposite our respective names Grand Rapids Deo 19 181 II Williams $10" Evans Luce 50 AV I Welles 50 Shepard A Putnam 50 Koster A Parry Withcy 50 A Roberts 50 A DX'A Rathbone 50 Daniel Ball 50 Cole 25 Benj Allen 25 II Lyon 25 Withey 1" John Squiies 25 Clements A Sweet 25 Pierce 35 ILK Rose 25 Geo Coggoshall 50 Sl 1 WcItonACo 25 A Richmond 20 John Kendall 25 John Ball 5" Shoemaker 25 If McContiell 25 Cary A Collins 2" James Nelson 25 John Eox 10 Kingsbury ltc 1 1 Smith 10 25 McConnell 10 Tolford A Porter 0 Godtroy 10 Eultvli A Church John Mathison 5 Wm Haldane 1" Leavitt 25 A I tikeiiiati 50 Snyder 1" Joseph Penny 5 Noble 25 Rood 10 1 will add three hundred dollars to the altovo which shall be paid on conviction o' the pirate TAYLOR The Ohio Ram: The oldest inhabitant can scarcely recollect wlu ii the Ohio has been frozen as solid us hiad'r'st ti to boat ing order is a serious draw back to the river towns mid cities A 'i ueiu nut i the ice is considered st rouge than it was in 1839 when the river remained closed two weeks Thousands of people loaded drays wagons entile droves of hogs Ae now cross daily in safety 11 hen the river first closed the novelty ol the thing attracted multitudes of ladies and gentlemen upon the iee The Coinniei rial estimates that 2tt i(H persons crossed on Sunday and relates the following: At a time when a vast concourse had assembled upon the ice a gorge which had for some time swelled tho water above it gave wav and the frost bound bridge sunk tothe surface of the water with a tremendous crash Terror was depicted on every countenance The arms of wives were instinct ively thrown around their husbands and the arms of modest maidens on this momentous occasion were thrown around the stalwart forms of their gallants perhaps for the first time Some of the gentlemen reciprocated the embrace while others as much frightened as their fair companions sought safety in flilit The ladies not wishing to bo thus deserted in the time of need caught hold of the skirts of their gallant's eoats as they tied for life and more than one dent Ibin fellow was seen streaking his wav up street minus a eloak or the tail of hs coat Soon however it was found the danger was only nu merous jests ere passed on the unlucky ights who deserted their idols in the mo ment of danger and the unfortunate ladies ad monished to choose husbands and gallants that would stand by them in storm as well as sun shine A NNtHHA TORR 1 NN1HI LATElt TIte Ullteh talked of test of Eire under the di rection of Mr Phillips himself was made in public a few davs ago and however satisfactory it mnv have proved the manufacturers and the Patent holders the crowd of some three thousand New Yorkers who witnessed it expressed their opinions in deeds as well ords A cottage house of green spruee boards was erected for the trial sha vings and in itllirejsct and when the combustibles blazed finely four annihilators were applied atul the tlames were immediately oxlingtf shed The lioards in immediate contact with the shavings were slightly on fire that the outsiders iusisied the trial was not a fair one anl that the building should be again fin This the Annihilator men objected to a row ensued some tweutx machines fully charged and stored in one of the wings of the building were destroyed by the mob and the building reduced to ashes A committee apointed by the outsiders that the trial was unsatisfactory and that Mr Phillips would give another test and the committee make another rejrt Mercantile Esrioxxor A suit has recentlybeen decided in the District Court of New York of interest to mercantile men It was brought for libel by II A Boardsly vs Ix wis Tapicui and a verdiet of $10)ffi was rendered for the plaintiffs Mr Tappan was in IS IS when the cause of ac tion occurred head manager oitlie system of mer cantile espionage hich extends to every village and city of note in the United States Through agents information is obtained in relation to die standing credit and prese ts merchants and other business men such as are likely to want credit in New York hieh is entered upon record and is open to the inspection of ihos Ito become members of the In pursuance of this plan certain statements were booked in rela tion to the plaintiffi merchants of Norwalk Ohio hich they claim false and slanderous and it appears from the verdiet that the jury was of the same opinion Judge Betts in his citarge to the jury remarked of the agency that it was ommen dable but the defendant was in no wise protected when wrong was done by information plan upon his books Dr March the best antidi4e for dis sqution is marriage Men resort to gin and sugar not because they are depraved but because they are lonely Out of every dozen men you see hanging about our porter houses ten he observes are without a "female comforter a hint worth dwelling on One ot the crack joekies of the English race courses is Yeung Joe who is only eight years old Abstract of tho Report of the Commander of the Army The states that a tsitisfaebiry state ot dis cipline prevails at the different military pcsts that many wholesome reform have been intro duced during the pa year and that they promise to effect a large diminution of expenditure with out imjetiring tho effieieney of the trqe It is projMSs to abandon bort Atkinson at the Great Crossings of the Arkansas as also Kearny ami Jmramie on the Matte river The increase of the army for peace objects alone is urgpl Respecting this subject it is stated that in a for mer report made in it was sjiecificd for the protection of our new frontiers and the execution of a treaty obligation in favor of Mexi co tho addition of two new regiments with an increase from 12 50 and I privates per conqaiiy infantry dragoons and riflemen lesjiectively to SI privates in all companies No new regiment has since been added but bv an act approved June 21 1850 (second sec tion) the was authorized to increase the number of privates in each and any of the com panies of the existing regiments of the army at the srrcral posts on the Western frontiers ami at remote and distant stations to any number not exceeding seventy four" Under this provision of law the President June 22 1850 (General order No 20) directed that some 90 companies out of 158 should be car ried up to the new maximum strength of 71 pri vates each If Congress would authorize a' like extension in the remaining O' companies add two to the is of artillery and organize the fifty eonqxanies into live instead of four regiments as at present with a new regiment of mounted riflemen it would give us (which might suffice) a nominal force ol I 33 enlisted men (exclusive of officers) or only 3 1 1G more than the peace establishment of IM 21 With the projmsed augmentation of the army on the supposition that the whole be kept in a state of activity resembling a campaign it is pos sible that our cxteiulcd frontiers may be guarded against Indian depredations and our treaty obli gations to Mexicofaithful)y executed Loft with our present number a failure in both objects will it Is feared be inevitable The eXeriment how ever is again on foot with extraordinary zeal and energv under the direction of three distin guished officers Brevet Major General I Smith in Texas Irigadier eneral Hitch cock on the Pacific and Brevet Colonel Sumner in Mexico In connection with the proposed new regiment of mounted riflemen 1 beg to suggest should one be added to the army that the authority given to the President by act of I 'AU cited above to equip and mount as cavalry any number of foot soldiers (artillery and infantry might be repealed The measure of creating a retired list for dis abled soldiers is recommended to the Consideration of Congress Allusion is made to the organization Ae of the militia of the country and it is estimated that an appropriation of 1 fit per annum for live suc cessive years in every half century would spread the means of military discipline nr tactical instruc tion (brought up to the science ami experience of the age) throughout tin' militia of the Union We cheerfully give place to the following article from a fair correspondent which we deem not on to well timed but lull ol excellent sug gestion To a Class of Young Girls December 31 1851 The same group I sec as last year with sonjp few additions Again I wish a Haitv ew Year to you my class of laughter loving mcr rv ingenuous girls again I ask you to give to Him the praise to 'Whom all praise honor and glorv is dm that you are permitted to welcome another glad anniversary of our Savior's birth also the dawn of another year I will not sadden you by speaking of sorrows which may have fallen in ttr midst during the year which is now at its close but I ill lead you to think of the numberless blessings and mercies which are still ours As I have marked the ear nest watchful expression of your faces while list ening to my explanations ami hcaad th: soft ea ger voices questioning that mists might bo re moved from subjects which you did not Hilly utt derstaml have deeply almost painfully impressed with my own responsibility ami of that of all those who assume so sacred a trust as that of improving the youthful mind ami also with the great necessity there is for prayerful watchful ness lest by example or precept teachers shotfid fail tlo their whole duty lenew'cit your hie tor the year past have you made nobler holy resolutions for the year to come have you recognized your own respon sibility not to parent or teacher but to vourGoi? and have you discovered that life is too short hours too tleetingaml time too precious to be wast ed? Do you think these truths have been too of ten repeated by me to you to make it necessary for me to till my promised letter with them You know precept must be upon precept lino upon line before the mind however beautiful its prom ise shall have developed its mature perfection Your sphere young girls should be a hallowed one it is woman's destiny to make the happiness or misery of the homeeirele to elevate or debase the morals of those around her to weave the chains of love ami gentleness or th of discord and hatred hers em be no negative position she must have around her a holy enduring light or clouds of deepening darkness As we together have studied the pages of history I have called your at tention to the numberless instances on record of woman's influence somethin's for good but 1 fear as often for evil in the history of nations how of ten wc have noticed the fact that where the wo men were domestic virtuous ami educated the men were noble patriotic ami good so it must always be your sex must always give the tone to society thou will you Hot my young class as friends sisters ami daughters exert now vour in fluence in tho proper mantu never forgetting that the relioiou of our Savior must be your main spring of action ami education your beacon litrht 1 have frequently contrasted your exalted situa tion with that of the women of i ioso countries where tho religion of Jem is not known xirtien kirly those of Southern Asia you have e'oarlv seen the cause of the dill'erenee that land where our blessed Redeemer more than I S(to years atro so freely dispensed the glorious light of Hrs Ev verlasting Gospel is now wrapped in the almost iimpenetrable mist of idolatrous darkness while ours is at its meridian of glory ami your happiness and elevation depend upon the continu ance of this light and glory that is upon religion first and then education See then the necessity for cultivating and developing your mental faeitl ties Strive for perii'etion in all your duties and as you overcome obstacle after obstacle remem ber we prize in proportion to the la bor they cost us therefore the greater the difficul ty overcome the greater the triumph Let me urge you voting girls to continue a 1 now see you pure in thought and act nuxlest and unas suming lovely ami unaffected then ith religion for the Ivasc of your principles and education for the beautiful light illumine your path way we fear not the efi'wL of your influence nxn those around you and future generations will rise and call yon blessed During 1S52 will you endeavor to make the domestic circle a happy one: relieve anguish bv vour ministering hand kindly bestow vour alms iqsui the and enlighten the homes the ignorant by disensing knowledge and truth freelv among them? not frgt the words of Solo mon Wliatsoever tliy hand findeth to do do it with all thy might Cr there is no work nor de vice nor knowledge nor wisdom iu the grave whither thou goost" YOUR ERIEN er give the following and I cvnumunieation on the controversy between the two ckvses of physicians cannot en our colttmus on the subject1 the Editors of the ree Press: Dear Si tt There rpjieai cd in your columns of yesterday an article purporting to me forth from the of a Dg whose signature is Eisdnhardt who attempts to prove bv wholesale assertions ilia: there is no truth in the doctrines of llalmcmiuin mid as little in the three I physicians who have sign mi the article to which it alludes But we shall see whether he or the gentlemen who signed the (Ktitioii to the Hun Board of Regents of the Uii i sity of the State of Michigan which contains the objectionable article referred to will Is1 nearer the truth when reference is had fact not as sertions to truth not denunciations 'or truth like light travels in straight lilies and is not easily adapted to the crooked Hlicy of the world He savs that the statement is incorrect which affirms that Even in continental Europe chairs of Hom icpathv havcbi'cn established in many of the pr'rn e'qsd Medical Colleges and throughout the ler man Confederacy 1 lomo'opathic Brofessors have been appointed in all the Medical Colleges show ing the estimation in which the new system is held in the country of its birth" Now by the following list the public will easily discern whether the above statement Im very far from correct: we say very far because the mat ter was no doubt penned hastily and without im mediate reference to statistics consequently liable to seme errors but nut to the extent ur opjsjnent has been pleased to assert nor yet ith intent to mislead the public The following doctors of me dicine who hold professorships of medicine and chemistry in diiTerent Universities on the contin ent are recognized and respected as prominen' ad vocates of Homr'opathy towit Professor tjuadri of the university at Naples Prof Guaranta do Prof Arnold of Heidelberg Prof Waldenburg of Upsala Mabit of Bordeaux Prof up holdt of Erlangen leischmann do Prof Roth Munick Prof Weber Cnrlsrnhe Prof Succow Jena Prof Crepu Grenoble prof Mar tin Jena Professorships of I lonueopathy have been instituted in addition to the above in the University of Gottingen Leipzig reiburg and Duchy of Daiinstailt In the latter o'' which tlc celebrated Rati occupies the chair ot practice Counsellor Wohl' of the Diet of Darm tadt on whose authority Wo give the above states that there are five foreign and two German Prof ssor more recently established tho Haim's ot hich we are not able at this moment to give To satisfy the gentleman who appears to be familiar with the present movements of medical affairs in Germany we will merely add that the State Counsellors as well as tho Medical Coun sellors of the Germanic Confederation who are adherents number to the amount of not less than twenty ho are appointed by their Sovereigns and princes but whether they arc all of the simple class or not vv will leave our ett lapiaii stickler to decide There are also not less than nine surgeons ami physicians in the army with whom we presume our knoiriiia friend is but partially ifat all acquainted But as we care little about the sovereigns and princes of Europe whether or strong we will adduce one whose name is almost co extensive with German Allopathia indeed sufficiently so to be entitled the venerable Patriaeh of that school whose opinionseannot be arranged with those who count the practice of Homwopatliy hum bug and whose name as well as many others must of necessity from his well acknowledged ability logical acumen and penetrative discern ment le ranked among the first physicians of largo cities and the professors of the first cele brated medical schools: but who never regretted having lost his valuable time in its investigation Wo refer to no less a man than the justly cele brated Dr Hutland says Huf land seems to me to be particularly valuable in two points of view first because it promises to lead the art of healing back to the only true path of quiet observation and experience and gives new life to the too much neglected worth of symptom atology and secondly because it furnishes sim plicity in the treatment of disease Again as your correspondent seems to think more highly of be talent and opinions of those of the medical pro fession in large cities what will he sav to such names as Dr Liston anil Dr Quin ol London Prof I leitilerson of Edinburgh Ramsbolltam of Halifax Uutint les Guidi 1 of Turin A Jourdan I member of the Institute ol' rance I physician to the Emperor of Russia Dr Trenins Russian Botan ist and Counsellor of Slate Ran physician to the Duke of Hess Darmstadt Dr Germany Of educated and thoughtful ini'ii in our large cities we contend that Ilmmo it iiiuieni rritain wc sec A rvhbishop Wliately the Chevalier Bunsen and Dr Seott Constitute a trio of its litery adherents Cobden Leslie and Miller are examples of its parliamentary pnrtizans The Duke of lloantil mn Earls of Wilton Shrewsbury Erne andDenbigh Izrds Grosvenor Newport and Kin naird may serve for its guard of honor In rance Guizot Uhangat nier Comte Lamartine and others ot' the Academy are its advocates IVe do not think it necessary to adduce anv more proof as to the eorri etlicss of the artiele alluded to and in reply to that portion of liis communi cation which adverts "only such as failed to realize tlieir expectations in the practice of the old sv stem adhered to the doctrine of Hahnemann" we would appeal to every intelligent German as to the utter and entire want of truth couched in that statement The venom concealed will recoil back upon its authors and prove harmless to those who are iuv uluerable to such despicable attacks The gentk inon who signed the document are as desirous of following the light of truth and ad hering to its principles as the author of that ar ticle or those his coadjutors and therefore would not deign to publish any views or state any facts inconsistent with its dictates If there be any incompatibility in Ilom'i opa thy to the well known laws of Philosophy let such as your correspondent point it out ami not come out with wholesale assertions as humbug" of any implied want of ability on the part of those who are practicing according to their own llo mmopathie standard The gentlemen 1 have no doubt will bo able to defend themselvosand prove the truth and philosophic science of their practice to tho satisfaction an intelligent public Yours Ac ERITAS Pat's lunir A gentleman objeetcil to a la ky because he was an Irishman Pat denied that he as an Irishman Were you not born in Ireland I asked the gent liidade I was injirelv answered Pat and if 1 hal been horn in a stable should I have been a hoss A Goon )ne At a dancing patty not a liun dred miles from here one of the beaux got a little "Corned" He of course felt as good as any body Asking a young lady who Iiv in the vicinity of a grist mill to dance she det lined whereupon lie instituted a parly marking that if he vvas not good enough to dance with her he would come low to the milland boground me down said the lady but vou will recollect that the fi st process in grinding will be to he run through the Smut Machine New Exercise kor Women The Biston Her ald says that a large number oftheir citizens were regaled Saturday aft rm hn with the spectacle of stune or 20 young ladies iu the Bloomer cos tume skating on Baek Bay The Lulies proved themsclvvs to be the must excellent ami graceful skaters not one of them catching a fall ZTThe submarine Telegraph is working well Messages both from Lmln to Liverpool have been transmitted on the same day to Paris Havre Vienna Trieste Hamburgh ami Ostend and in one instance a comimmication was forwarded to Cracow to bv dispatched thence bv mail to Odes sa People who are blessed with health strength and potatoes should never repine at for tune even if their pocket Looks are cramped now mid then Instead of looking up with envy you should l'k down with gratitude or every dozen who are letter oil' than you are then are ten thousand tliat are worse A returned Californian this morning deposited with McCrea A Bell Bankers a single lump of vlrg in gobi weighing 42 oz and valued at $75G It was pktketl up in tlie diggings ill its present state Mil I Vis Tin? Mlowing table from the North China Herald of the 27th Sept shows the comparative exports of tea and silk from Slnmghai to the Uni ted Stat Seasons 1847 49 1848 19 1849 50 1 $50 51 niack 22fG2G rIf257 L64''5J9 375199 Green 1514101 23Stl075 8974879 7316041 Alft hales 35 415 250 14A (Aon rancisco Herald 7 The regiment of mounted rifles stationed at Jetferson Barracks Missouri has been ordered to to le employed along the Mexican fron tier Jne company liad already started America the world on cataracts A perjx ndieular water fall has been discovered on the Sanonta River Oregon omc distance above where it empties into Pugets Sound of 360 et genius down cast has invented a new kind of dwelling They are nvult of Indix rcbber and are Sit portable that you may carry a row of three story houses in your hat A Toast' Bloomer Dresses: May they rRe higher in the estimation of the ladies until theymeet the approbation of the jp ite sex The re are lifty cotton mills in Russia em pkying altogether six hundred thousand shutths Singular Avocation and Mode of Life In a recent aseauit ease brought before the Cletkcnwell Poec Court an extraordinary ckuv acter apjveared as a This individual whose name is Smith is notorious about the pur lieus of ieM 1 ane am! Safi ton Hill as The num is by profession a tluMuugh subterranean rat catcher tor the supply of tlie ho sporting One JtmijH r's life Sx nt in quest of prey front the whole range of the sewerage of urnished with a bull's eye lantern agl sized folding trap and a slwrt rake he eitrs the main sewer at the ot of Black riar's Bridge and pursues dangerous avoca tion waist deep in mud and filth every dcscrip tiom The sewers literally swarm with rats which he eat hes by hand and places them in his eage if thev were voting kittens Ilia under ground iournevs extend for miles lie hits been under Newgate ami along Clteapside to the Mansion Heui He has rax ersed from Holboru to Isling ton eloselv inspecting all the diverging pawnees or fra want tributaries that fell into the Ckxiema Maximus of the mighty metropolis On one oc ettsiott an obstruction occurred to a drain at the foot of Holboru Hill and Jumper la tug kmtwn in the mighlvrhoud was nppliol Terms were sjxedlv agreed usn lump started fi to the foot of Blaekt'riar's Bridge ami in half an hour his voice wts heard down the ptlly hole He speoililv cleared away ruction and received his reward thus saving the ex ensc up the roadwaj It not however tothe rats alone that JttmpT pays his attention he frequently falls in with rich prize particularly with the city sewers one easion he found a silk purse containing goll amt eilv on another a gold watch and seals numbers of silver smous and other hr tieles value A few months since Jumper took mt a pupil for the profession in a month's trial he gave it up bs rving that be could stand a "tidy lot but he couldn't stand that are so Jtint iciraiis the monarch of all he surveys His right however has been disputsl by one lord inavor who threatened him with imprisonment on the ground of trespassing Junqer however still pursues his fragrant calling He has en three tim aitnaked with the typhus fever but nipidlv recovered on neh occasion Strange to sav this most extraordinary character enjoys gxd health ami follows his av ovation with the gratvst tissid 1 1 i Christ ia 'i ines Detroit loulir Academy t'uiMr of lr! hihI Chan aa The Secund rm nf this Institution will coiumence on Tliursdiv January ch 1SV2 Tho conr euf study embraces all thoc branches ually Hugh in our best Colleges aul Seminaries ur terms or further particulars apply jal Miss HIAT rincipal ivy'll iiml Heady Ki re Co No ti The members this Company are requested to meet at their Engine House this Thursday) alierm'n at 3 o'clock A punctual is required MATHEW KKAMEIl By Telegraph Einc The Cincinnati hae postponed for One Week from the 1st January the distribution of the prizes 100 iu number ARIS A CO Managers To Johnston Hon Conroe Cluiptrr No 1 The regular communication will be ImblVn at Masonic Hall this (Thursday evening at 6 IVES Lafayette ire No 4 A special meeting of Lafayette ire Company No 4 will be held at the Engine House on riday afternoon at 1 o'clock preparatory to the funeral of the late Patrick Rowland irst Assistant Engineer ire Department A general attendance is requested Bv order of the oreman ART Sec'y Died: Yesterlav morning in this city Mr JamksMood 70 rears formerly from Dexter tferson county nLw York uneral to day at 3 PM from corner of Riopelle atul Woodbridge streets TVToriCE Notice is hereby given that Win Stewart IN is not authorised to settle or collect the debts of the firm of William and Robert Stewart All persons in debted to said firm are cautioned against paying to thn said William as such payments will not bo recognize! bv jaol ROBERT STEWART one of said firm rOST a CHECK drawn by the subscribers on the 1 Michigan I nsu rance Bank for $34 1 33 100 No 1 14o dated Dec 24 1S3I All piTSOlb are hereby untitled not to negotiate aid check the payment of the 11111 has been stopped jal JL ij ADlEsVnd GLOVES A splendid as I A soituu'iit just received and opened I hi day all sizes Ladit and Black White and Colored Kid Cloves Thev are lvst make jal CAMERON A jl I AN LIAS oACKS and CLOA We haveafew 1 1 of iliost' cheap Mantillas Sack and Cloak left which will be sold Hose out the lot Also Man tilla Velvets now selling al a great reduction from the former price jal HOLMES A CO lor Al' ACCTION by EDMONDS A I I MeR EVNOLDS Vill bo sold on WEDNESDAY Jan 7th at 10 n'Hoek AM upon he premises the spa cious aud Brick Houvand Lot known as tii' A bbitU designated ns Lot No 3 corner of (hiss nnl oi streets Terms made Keown at the time of sale jaltd EDMONDS Auctioneer C1AME into the EtH'hwnre of the Subscriber in the town of Tavlur Wayne co Michigan oo the first da of October la vt TVQ stray COWS une a small brown row with crumpled the other a large line backed bi ock le faced cow The owner is requested to pme property pav charges and take them awav jal 3t HENRY TL TUCKER nRESS GOODS We an? closing out all kinds of Db ss Goods from this dale at prices never offered so low by ns before Our stock of rinoes Alpaccas Coburghs Delaines etc etc will be found very dvsira bb Purchasers should avail hemselveR nf this oppor tunity as great bargains can now be found Very many st Iws have been reduced to half their value in order to che them out which must ensure quick sales jal CAMERON fc DONALD 121 JeiL Ave AjTfoi)K if (J si Sk jmE Th American Lawyer and Business orm Book ing ormsand Instructions for contracts Arbi tration and Aw'ard Assignments Chattel Mortgages Bills of Salp Bill of Lading Bonds Exchange Drafts PromtsscH Notes Orders Receipts Due Bills Conwy anci Deeds Mortgages Indentures Satisfactions Re leases Dower Leases and Tenant's Agree ments Composition with Creditors Charter esels Building Letter' of Ciedit atul License Marriage Ar ticles of Partnership Power of Attorney AVilD and Co dicils Trit't orms Barter Liability's of Common Car riers and of Minors Naturalization Pre emption Rights on Public Land Rights to Military Bounty Lands Co pyright Laws Regulations and form tor obtaining Pa tents Custom House Regulation Domestic am! oreign Rates of Postage a System of Book keeping Interest Tables Equation Time Table Interest and Mensuration Rules Wrights and Measures of different Countries value nf Gold and Silver Coin Ac together with the Laws of the nrious Stales on Household and Home 'tea! Exemption from Execution DriM Acknowledge nt Lien Collection of Del ts Limitation ol Actions Regulating Contracts Chattel Mortgages Rights of Married Women Dower Rates of Interest Usury and Wills ami a Map and Seal for each State Delo Beadle A Attorney and Coun sellor at Law price 75 cents or sab by A ROYCE jal 43 WoodYrwl Avenue OR A NG PE and Ci rn in tine order for sale bv de31 STRONG Jr 157 Jeff Ave' OLD BOURBON in store arid for sale bv dv31 STRONG Jr 157 Jeff Ave WINES Champagne Muscat Golden and Shurrv Ohl rt and Madeira for sale bv de3l STRONG Jr 157 Jeff Ave 1ARESII RAfsiNS also Seedless do fur sale by 3l TRON( Jr 157 Jeff Ave SMOKED SALMON and Halibut also Mackerel No 1 and 2 in and I bls or sale bv e3L STRONfr Jr 157 Jeff Ave SARDINES Pickles preserves etc for sale by de31 PTEONG Jr A HOLMES and New Store rati Im? found a fine Assortment of Silk and Gingham UMBRELLAS very clo ap d31 CORNICES A BAND A complete sort meat of new and elegant patterns in all width furale by CHANDLER CO dt 31 Ho JelTerwon Avenue PAPER piece of rench English and American Pajer Hanging'on hand and fur sal low by CHANDLER CO dr31 1 15 Jefferson Avenue CURT A I STUS 3 4 and 0 4 Union Dauitaka in all colors Moren Plain and igure! Turkey Rud Chintz colored cotton Turkey Red embroidered Lace ami Mu4iu Curtain in color Gimp ringes Ta sels Curds Borders rench Diiuity Ac for sab at xhe lowest market price bv de3l CHANDLER A CO ip LOOR OIL CLOTHS The wfarrHier have on hand seYeral sheets of Oit Cloth from to 24 feet wide of suoerV patterns and qualities which they will sell atatifactorr price A tan 4 4 5 4 4 7 4 4 ltf 4 ditto in all qualities dt CH ANDLER A GO COMPOUND Concentrated Extract of PtiHingia and Prince's Pine the purifier for the blood ever offered to the public for the permanent cure of all dia ease? arising from impurities of the blood uchas Scro fula ea Id Head Erysipelas 5alv Rheum Pil Bron chitis Catarrh Cancerous Humors Dyspepsia Nervous Debility Pimple on the fare vte Prepared at ST EW ART Eclectic and Botanic Drug tore 15 Jef ferson Avenue Detroit de31 A CARD OR THE NEW YEAR THE EMPIRE BOOT and SHOE TORE wa ou the 4th of December and it ale Lave greatly exceeded the expectation of the Proprietor They tender their thanks forth! liberal palronagS Owing to the fact that they commenced lttsinc so late stock (of course) must le the meet complete of any in jtfther thi or any other town of City Qualities prices will alike pleas ymi Call ami see for yourselvt deSl OLD STAND EV EN ING PARTI and "BALL DKEESThta day oprmd by expre a aplendid aortment enw siting of all the new worn in the easier ei tiesoch a Plain igured and Embroidered Mtolina Robce something new Ladies would do well tnexaznine th much admired Drer previon making Tur A'haes CAMERON A DONkLD deCl 121 JefferKn Aveaue DO TA BI asTtmenL or the Parmen Store d27 APPLES A fine lot in barrel grafted fruiL or sale at the armer More dee27 POETMI BLACKIXG The beet in the eon try and no mtatakeit certainty ta HAol and gives a rnooth and beautiful Polish Call and get abox and Try 7 dae27 SMITH A TYLER lU ITSWfvo Zante Currant Lemomt Sul taur and 0WRaiint Dates and Grape or sale by dec27 WM PHELPS COUNTING HOUSE CALENDER 5L i 'i i a to a JAN 5 119 2l 30J31 Ci 13 IB lit 30 MAY 1617 30 31 9 1011 19' 30 1 9 10 16 17 2 3 9 10 4 ll 9'10 11 15 16'17 IS 11 12 13 1'19 20 12 13 19 20 MAR I 1 I1V15 5 11 12 1 1 12 1 19 '25'26 EB 1 2 1 4 5 1112 25 26 JUN 6 7 1314 I 4' 5 6' 7 10'11112 1314 wv 11 2 3 9 10 14 15 10 17 1 2 3 OCT 9 lOi 15 16 171 12 Bill 15 16 17 19 202122 '23 24 2u 27 31 2 VUL4I 9 10 4 5 15 16 17 11' 1 111 6 7 li 2 3 4 13 14 151 7 910'11 '20 21 22 14 151617 'IS A Ml i A 2S 29 30 3 4 5 DEC 29 30 St! 27ili27 26i A 30 31 5 6 7AUG1 1 2f 3 41 7 hS 14 9'10 11 '12 13 14 13 21 113 16 171 19 20 21 2S 122 23:24 252l5 27 )2S I I I I'! 4 5 6 SEP I H' U1 Ul 2 1314 15 '10 174S 10I11 15116 17 is CONDITION of the Michigan State Bank Decinlxr 2lthlS51 Judgments and Mortgage Stocks valued thi day Bill dicmiuted Michigan Central Railroad Vends S6k0 urniture Safe Ac in Banking housts SO ash Coin 55672 Go Bank Nptes 16673 00 Check on other Banks 1736 (X) Duo bv Banks 83405 42 15747 07 $549597 12 Capital 00 Dejxjsit 175637 09 Circulation 1S943' 00 Due Rank' 1037 47 Profit and Lor 31900 56 $549597 12 State of Michigan County of Wayne Ahm Cashier of the Michigan State Bank being duty woru dvpoxvth and saith that tho above stale meat i just and true according to the bet of his kuow ledgp aud belief A II ADAMs Cashier bwnru to and sulnicritaHl en the 26th Dvcemlter before me i AVaj kku Notary Public ST ATEMENT showing the Condition of the anner and Bank of Michigan on the morning of tho 29th day of lh cemler A 1S51 RESOURCES Bills discounted aud other loans $110949 59 Bills of Exchange 362S9 4S Michigan State Sttwk 70 Real Estate 27 Bunds and Mortgages 72936 40 I and Contracts 10951 S7 Judgments 15355 51 Stocks 15496 35 Personal Property 3571 75 Detroit Citv Bonds J'UO 00 Duo from Ranks and Bankers 9111 13 notes and checks on Other Banks and items counted as cash S192 00 Coin 69S3 2S $0021 33 LIABILITIES Bonds to Stockholders payable in 1S56 aud other Loans $3275S0 Go Circulation (secured by Stock) 25760 00 (secured by personal liability 6744 00 (Branch notes 976 00 Deposits applicable to payment of debts due the Bank 1154X) 03 Duo Depositors 5451 S9 Certificate Account 470 29 Collection Account 130S 63 Due Banks and Bankers 2535 99 Excess of Resources over Liabilities 317533 b5 $800S21 33 State of Michigan County of Wavne Power Green being duly sworn says that he is the Cashier of the armers and Mechanic Bank of ichigan and that the above is a statement of tho condition of said Bank on the morning of the 29th dav of December AD 1S5L as appears bv the Ixmks of said Bank GREEN Cashier Subscribed and sworn this 29th day of December A 1S51 AV Seymour NotaryMhildic AVayne County Michigan STATEMENT of tho Condition of tho Peninsular Bank December 27th 1S5L RESOURCES Due from Ranks and Bankers 73 Hills in Transit 1S20 51 Cash Gold and Silver 2901 09 Notes of other Banks 13464 00 kt Cash Items 26 36 oreign Bills Exchange Domvbtic liilta Due from other not included in the almve Michigan Ronds and Warrants State Bonds deposited ith State Trorsurer Expense Account Personal Property Bank ixtures Contingent Account Stock in this Bank 04 42391 45 63 190 53 5025S 32 10S26 57 4744i 14 107430 36 1593 00 2 1 65 25 1490 09 E7bl 15 19546 $11207 7 LIABILITIES Duo Depositors $206S49 97 Due other Banks 1J133 5S i it 1 1 oh I6 400 Less this amount on hand 13362 $94(Kta 00 Profit and Loss 9557 23 Capital Stork ItkUWO (Ml $4I2O7S 76 State of Michigan County of ss Henry Brown Cashier vf the Peninsular Bank being duly sworn deposes and says that the above statement of the affairs of the Peninsular Rank is true 11 RROAVN Cashier Sworn to and snbscrihnl Itotorr AVhittemorr Detroit December 27th 1851 STATEMENT of tho condition of the Michigan In surance Bank made tn the State Treasurer at bis annual examination Dvcenita 27th 1S5I RESOURCES Coin Notes of other Banks 36160 00 ('hecks on other ltank 2026 53 Office Notes on hand N700 $195715 $0 Bills Discounted 323478 85 Bonds nnd Mortgages 19914 95 Real Estate 15o5n 2K Bank Plates and urniture 2556 15 State Stocks in the hands the State Trea surer 1706S3 GO State Stocks (of this State) 252x6 26 Due from Banks and Bankers 3236 68 Bank Stuck 8650 00 1 032352 59 LIABILITIES Stock $12070 00 Profits 16085 23 OrtificateH 13280 44 Due to Banks 1765 70 Circulation 2WG32 Individual Dcpoaitrs 184233 22 $703952 59 SANGER Cashier State of Michigan AVayne County ss II Sanger bring duly sworn saith that the abue statement is true according to the Iwst of his knowledge and belief SANGER Cashier Sworn and subscribed ta fore me this 27th day of De cember 151 AVm Walker 3 AVayne co Mich TONS CORN MEAL or amily ue or sale at the Store QfWAfA LBS CHOICE BUCKWHEAT or tale at the armers' Store dec29 Rolling pins butter stamps chhties Pounders and Clothes Pins Wash Tub and AVash Boards or sale at the anners' Store dec29 IHED PEACI IES CURRANTS A WIIOK tleberriea or tide at the store dec 29 A Dox PAILS and 100 doz BROOMS or ealeV at the armers Store dec29 CSflURNS AR AN TH ER BOX or Rale at the armers Store der29 llM or sale afthTarin I kJ kJ ers Store dec29 TlfroruTET ci large i7t ut reretvwl at the armers Store dec29 HOAE 500 Ibn Strained Honey or sale at the arniei $tore lec27 CAjfAKK ur Kale at the Store dee27 CAKE Ladies supplied witli Cake far New A' call by leaving their order ewly at Confectionary Store 85 Jefferson Avenue JCKNCH rACH CAPS A beautiful and writable Holiday Gift a large and mamifirent a sortment oraleby PALMER CO si AL 15 Lots 49 and 50 of sub di virion of Park loU eighty three and part of Park lot eaghty two Terms easy enquire of Lothhop Dcffield or of Bbxedict Dentist Halt RETAIL Din' GOODS MERCHANTS UP DETROIT A good Salesman wishes an engagement by the first of January in some respectable lloow in Detroit Address Johm Geale care cf Mrs Crawford 4 Eat Broadway New York 4 c3Q 3td HI Sixteen Months in the Gold Diggings A Round the AVurld Discourses on Scriptural Prophecy bv Dr Turner or feAle by dc23 A SkARREN QR EBLS LOA bVOARTTJSSMT" do do do Crush! 30 box Dodde Refined Ixaf Sugars or sale at reduced prices THEO II EATON dec29 ire proof store foot AVoodward Ave Ex HHDS PRIME IL SUGAR Iu store for axle by THEO IL EATON uvc29 ire proof store toot Woodward Are LbSEn 3ihWc 25 do do 3 hb ta Stewart' Srren oraleby THEO IL KATN ire proof store foot Woodward Av qa ijhls rvt cJ 20 do PiU 15 to Roto or julebr THEO EATON re proof at ore foot Woodward Ave II axzes urMrieby THEO II EATON ire proof etora foot Awdward Ave p'GKAIN Three Two A ply and superfine Carpeu from the faetnnes in the United State oo hand and tor Aiea nriueed 2 CHANDLER dCO 114 Jeflrn Avenue A I RCA It Tapelnr VruL tian and English Stair CarpeU on haadf Also Ruttr Oial and HoHov Stair Rod orvaJebv HANDLER CO 116 JvffenwHfireame STR A AW Ch'Hiri and Plsfa 44 51 6 4 and 6 4 Canton Straw Matti nr or aatobv CIJANDLER CO dec 3 11 ietfmon Attune itiSwirntay' CANA I) A A GE 3 1852 185 DAILY LINE BETWEEN DEJUtOIT AND BUALO In eonnoctlQu witl the Michigan Central and Xiagura dU rru iHg fAe Ihidgt ever the Xiegnrirtr Tkioiikjh fu Two Ilaltlly PasAeuger receipted through from Chicago Buffalo ARK rom Detroit to Buffalo (ferriage Included) Ofr rom Chicago to Buffalo jy 50 MT Stages leave Windsor topnoriL? Debit) every Morning at 9 A5L tor at Niagara alls tor Detroit immediately on the arrivalf the ear from Buffalo arriving at Detroit on the of the third day after lea ting Buffalo Paewsengera are informed that every exerfcn will be made by the Proprietors to ensure speed and wntort on the road This is much the shortest most trreci and rAeaprst rouXeertrarrirrs castorrsti The entire route has been graded aud uew bridgvauuatnact ed and about 160 uulva planked and M'Adamiid Sober ami experienced drivers only are employed nd every thing has been arranged with a deture' to a sure the comfort expedition and approbation of the yblie A distance ia uor measured by time two and a tai dare only are consumed between Detroit and Buffax and in four days passengers can go the whole distincerom Chi cago to New York rom Winder to Buffalo the mails carried separate from tho passenger coaches this wi prevent all those delays of which travelers have so jstly com plained Passengers can go from St Cathenea diieet to Buffalo or Eat via Qu'urion connectig with a Line of Ntogcx en I hr Kwt Road to Rochter The above line also connects at Hamilton with HWr'scmfy Lmc runftinf to Toronto Kingslonand Mow cal As an inducement to taking this line passenger are in to rm rd that they have an opportunity of viewing tho splendid scenery of tho far famed Niagara al one of the greatest wonders of the world Railroad Cars leave Detroit daily for the Vest ami North at 8 o'clock AM Passenger intending to co West from Ddroit can take the Michigan Central Railroad vr moning at 8 arriving at Michigan City the same wetting from thi by Stage arriving at Chicago next da Agencies fob ths Canada Stage Company Kimball Chicago argo akLIvuiguu ar co aud Express Office Detroit CanLh Stage House Wiiulsor and at IL IL Wheeler Niagara alta Railroad Office Buffalo Extras and Expresses furnished at the Aortct no tice All luggage at ruk of owner unless Iwked and paid tor Proprietors HAMLINS St CaUiarines and Niagara all DAVIS ILuniltoit BABC0K BrauttooL SEGER London TAkLORA BROWN Winder A Chatftaro janldtt GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE 1 1 A A A fi OERS OR SALE on the corner of GrswofdSt and Michigan Avenue (adjoining the StatoA'Cseual) lOO Bushel Pink Potafevt OItt Com Indian Meal Alan a Choice and Good assortment of every article kept in an establishment of thta kind dee27 SELECT SCHOOL OR 0 A 1) I ES A TIEMEX MR EDWIN REGAL Will up a School Lu the instruction of young Ladies and Gentlemen on Munday the 5th of January in the building formerly deriu'natvd the Detroit north aide of Ji ffi Avenue between Beaubian and St Antoine Street Quarter to consist of eleven weeks The course of instruction will be such a i usually adopted iu schools of this lnd Particular attention will Ih? paid to preparing young men for College but more for fitting all for the dutlra of active life Great pain will bo taken in the moral instruction of the youth committed to his care Vural Music trill bo taught being an indispensable part of the excerviaeM uf 1 every well regulated school Tnorougli instuction will 1h given in the uew and beautiful art of Phonograph sn rapid! winning its way into tho bCH schovlf Tn Lug atul the United State RATES TUITION or the common English branches including Ortho empirical and Syntactical Analyse mi an improved plan Vocal Music and Phyrinlogr 6 00 per quarter Algebra Geometry and the Natural St une vs $8 OR The Higher Mathematics Latin Greek and Phonte graphy $10 00 REERENCE MAT BE MADE TJ HARBAUGH Jlsq COLIN CAMPBELL Eq IL HARMON Esq RICHARD HAWLEYEMq NOTICE THE copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under (he firm of AVilliam ARoaaHl Stkwaht Jc Co is thia day d'nwdved 11 Stctc art is alone authorized to settle and collect the debts Ot firm and pay all laa ful demands against the frame Detroit Dec 10 IS51 WM STEWART The undersiguvd will continue tho Grocery and Pro vision Business at the Old Stand on the Itaekand will le pleasttl to sec the old custouivra of the late firm nnd as many others as may dvem it their interest tn chouse from a Stock of well selected Groeerit and Piuvtaiuua which will la) kept constantly on hand Pleaaecall aud see der27 2wd WM STEWART Rich Gold Jewelry Porcelain Toys and ANCY UOOIJS AT AUCTION I BY KDMOXDri McREYXllI6 TUESDAY MOK NING December 3th at ten will be sold at the corner atore opposite thn Michigan Exchange the balance of stock of ancy Goods belongaig to a New York merchant Consisting of Gold Jcwciiy anes Goods Porcclaine Toys Work lloxea Atao a anal I tot nf ancy Dry Goods Bonnets Embroidered Dressen Needle Work Collars Riblunx Collars Vc A The goods can be examined Monday nfternoai previ ous to the bide 11 EbMOXDS dl PROESSOR PALHER ct icul Gwu 'Block Jefferson entrance on Batea afreet can be awn for A few days tor verbal amlwrittonlelincatiofisof character Michigan Central Rail Road VOTIVE or tho better accommodat iu of the JN eastern portion of the Line a Ca ill bv attached to the Eastward reight Train leavhg Mar shall a 3 Ik) A commencing oti riday Deccnbcr 26 ngt rs going vast can leave Station ua folbtrs Marshall 33U A 14)1 Albion 452 2D 6 2 6 Jacket 3V Grass Lake b10 34 Chrisen 9 10 4 xter 10 10 4 75 Ann Arbor 1053 4 5 wi lan i 1135 Wayne 12 40 I 6 Deartairn 115 65 Reach Detroit 2 6 There will le no change in the trains going wed Detroit Dec 24 Dtfl BRH)KSSupt A 7 THE SAME SORT LET ATER the large Males fur Christmas I have I ven large stock of Ladies and ancy Work nnd Tmlct Boxes Embroidered and Plain rvns aud Dulls Willow Crudh a aud Chairs Wilhw Wa guns Carts Velocipedes Rocking Hohmm Chidreiu Dulls Wagons Wheelbarrows Hand Slrds Port Aonies Wallets Purses Leather and Willow Satchels am Bags Perfumery and other ancy Goods Toys ilmonl Pvery kind and quality all of which will be the Very Ixjwtat rtovs to reduce the tm large stocx now on hand Also ruita Nuts and Confcctiunarv nnl other articles suitable for New presents st the Wholesale and Retail Toy and Cuutoetionarv Strv bS Jefferson Ave AVM HO! THE HOLLIDAYS H01! BESIDES a lot of the Richest and moat Ellgau Gift Books for sale in this city We hnve several enpi of the Life and Services tbs Hun Lewis Cass lound in Rich Gilt and Turkey Mm rorro with a splendid steel engraving just the Itouk for a nice present Call and examine at the Book Ernftorium of PrreemlMT 25 lb5 1 MARKHAM 4c ELWGOI OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! BEARD Azz CHRISTIAN WILL SELL their etra A No 1 Shell Orterntqened frerii frum the shell at 9a per quart at hi tow price families and rtie will do well to provide themselves with wlmt they want ax this ta cheaper than Turkeys Also a few Clams left Cal! soon before they are all gone HmiTH PATENT IMC The demand tor thiaarucleta unprecedented We Live now a full supply for all orders It is offered to the Mecca trie Public and particularly to Book Keepers as opeciajly adapted to their use com bining as it doe thow qualities which are eeiitiaJ to aperecZ ink ohind 1 1 is compact in form aad sufficient ly capacious tor thrrr mmihe supply of Ink therdty avoiding tho inennveuicue uf almoat daily filling aid by its air tight the luk will not lieeome thick or deposit a sediineut a is the case with roost or all otlwr kinds in it is constructed upon rorrrrt wrientitir principles and work with the atrnnst simplicity and not Kahle to get out of order or aalw by MARKHAM ELWOOD iTESSrd mt THE HULIDAYSi Thero i no place in town where a better selection of rich Pro sentf can Im found than at NEW TORE? or instance beautiful Brocha Shawls rich Brorad Silk superior to anything of the kind ever before brought to thta eitv lain and C3nmrea all wool and of rench Eng lish and American mauufucture the most beautiful styles ever offered Those Mantillas aeks and Short Cloaks Velvet Rk and Merino A more useful and at tho turne time appro priate present eannut be found lhau one of thus Man liltas and they are so chkap These wuhtog to make a present of leas value may ex amine our stock of Gloves Hosiery etr No end to the assortment Please drop in at Hulmce'OuenceUue and buy a useful Present dc23 A CANKS SAL hODA vz 30 do do GlanlwT do do Epsom 10 kegs do Petre 5 boxes do Rochell 1 case do Amoniac 1 to do Tartar 100 Luir do Erat us io store and tor sale Lv THEO IL EATON decQS ire proof store food Woodward Ave POLITICAL LAAOMAKK9 compriaiug a A History of Political Parties from the organisation of our Government to the present time by Munger RJ The work i invaluable to the poliUcixn no 1cm eo to an penion interested in the bixtoiy of our nrunou country The above work will be fernisUed to the trade upon liberal term inele eoee $1 Orders eot lei ut ARKHAM A EL WOOOlce2idcw 180 Jefferson Avenue PKClTjf Valencia aayraaarel Box Kanuav A Keg Raiiirra lrri4 Cherries Xante Curmnta tei mon Malaga Crape ig Date Pnin Citron 1 tfnnge And Lemon Peel or salt "a PI1 EII ConfeettonMy StorrYl gj Jefferson A venae ELLI ES A PKKSERYES Guava icily in boxes Car rant Grape Pie plant and WkucUeherry jelly in jar srd by the pound preserved btraaberrirs Ginger a4 a general assortment of Weot India Preaervea A large 4lock on hand and at grenUj rwioced price br 22 MM PHELPS LIQUORS PURE I havn a superior lot of qnors which hate been ulectfd for lb retail trade of the foHowin Lnuwia a OU Loieioa buck Otari Dwpwy Co Brandy Ito do james Henneaaey Ito do Vinrarii Pale and lsrt Ward Seifnetteand Co do I These good vrill bo told rery low de22 I STRONG MS.