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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
- estsssss THE TABLE.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER d. is7o

COMMENCING NOVEMBER q, 1870.
Trains will leave Depot corner Of Broad strsst s.d
Washington Avenue as follows:
MAf.MAlL TRAIN at ESQ a. m. SUNDAYS excepted.
Tor Baltimore, Stopping a. all Regular Stations Con-
meets at Wilmington with Delaware Rail Rosd Line:
At S2yon with smyrna Hranch Rai Road and Maryland
and Delaware Rail Road, at harrington with Jubetion
and BreaEwAter Rail Road at ssaford with DorebestsI
ana Dc aware Rail Road at Demar with Eastern shore
Rail Road ''uVAe
EXPRESS TRAIN at II As a. m Sundays s1espt.s
PerrTv lie and lavre.de Grac. Connecs al Wiiminstc
with train for New Castle '0n
t4PaEss TRAIN at 4 90 p. m Sundays exeeptedJ
for Baltimore Erd Washing ton stopping a. Chester nm,
low Linwood olaymont, Whining on Newrort stanton
lIiyro dGaos, a erdoen. Ptrryman's Edaswaoa Me-
nolia Gu e's ard stemnler's Run
NlGuI EApkhs, At II 30 ,. m tdaily) for Bslu.
rvs ~ "NI'g on stopping at Chester, Lii wood.
SlsSmeaL wn"ins'op, Newark, llkton, Norih-East
ferryVtle' HsYrvde-ursce, rerrf maa's and Magnolia
fSssnsefs ilr Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
storpng at all stations between phiadephi and vii.
minson. wiz
Leave Philadelphia at Il co. a. H. $50. 90 and ION
?. ~ me o., p m train CONNECTS with Delaware Rail-
Io4d FOR Harrington and intermediate stations.
iotve wilmington at 45 and s 10 a. IN. 200, AGO and
40 (dally) M The 80 N. train will not stop be-
tween Chester and rhilaislphiA. '''F
Trims leaving whmington t Gas a. NJ, and 400 p.
more Central isil Road 4"U DS'''-
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 10 so, - 20 N AZ and 10 20
Pm.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore Is a. m Way Mail 90 a m az.
press 20 p u Express. % p. IN. Express. 10 ~
D. m Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At ~ o. And 8 II a. M and az n N,
and Il p. N. - Wv
sUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves baltimore At IS p. m, stopping at Magnoli.
Perry mans, Aberdeen, Havre-ds.Graee, Perfyvile,
Charlestosn, NortE-Easts Elkton, Newark Stanton
Newport, Wilmington, ClaYmont Linwooi and Chestsr
Trough tickets TO all pyints West eouth and sonth,
west may be procured at ticket once s2s Chestnnt
street. under influential HOTEL where also state Rooms
and Befths in Sleeping Cars he secured during tha
day. Persons purchasing tickets at this Office can have
baggage checked al their residence by the Union sns
| fer Company Ill KENNY sunt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

7.30 Gold Bonds-We are selling lne
Northern Pacific 3l9 Gold Bonds at par and accrued
Denominations 500 to $4,000. These Bonds sre RECON-
mended with the utmost confidence to Sapltas1c,
ings Banks and the Public generally. They are iIee %
Government Tax All marketable securities tsken III NJ
change full market prices by John MeLear q son' 'V'
a % nj atr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

parsons who are desirous of patronizing
horne are informed that they can purchase all
kinds OF musical merchandise instruments S,l &C.
rs good and as cheap az thsy can IN s,
SIs Market street Buying my goods from lfTa
hands, and being determined 70 accommodate
nom those Interested. D. II. bLEfE
n p-piano and Organ Tuning specially.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

$500 DslaWare City T0wn Bonds for sac
in 400 and $500 Bonds Interest per cent, payable
semi annually Price 20. Also Wilmington and Brandy
wine stock Wilmington City Loan and First Natona,
Bank Stock by John McLear q Son, Bankers NO wv
Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

United States 5-20's bought, sold ana OK
changed at highest market rates. Money received on de
post and interest allowed Coupons, Dividends interest
and Collections payable in this and othercit e9eSeo
Gold and Silver wanted by John McLcar SON. b"hKus'
No c09 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

Notes Negotiated, money received on deposit
and interest allowed coupons and dividends collected
by John McLoar & Son, bankers, No Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14


CompanyT 40 interest in Gold, payable semi'annnay
--January and July--iree Of Government Tax These
ROAD and m earnings and all the property OF the Com
pany including nearly sixty millions OF ucres Of the best
agricultural timber section on the continent ABOUT the
hst az Januaoy next nearly millions OF acres Of the
hnes lands in Minnesota will be placed in the market by
me Northern Pacific Railroad Company and the pro-
reeds their sale will be used 10 purchase ana cancel
The Conpany's T-3) Bouds provided they can be pur
chased al price not exceeding H. These Securities
are now selling at par and accrued interest IN currency
~ Inhn McIear Son, hankers No COZ Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

.eIved large and well selected stock Of boots and
Tor Fail and Winter wear, Of the hest material and
In SUPERIOR style Of workmanship, which will compare
favorably with anS customer made shoe HIS prices
are lower than the lowest Ca and examine ms stock
aud satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
lib VII. T, HOPKINS, 1873
Ills Chestnut St., (Girard Row.
1888 N. Eighth St. IN. E. Cor. 9Th & cherry,)
PHILADELPHIA.


Manufacturer and Dealer Of Four Sreat spsoalties,
Our Celebrated Chsmpion Hook Skirts including $50
syesand SIZES, for Ladies', Misses aed Children Man
uactured to meet the wans Of the rstclass trade at
the lowest prices.
C0RsETs ia 1877 styles and grades to meet the wants
Of H. from 40c. to sbs5 per pair including ThomsOns
Glove Fitting, ROb't Werlys, ]. Beakel's, Mad Foy's,
Mrs Moody's Misses and Childrens COrsets &o together
with every other desirable make, at prices beyond
petition.
PANIER BUsTLEs in SO varieties, from sOe to IS 90
including Hair Cloth, 75ci Bon Ton 4Ts.; Nilsson, b3c
New Broadway, Csc; Elect $50 and every other deslTa
Bile Buse at lower prices than at any other PARTIES IN
the trade
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS In every quality, from
the finest to the lowest prices Tucked Fancy Mus
lin Skirts In ~ varsties from 7'e to 81 90. Chsmises
from &c. to SAT-. Drawers, &C., to $3.50. Night Dress
es sl0O to so CO. Toilet Sacks, Sic to s6s3. Corfet
Covers, Sl0O to $3.50. Aprons, Misses and Chdren's
Under Garments, Sc &C.
We have the largest, best and cheapest lines Of the
above goods Philadelphia Every purchaser can save
time and money By examining them. Wholesale and
Retail. octl37m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

Gallon or IN hotties. the best article ever Intro.
aueed here Brandy equally fine, at II. Il. Bring
3lI Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

AwsoN-GRIFFIN.-In this city, on the 9th Inst, a
the Residence Of the BRIDES parens by Rev. Laiayett
Marks, Thomas J. Lawson, Esq, to Mis- Ann
Griffin.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
OFFICE OF THE
SPRINGFIELD
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE co.
sPRINeFIELD, MASS. Oct. 25th.

SPRINaFIELD, MASS. Oct. 25th.
10 Asssrs WoOlley 8 Van Trump, agents
AS many of tho Companies have been de-
ceived in the amount Of their Chicago Losses,
we conclude at this late day to make the fol-
lowing Statement which we kaoO 10 be COR
rect:
Assets at Market Value....". 81 OF 900.
Chicago Leases not
over,"....".,," ,S43O,O
All other outstand-
ing Losses....." 1920 $497,22O.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

Gum Canphor, just the time to use it, buy
Of NJ II. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE
- 80.

On and after MON
excepted,) Passenger
NOkrHwARD.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
CITY DIRECTORY.


CITY OFFlCEhS.
Mdy0r-Joshua s Valentine.
Chef of POlice-Edward j. Dougherty.
Sergeant Of P0lce-Richard II. Heritage,
Z" " 4" John NJ. Stewart.
Tredsurer-Joseph L. Killgore.
City Solicitor-Ignatus Grub.
Street CommissfOner-Ed Mclntire.
Assfstant Street C0nmisstOnef-John Ruth.
Clerk Of Mdrket-James McGlinchey.
CITY SurUeyors-panel Farra, Samuel Candy, Jr.
nd Myers e. Conwell.
Vaccine Physcans-Dr John p. Wales, DR.. D. w.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

urytou or THE DELAWARE ssy IAan Is, 1911.
,. ,,,,ow,og arc the closing prices Of G0''inni'"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
DELAWARE STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TUESDAY NOVEMBER A. 1871
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

AT the stated meeting of City Council,
on Thursday night, in the absence of the
President, on motion Of Mr.. Febiger, Mr.. II.
F. Pickles was called to the chair.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14

TuR WAY TO GRow RicH,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-14
TERMS TO CLUBS.
SEND YOUR MONEY

. tost ONCE orders. checks, or drafts on New
aork, wherever convenient. II not, then regster
s"e leuers containing money. Address
l. W. ENGLAND. Publisher,
Sun office, Now York CITY.
1e2s.-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-15

From the Rochester Express. June 1871
The strawberry crop, which was almost q failure
from the drouth, has improved wonderfully since
Saturdays rains and will yield fairly. Prices can
not, however, go as low as they have done In pre-
vl0us years.
RaspDerries will be abundant and cheap this year.
They can grown for half the price per quart that
years been sold too low Tor profit raspberrics have
been quite high enough. We expecG TO see change
now aud have cheap raspbcrres for series OF years
white strawberries Win be dearer. The RASPBERRY
crop Ii much surer In n dry season than strawbcr-
RES, aud this year will be very abundant
cherries are generally q light crop IN and around
Rochester, though some trees are quite full, and
there will probably be enough for = moderate con-
sumption.
Blackperries have never been so plenty and cheap
In his market they will ce thus year. The tender
varieties. such rs the Lawton. were not In urcd by
the winter and there are many plantations OF Kill
latlny ana eaiIy wilson which are never injured by
the severesl cold weather.
There will be very few apples. The abundant
blooming on some orchards has been followed nv
no fruit. ana the crop Will be very hight. The
Nav rams washed the pollen of the blows at the
time the fruit should ser. Some varieties OF pears
we've injured In the same way, while others have
set very abundantly. fnc pear crop generally pro.
misses WELL
we do not hear OF any peaches. The trees west OF
the river which boss0med partially seem have set
little or no fruit.
Ounces have set the heaviest crop we have ever
seen. ana ounces and pears Will partly take the
place OF our missing apple and peach crops.
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Married.


BUITLy-srlLLMAN.-on Tuesday, June II, ut
BU,TlK - Miss LOUISE SrlLLMAN. daughter OF
Thomas Stman. ali OF this city.
CUTTER--DARRoS.-On Wednesday,, June IA, at
the residence OF George Brewster, by Rev. George
G. Lucas. WILLIAM Ii. cUrfER TO SADIE ", daughter
OF the late samuel Barron, all OF Woodbridge N. j.
ELLINGwoOD-Sl X, ENs.--On TUESDAY, Juue l3,
by Rev. M. Richardson, WILLIAM ElLINGWooD to
MALIALIA a. STEVENS.
GIFFiN i-CRoxsoN.--On Thursday, June g. at the
residence of the brides parents. in EatOnon, N. J.
by rev. !. Wilson. JOHN u. GIFFING 10 MARY O.,
daughter Of William CrOxson. No cards.
HEWLETT MaTI.-At the resderce OF the BRIDES
GEORGE W. hENLETr, OF MerriCk L.. L.. 10 Miss
SUSIE .. MOTT, Of the above place. No cards
HUGHES -IAC.fARi E.-On Tuesday, June AZ, at tho
residence OF The BRIDES father 10 West Fifty iir5t
street by the lev. DR.. w. L. Morgan Iector OF Sc.
Thomas church, JOSEPH EDWARD HUGHES, rs OF
Ktiderminster, I'm iand to AMELIA LAvlNIA, eldest
daughter OF Dr. l. lacharie.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday. June IL, at
the Cnurch OF the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev.
Thomas b. Newly ]. W. LoUNsDURY TO Miss LIDY
+. CROUK. both q this city.
kAYMOND-sTEYENs.-At the City Hall, on
Wednesday. June I. Captain Tom RAYMOND, Of San
Joaquin alley. CAL, to CATHARINE ANNB STEt ENs,
or lcvertoft Northamptonshire, England. passen-
ger per the Java.
STANDARDIZATION Tuesday, June ID, at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Maurice
Hanson, CORNELIUS S. STSYKER 10 Miss ELIZABETH,
daughter OF john Lake, ESQ., VI Gravesend, L. !.
WELLER-REpErT.-)n rucsday, June IL, Mt s..
Peters church. washington ID o., by the rev. II.
f. Boyle, Mr. M. j. WELLER, Of LONDON, England
to MISS RITA REPErTl, Of Washington No CARDS.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Passed Assistant Surgeon william s. Fort has
been ordered to the Naval Hospital at Norfolk, Va.
Paymaster A. d. Bache has been ordered to the re-
cc1vIug ship at Philadelphia. Assistant Surgeon
Adam Frank has been ordered to duty at
the marine rendezvous at Philadelphia. Surgeon
w. X. Van Revpen has been detached from the Ma.
val Hospital al Norfolk and ordered to the Naval Hos
pital at Annapolis. Paymaster X. w. Allen has been
detached from he reccl ing ship at Philadelphia
and ordered TO the receiving ship at Portsmouth.
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THE ASSAULT ON TERRENCE M'GaaIU.
His Ante.Mortem Statement Taken Before
the Coroner.

HIS Ante.Morfem Statement Taken Before
the Coroner.
Coroner Young yesterday at 432 East Fifteenth
street, took tho antc-mortem statement Of Terrence
MCCARTHY, alleged to have been beaten ON the Goth
ult. ut 465 Washington street. by Bernard Faon, as
previously reported. MCCARTHY. who now appears
to be IN no Immediate danger, states
that, without provucaton, FaIon slapped him
on both sides Of the lace and Knocked hls hat on.
They taen had clncn, but being separated, Fall0n
was asked why he did so when he struck MCCARTHY
In the face AMI cut mis- lip he then grabbed ana
threw him d0wn on the sidewalk. cutting his head.
MCCARTHY states that after that he remembers
nothing else. on the above statement the jury zen.
dcred a verd CT against Falioa, VINO hal been ar
rested by detective Field, of tho hrd precinct and
Coroner 0unl admitted MIN 10 ball to await The re-
suit OF McGarlty's injuries.
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Total amount. 49,.
s,rRvryoe,s r,isEAu,

SURVEYORS EUkEAV.
Under the control Of this Board are the surveyor
ana Ills assistant The Su veyor mas charge o. the
maps CT the department; determines, for purposes
oil sessment, boundary lines; revises aud corrects
the maps ~ couform TO the numerous subdivisions
OF plots, assigns ward numbers 10 such SUBDIVISIONS
and determines all questions OF lines, which, from
their obscnrity, NAV cmhnrrass the deputies In max
ing their assessments and apportionmcnts. 1t Is
believed that the maps of the department are now
more accurate and reliable than &c any previous
time. Jnti recently there mas been but ono set of
maps Tor ali the various purposes whicn render re-
ference 10 them necessary.
From september to January the deputies required
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Tuesday. June IL, MARY j., widow or r. r. Wood,
ana alJest daughter OF Louis Henry Of Jersey Guy,
IN the 21tn year of her age.
Carria e. VIII be In waiting at the Erie Railroad
depot. Jersey City. on Friday morning. at nine
O'Clock. The remains Will be inferred In the New
York Bay Cemetery.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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The appicaiion for correction OF assessments upon
real estate IN 1870 enprnced 1904 pieces OF pro.
perry.
Assessed Tor that year was Il8.2l0.
oNAL ESTATE.
The assessments Tor personal estate are MADE
during the same feno1 as that prescribed for the
asse sments OF real estate anu the books are opened
sOn the same day, ana remain open for ike term.
The following shows the assessments on personal
property IN 1919 aud 1870 with tue increase for
1S7O.- go. -
Ee.lden. personal. si5ss sss
Eoass'sn Sass. i5s, s s
Total S2.i, lSz oJaI 900, 49, 6s.l ga sOss2
The total aulnuer oI names upon the personal
book IN JanIary. $780, were 2264l. or these l6, 800
made application lor reduction, and were examined
bv The LvntRiS o.ers under Oath or animation.
Df these o3J W re slric1ea from the rolls as not
liable to assessment, ana l4,0o2 names were re-
tained
Under chapter fol OF the Laws OF 1885, the share
holders OF Gahks are suoIect TO assessment lndi-
Stduuliy upon me shares. OF these stockholders
thefe % 700 each 81 whom assessed separately
NpoD the his shares, less his proportional
hmount OF the assessed value or the real estate BE-
rUrAL ASSESSMENTS.
The following exhibits the total assessments for
pS6' and 1870 Win the Increase for 1S10:-
sonai Tor 1865 ss6 1854 For 1870. o4s
.loi7,4s7o49 Total Increase. sssoaus4
ises. ...se4.s7lA Total decrease. 7su,I7s
Increase In lS7g SIS o5s Ne. increase. SSy I6g6s5
Hotal valuation in
county al O4i.427,0l3
pieces real prop assessed 1870. Sis 2lO
Numlr individuals assessed for estate i4b02
Number OF bank saa 2y7O0
Total. ,5i2
App!caona real FOE 10O6i
ZAP. licaocs Vi personal estate Tor 1870. 1850
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854
TIE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
The responsible duties oil the Board OF Assessors
ore performed wItnou the direct supervision OF this
department, although the law has vested the up
pOintmenis in the Commissioners.
the Board OF AssessUrs have In charge the dtstrl.
button upon the property benefited Of the expenses
for all city improvements OF every character Win
Ane exception OF street openings, aud In regard to
these tile law requires that copy OF the awards
Ind assessments sbal be lleu with the Assessors.
The large number OF improvements which have,
during che past year. been carried INTO effect. nave
Imposed extraordinary laoors upon the Board OF
Assessors; and the taxpayers who have occasion to
Visit that bureau have met with such attention o.
has satisfied them that tue Business In the hands "
shc Assessors received prompt and impartial action
During The year ending May l, 1871, the Assessors
have acled upoa 247 lists rs 1oliows:-
0
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF INDErEN DENT MANS WISHES
n TO make the OF you IL lady of education
with view to mamonY Address MAisI, ls6 herald
Uptown Branch oacs, 1,s46 Broadway.
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INSTRUCTYON.

At rHOMPsoN's COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE
n opposite Cooper Institute Writing, Arth
metc. E1giish Spanish German Private lessons gay
evening Ladies' depanen Telegraphy practically Ia hit
No vacation.
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A LADY OF ACKNOWLEDGED SKILL AS AN IN
n strucres successful teacher of I'm sish and French
during series OF years. oesres to negota with party
TO VIII. IN her requirements Immediately available
and who In considera thereof would allow her the sma
est poss bile compensation simply home for brief
the country preferred reerences, Mighty sats
factory Only those requr the oces of the advertiser
requested 10 address ", Brooklyn Post office.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
j in water color and landscape painting; photographs
painted in an artistic manner ! ali It's branches.
q. 1ITUS, Artist, 500 Bowery.
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NOTICE.
N. KELLY CO., corner OF Twentyffth street and Sixth
avenue and splendid assortment: 1f
Carpets, Furniture, te idiny, Ole oths &C.,
selected for the sprin trade and ivory low prices
Weekly mont lly pas men,s taken.
A call 3oect uly s.iclLe1
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AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CAs~'- MAGNIFI-
~ cent pompadour Paor Suit nearly cost sl50, for
.O satin brocaiei suit Sl50; $U0 do, 40;
four walnut rep SUITS, from 30 Carpets from 81 cents
Is rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS from S to $3.50
Mattresses, rannss tronze. M rors Curtains; Class
Oh ma Silver Ware ani cent Pnotofte. &C. cheap for
CASH he sold family LEAVING city, Private rcs'd nee
IL Eas Tenth street, block west OF Broadway beween
University place and Filth avenue.
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AT lcO WEST TWEHrY-rHIRD STgEET.-PRIvATE
~ resdence fami going 70 Europe wit sell all their ee-
Household hceat faor Suits covered in
French satin broca e q cs cost r5Oo or 90; one do
for loo. suits S5U 1! suits f25,
wards; Carpets, Bedsteads Wash tnd,
Ch Silver, Paintings, Gron.es. N. B.-No connection
til parties advert sing sales. An examination will
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TltAvELLs.s.S' GUIDE.

LNOR RoNDOuT LANDING Az CCZzENS, NEW BURa
u Milton. Poughkecrse and Isopus.--Ihs steamboats,
THOMAS CORNELL, and JAMES ". BALDWIN leave
daily a4 NJ, pier "a North river, foot OF Harrison Streets
LNOR ChTsKILL DAILY.-STEAMERS THOMAS
L. POWELL and SUNNYSIUE leave pier No. ~ North
river FOOT OF Spring daily at +. NJ, making u
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NEW YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

U,hE MARY POWELL FROM vEsTRY STREET AT
3s0P N. daily making usual landings Returning issvs
Ronaout 80 A. NJ, Pou hseepsie $50, Milton $40, New
burg 80 Cornwall a. West Point S05, CoLxens 15, mr.
irving In New York at 10 40. fs
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I HAVE FOUR BARRELS or "iIUGuS" BRAND
kyo Whisky, i've years od ten per cent above prorf
all regular for sale cheap for cash. Address lUGUs Her
aid ONCE.
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seo,soo

fecreAss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14
SHALL OUR MANUFACTURING IN.
TERESTS BE Protected.

EDITOR JoURNAL.-Our lumber manufac-
turing now annually puts in circulation
among the people Of St. Cloud $20,oo0.-
With proper railroad facilities, it will be
increased ten times, making 5000, 900 to be
attributed yearly amcng the business men
and citizens Of St. Cloud. New it may
be taken as 4 fact, that if the railroad
crosses at tho lower part Of the town, the
busiuess will be increased to the amount
above stated; and if it crosses at the: up
per part of town, the business for this
place will cease altogether. Why? To
move the lumber to the railroad, 10000, 900
per year, at 81. 90 per thousand, will cost
$4,000. By setting mills Mt or above Sank
Rapids, close by tho track, it can be done
for one-fourth that amount, saving $50, 1000
per year.
Now, it is easy to SEQ that no man or SC
Of men will undertake TO compete at such
disadvantage with those who are more
favorably situated.
Look at Minneapolis, whose business is
said to require an expenditure Of nearly
$lO0. 900 per week. Is not the whole thing
built up by the lnmber trade? Would not
the same business do the same thing for
St. Cloud? Can then the people Of Saint
Cloud afford to see this business taken
away from them for the sake of saving the
paltry sum of $4,000 or S 20, 600, ayable
ten o, twenty years hence?
What has been said has no reference tc
that part Of the numbering business which
| Is done in the winter and spring, in cut
ting and driving logs-a business ever
| greater than the manufacturing, and which
would be largely tributary 10 this place j
the saving was done here. ~