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The New York herald., 1872-11-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton Quiet and Easys Receipts at the
Ports 15,3O7 Bales-FI0ur Steady
Wheat Better-Corn Easier--Oats
Firmcr-Pork Dull and Lowcr-La rd
Quiet but Firm-Groceries Quiet-Pe-
trolcum Dull and Nomfnal-Naval
Stores Wcak-Whislxey Steady.
SATURDAY, Nov. 16-8 P. NJ
The trade movement has been slow during the
week past. though there were accommodating in
dicatons on Friday and Saturday of return Of
activity and buoyancy to the general merchandise
markets. at an early day. The fire which occurred
at Boston ON Sunday last was very disastrous In Its
consequences, and Its effect was visible here,
particularly in the dry goods interest
where several large failures were its immed
ate and worst results. But apart from
this no serious trouble has been felt, though great
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ireghts5whsat Iec; corn, I4c barley isc. oats, 9.;
Flour dull Western Spring. 81 81 23 bakers. 81 81
oo amber - 30 IS Isl white, - 81 So Wheat quiet;
sales 500 bushels 20 Chicago at 81 IS Corn steady
sales Is U bushels No. at 4Sc Oats quiet; sales 5000
s unchanged.
OswK0O.. Nov. l6, 1872
Flour steady; sales OF 2O0 bbls at Ss for No 1
Spring 81 Tor amber Winter, 81 70 for white Winter and
No sheboygan Club at 81 As and car Milwaukce
Club At ii g. Corn quet sales OF 100 bushels ut Gle.
Barley in active demand and prices unchanged; up lake
Canada held at 81 02 81 65 Bay Quinte 81 05 81
Corn meal 81 % Tor boiled, 81 20 for unboed per
cwt Milifced unchanged; shorts, 3l7 shpslffs, $l9
middngs. 81 per ton Canal ireghts-Wheat 2c. bar
ley i0c. to New York, to hold In boats; barley. $50
70 ;A,banyj lumber - Is to the Hudson; Railroad
67oo0 feet lumber shipments by canasO 500 bushels
wheat $1,000 do barley. 1000 do peas 7O feet lumber.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6, 1871
sales Of No spring ut 81 l5; No. do 81 OS spot or
seller November; 81 OSh seller December; No. ) do.
92ac rejected, &c. b3c. Corn steady at 3lc No
mixed spot; 301c seller December; rejected 2c 29sc
Oats firm at 2Is4c. pc tor No. q l9c. 9t.c for re-
lected Rye In fair demand and higher at &c for No
barley In fair demand and lower at IL for No. Fall
Provisions quiet and weak pork lower Sl3 $3 20
new new Old nominaiy si 80 a. Si5 spot Lard steady ut
a,sc rsn Green . hams lower at 7nc 7,tc spot Other
chan cd Whiskey steady at soc. Freights-wheat to
Buffalo, lie Rccepts-450O bbls -four, 900 bushels
wheat 5000 do corn 81 900 do oats 1900 do. rye and
So,I1 ,v DO. barley Shipments-5.0W bbls flour, $1,000
rye and s9,0W do barley.
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price
gold during the week were as follows:-
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement oil the associated banks
while uniayorable, was so much better than what
was expected that 1t was regarded almost as good
one. The more surprising feature is small gain
OF specie, instead OF the large loss that was antic
Dated as consequence OF the specie export of
about :3,oOo,ooO during the week. The explanation
OF this gain lies In the steady and large disburse
ments OF gold in payment of November interest
and redemption Of the called flvetwentes which,
with the million sold by the Sul-Trcasury, were
more than enough TO counterbalance the export
referred TO and the amount paid into the Treasury
on account of customs, which latter ran much
lighter for the past week than usual. The specie
Item is made on falling average. however, and
the banks would show large decrease in specie
were the statement made up TO show their condi-
tlon as they stand at present. instead Of giving the
AVERAGE OF THE PAST WEEK.
The loans are contracted, but to an Insignificant
extent With loss Of million and a half legal
tenders there is an inexplicabe increase OF
about million in deposits the natural inference
being that while the banks have shipped the
greenbac&s they have received nearly three mil
lions OF national bank notes, an implied movement
of the domestic exchanges not consistent with the
facts during the past week, UNLESS as some think,
more money came here In private hands to buy
goods for Boston than went away to Boston
through the open channels Of the banks and ex
press companies. The statement compares with
Drplnna q q
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MISUNDERSTANDING the Church OF the
A1fnnnciation, in this city, on Thursday, November
IL, by Rev. william j. Seabury, WILLIAM JUDsoN
BLYDENBrRGH, OF Shanghae, China, to FANNY,
daughter OF the late Charles 5. Seabury, OF stony
Brook, Long Island.
JENSISGs-NEB.-On Wednesday, November 13,
by the Rev. Anthony Kesseler, JOHN r.. JENNINGS
TO MARY NEB, both OF New York city. No cards
KIRrLAND-BIGEIow.-On Thursday, November
IA, at the residence Of the brides father Newark
N j., by Rev. DR.. J. f. Stcarns, JOHN G. KIRKLAND
OF Orange, N. j., to Miss JOSEPHINE, only daughter
OF Hon. Moses BigelOw.
PAIMER-BELKNAP.-On Wednesday evening No.
veinber 49, at the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. DR.. Il. p. Rogers, Mr.. JOHN q. PALMER
to Miss ELLA ]. BELKNAP, only daughter OF Mr.
James q. Belknap all Of this city.
SToCKT0N-PECK.-At the Centenary church, in
the city OF st. Jonn, NJ D., on Tuesday, November,
Q, by the Rev. ID. d. Curre, ROBERT OLDFIELD
STOCKTON, LII. b. (barrister.at.law), to FLORENCE
LOUISE, youngest daughter OF the late Edwin Peck,
OF this city.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 49, 1872
Cotton steady; good ordinary l6c Net receipts 65i
bales Sales, 750 bales Stock, 45, sos bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l6 1872
Cotton in fair demands good ordinary, l7Ac' low low
middlings s6c: middlings lSs4c Net receipts, 529o
bales gross 4so ExportsTo the Continent, l63 bales
coastwlse $50 Sales today, 800 bales; last evening,
2,lU0. Stock, lH,O77 bales -,
MOBILE, Nov. 16 1872.
Cotton quiet and easy good ordinary l7s; low mid
dlings lsc mddlinRs lS5c. Net receipts, 225f bales
ExporsCoastwise, I,l52 bales Sales go bales. Stock
q, l35 bales ,,o,,
SAVANNAH, Nov. l6 1872.
Cotton quiet but firm; good ordinary, IKE. low mid
dlings l7ssc lsc mdd!ings ls9sc Net receipts tl6s
bales ExporsTo Great Britain 1858 bales; to the Con-
tnent, 700. Sales l65 bales Stock 655l0 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. TO- 1s72.
Cotton dull; miadlngs, Ia, lsc. low middngs
ieJc i7c Net receipts iis7 bales Exports-To Great
Britain 1888; to the Continent 2,s25; coastwse, 1921
Sales 100; stock, 2j,7H
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. l6 1872.
Spirits Of turpcntine dull tran actions Rosin
duh no Crude turpentine dull at s3 p for
hard yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at S3 3D.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 16, 1872
Tobacco active md hrm; market without decided
change. Sales OF As hhds -
BUFFALO, Nov 16, 1872
Lake imports-Flopr 27o bbls wheat, @ 2io bushels
corn, 9tlUj do. barley, 1886 do Canal shipments
Wheat $500 bushels corn 7oss2 do barley ,4ssss ;s
menn from elevaors-Whcat 3o,so9 bushcla Canal
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ana Ohio Railroad. sterling, 81 90; do, interest
eights So a So; do. second mortgage eghts, 10
so; Mississippi Central Railroad, first mortgage
sevens, SO S5; do. do. second do eights, 50 S5
New Orleans and Jackson, first. 90 a %; do. do,
second, SO a s5; Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
first, s4 a SO; do. do. second, so s3 Greenville
and Columbia Railroad guaranteed by South Caro-
lima, As a so; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by
Georgia, 65 a 70; Memphis city skies, so 80; Sa-
vannah city sevens, so a IS; New Orleans consos,
old, 81 70; do issued to railroads. skies, 65 7O
do., sevens. 50 65.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price of
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

AHDARIEsE.-On Sunday, November IL, 1872,
ELIZABETH ASDARIEsE, vie OF John Andariese, in
the 72d year OF her age.
to attend the funeral at their residence, 2l9 West
Fortieth street, at halfpast one O'Clock T.. NJ, on
Tuesday, November 10, ls,2
BLAKE.-Posr PHIL KEARNy, No. 8, G. \. R.-New
York, Nov. Is, 1S72.-Ihe members OF .nis Post and
other comrades OF the Order are invited TO attend
the funeral OF our late comrade, ~. W. Blake, this
day. Z. II. PATRICK. Commander,
FRANK Z. MORAN. Adiutant
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

The S,ciss Times states that the expectation OF
watches from switzerland to the United States OF
America assumes larger proportions every year.
f. ON the 1st OF January to the 30th OF September
OF the current year, 1l077,2l3E worth oil watches
have been exported to the States.
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incsded in the above 300 bales TO arrive For future
delivery basis low mdding) the sales have been fol-
lio sr iss A !. pseemter 100 az lsc 100 az yf
a. 9c lg0 at Is 3ic 60 at Is l5ec April 2oO laac
Total 29U bales Sales today up T. one I; N. :-No.cn
400 At sc January 700 At ls16c Coz at = sl6c Fsbra
at itlec 800 at isSSc 100 at Is I5lrc 1000 at isc
@ April 800 st is3c ldS at siee. 200 at lSllc 800 at
4o1 at i9,1e June, 400 1880. Total, 1900 bales
aes as Tne 5soeps a. Ne pG5,s o
leans S.2aS; Mobile, ,,s.a'i; ,savannab, 4,l6i; VII
New York s9l Boston, sss. Total i5soz This day last
wsek % This day last year. & s2 Rates On x eGt
SSrpsSl by So steam lid 3D. fail a. 70 t. mSvrs
BY steam nd compressed no Bremen, by steam, rIc
sail, 16c To Baltic ports by steam, via England Nd
TO Mediterranean ports, by steam, Via England sd We
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grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts-Fl 23 563 bbis wheat
s4 is9 bushels; corn, 3 665 do; meal bbs
And for the week @ j. Flour 9sl tb;s wheat, io7s7
bags oats, la23bushels barley, Sj2O4 do rye 1875
do The -four market ruled dull. but prices nom
nay unchanged, Since last the sales up about
1900 bbs, including all kinds Corn meal III better
demand with sales reported Of oU bb at S5 25 So 81
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TEE FEDERAL OFFICES.
Flutter Among thermal Revenue Officers
Concerning Consolidation Of Districts.

In the Custom House-The Wool Trade Once
Moro-value Of Saving Samples by Which In
voices arc Appraised Cabinets Of
Such Specimens Destroyed by tho Bos-
ton Fifc-Capture Of Illicit Stills
AKu Klux Gang Release Gne Of
the Contraband Poteen Mills.
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uneasness was everywhere apparent until 1t was
dem onstrated that the losses would be confined
almost wholly to Boston. On Friday there was
decidedly better feeling manifested throughout
business marts here, and there was increased &C
tivity in nearly all departments OF trade while val
ues were very generally either higher or showed
an advancing tendency. The export movement in
breadstuns received fresh impetus, and compare
lively large purchases of wheat were made on
foreign account on the basis Of higher prices. On
Saturday, as usual, there was less &C
tivity. but the markets were not nearly
so quiet as usual on the closing day OF the week.
fair business being consummated both on and or
Change. Cotton was quiet ard easy. Flour was duh
Wheat was less active, but frmcr Corn duh and
heavy. Oats Armer Pork lower. Lard
steady. Groceries qu ct but frm Petroleum dull aud
nominal and naval stores weak.
CoFFEE-No trade Of consequence was reported oday
In any description but prices remained unchanged and
as follows Rio, ordinary cargocs, l5c l54c. fair
GO and 90 days. Maracaibo l6c lSc Laguayra, llc
gold.
Corron-The market for cotton ON the spot was nac
uve ana values 10 great ext mt were nominal, with
downward tendency though we make change IN quo
steady. The sales sum ~ as iollows:-
To-day. Last Es,g. Total
IsNport'. .:,.......,. ........,....... IW ZsU SU
consumption. oh.'.''...'.''....... 80, iis tf7 TOD
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BANKING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH.


| No. 8 NASSAU STREET, New York.
We receive deposits and allow interest on daily balan-
ces, issue interest certificates of deposit make
collections in all parts of the States and oanada
and execute orders the Stock Exchange for invest
mcnt Stocks and Bonds We buy and SELL as usual Gov-
crnment and Central Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio
Bonds
We especially to the attention of investors
tho Six Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, which issued either
registered in denominations $780, $500 and
$1,000 interest is paid gold May and November The
smaller denominations nearly exhausted and of the
$1,000 bonds have only small supply remaining At
their present price they yicd per income
in gold.
This great work is about completed; there is now
nearly 400 miles finished, and only about thirty miles
main to complete the uniting Of The Atlantic tide waters
to the Ohio River valley by the shortest and easiest
route possible.
The company have, considerable expense. caused a
geological survey to be made the road by
Prof Ridgway Copies Of his valuable report with map,
and also pamphlet containing the latest information in
reference to the present condition future prospects
Of the road, can be had application AT Office.
The quantities Of white oak, chestnut, walnut and
other valuable timbcrs the camel, splnt and btumn
coas the varieties of iron orcs the limestone salt
and other products render route Of the
and Ohio Railroad probably the attractive location
for coaminng, ron-lnaking kindred manufactures
and industries in the United states FISK 4 HATCH.
E'oR sALE-FREE OF ALL ASSESSMENTS, 100
shares OF the Electro Moter and Battery Company,
room Noa Ao'1 ''''' Ap''' - : "Ai ''''0''
HoWEs MACY, BANKERS 30 WALL STREET, NEW
York, offer the same facilities to deposor; sincor
the four per cent Collections any point
on or as
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO HOLDERS OF OLD
~ Marpoa Securities that the option at present rates
VII Close the ns At Sss q the hariposs
Land and Mining Company "a Wall street
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, ERIE RAJLwAY COMPANY
Notice is 1 that Of
s s
hqye oar sn p e OF s I
STocK pRIyILEGEs1THE GREAT SAFEGUARD
e se hxchanse
place.
WE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS TO LOAN ON CITY
cages a2 s%6 XIV i'M H EH2f ee @Gr
$35O0 su4y anps AdG4ss. T. s Herald sF
oiice.
100000 T9 aoS sEw Rea x
WILLIS, Monauk Insurance Company i6s Broadway.
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Wheat was less active, but lc better The sales were
abSut lUOW bushels at 81 ~ for inferior Spring. 81 4
81 ~ for common to choice No. Chicago and North
WESTERN 81 81 Tor No Milwaukee, 81 81 Tor very choice
milwaukee, 81 ~ 81 rs Tor white, 81 50 for inferior
western red 81 6 81 65 for fair to good do and 81 n
VI 10 Tor amber Western Corn dull heavy and lowe
The sales were about 6 0J bushels at 63c Tor steamer
631ac b3a4c for SAIL mixed Western; 6axc. for high
mixed do and 65c for yellow white and Southern
nominal. Oats were irmcr and active at the improve
ment me Ihe sales aggregate about lOoo bushels
oVc Tor OLD western mixed in store and aoat Soc for
OLD white In sore 45c. 47c Tor No. Toledo,
rive; aoc &C Tor new mixed on the spot and 55c for
0ld white state, I'm store. Barley more active Sales
State In Albany at Soc Rye remained dull entirely
nominal i'll the absence of transactions.
FRE1GHrs-Berth ireights to-day have been quiet and
II any thing rates slightly favored the shipper parcu-
larry Tor grain The chartering business lair and
fnll rates current The engagements ITO Liver
pool by steam, 81 500 bushels grain at 9d and by sail
75O bushels do at cd. To London 500 salmon at
25s, and 800 bbls flour at 3s To Glasgow, by steam
1850 bushels grain at 3D. The charters include Italian
bark $500 quarters grain to Cork for orders private
terms An American ship hence to Havrc, 5000 bbls
crude or naphtha on private terms a wedish bark
hence to Marsees, 400 bbs petroleum and products at
6 3D. an Italian brig, hence to Gibraltar ORDERS 200
bbs refined petroleum at s. 9 excluding Spanish ports
an taan bark, hence same voyage, 26U bbs do at 6s
II TO the Mediterranean and Is TO the Adriatc Brit
ish bark from Philadelphia TO Gibraltar for orders
bbs refined petroleum at 7s or 4 direct, 3D. OFF, ta
ian brig. from baltimore to Gibraltar tor orders 1000
bbs refined do. at 6s Cd.
MoLAssEs:-The market showed no improvement con-
hnuing dull for all descriptions excepting domestic
Afan 0staA
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Hugh McGrath was arrested last Saturday
night by an officer Of the Second precinct for
stabbing Michael Casey at his residence 113 Water
street. McGrath went to the residence OF
Casey and made some insulting remarks
when Casey took hold OF him to put him out
McGrath then drew q knife ana made thrust at
his opponent but he received the blow upon the
arm, by which a severe cash was inflicted. McGrath
was locked up to answer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18

There were 414 persons arrested by Brooklyn
policemen during the past week.
The New York herald., 1872-11-18
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

The amount or taxes received by Collector Bur-
rows last week was $3s,9s4 "a.
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Hugh Reid, aged thirty-two years, and residing
at Isl North Second street, committed suicide on
Saturday night by taking a quantity Of laudanum.
He leaves wife and three children.
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A MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE
T.. "a. ON New York and brooklyn property second
OALLENDER Il LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. N New York Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi-
TO- '-'' -
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FINANCIAL.

n first class city property other fund In buildings In
eour OF erection snd to buy mortgages Address AT.
TORNEY, tox $40 New York Post oiilce
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Assessor LEIGH has received no inimation OF the
proposed consolidation OF his district with the
New York district. He is OF the opinion that the
authorities at Washington entertain no such in
tcntion, about onc-thirtieth of the revenue tax
of the county is collected at his Office The
district embraces Brooklyn Long Island and Staten
Island. The amount collected this year viii reach
the figure OF s4,00o000. There are twenty-five
division assessors at present employed, but seven
Of these officials will be discharged by the 1st OF
January.
An inquest was held before Coroner Jones on
Saturday touching the cause OF the death ofAdophe
Biaggi, the young Italian, who was found shot
through the heart on the corner OF Park avenue
and Ryerson street, on Tuesday last. The jury
found that he came to his death by suicide with
pistol. The deceased, who about twenty
one years old, was highly educated, most respect
ably connected, and was engaged In mercantile
business in New York. His business and social
prospects were bright, and no cause could be
assigned by his relatives or friends Tor the rash
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LADY IN BUSINESS FOR HERSELF WOULD DE
"a pleased to meet u gentleman who would kindly
oan her few hundred dollars. Address HONOR Herald
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MoLAssEs s-The market showed no improvement, con-
tinung dull for all descriptions excepting domestic,
which sold In small lots at current prices: We

English Islands :. ............... 30c. a ssc "a
Srps%ne ~ vas a. tfiGs aS;
Eli sss sses s :ae
0ss 81 Ths sasSr saa,
anss ~ So 55 soos as S S saa ?spSn 50 SS
a sa Ta1 nS %as q aHa held very firm at
market continued dun oil acscrip-
but oT rnn ys m Refined
i5fs eases a &c for and paphtha a &c. a
ssasse sS
on he rSaa a and 81 a. oil o @
s61lc: a &c: for SPOT Or month. -. :
5s do lard s6s and terees and . Kegs and FOR the
sra e .S Ss ana az epssa s led
the ssatpe n a. y and prices
IT,. e. Ssa" 'S$s$
ns but months ssqSs1f bo.s. snsGf s at @
& s"& 8 :as:'
% SSs ssnn sad
erees sold within the range Of former prices Beef hams
portance reported. Out meats quiet but without
s has brpoasn @ i @
Western also quiet but Notwithstanding there was
bS be c
dun At sc with sales only Of o) ierces steam and
Ricr.-There has been rather more demand today for
S III ss % af rana
s sna s 10 nsi nns sSs aaS M5s tho offer
shown 70 shade prices We have only TO note sales 200
fined was only in limited request but steady at 127c
l2ac. standard AS and 13c l3iSc. for hards We
fair to good fair se ge good 70 prime loc iolsc;
i5s6c. Oc; centrifugal hhds and boxes, 10lc. llc
molasses hhds and boxes SIC. 94c:; melado. &c.
Pc; 10 to H. loc o'ls dp - to H. iSsc is5c
do, white, i2c. l3c. Porto RcoRenning, common to
prime, 9c l06c. grocery fair to choice, 10Sc l04c
Dutch standard, Nos. 10 TO = loc lo'sc. Manila
STRARNE remained dull and entirely nominal in the
absence OF reported transactions.
TALLow In good demand, the sales being fully
160,00 lbs. at from 96c q 9Ac.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts S7 bbls and for the week ending,
4045 bbls The market quiet but steady Sales 100
Mt
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MY OWN.

Why have striven all these yearsl
1rags no more at destiny.
1lift my face, dry my tears,
know Ny Own will come to me.
Tho ocean to its level draws
The brook q thousand miles away;
And they who love, with lifetime love.
An equal mighty law obey.
The stars como nightly to the sky,
The tidal throbbings to tho sea,
Tho seasons pass with rythmic tread,
And what shall keep Ny Own from mo,
What matter that I stood alone
Through all the dark and sorrowipR yesrsl
My heart shall reap where It has sown,
And garner fruitage of its tears.
Serenely will I work and wait,
Nor care for wind or tide or sea;
For sweetor, dearer, day by day,
know My Own draws near to me.
1put the cloudy past aside,s
tu,n my face to greet thtday,
So hopeful, nov $50 happy when
Ny Own walks with mo all the way!
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PIONEER WAGON SHOP
Ell. w. WEARY
Man4taeturer Of
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS,
LIGHT WAGONS, BUG0IES
CUTTERS, SLEnS, &c.

All work made from the very best mate
rial, and fully warranted. Prices reason
able. Parties needing anything in my line
will do we'll to give me call.
Special attention paid to REPAIRING
H. W. WEARY
Lake Street rear Of Montgomery l. Vests.
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Goodbye, Swegtheart ="
A TALE IN THREE PARTS.

BIZ RuoDA BouoH1oN, AUTHOR or "REp AS Rose Is
SHE," ETC.
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Leonard Thielmann

Leonard Thielmann
Having purchased the Pump establish
ment Of P. Munsinger, will engage in the
manufacture Of the WOODEN PUMPS
which have given such good satisfaction
throughout Northern Minnesota. A large
stock of IRON PUMPS constantly on
hand. Well cleaning done.
Shop on Washington avenue, near the
Kelly House, st. Cloud, MINI, v14n32'1y
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went climbing along un all tours en- the
roof towards this chimney where the
cats were. In the meantime these
young ladies and gentlemen were en-.
joyiug themselves down under the
caves, and when Jim got almost to that
chimney he made pass at the cats and
his heels few up and be shot down and
crashed through thoss vines, and lit in
the midst of the ladies and gentlemen,
and sat down in those hot saucers Of
candy laughter and there was gen.
eral stampede, OF course, and he came
up stairs dropping pieces of China
ware and candy all the way up, and
when he got up there-now anybody
in the world would have gone into pro-
family or something calculated to re-
lieve the mind under such clrcum-
stances langhter], but he didn't. He
scraped the candy off his legs, nurssd
his blisters little, and said: ~ could
have kctched them cats if I had had on
a good ready" Now, I say this, that
if the opportunity had SO fallen out
that could have had ample opror-
tunity to get up speech, could have
gotten up speech that would have
sent you all home-hsppy or othel-
wise ; I could have cotton up speech
that would bave done honor to this
occasion and to me, bat under the cir.
cumstances, l have had no occasio
and could not get up such a speech,
but, as long as you live, if you remem'
ber the circumstances at all, you will
remember that if 1 had had on good
ready, I would have caught these lit
erary cats here present. lLaughter']
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ATTENTION {!

Iwould give notice to my friends ths
Ihave returned to my old stand,
MUSIC HAIL.,
on Richmond avenue, which has been open
ed up in good style.
Give me q call.
NJ. FISCHER.
st. Cnnd 0ec "a IA