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ADJUSTMENTS AHEAD.

The amusement season Is about TO reopen
| iu lively style, aud the prospect Is that there
will be succession of attractions nntil The
| middle of May. The first engagement an-
nonuced is that of
Oliver O'Duwd Eyron.
Mr.. Byron is well remembered oy many
SouLherners, and his admirers will oe glad 10
hear that he will visit them ext week, open
log on Tuesday, April lst, when Will be pre-
sented the sensational drama OF ''Across the
Continent" aud the new speciality OF "Ben
Mccullough" Mr.. Byron will be supported
by large and select New York company, aud
will give four performances under the man
a5ement of Mr.. William e. Spauldng.
Happy Cal Wagner
comes next, on the 4ih and 5th OF April, with
his Incompatible troupe Of minsLrels. This
troupe has won the reputation of being the
best in the same line of business that ever
travelled through the South. Their perform.
ance Is OF the most genteel character.
Charlotte Thompson.
This lady, who Is announced to appear at
the Academy of Music on the evening of the
9Th proximo, will be supported by Mr.. Fred.
erck Robinson and the dramatic corps of Mr..
Lawrence Barrett's New Orleans Theatre.
Miss Thompson will commence her engage
ment with The new play oil Zone Wife" which
has been performed in all the principal cities.
aud has been the subject Of a sorls of critl-
cism.
Return of the Art Views.
On the lOlh Professor Cromwell will renew
bis delightful art entertainments at the Aca'
DENY for series ofslx or ten nights.
Other erglgpments of an attractive char
acter are also pending.
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Receipts per Railroad March 40.


100 bales cotton, lis bales goods, 1913 hbls -four
20 clsk clay. TO Railroad Agent, II kaLte 4 Gu
a. = Wiete, 8. q W Ch H. Giler, Kl,nck. Wlrken6erl
& co. Kavenel, Holmes Il CO, II BulwnSle i 90
Geo W Williams q co, E CowperthWait, W
Dukes CO. Wageser hSnsees se 60 S,eens n wer
nor X Ducker, JefIurds CO, Camp5en CO. !
+. Idman y CO, p lzer, Rodgers co, Smltl
4 Gu, w " 8 nth, @ Waller Il ca. hulllgan
" FTEackston, A Salinas, n fross 4 GO,
Pupp-nhelul, W U Courtney CO, ) Smnn,
Mu%ry a ION, Uou is " Wroion, Roach u MOI
ne, C. Murdaugh u " ekley, e LirbenTood, J1nn
sIon. Crews 4 CO, " @ Bee L co, Mal o., Kline
man i Howell, order O..
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
9 bales cotton, 19 bbls spir 10 urpentine ].
bbls crude turpentine, cars luuloer, muse, "a &C ;
no Murdanpa ix Weekley, Graver Bro. W
KENYON, DO Ebauph. adger co, Holmes
calder Il CO. P b Lulane i co. Marshul Il co
! uIndi, d ,ilcox, 81 Schwartz. Phe Tx, d
q. A Diamond @ u, Is Robinson, 7 Chapeau co
Jss McUall, VIM T WINE .rEs 81, barul;
ID S,onpy. rr, MT I'm Il Son, KntWorth, 4
TieIen hal, J McCutchen i co, W Jone' r co
E II Frost 4 co, Whden Joue-. CaldWen q
SON. yelling. Kinsman Howell, + !
Agent, Jno o'Nelll: Walsh, W X Ryan: 4
Knsman & Howell, r rCa!e, Meyer, Kali
road Agent, S Y Raj read -g:nt, Welllnl
] Isear & c =, Laurey. Alex 'Dder d CO. McBrlde y
p. l. U Dargau, o Grayeley, Cuoert, ToYey q
Glen, aud others.
sAyANNAu AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
7 bales upland and bag Sea island COZ ton
- bbs rosln, - BIB spirits iur! emile. lao oush
els grain, cars wo and lumber. nidse. &c "
n AIams Johnston, Crews i co, NJ TIiest, Pelzer
Rnd.ers & CO, W P Downing, Blsc OH co
Williams. d co, E Ba es i Gu, Ih0s Deas, Jas
Priuglr j. son W Z Bee co. u Wilila!hs = 20
Jno Harvey. Wagner, aonsees 60, Cuni
,n,no, HurL t.u I FL anderson, w kre9Sel, For
waIdlpg Agent, Railroad Agent, Order, ant
OLnerj,
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RIos.-Thls grain wa' qu!et, and there was no
business orinportance.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were received about 25
bbls spirits ruapeutlne and 553 bbls rosin. Sales
400 bols rosIr, strained TO extra No Q, at $500 p
bbl. Crude Iurpcntine may be quotel at 81 for
virgin, sS Tor yellow dip. ani 81 for hard.
FRsIauTs.-To Liverpool, Dy bteam, dlrect,
nominal on uplands, % on sea Islands; via
New York, "a on uplands, Id on seq
ISL ,nds; by sail, s1ed on uplaIds, and
- on sea islands. To Havre. -
on uplauds. Uoastwlse-tn New York, by
s!eam, u, on upIands and &c Oh sea islands;
So a tlerce on rice; 6Oc q bbl on rosir.
OF sail, . p ID en- cctto.; &c z tierce on
rice; sue 2 bbl On rosln; sl19l2 q NJ on lumber:
sI22l2 so p IL on timser. TO Bost n, BY steam
Nc on uplands anil So SO p ticrce on rice; by sail,
c onT lb uplauds; rosln roc; resawed stuff
sla9I2 80; timber 5l39la so; phosphate $6@5 so.
70 Providence, by sail $lo9ll 2 on boards;
&C y ft on cotton; ty s.eaal &c via New York
70 Philadelphia, by 81 iea!n Nc On upianda; 81 I"
p ciss on rice; 80c q bb! On rosiu; 81 on spirta
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Prori'
dence and the New Eu gland cities are regularly
oouSu VA suis ioubCf ouu "oFu"S" eN1'
By sall, s8 q II on boards; SIC on timber; - 2
ton on clay; So so on phospnlte1. To Baltimore
by steam nc q lb; by sail ss@s 5o q Il on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river oa phosphate r'ck. Vessels
are in demand BY our merchants 10 take lumber
freights from Georgetown. S. O.. DlrIcn and Sati.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports and $lo@l2 p Mare TIE rates on timber
and boards
DOMESTIC ExcHANaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on Sev York CT par 10 4 pei cent.
premium aud sell al 4 pr MUM.
misunderstanding GO day bills FAX.
C0JD-1SM1aN
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wilminntou Market.

WILMINGTON, MARCH Is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINR -Saes oi lou cisSs g. lc
and 2l casks al C per gall N Tor southern pack
ag.., an advance OF lc uu last quotations
KosIN.-Sa,e. OF 1S5 obs al ~ 10 lot stfalneu.
Market quiet mr steady.
CRups IuRPENTIHE.-Sales OF 632 bb!s at 81
for virgin aud yellow dip and 81 rs for hard.
Market steady. u,.,,o,
TAR-Sales OF $50 bbls at 81 rs rer Dbl. Market
q1iet aud steady.
mil at sl4 (fair mlll) at $40 rs, do at 81, ara
NJ at s6a7 Tor common river limter.
CurrON->ales OF p bales az folloWs: at IL, z
at l7X, aud IL at lsc per ID. Market quiet.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

iue union prayer meetings are still held at
l'on church. Gleoe street, every afternoon at
half'past four o'clock. The appointments for
the remainder of the week are as toIlo.s :.
ro'day' (thursdaS.) Rev. T. W. Dosh; Friday.
Rev. J. r.Wightman, D. D.; Saturday. Rev. G
G. Pinckneyi Monday, Rev. o F. Gregorle.
The Rev. John L. Girardeau breaches In the
same church at o'clock T. N.
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NEW YOaK LINE.
ELEGANT PASSENGER SALOONS ON DEcK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel steamship
"SOUTH OAROLINa.nJ. It beckett, Commander,
"a appointed 10 sail from. Pier No. 2, union
p M making c.use ConnectI n with the First.
tIss. S'eamers from FL ,RIDA and the several
R,,I! ads arriving tnat day. The Cabin accom-
mota,ions IRE al On eek. and the tables are up.
n,ipd WI all the luxu' les OF the New York and
harlestOI Markets Through Bills Lading issued
to LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL PORTS:
For Freight or Passage apply +! WAGAEk,
HUGER i UU, or to W. a. C0U KTENAY, Agents,
once corner East Bay and Vendue Range.
nchla m pyth3 r'
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ALL THE new styles OF Parasols, also an ex :
cellput assortment Of light eolored Kid
Gloves, jnst unpacked. A full supply OF Win-
dow Shades. also LACE Cnrtaius, at Furch-
gotl. Benedict & Co 3, No. 275 King street.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA SAILS AT SIX O'CLOCK P.
M.-This elegantly appointed steamship Of the
Iron Line, having large and handsomely ap-
pointed state rooms on deck, Offers special at
lrucllons TO the travelling public and sails
This evening from Unon wharves.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

John G. Milnor & Co. will sell at half-past
10 O'clock, at their store, ticking, quilts, DC.
]. Fraser Mathewes will Sell at IL o'clock, at
his office, perfumery, &c.
J. A. Euslow & Co. will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
at No. II East Bay, hosting horses, DC.
r. M. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL
O'Clock, near the Poslofflce, real estate.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

! The following was the range of the ther-
mometer, yesterday, 2sth instant, at the drug
store Of Mr.. Joseph Blaskmap, on the south
side of Broad street: A. NJ, "a; 10 A. NJ,
s8;,l2 NJ, 81; 2 P. NJ, 60; P. NJ, sc; 6 P. NJ.
bs: 2. NJ, so.
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Now york. Naval stores Market.

NEW YoRK, arch rs.
The Daily Bull tin saws: Receipts to day, 2ssl
bbl, rts sin, 601 dn sp rits turrenlne S25 DO lar
Splits OF t.rpentILe Is shade m T to-day,
With 56c frcelv bid, without selerr. holders gen.
eral'y asking bec Tor t. In merchan'aOie otoer.
Q 2ua hr = .rd suId at So a. Tar dull t anu
p"rninal =. % 75as4 20 Tor Washington an WI.
miavtun Plrcn selling ode ately ln q loDosIg
waY at 81 for prime ciIy Delivered.
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LOTS for s15 aud sis in the new Town
of peligru, on the Plank Road. Everybody
buying them from A. G. McGilllvfay, No. 27f
Rrnad street.
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1nu:ral Nollrrs.

the 2stn inst afer a protracted illness, Mrs.
JANE A. WALKER, rsllct OF the lalc Henry u.
Walker, In The o2 year OF her age.
@ THE RELATIVES FRIENDS, AND
acq antances OF the family, and OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. q. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Jordan, Mr.
R. s. Walker, are respectfully Invited to attend
her funeral services. at the residence OF her son,
No. 10 BeauflIn street, THIS AFTERNOON at 8
O'Clock. mch27.1S
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Hlarrie0.

R4NDOLPH-SIBLEY.-At New Orleans. on
the aoth instant. by Rev. j. o. Carpenter, Mr. ].
EDWIN RANDOLPH, OF Greeaviiie, ana Ms hEs' nIs
lev. Of Bald ain County, Alabama. +t
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Now York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, MarCn ~.
The Daily Bulletin says: Flee ls quiet ana ne
business light and confined TO j)bbing lois Tne
safes are ony 4U tIerces Caronna ut 7a9Hc, 100
Uags Rango III al Bxa7c.
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u o R F u o R l D A
VIA SAvANNA n.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, r.
DICT .fOs, Captain L. NJ Uoxetter, 6k1e
and CITY FOL IT, Captain Fitzgerald, WI! isaEe
Charleston every TUESDAY. THURSDAY AUG SUE
DAY EvRNISa ut O'clock precisely, for SeVan.
nah Fernsndina. Jacksonville, Magn ua,. Green
cove springs, St. Augustine, Palstka and all
.ndlngs on St. Johns River. connecting AZ
PaatSa with sresmers for the: OclaWana RIVER
prise, Mellonville. and all points on the Upper
ST. Johu,s and Indian Rivers
Connect at Fernaldlna with Florida Railroad
for ali points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight musL be prepaid.
For FreiguL or Passage, q ply 70
itAvENtL j. CO., Agents.
deco Cor vanderhor It's Wharf aud East Bay.
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LUXURY, Hralth, Economy Insured by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &e., prepared 10 ten minutes. Try
it. moh9o-lhstus
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CITY. AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at P. N.
s,onewall Lodge, at 8 P. n.
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OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

STEAMERS OF the above line leave Pier teE6&&.
NJ 40 North River, foot Of anal street,
New YorS. ag Il O'Clock NOUN, OF the lvLl. .v.li
and aarh Of every mouth. excent when these dates
a on sunday then he sa1rday pr EeaSs Sseam
az %. Smith pa iUc and central american Eorts.
En Jdpln AID Chlua Steame leave ) n Fran,
=, y Srst uf every m nth except wnen It 1dl on
snEday~then on the day precruing .o,o ,r,
NJ, Cnl Ioruia Steamers touch at haVana' ou'
NJ, ,,.ao, trnm New York to Aspinwall.
une hundred pounhs baggage free to each aduIt'
Ne iclr g and attendance iree .,o ,,u
For Passage Tlch els OF other lnlormation apPIy h
a. snS 10 of Canal STREET, North kiver, New
York.
auQl91lr
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBwS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 26, 1873. J
CoTToN.-ThIs staple was In ir request with
armer rates for strict middlinga, steady prices
for mlddlngs and tasler figures fur low middlngs
down sales about 900 bales, Fay IS .at l5H. l3 at
is, 20 at l6X, 8 at ls. 10 at H. So at Tx, 23 at
l7x. 20 at Tx, 1888 at 1s II at lsX. 81 at ls. 81
at Isx, sat lsX, 25 at lsX, 2 at 49, 81 ut lsH, 81
ut l9k. We quote:
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NE ,TOR-Died in this city, on the 2eth March.
1873 Nrs. 'i0NnRA NEsToR. aged Al years, wife
OF Mr. Thomas Nestor.
@ HER RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances, also those OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jame'
Quinn, are Invited to attend her funeral services
from her late residence, No. II Tradd street, THIS
AFrERHooN at O'Clock, wi hout further !nvita.
tlon, mchI-fC-.
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PORT CALENDAR
MOONS PHASES.

FIRST Quarter 5th. shours, 9 minutes. evening.
Rul Moon. l4tn, II nuurs, rs InlD 'tes. morning.
La + Quarter, 2: st, 5hrur. 0 mlnule,, evening.
New Muun, z8tn, Z hours IS minutes. morning.
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HARINE MEMS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 20.
Arrived, Abyssin'a, Costello, Deutschland
pOrlent and City u Dallas.
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ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IA LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK.
PREPAID TICKETS FROM EUROPE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES.

The Magnificent Steamers OF the -L%
ALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool for .SA1assaaR6 Is
Norfolk, Va, every alternate TUESDAY, uuIiug
the spring and sumner OF 1873.
pERUViAN. ............iUE UEsDAY, March %.
HIB BIKNI.N........ .....TUEsDAT. April 8.
HISTORIAN. .............1 URsDAY, April ~
Connecting with Coast Line Railroad to IN r es-
ton. Steerage and Intermediate Passage as lol'
lows: ~, >,
Liverpool, Queenstown, Steerage;";:;'.ssa 70 70
tol to Charleston. 8. C..) to...... 81 70
Hamburg. Antwerp. Hol.) Sfeerage. .....sS3 10 10
land or Havre to Charles. intermediate. 81 70
t0Q.-.... ----......-..s..J
TO charleston. .............. Iptermediate.. 81 81
Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Parties wishing to send for frIenus VIII apply 70
RAVENEL Il co, Chhrle.tun. =. U.
WM. LAMB, General Agent:
mcb,,.1mo Norfolk, Va.
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NrR GEORGE ETO WIN, S. G.

Time Table OF Steamer t EMILY, s.eZA@h
cantan O. U. White, for Marcn, 1913: .:aa..aa.as
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE ahVhaSie"N:
WgpNEs'Y, Mch S. 8 MONDAY, MSh ..
MOSpAY, Mcn 10, ga FRIDAY, hch q u
FRIDAY. Men a. 8 IWEDNEsY, acn II, A y
WEDNBs,Y Mch 10. 6A b MONDAY, Mch II, u
MoNp.Y, mcn "a Az FRIDAY, n, u,
Friday. Mch 2s, 8 A II EBDNBs'Y. Mch 20, ga n
Monday, Mch 81, ga II
sHAoKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
moh1.stuthlmo
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OLYDE's PHILADELPHIA LINE.

The FQU lTOR, Captain HInckley is appointed
to sail fr m Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, 2sth In.
stany, At hafnast 4 O'Clock p. H.. making close
connections with CLYDhis STEAM LINE TO PRO,
vi EN!E and iheuce by Pail to all the NEW
ENGLAND UJTTUN MILLS. No carriage any.
where on this great Cotton r ute. e..
Fur freight engagements apply to
WIN. A. UOURTENAY,
mch24 Corner East Bay aud Yennue Range.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters.
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RECAPITULAT1Of.
Whites 8, Blacks and Uoored 1S-total 2l.

GEO. s. PELzgR. NJ. D., City Registrar.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the official return OF deaths
In the CITY OF Charleston, for the week end
ing March %, 1878.
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LIST OF VESSELS
FO r Z ! q II .

up, OLE AIRED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

Many Of our friends will doubtless be
disposed to find fault with US for i'm.
perfect notices, or none at all, of the
articles, produce, stock, etc, put on ex-
hibition at the Fair last week. A mo.
ment's reflection, however, will con.
vince them that we could not report all
there was deserving of favorable notice
Then again, in many instances it was
quite impossible to ascertain the names
of proprietors, or exhibitors For H.
lustration:-Mrs. T. f. Tubbs had on
exhibition no less than twenty-five DIFF
ferent varieties OF plants, with not let
ter or token about them to indicate the
name Of the tasty proprietor. Mrs.
Tubbs also had nine specimens of fine
fruit, but the name as we afterwards
learned, was on the bottom Of the jars Il.
How much wiser could a reporter be
about the proprietorship of articles, un-
der such circumstances Besides all
this, it would have taken US a full week
with due diligence, to have inspected
all the articles on exhibition, to say
nothing about writing report of each.
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from HesroH

Rev. j d. Searles and family re.
turned from below last Friday, having
been absent several weeks.
But very little wheat is being
brought in, the farmers preferring to
hold il aud take chances on a better
price. Sixty five cents is being paid.
George H. Nichols has just return.
ed from a tip through the western por
ton of Minnesota, where we understand,
he has been establishing agencies for
the sa,e Of his celebrated organs. 1t is
needl IS to say that he was successful,
as his instruments have a national rep
utation and are considered No. ! in the
market.
Money matters are little close at
present and it is almost impossible for
many TO meet their Indebtedness In
some localities il is considered unsafe
to even ask for cash. as the style has
been adopted to either give black eyes
or ''set man up IN the boot and shoe
business as part payment Of bills pre-
scented, This is an easy but rather un.
satisfactory manner Of adjusting nc.
counts, but as it is the style, people sub
nit.
r. Roche, Of Martell, informs us
that his Grist Mill is com, etod aud is
turning out as good -four as can be
made in the county lie is well pleas
ed with its workings and speaks in high
terms of mechanics employed, aud also
OF II. d. Seeley Of this city, who fur
nished the machinery, aud under whose
supervision it was constructed. Mr..
Seeley has built many Mills in this sec
ton during the past two years and has
already contracted to put up several the
the coming season Asa "Millist" he
is success.
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President.

Samuel Frazier, at the Douglass Day
farm in Kinniekinnic. on the fifteenth
instant, will sell at auction, four horses
two mich cows, sleds, drill, pillow, har
rows, household furniture, etc. This is
rare chance to buy good property of
the kind. If you wish to purchase at
tend the auction. 1t will commence at
ten, A. NJ.
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1T. Croix valley Teach
erS' Association.

The second annual meeting of the St.
Croix Valley Teachers Association will
be held at the River Falls Institute.
River Falls, Wis, October Nth, 1873.
The following is the order OF exercises
Each topic will be allowed twenty min.
utes, and then thirty minutes will be al
lowed for general discussion ofthe same.
Exercises will begin each day at 0
o'clock. The Presidents address, how
ever, viii open the exercises on Mon
day evening, October -. Entertain.
ment free TO teachers.
TUESDAY FORENOON.
Best method Of teaching grammar
+. f. Case.
Science in common schools-H. S
Baker.
School disciplino--J. Il. Hinckley.
N-MIsoELANEoUs.
Best method of teaching reading
&. T.. Mears.
How to teach history--;Iiss Eunic,
Pratt.
How to teach constitutional. 7
Chapman:
WEDNESDAY FORENOON, MIscRLLA
NEoUs.
Uniformity oftext books--R. I. Reed
Exercises In elocution and compost
tion-Ida U. Powell.
Conduct toward pupils outside Of schoo
Miss Il. ioys.
How TO manage a dull Scholar
A. Taylor.
Superiority Of Normal methods
Andrew Sathor.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
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CIRCUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY
~ George schaser against John L. Dale
and Massie Dale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
signed referee duly appointed by the
above named Court, aud by virtue or
ana IN pursuance Of judgement aud a
decree Of foreclosure and sale rendered by
the Circuit Court Of Pierce county in the
above entitled action at the general No
yember term Of said Court for 1872. I SHAH
on the 3lst, day Of October. 1873, al two
o'clock P. NJ. Of that day, at the front door
ofthe Post Office in the city of Prescott in
said county Of Pierce, offer for sale at pub
lic auction, aud sell to the highest bidder
the following described real estate. TO wit.
The Northwest quarter VI the Southwest
quarter Of Section ID, and the Northwest
quarter Of the Northwest quarter, and the
Southwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of Section one, oil in town y Of range
Is IN Pierce county, Wisconsin.
Dated Sept. 10Th, 1878.
CuAs. SINH, Referee
WRIrE & BUrroy, FT1s. Aasta
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

IF you want chromOs, buy your gar
den and flower seeds Of Briggs Bros,
Rochester, N. Y. Then make a men,
ton Of the fact in the JoURNAL-senj
them marked copy, and along comes
the chrome.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

Mrs. T. f. Tubbs, a lady of this vii
lase possessing very nice perception of
excellence, had on exhibition at the
Fair held here last week, no less than
twenty-five different varieties Of plants
equal in beauty and diversity to any
there presented. 1t is proper to add
that she purchased the seeds Of Briggs
Bros, Rochester, n Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

DIR. G. II. Crazy, the popular Den
list, was in town on Monday. He was
on his way to New York, but will re
turn in two or three weeks to this place
where those wanting old teeth pulled
out or new ones put in, will find him
ready to supply their wants.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

Mrs. II. III. Blood received the first
premium for the finest boquet Of flowers
exhibited at the st. Croix Valley Fair,
held at this place last week. Mrs. B.
informs US that she purchases seeds Of
Briggs Bros, Rochester N. Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

A meeting of Inc Stock Holders of
the st. Croix Valley Driving PARK AS
ISOLATION will be held next Thursday
evening at early candle light, at Agri.
colitan Hall, for the election of officers
or any other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
BY order of the
PRESIDENT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-07

s. Hunt, Of Hudson, made a splen.
did display in the Floral Department. at
the St. Croix Valley Fair held at this
place last week, taking the first premi-
um on potted plants. Mr.. Hunt in
forms us that he purchased his seeds,
bulbs and plants, of Briggs Bros,
Rochester, N. Y.