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National Republican., 1873-05-02
THE NIARKETs.
FINANCIAL Ann COoTMERCIAL.

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United State. g.. ISL doapSn dE%SS.DhI; II; HS HnS.d si.ts. 5
ssgs, %, ,Coup2n, lls; United s,s,s. tses ~
Isl, United States Sss, ,s, ccuIon. new. liz;
Un,isd States k9e, "a, Coupon, ,l1gsf; Unit
iIt iE 6niea ststsa aSp Der s sens IL M Canton. ss
Western. Union Telegrslb, ,se1i Psoine Mail, bsS;
k.grss: ils; ,Ess ,iofk. Y.qiIs, saa hSq,cn
sr9sa s si @ @Ssss csSis ts fsss shoSs sa5 and
MAssn @ sSHsEs SslonS sSa nGn Rs
..S sOsSs tsTifs II ES5sS.s: a. PEssEFFs
Paul preferred. az; Wsgssh and Mss,sIn Rail.
81 joseph. SS; Shissso and hItSn. 10; Chicago
irs, 81; fennesses si..s sIs. oId, y; Teppsssee
ssts soIs nes esios. @ na sies nsT S,soaP
slIs., Ssl; Central Pscino bonds, iCi; Union Pa.
cino tirr. ~ iBonds, %.
Baltimore Markets. y.
pALrInonS, Nay !. : BESsdstu q. : Tl9u, - Tbs
SS u 5iS. HS.:,d 4 ' slss Y sS SG f.%y y %
q no irSnsaoiions in CITY Millsl -.
sos,ss;, rs. s' x 9ST SoOS ~ @ pne
indiana lin a slIsSsLi' choics Western amber
"eST cSSr".eTSe sslcs Of sou,h{rn were soOo bushels
Trime white at q cents ioO bushels mixed at g46l
cent?; SCro buhhels yellow Al q cents. and 800 do
hSsSS Wy a ,Sess hsares. s dssiins q cent? PEI
bu-nel There is an aotiye demAnd for Western
Corn for future delivery, and sales were reported
of mloo bushels Nos and white, last half May At
05J1ss cents; G,ggo bushels mixed. May ta,uW do.
fievstor Il dull aud 4 nopinally held Al % cents,
but the ONLY sales reported were two car loads Al
giS0sss osnp, eod We note sale Of tco bushsls ~
'"S.s "s.Hssies Today wore sOOp bsshsls Southern
q s9SIsess, syd Se asG,,e m5ed Western at 'Sts
ilve-Saie to-day Of tog bushels, all that wss Of
fered at 0eio0 cents. tho latter tor prime.
spot at from u 10 le cents. To-day we learn of no
Ianssotions, and ve au9ts, ss follows. Middlins,
4 ssss ss lss S &i1sHs' s.a .sa % Ss ssSa:
fSsvss,ors.-we hear Of no ,ransActIons In Bulh
Meats, and quote shoulders at ~ cont, and clear
rfb Sides teh cents, both nominal. Bacon 10 In
moderate jobblnE demand, but y tolerably nrfn
and y; au3ts s shCHlder. :, sasss cent. s2d ee.,
ifsib cents, the latter for fancy ausArevred. VIZ
learn Of no inquiry from the trade for Lard, and
quote prime Western steam aud ketne-rendered al
psph cents and Mess Pork s dull at sistocetia pen
'ssss,..ys .qusse price. to-d.y g follor.
csnts; Ene ish Island DO. fSsTs cents Martinique
do. ftCa7s cents; Cuba centrifugal. 81 CspA cents
do. boxes, No. "a " ceptsi Porto hc2 grocery
vacuum pan. sh3io cents; and Brahl at TAs'
' Wsi.ty.-Tbe market for High winos Is dull W,
learn ~ no sales. and We quote at Soh ceuts pei
gallon for Western.
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DIED.

TABER-BARNARD. In degrEetown. on the iei
of Phiiadeiphla, h,. aud Mrs MkHI y. BARHARD
Of 0eornetown, ID. y. lbtarl
National Republican., 1873-05-02

DRoPosALs FOR HARBoR IMPROVE
MRNTB.
US, ENoINEEn'a OrpfoR)
20 WABASH AVENUE. y
CHfcAao, It'll, April 4 Is7R
Sealed proposas. in duplicate, viii Be received II
Or he on a h s Ss S
bort, vil;
Green bay hArbor, Wisconsin, tiredsing)
HArbor OF refuge at entrance of Sturgeon Bay
canal, Wisconsin,
Calumet hArbor, Iilinois
For all information sppiy At this once,
Ptrtea proposing 10 hid must furnish satisfactory
evidence Qf oapaoity and good faith.
Propoaals win be Endorsed on the envelope, "Pro-
may be, and addressed 70
Major Of Engineers, U. 8. Army. breTet coionsl
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o IRON MANUFACTURERS.

1>o IRON MANUFACTURERS.
0FFIcE or LIGHTHOUSE EHansEER,)
fIFTH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, MD, April ", l573.
Sealed proposals. will be received al thla offic0
until u O'clock noon OF MONDAY, May ~, ls7a,
from Iron Manufacturers only, for Furnishing the
material and labor OF all kinds neoessAry Tor The
completion and delivery. on board vessels, OF tho
| At oarrttack Beach, coast q North Carolina; The
other At Morrin 1aAnd, south Carolina, In accord.
anee with the plana and spechcatlons. which can be
had, to9ether with all needful Information, by an.
| signed. pETRR ID HkINH
Major Of Engineers. u 8. A., Lighthouse Engineer.
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GALE OF THE U. s. ARSENAL AT ROME.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, d. o., March ", Isis
In pursuance Of law. and By direction OF the seo
retary, q War. the lands and buildings OF the
nome Arsenal. will be sod by public auction. on
the gronnds, on MONDAY. Junea. is73, commenc.
The terma q sale. a. prescribed by law, are; ono
fourth caAh at tho time OF sale, and the Remainder
on credit OF one, two, and three years. with inter.
est ~ stI per centum per annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser
Circulars giving detailed description OF the rrop-
erty may be had upon application 10 this ofice or
20 the commanding ofhcer OF WAtervliet Arsenal,
West Troy, N T., or 70 Col b. Crispin. Army build.
The property may be inspected upon applying to
the non-oommissioned officer In charge
A. B. DYER,
mh2ld Chief Of Ordnance, U. h, A
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"orS- q TsniG sSS SrsSs.. Rssli-sios. a.
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DRoPoSALs FOR FRESH AND CORNED
BEEF AND MUTTON.
OFFIcE Posr AND DEPor CoMMIssARYl
or SUBSISTENCE, [
COnHER AND FIFTEENTH srs, h w,
WARRINGTON, ID, O., April ", isT9.
Sealed propnsals, In duplicate, will bs received
unti ~ m, THURSDAY, May ~, Isi3 for ali Inc
Fresh and Corned Beef and Mutton required at
this depot LOT one year, or such less time as the
eommenclDH July l, ls71
Information and conditions obtained Of Major J,
nnderHigned. q, BELL,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
NovERNMENT SALE.

AssfsIAST OUARTERMAsTEnB OTTtcE.
,, Ban FRANcIHCO, UALs, March 81, l57A,
VIII be sold At public auction, on the k2d day ~
May. 1873, in this city, lot Of condemned quarter
masters property For Information regarding
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PROFESSIONALS ITUATIONs WANTED
FEMALES.

WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS
w miliner aud dressmaker, or in "A store to make up
nnderclothng having slight idea OF the business, but
sti would like TO learn the place would suit would be
willing TO furnish small amount OF money take
interest in the business Address NJ d. box l02 Herald
Office
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CITUAT10N WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW
- woman working housekeeper in a widower's
family In the city country and have her child with
her, or would do the work Of a small family understands
all kinds of work. good home preferred to bic wages.
Address Mrs. WILLIAMS box ll9 Hunters Point Post
Office J.. l.
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WANTED-A SITUATION FOR A HIGHLY EDU-
w Gated, middle aged German lady, in a respectable
family either to superniend the household to educate
children she unde rsands English and French perfectly
given and required. Address +. F. l3 Market st.,
Newark n j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

| (tOACfIMAN-FIRSr CLASS MAN IN EVERY WAY,
" be recommended such by class families.
wishes situation Address sam, box l2l Herald Up.
/ town Branch office.
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C00 9TH Az, IN THE GRoCERY.-As HEAD
t)OO meat and pastry cook; will to hotel board
Ing house Restaurants city country city reference
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE TO TAKE
w charge OF an infant IL months old good city ref.
erences required Apply ZIG East 10Th ST. Gramercy
Park after 10 O'Clock, on Monday.
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OEO WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN It'll AND sTH
AOL avs-As good plain cook and excellent laun-
dress in small private family; best city reference from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT
~ ress; best city reference Call at or address south
est corner AID ST. and I'd av., in the drug store.
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TAX EAST 10TH sT.-TwO SISTERS IN PRIVATE
liz family; cook, washer and ironer; the
other chambermad and waitress.
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100 WEST 18TH ST., REAR HOUSE--A RESPECT
,AoC able young girl cook and TO assist with wash
ing and ironing in small private family; good city ref
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COACHMAN,S SITUATION WANTED-BY
n young thoroughly understands his business;
objection city country; first ference. Adj
dress COACHMAN, 3f7 I'D av.
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A POSITION AS HOUsEKEEPER IN GENTLE
~ mans family, and that of widower greatly pre-
In every way compeent satisfactory references given
and required Address 7. Il. S. Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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OOS EAST 10Th ST., NEAR SD AV., ONE FLIGHT
AOC up.-A competent young woman as first class
cook meats soups pastries game desserts
Ac excellent bread and biscuit baker best city refer
from last employer
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A LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE, 2Ix55xIO;
n. irescoed beautifully; location first class; pricd
$1,000 terms easy; also three story brown stone, Lex
ingon avenue, above Fiteth $1,000; must be sold
Apply to JOHN FETfRErCH 1886 Third avenue OF
l. 2G0 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED BY A YOUNG
" man Is nrst class groom thoroughly under stands
horses; city and country references Adj
droSs NJ. IL. box III UeraId OfIlce
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= 40 9TH Av., NEAR SD ST, UPPER FLOOR.-A
CfO young woman as competent chambermaid and
seamstress assist with growing children best city
reference from first families in the city Can be seen
for two DAYS
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OkC Av. A PERSON AS GOOD COOK; HAS
ACA no objection to assist with the coarse washing
best city reference,
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OK 7TH AV.-TWO SISTERS; ONE TO COOK AND
LCf assist with washing, and one 10 do chamber
work and waiting, would do chamberwork and assist
with washing; best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

.)OE EAST PATH Stan ENGLISH WOMAN AS
eDOC first class cook IN hotel or restaurant; under
stands all branches of the business Call Tor two days
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7O1 WEST 2STH ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH
lC1 avs-As good cook; understands all kinds OF
poultry game &C excellent bread and cake baker best
city
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A SWISS FARMER AND GARDENER (MARRIEDT
"A wants a situation to take charge gentleman't
place IA years good reference Address L. f. box 20L
lIaral dofiice '
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| A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH
"A groom, with first class reference; country
| preferred Address apply az 353 Broadway Tor twd
|
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C0O WEST 26Tn Stan EXPERIENCED WOMAN
AOO as excellent cook; first class baker, has good
city reference.
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A FIRST CLASS COACiIMAN AND GROOM WANTS.
n n situation; Is German married man. no family;
of long experienced understands his business in all itf
branches excellent driver; Is sober, respectful and
willing best city references Address ADAM box lZs
Herald Office
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(NOACHMAN-A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HELD
~ first class situations and thoroughly understands
management OF horses Is now open to engagement.
Address COACHMAN, 2t5 West 18th
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900 EAST 3iTH ST., THIRD FLOoR.-A YOUNG
OLO woman TO cook wash and iron in q private
family good city reic renee
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100 INDIA ST., BETWEEN UNION AND OAKLAND
lOO avs, Grcenpont, l.. IA respectable married wo-
man. with fresh breast Of milk wishes TO take
baby either at her house to live out Cali 10
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| COACHNAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A COM.
" pecnt is Protestant; city refer
ence city country. Call on address r. r.. ~ East
|
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TOT Sd Av, IN THE FANCY SToRE.-A YOUNG
y Protestant woman s chambermaid and waitress
will assist with tho washing good city reference from
last place.
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CC1 EAST SD ST NING FOURTH BELLA
.)Zl respectable girl as plain cook ana TO ssst with
washing and ironing, would do general housework
in small family good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-10

nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE WHEELER WILL
w machine. Only those accustomed to bias work
need apply Immediately to TotHAM, WELD Il CO., 593
Broadway.
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! GARDENER CMARRIED), WHO HAS AN EXTENSIVE
" experience in horticulture and agriculture, the I'M
provement of country places and ornamental planting
any person approaching and willing 10 pay liberal
salary have the services of such man Address
MIDDLE AGE, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN AS
w assistant bookkeeper. entry clerk or collector
give good city reference. Address Ohm Flrz 800 West
9th st
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% WEST 44TH STA GOOD NURSE; UNDER.
OC stands taking of an infant rom birth or grow
ing children good seamsress objection to travel best
city reference.
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SC1 WEST Both STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM
OAf bermaid and to do fine washing waitress
fully competent to do ether objection to the coun
try best reference.
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. OR THREE GOOD sALEswOMEN wANTED-FoR
y fancy goods Experienced hands only may apply.
with reference, to Mrs. O'KEEFF, $50 Sd av.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEHALEs.

ECC 9Th AV. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
OAO As lady's maid; thoroughly competent; first
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1T seven days make one week, how
many will make one strong Z : l. i
Did the man who ploved seas, and
afterward planted his foot upon native
soil, ever harvest his crops?
The married ladies Of Western
city have formed a "Come-home.hus-
band Club" 1t is about four feet
long, and has brush at tho end of
it,
-The,New York Nall tells US that
a favorite hotel is to be kept this sea.
son at one Of the watering places "by
the widow: of Vt: who died last
summer on new and improved plao."
IAN Iowa piper thioks i q curious
state Of affairs that the Iowa farmer
must sell two bushels of ripe corn to
get money enough to buy . can of
sweet eofn, put up green, add holding
less than quart. ~ :
-J.nesviIle, Wis.,, IS soon to have
an imitation "Belshazzer's Feast" it
they can find man without the ague
long enough to keep his knees. from
knocking together until the proper
time comes.
The tree planting parties in the
employ of the st. Paul x Sioux City
railroad completed their labor last week.
They planted about $4,000 trees, most.
~ cottonwood and box elders, and from
three to four years old. $50: -
-Chicago jewellers sell country pat
roos 6oe ' st stem ., winding watch for
$3.50, with four jewels around each
hole, and holes punched for more.
They are bunting case, hand: made,
and only need good entralls 70, keep
time.
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DAMP STABLES.

Damp stables are especially 10 be
avoided, whether from newness, or from
being partly underground, or from be.
ing badly drained. Whatever tho cause,
it Injuries the health Of Ike horse, aud
he can never be kept free from colds,
coughs, etc., while in ono so construct.
ed as to produce damp. 1t should
therefore be prevented by removing the
cause, which may beseffeoted ID nearly
every case, even underground, by
proper, drainage. If a stable must
be under the surface, it is better to cur.
tail its proportions BY building an 10.
side wall, leaving an airdrain all around
between it and the old wall, than TO- al
low il to remain damp. AID thisyis gen-
orally the cheapest way Of effeotins the
change, for in order to &c. at the out
side there is often vast deal OF valu.
able surface to be iaterfered with.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

TIE OCCUPANTS OF spAoE.-The
number of stars visible to the naked
eye in the entire circuit of the heavens
has been estimated at about 5000. An
ordinary opera glass will exhibit some
thing like ten times that number. A
comparatively small telescope easily
shows 100000, whilo there are tele-
scopes in existence With which, there is
reason to believe, no less than q, OOO,.
900 stars are visible. Aud yet when
all these are seen and numbered, the
eye will have visited but mere speok
10 the illimitable bounds of space.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
MORTGAGE SALE,

nEFAULT has been made In the conditions of a
- certain mortgage made and dated Dec, 28th
1911. by BENJAMIN W. Veeder and Martha Jane
vteder, his wife. Mortgagors, and John P. Nanny
company, Mortgages, and duly recorded in the
once OF the Register of Deeds for Stearns County,
minnesota, January ID, 1872, at O'Clock A. n, ii
BOOK E. OF Mortgage deeds, on page 63S, which
west quarter () OF th1n southeast quarter *; Of
section No. fifteen 5 AMI the northwest Quarter Of
the est quarter ) Of the northwest quarter
~ Of section tventy.three (23), all In township one
hundred and twe {l25) Of range thirty-four
(34l In said stearns coAty State of Minnesota and
which was given to secure the payment Of said Ben.
jsn W. Veeder's note for $4,000 OF even date with
said mortgage, due in one year, with 12pescent IN
terest per annum, until paid on which note there
Il claimed to BE due at The date hereof the sum 81
Two Hundred and Thirty-four dollars: *i:>.l' 49,
Nov, therefore, no proceedings at law, or other
Wise having been instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof notice s hereby gvsn that By vir-
tue OF the power Of sal6 ID sAd mortgage contained
herewith reco:de and pursuant to statute said
mortgage will be foreclosed BY sale OF The above
described mortgagsd premises, at public auction,
1t: Clond, in said stearns. County, upon SATUR-
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1873. at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to Satisfy said mortgage
debt, the sum of $3.50 in said mortgage contained
as an attorneys fee in of its foreclosure, and
all costs and charges of said foreclosure. ~
JOHN P. NANNY i COMPANY,
L. W. COLLINS. GEORGE GEIssEL,
Attorney. Sheriff Of said stearns Go.
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi. May 2sth, 1878. "
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In Colorado, interest rates are high
SAY twenty.four per cent. 2 Clerk
ships and other "soft places" generally
we'll filed Work horses are worth
about $500 per span; work cattle from
500 to $3.50 Per yoke; stock cattle
from $40 to2$4o miloh COWS from $40
to$60 ; common sheep from 81 to Sc :
swine rate very high Western Rural.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
Chicago, & Northwestern
81: = RAILWAY. ~,>. ,

Cu1CdSO' q NOFbQW0SE6rn
III. d. RAILWAY.
THE SHORT DIRE6r LINZ TO
G FL Z @ a GO
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
| Bridge, Pittsburg, Baltimore, WASH
= &C acsiugton, 'Philadelphia;
- NEW YORK and BOSTON,.
And all points in New England. and, the
Canadas. Also to 3f,,aias -.
esnessnati, Loui.vills, St. Louis, New MO+-
:'lesns, and al points South ead Sovfh,eest.
This is tho shortest route from Chicago 10
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, SALT LAKE
SAN FRANCISCO. ~: ~o
and til points in: the W estern Territories.
This line hasadopted an modern inpri.ovs-
ments, III track and equipment, ;inclsdiss
st eelRails, Luxurious Day, and Sleeping
Cars. Miller Platforms, and Westinghouse
safey> Air Brakes. ,..~,. ..:-,r
AK for and sec that your tickets read via
Chicago & Northwestern RoiIvay.
NJ. HUGH1TT, H.P. sTANwOoD.
= = 0enl. Supt. " -, Genl. Pass'r AT,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
ADVANTAGES u "A f&o 9RER5l61BEo BY THIS

It keeps the money in tho State. -
1t insures Females without extra risk. :
It's: - liberal % 10 consistent With. per-
II is oonducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are wolf
known throughout the State, -: ;S..5 =
1t receives high rate Of interest onits
loans. =. ~. ...: .;:,a.. ot:.r
Its rate Of mortality nust be low 81 req
sen Of tho healthful climate Of Mimi sota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
CATHCART & 60

Would their friends and public that they receiving
SUMMER GOODS,
entire days sueh that tie goods
nspsetn We
Blacks Silks
$780, beautiful lot Of
Peroales styles, 49, - a. cv "v ~ ~
- ~ %um,f Il 5~t & "a II =
AFULL STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS.
..,.a T. Z
Napkins al Linen $loo
81 Crash from 3d. White Bed o
shavls entirely confined
Hosiery long
shades, variety Goods Ribbons,
"CATHCART s. 90:
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

Northern Pacific Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1872 and 1878.
LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI
DIVISION.
80 A. M.-For Duluth, connecting at Thompson
,.Junction with trains for Brainerd and
0orehead.
Arrivs at Duluth s.45 p. IA. Brainerd
8;3opm
80 A. II and
43OP. M.-For Saltwater
~. Arrive at Saltwater, 800 a. m and
10 4. x.-For saltwater and Duluth, connecting
at Thompson function with trains for
-, Brainerd aud Morehead. ,. y.
Arrive at Duluth 3.45 p:m., Brainerd
'''5i'S.so p. m, Saltwater "a m.
ea2 ,r:x-For Chaska, Carver and Sioux City June.
- % :: Arrive chaska, TAO and Carver at 7.so
| Arriye Sioux City Junction $50 p. m
Duluth.
lo.2oA. x.-For st. Paul, Minneapolis, Saltwater,
:..: Arrive St. Paul $40, Minneapolis 100
Saltwater.
AS ~ For st. Paul and Minneapolis, :
go . Arrive St. Paul S.55 g.. M. aud $40 p m
+ Arrive MINI apolis 100 p. M
Arrive Duluth 3.45 pm: = !,
Sioux City Junct.
600 A. n.--For Minneapolis. .
Leave Carver $40 q, m. and Chaska
,~-e $50 .. m.
Arrive AZ Minneapolis SIS i. N.
/ w. w. HUNGERFORD:
4 =. .,' Con. Superintendent.
Minnesota Division
Duluth, Sc n'.: q =
1905 ?. x.-For Brainsrd and Moorhead and in.
termediats stations.
Arrive at Brainerd $50 p. nj. az.
Brainerd. 49,,
$50 \. x.-Tor 8Moorhs.d, Glyndon and interns-
: -, -diate stations.
Arrive at Moorhead $50 pm. ="
600 4. II. For Duluth. connecting at Thompson
:, Junction with train for St. Paul and
: - Minneapolis. = az
-; Arrive ct Duluth 2.15 .. M, St. Paul
go p. m, Minneapolis loop. m.
A0orhoAd, -! .!iC - ~. ~. .1L!:S.
oaoA. 1.:-Ror Brainerd, Duluth, st. Paul and
Minneapolis. :;
/ ~, G. W. MEAD. Gen. Manager
- R.W.CHAsE, Freight Agent
g. G. eANBORN, Gen. Ticket Agent.
General Offices at Brainerd. MINI.
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ATTENTION !

would give notice to my friends tina
have returned to my old stand,
IS MUSIC HALL. >, sD"'
on Richmond avenue, which hss been OPEN
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Give me a CALL.
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