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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-13
CONSUL GENERAL aARsIA.
Mr.. Garsia's Reply to the Allegations OF
MIR. Mckay In the United States Courts
in Relation to the $11, 500 Claim. .


Mr.. Garsia's Reply to the Allegations OF
Mr.. Mckay In the United States Courts
in Relation to the $11, 500 Claim.
10 BROAD STREET /
NEW YORK, May II, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
An article appeared in your Saturdays paper
under the heading of "a Consul General in
Trouble" in which IL is stated that had been ar
rested in an action brought by Nathaniel Mckay
(of the late firm of Mckay & Adls, OF BOSTON,, for
about eleven thousand dollars, received by me for
their &C count from the captain OF a steamship
built by them for South American steamship
company, which had Incorporated.
1t was my first intention to make no response in
friends beg to submit herewith the true version
of the affair. The claim Is without foundation.
In 1868 l was an accommodation acceptor Tor
Mckay & Adus, under an agreement with them to
keep me in funds to pay the acceptances. Certain
OF their drafts for moneys they prOessed to expect
to receive upon account OF building the ship in
question were not paid under their agreement.
Not one farthing OF the money they allege to have
been sent to account the ship OF their
ceptances was ever received by me, and they know
the fact. After they failed to meet the drafts they
became bankrupt, and In their schedule OF claims
made no statement either OF liability on any such
drafts or claims against me as acceptor.
Subsequently, in 1871, Mckay commenced an ac-
ton in the Supreme Court upon the acceptances
they failed to furnish me money to pay. The suit
defended and has not yet been tried. Mr..
any allegations in the slightest degree affecting
my reputation and to prove, II he can, the truth
OF the publication. EDWIN G. b. GARSlA,
Consul General OF Uruguay.
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Marine Disasters.

o wss @ Ss Iass n
with rain and heavy parted both chains and drove
hours: had rudder unshpped and commenced to leak !;
an IN the cns Ss Whence hs owd
back to Philadelphia, 10TH for examination and repairs
SSHs Ss
morning last carrying the mate down with her. The
BY the
S AND Si ae
ana hailed from Baltimore)
scnE CARRIE, from Georgetown for Hyans with
load of coal, sprung leak off milan Head Potomac
River the s inst and had = put back to Alexandria
allow of the necessary repairs.
Coloxno April "a large soolie laden vessel from
bedded in a sandbank, but got of and proceeded
GALVESTON May 7-steamer Kate hence for Trinity
tom cargo Will be sawed damaged
Cargo partly protected by insurance; no insurance on
Miscellaneous.
The purser of the steamship Batavia from Liverpool,
has our thanks for favors
The purser of the steamship MORO Castle from hava-
ma, has thanks for favors
Notice to Mariners.
Capt simmons Of steamer Bristol reports that the fog
horn on Execution light Long Island Sound, not
os e & s attn and Blew o
whistle continuously but did not get any response.
Spoken.
H. iat T. lon IS E'o'' from 0"'a''' lot BOSTON" MATCH
o SU ns H Spl b. Il from New Orleans
Ds snp y s rH nn from Liverpool for Phade
Bark Gecrs QcrI, segclkcn, from New York for Bre-
Bark Iverposi aof Windsor Ns from Boston for Phil
adelphia Mays, of Nantucket shoals.
Bark Clara Eaton Merrman, from Galveston for Liv-
Bark Eblana ,Br) Scott, from Hamburg for New York,
Brig il Rich, bound r, May 0, off Absecom,
sn sse M lrGa NV for
The Lulu tAmercanJ March 10. lat oS4s, ion % W.
Foreign Ports.
BRrsr May l2-Arrived, steamship Pericre dr. Daure,
BoSeAy April lin port ships athena tBr,, Pierce. for
port p City IF essa @
Geo skolneld, Merrman for Boston' bark Lizzie II,
Proceeding down April 4 ship Achilles lBr), Turpn,
cleared from saugor April 4, ship Edith Troop (Br,.
CirNEyFeos, May i-Arrved, schr sinnckson, Dick
q SrS brig Tsne5 Tracy IA
Ti5comb Hail. New YORK; schrs Sawyer, St John,
sailed ID brig Bonto B north of Hatteras; schr
cnrvrslr, Ms, April 2s-sailed, brig W Cochran
FsT"sa PosT May IL pMPased b. steamship
sarma.Sn sT Ard from LIVERPOOL for Quebec Nc
nsssrSe, Nsy ARRIVED steamship saxonia oer
Hose Koss March l67sailed bark Iphgena ia. (G sr,
in port March 49, ships Dragon ORR, Mcclernon, and
dienne rr Equn, Portland, o do; csthsya Br -,
Mullen rom SAN % arrived ss5ns
samss Paterson or san rryed i2h Tor san
Franc sTS' fa TS% SSq W %h Ss'
p ss.e Lord
and sailed AZ
ssns Ada S 3D. Lake & yoh S, SsswshD stra
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State OF New YORK ana Ezra cornell. IN reference
THE SALE AND LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE LAND
SCRIP,
was called up in Committee OF the Whole by MT.
Hustled, who advocated It's passage as just
measure in every respect. 10 got bruited about that
Mr.. Gere, the member from schuyler, who was
absent, had been engaged Tor long period IN ex-
amlning the history OF the bill and Its objects,
ana that II mad been sprung INTO tne committee y.
during his absence. HIS speech tonight on the
subject was an able and exhaustive one, and alter
adjournment was the theme OF discussion In all the
notes, and created quite commotlon among
Dotn repuDncans and democrats. Comptroller
Hopkins, after the House adjourned. stated in a
conversation with member OF the majority that
ne believed the bill TO he 'al wrong" and that If IL
passed he would not not comply with its demands
unless mandamused 20 do so. He added, more
over that Mr.. Ezra Cornell had OF late been per-
Eistent IN bis calls upon him to let him take up mis-
personal bond held IN the Comptroers Office and
give mortgage anu other securities for 1t, which
calls were without avail. The following Is the bin
which created the discussion in the House =
THE ELL.
An act to authorize settlement between the
location OF the College land scrip
ihegsy anhorze4 70 receive from Ezra c orw K
legal transfer in payment of his bonds now hell BY
scrip and Tor the profits arising the sae the lands
located herewith, any mortgages bonds contracts Or
payment for lie Cornell University lands located by him
in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kansas when sold y the
sty as safe and deArabe for the investment oil the funds
Of said University -,
able to make nai Sc Element with Ezra Cornell In ref
erence TO those lands ,nd such settlement shall have
State the said Cornell is hereby authorized to convey
title TO said lands or any p. r. 70 the oosne ZEN anil
convey the same subject contract existing between
ic State Of New York and Cornell for the dy sion
Land Scrip fund and the Cornell Endeww""t Fund and
ehe ipyestmcnt thereof
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Ship City of Perth, for London banks Everhard
Delius Hamburg; Annie Troop, Havana Coronilla iv-
erpool: Eliza Barss, Hamilton (Bermuda); Cherokee,
Richmond; brigs sieand. Rio Janero; Amabe Antonio,
Flora. Rio Grande; schr Mary Whitman Montego Bav.
Sailed from Quarantine. barks Ceres. for Bristol NJ
bell Wateriord Fraeii Cronstadt; Patria. do iona
vana Teresa Cienfuegos; briggs sgeland Rio Janeiro
Cito Bahia; Blanca Salvatore, Cork Falmouth; Ebcr
hard, Gibraltar; Eppng Brunswick, Ga.
Sailed from the Southwest Spit ship Sunrise, for San
Francisco: bark Carlton Havana briggs Salve, Sydney
CB: Hunt, Aspnwall Ciarabeilc Cienfuegos; MORN
ing Star, Cardcnas; Virginia st Pierre, Mart; Foro.
Rio Grande; Rapid, Boca del Toro Hattie, Galveston
schr Maggie Cain, Sagua.
W
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T He COU RTS.
COURT or OVER AND TeRmlRsn.

Charge 10 the Grand Jury-Wm. M.
Tweed and the late Indictments Found
Against Him-His Rctrtal ON the ssOm-
mibus'' Indictment-Tho Indictment
Against George Francis Train-Case
OF Kerrigan.
After his several months OF uninterrupted labor
in trying criminal cases In the Court OF Oyer and
Termner Judge Brady has taken brief respite,
but with the intention, however, at the commence
ment Of next month Of resuming his judicial
labors and keeping them up, II need be, all Summer
to fulfil his promise to the public to clear the
criminal calendar Meantime Judge Davis viii
hold the Court. First in order yesterday the
Grand Jury was empanelled ana sworn. The fol
lowing gentlemen compose
THE GRAND JURY.
Charles Partridge, Foreman.
samuel w. Millbank, Theodore II. Marx,
Edgar Wright. Theodore MARITIME,
Francis EndicOtt, Edward ID. SaxtOn,
s. Il. Sproulls Jesse Oakley
VIM. L. VandervOort George Hurst
s. w. ComstOck, William $. Corwin,
William Garrison, Henry M. Taber,
James Il. Taller, elisha Brooks.
James A. Hearn Edward T. Smelling,
William Blair, Jr., Jonathan L. Hyde,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 1s, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship CORN dam Juhl, London-Funch. Edge
steamship Franconia. Bragg Pornapd--J + Ames.
Ship Endeavour, Warland Yokohama-salter Liver
Ship Midnight Kendrick, shanghae-salter & Liver
Bark Lady Elizabeth OBJ, Cobbett London-Arkell.
Bark Bragg Nor Bentzen, Cork for orders-Tetcns 4
Bark Birge- RUSS, Store, Cronstad-Tctens & Book
BARK Hattie CBr) Cunningham, Antwerp-Heney 4
Bark Lima tswed). wessmann Havre-Funch, Edge 4
Bark Skinner Of the Waves CBr Couch, Dunedin,
Auckland and Wellington, Mr., " Cameron & Co
w snak ed MOn'evdeo and buen0s Ayres
Bark Deiopea tBr), Atkins, Aspnwall-H J Dewolf&
Bark Yumur uBr) Carlisle. sagua la Granddaughter
Bark Ailsa (Br), Gwnn, John, NB--Hency Parker.
Bark Charles Forbes. Bradford, Port Jolnson-walsh,
Brig Don Jacin;o, erosion Marseiilcs-Jas Henry.
Brig Nichols (Br, Chase. Matanzas-Jas 4 Ward q
Brig A B or, Beliountain, sydney, Oxidation,
Brig Annie tSp, Wharton, Liverpool Ns-Boyd
Brig sophia Br) Inness, Indian Riyer-Boyd Hinck-
Schr T. Porter Sparks, Santa Martha and cartha.
schr Cecic, Fender, para--F g Guimarcs
Schr Edward Burnett, Elliott, Para-L r Amsinck
Schr Mary A wi,ham, WILEY Montcso Bays De Cor
schr W Wheeler, Bowman, cardenas--Jas Ward
schr Ella, Montgomery, observation-disclosures Hunter &
Watson a Co.
Schr souvenir (Br), Hatfield Windsor, Ns-Crandall.
Bertearx x Co.
schr Emma Potter. Austin, Annapolis-neney Par
ker.
Schr A c Watson (Br starkey, st John, Mp 1 Ne
vius n Son.
schr Maid of the Mist, smith, Jacksonvillc-BJ Wen
berg.
4 Co.
schr Joseph comegys, Hubbard New smyrna-over-
ton A Hawkins.
schr stephen @ Hart Hart Charleston-H Loud 4
Co.
schr Hollywood Henderson, Georgetown and Point
Bluff D Hurl0ut h Co
Schr New Regulus Hallock, Norfolk-Tsaac STAPLES.
schr Laura chester, Gross Boston-E Crowcll Co.
Schr Chas Rogers, MAYO, Bosion-A Starbruck,
schr Martha Nichols Ross Newburyport-Murray 4
Co.
schr whipporwilI, Culver, New Hayen-H W jackson
Co.
sloop Industry, Mulharp New Haven-H Jackson 4
Co.
steamer vespcr, Davis Wilmington, Dcl-A Abbott.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Mayhower Futs Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The Forgery Upon the Bank OF Eng
land-Close Of the Prosecution.
Before Commissioner Gutman.
Yesterday the further hearing OF the case OF
George Mcdonnell, who is charged with COM
plcity In the alleged frauds upon the Bank OF Eng
land. was resumed before Commissioner Joseph
Gutman, at his Office In Nassau street.
Mr. T. +. Marbury and Mr.. Charles M. Da Costa
appeared as counsel for the prosecution, and Mr..
Brooke for Mcdonnell.
AcponQel was brought down rom jail by
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, May Il, 1873
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calen
dar for Tuesday, May 13-Nos. 102, 10S, So III, ST.
rs, S5 and 95.
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schr Alma oi East Machias), sandburn. st Croix, Is
sci to chase talbot Has been days north Of Matteras
w ah Gas ooe %tUSf city, Nichols cenego Is
days with sugar to iowa Co; vessel to Evans, Ball
cG gs MGahsn p K o
with Gh noS 70 y Ha "T9G ne Msnhe days
hp GrSn AsS a ns aSys
May lat 3 81 lon 7s spoke brig isadora, from Port au
schr ocean Traveller. Adams Tampa Bay Fla, 81 days
with cedar to the Eagle Pencil Coz vessel 10 Overton
Gains s and light eas.ery winds. .'''
schr 4 Bryan Stubs, Savannah days, with lumber
sshr Fapnie Pike, Robbins. Wilmington, c, days
%E rSssd Sosy SshmsSS
scLr Clara, LIgni.cott A ,Is a,rr,n,,
sshr 5a aa1'H sIrdsa Robinson virginia ia''
schr julius Webb Cranmcr, Virginia
schr Abigail, Jennings, Blake, Virginia.
s sehr soka syar Sd Gn%p sihSlo Virginia
schr Miller cranmer Virginia.
s ssSr Ocean rea WeSe e ze VIRGINIA VIENNA
schr William Farren, Lindsey, Virginia for New
schr V Duncan, Duncan, virginia for New Haven.
schr Rgh'away Brewn xrgn,a in Tor New Haven
-.schr II stckney Matthews, Georgetown, DC, for
schr Sellis Brown, nisgins, Phadclpha for Boston
steamer bound south and had head gear and orctop.
mast carried away.
The steamship CITY of MeXicO from vera Cruz and Ha-
vana which arrived llth reports April 30 paseda Nor
wegan bark name unknown ashore on Las Areas Gulf
Of Mcxco with loss of mainmast; crew all ashore;
duired asssance May lat q IS, Ion 20 40 spoke
schr Mentaur (Br), from Havana Tor Halifax.
The bark Violette Br) from Melbourne, which arrived
below New York May has been ordered to Montreal
The bark Ioppel Russ, Burman, from Shields which
arrived lh Is consigned TO Teens Boo kmann. Reports
made the northern passage and had succession
erly and westerly gales Lost boats split sails Has
been II days OF the Banks
The bark Poseidon (Nor) Knudsen, from Amsterdam
which arrived i,ih !, CONSIGNED to runch Edge Co
weather; has been 10 days " Of the Banks.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston FOR New York, with
mdsc and passengers TO II Dimock.
Schr Merwin, Bunce. Providence for Rondout.
Schr A Martin, Day. New Haven for New York.
schr James Bradley, Bradley New Haven for Phadel.
phia.
Schr EldoradO, Hamilton. Providence for New York.
Schr Emery Bennett, Harris, New Haven for New
York.
Scnr q q Ackcn, Mead, Stamford tor New YORK.
Schr Chief smith, Norwich for New York.
Schr VIM OBrian, Gon9h Brantiord for New Bruins.
sc6r n MITCHELL MorreI stamford for New York.
Steamer Electra Mott Providence New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship franconi. Bragg. New York r Portland,
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Batavia Orr, Aouland. LIVERPOOL ADru ~
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SHIPPING NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

110 WEST nth ST., BASEMENT DOOR.-A
IIO coiored laundrcss wishes iames' ladies' and
gcntiemens washing; childrcn's clothes and evening
dresses done in best manner and at short notice. Cali
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

SHO Sd Av., TWO DOORS FROM NTH STA CAPA-
COC bic young girl as cook and laundress would
do the entire work of small family Is fully competent
fill any domestic position In house Is neat &c high
est II
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

1O WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH
fO avs, rear buiding-A young woman as chamber
maid and waitress would to the country city refer
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

7QE MOTT ST.. ROOM "a GERMAN WOMAN
lCO who understands German and French cooking
an q restaurant or private family.
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7R0 WEST SD ST., NEAR Sd Av.-TWO RESPECT
lOU able young girls; one plain cook. washer and
lroner; the other chambermaid and waitress; best
ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

| OS7 9TH Av. BETWEEN 55TH AND 5sTH sTs-A
OIL respectable young girl as good cook washer and
roner; city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

s)O7 WEST 26TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.-A SCOTCH
AOl Protestant woman as first class cook; expert at
French dishes baking pastry and all kinds OF desserts
city
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

71O WEST 18th STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
I1fO woman as chambermaid and waitress; best
references Call for two days,
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

1e WEST 45TH STA GIRL TO DO CHAMBER.
fO work and waiting and help with washing and
ironing; city reference
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

40 WEST 18TH sT.A A VERY % RESPECTABLE Fl rr I. GIRL
no objection to city country. Call address
for two days.
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7G1 ll9TH ST., BETWEEN Sd AND 9TH AVS A
children: good references.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

D0E EAST 10Th ST.. NEAR Sd Av-AS FIRST
AVO class cook in a private family; under stands her
business thoroughly; best city reference or
years from her last place.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

7EO WEST eth ST. ROOM a-A YOUNG GIRL TO
ICo do general housework in q small private fam
lily willing to do plain cooking. washing and ironing;
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

TE SUFFOLK STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
" wishes some gentlemen's washing at her own
In the basement. Cut this out. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
TIE RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.

We read Reynolds in the art gallery;
we read Longfellow by the sea; we
read TX. Marvel under the trees; we
read the weekly paper on Saturday
night. When the week is past, and We
gather at the evening stand, with the
world put off, and our slippers on, give
US a good family paper. It is the
hardest thing in the world to make.
Family newspapers few years ago,
were dolorous things. The world has
learned that thing is not necessarily
good because it is dry. There is no
Religion in chips. We never could see
any sanctity in husks. The donkey
has no hilarity in his voice, and no
nonsense in the twitch of his cars. He
never was known to dance. yet he nev.
or gets higher than his feed box, while
the robin and the lark, from the tip of
bill to tip of claw, all life and Joy and
merriment, with their wings brush the
door-latch of heaven. | will like it
more if the editor dips his pen in the
dew, to tell me of the morning, and 10
roseate to describe the sunset, and into
purple vats to suggest the vineyards;
and if then he fastens his sheets togath-
er with a blue band, torn from the
forehead Of heaven. Give us more
spice in our family paper. Let the
sheet he fresh and healthy. in it smell
of cedar and new-cut grass Let us
hear in the rythm of some of the sen.
fences the moan of an untraveled wood.
and the sweep of the wing of part.
ridge. On Saturday night, as we open
the family paper, let us catch the odor
Of pine, and the glance OF an autumn
nal leaf dropping like the spark from a
forge. Our weeks work done, notes
pal |, accounts squared, the hurry over.
and the Sabbath near, speak you a
cheerful word 10 the Responding. a
Gliding word to the wandering, a seoth-
ing word to the perplexed; aud help
the ten thousand of the weary and the
foot sore, by the still camp fires of life's
great battle field, to thank God that the
weeks march is ended and it is Satur-
day night. Before long, our pens and
needles. trowels and yard sticks. saws
and pickaxes will be still. With our
hands in the hands Of some loved one,
we will be waiting for brighter Sun
day morning than earth ever saw
Others call that waitiug-Death |
call it SATURDAY NIGHT.-T. De Wit
7olmdpqe
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THERE is nothing better for human
being sometimes than little hearty
praise Many good people conscion-
siously act on the directly opposite, and
seem to think that nothing is better
than little hearty blame. They are
mistaken. conscientious in their blame
as they may be. There are sore bur-
derns enough in life, bitterness and pain
enough, hard work enough, and little
enough for it, enough to depress man
aud keep him humble, keen sense of
failure, succeed as he may, and a word
Of hearty commentator now and then
will tighten his head and brighten his
heart, and send him on with renewed
hope and energy, and if he have any
reasonable amount of brains at all. will
do him no harm. Sincere commenda-
tion is the wine Of life. He who with
holds it when he can give it is churl
He may be pious churl. a conscien-
tious churl, churl from the best mo
tives, but he is churl nevertheless.
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The Napanee Conn Beaver relates

The Napanee Conn Beaver relates
the following story: A joke. altogether
too good TO be lost for the want of tel
ing, occurred in the Methodist church
in village not ten mics from Napanee,
few months ago The minister. after
the service, published bands of mar.
rage between loving and interesting
couple, and that portion Of the form
where the words "ifyou know any j St
cause" &C., came in, the minister
whether from any previous knowledge
or not, looked straight at a young gen.
tleman directly at the foot Of the pulpit
This gentleman, thinking he was per
sonally alluded to, Immediately rose up
amid the laughter of the congregation,
and exclaimed, ooh, no; not the slight
est objection, SIR"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

Two sharp Yankees were in yacht
on the Delaware River in imminent
danger Of wreck "Seth." said Peleg,
say a prayer" IL can't" said Seth.
II have forgotten how" Then let us
sing hymn" replied Pelcg Il can't"
returned Seth. II never could sing"
"But. Seth, we are drowning men, and
must do something religious. Let us
make a collection" And they made
it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

pS~ We have the best selected stock In
River Falls. Special attention has been
paid to the purchase and selection of this
stock, and we are confident VIC shall be
able to suit all who may favor us with their
patronage IN both quality and prices -yssa
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Livery Stable,
MARTIN RIPPLE,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR.-work done
10 order. on short notice and Reasonable
terms Shop next door north Of Freeman
Drug store. 1924
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DAYTON MILLS,

By Charles a. Mckee. This mill is now in
complete order for custom or merchant
work. A iair share Of patronage is res.
pectfuly solicited, River Falls, Wis. nc
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woods Family Favorite

The Best Sewing Machine now in USE
Sample Machines on exhibition at the Book
Store of Levings' Sisters, where prices and
instruction in using the Machines, can be
obtained.
w. II. Knowles is Travelling Agent
for this Machine in this locality. and he
respectfully invites the attention of all de.
string 10 purchase machine for family
use. TO these machines.
River Falls, August j. 1872.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

MRS. W. IL. WINCHESTER,
DEALER in Millinery and Ladies Fur.
IL nishing goods Main Street, River
Falls yl6n7
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S. NELSON,

Boot & Shoe Maker, Keeps constantly on
band a complete assortment Of boots and
shoes for ladies'. children and gents. -
Prices reasonable and work warranted. s
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John White

BLACKSMITH. AT Grifin's Old Shop,
near the bridge. Par.ieglgr attention Civ.
90 to sbosirg bofsss. 1877