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Can esi. s J 10
Canadian Flour dal at ssdss Dbl California and OREGON
90 ? bb Meal steady Pine White gGsl 28i Pine
YeoS 81 20sl IS Coarse 81 81 l5s Ground Peed 81 Us
20. Cob. 0JDBc. .
FREIGHrS-se Grain Liverpool
freely WITH this
with higher paid FOR Flour ana Provisions The caeng
unchanged The to-day
70 Liverpool By 81 90 bAsh Whet, reported
~ generally asked 202t 30D Cheese 55s
All L. 30 boxes DO 0os 1000 boxes Bacon at S by sai 800
DO La5ncang on iid go Oh Cake Dvae
Oh Cke IN and 5 hl Tobacco
~ sa 500 bush Wheat ia $500 bills Flour D. I'D
IT'S khas Tobacco ,2 70 Glasgow By sau ZOO
Cheese SIS To ROTTERDAM Is 90 hush. Wheat 3d
so bills Apples 5s ID TIE charters British bril-
with 0o bbl Rec ed sroeu t. d.
tng heuce ODESSA n 1LO hne0 DO 2c
British brig back the soah side Of Cuba With 30 hda
Sugar Al 81 one two other charters for Petroleum pending
bu not closed Al 4 late hour
GRAGE-Holiers day
favorable London In Gold and
thr views bat refused them;
md Tor Milling, AMI At the close
the market fairly active the deand ontne 70 good Spring fall
prices. Comnou qualities ee;cd toush they
Winter Is quiet the sales BUSH 90
for No Chicago Spring 4 i3OSl - for No. Chicago spnng;
+ HSl % Tor No. Milwaukee lots: 81 Ga 81 90 FOR No
MEaukee and al rms q for no Milwaukee; 70 or Red
IS for White Ohio and 100 bush good 40 Chicago
Chicago - Barley quiet and pdees uncertain. Bar
dali gIthon change though closing
quiet s0nnx reeY TIE sales ~ 90 bash New
Ohio MIei 4f0Eci White, az 3lHofei Black Al NDt5ci
heavy held the opening u change, Bic
a1d demand the supply good net and the
demand for chiefly the sae llul bush;
Damp and Unsound 52d54c Western Mire At Sake for
5J05c for sail AiHe Western White, 81 ivGIlc
Western yellow az IS.
a.-vu UruVa
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Loans and Dis s277 ASSOC Legal Tenders. A530s00
Specie ... 1884, 800 Deposits Ia 800
Circulation. 81, 434,lO0
The transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
week
Cearngs for the week ending May 81 1873. S452250 II
Cearuls for the week ending June 1875 500 5T "a
Balances for the week ending May 81 49, 1855 $50 70
Balances for the week ending June 7ls1S 2515i2sI "
In railroad bonds there was small business, and
prices showed no especial change. Erie Third
brought 1O1 Michigan Southern Sinking Fund.- 1oS;
New-York Central Skies Of 1888, 9Ot, and Canada
Southern First a. The following were the bids:
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State bonds were quiet and devoid of special in
terest. Tennessees new were weak and declined
TO ISL Missouri Skies firm at 943 New-YOrk bonds
were strong and in good demand The following
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10 isle ste Juy 500 10 lSes Isie TOO 10 a17e
oo ebe August go isic soo 10 lie September 100 lele
ss,.nser lo II Sse poee"s.r 20 lie os 400 bales
SEQ Isle Juy 4OJ " Size 1lOo, lsc 100 ~ ls 100 ~
islGi 1o 10 lsjSe oS Iase 100 10 SSzs 100, 70 1se
huga zoo - 7lsoi 100 isie I~ ~ gSe5 lo niS e ~
lila 90 lSl; September no slc soa sTsej lac
iO0l Is lisa Ostsbsi, 100 AZ 56c 301 fTte
change Ice Dd 600 July for August teal 10 100 bales grand
total IS 300 bales Cd. r...y
though runss Of prices remained about 5I8t gold
100 bags Union and invoice Of IA
ssutOs Cio private ierms The Rio tsegrAm 70 the
i0lOEs United
NAV loading IL CO.'S cleared 100; 1890
average dsi reured 10 1900 ba b. damages railroads.
proe 20 10; exchange, z5if.
FLOUR AND MRA-Tbe inquiry for Flour general than
Saturday bu the Transaction. ar IN the iay sere limited % The n-
sa shippers and local deaen Pces spng
Winter Wheat Irregular; Good and 3Hpersoe Ia
higher The close
ADD With slight Improvement 5sperane sales
q AMI ~ Waru
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Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
GigIt Thousand Dollars,

Transferable Certificates q Stock PRINCIPAL AND INTER
EST PAYABLE IL GOLD either Registered Coupon a. option
the purchaser VII be eue the name Of The People Of ne ae %
snang Fund snde Section Three Aru-
VI Constitution bearing Interest AZ the rate o. tx la
Der auuum payable annually The irst das o January and July
reib1be the trst Jolly
thousand eight hundred uinstyone.
that the Commissioners 20 be q liberty 20
accept all proposals. the offers Their
opinion adv the Of the State
for the q said loan not s5
than 5000
All proposals sealed and nto-se Loan FOR the Sinking
Funo dcte the Auditor Of lie Canal
Department. Albany " Y
he required paid gold the acceptance
Of The proposal or By TOE 5Oth day NJ June instant
made BY deDOng the % the credit OF ne
"Teaure o. the state Of NeF io on aecouat Of he canal Fund
the bank Company NeSYOk TIE soets Nd
rng the a lay Of Juy 1879 gu Be rsoeea ~ PdyA' r
subscription 0 ne Hetr loan
ahd
the tint OF January and JIy al 10
Of Manhattan Company. the o. Ntg-lOrE.
Dated Canal Department. Albany, June s. l6T3.
JOHN C. ROBINSON.
LeutG0vernoT.
NELSON x. HOPKINS.
Comptroller.
G. HILTON SCRIBNgR,
SecTetIr y state.
THOMAS BAINBS
Treasurer.
FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
AttorneY-GeBeraL
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Diploeno NoIlres.

OFFICE PASAsA RAILROAD CoNPAsY, . ASDG -
WALL-sI.. SKv-lOKK. June ., lS71 {
CIXTIETH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Di-
y this day declared the usual quarterly dividend q
THREE 90 PER CENT for the months ending h INST.
bic stockholders their legal representatives on aud after The "a
Of July
JOHN KELLER secretary.
THE INTEREST which will become due
Il upon STOCK STATE ILLINOIS MONDAY
Of July viii be the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK NeEYork fum the Ito inclusive. Of July
EDWARD RuTZ, state Treasurer, SprngheA, in oo.S
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH.
No. 8 NAssAU-sT., NETWORK, June 9, IS

o
No. 8 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, June 9, 1873.
We recommend to our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital OF in exchange for
Government bonds which can now be sold at unu-
sually high prices. the following Securities Of we'll
known character and established reputation, viz:
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CENT BONDS
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in
New York City; Interest payable May and No
vember issued in denominations Of 800, $500,
and 81 900, either Coupon Registered; price, ssl
and accrued interest
Also. The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER
CENT BONDs-Principal and interest payable IN gold
coin in New-York City; Interest payable January
and Julyf. Bonds Of $1,000 EACH Coupon OF Regis
tered, Price 90 and accrued interest.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD is com
pleted and in operation from Richmond 10 the Ohio
River distance of 400 miles, at a cost, with the
equipment. Of over SS5OOOOOO, and the rapid devel-
opment of its business indicates that the earnings
for the ensuing twelve months Will not be less than
S3OOOOO and for the succeeding year not less than
S5,OOO,OOO.
Pamphlets, containing fnl information concern
ing the Road and the country it traverses viii be
furnished upon application.
We also deal in GovERNDiENT BONDS, CENTRAL
AND WESTERN PACIFIC, and other frst-class securi-
hes. receive deposits on which we allow four per
cent interest, make collections and do a general
Banking business. FISK q HATCH.
TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT
At present rate Of gold, an Investment OF SlOoOo
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD Bonds
of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the
PORTLAND AND QGDESsBURG RAILROAD IRrNK LINE
Yields an annual interest Of $3.50, and held 10 ma
turity an annual rate of
Ten PER CENT.
and limited 10 $1,000 per mile.
Price for the present so and accrued interest IN
For sale OF exchange for marketable securities.
L. & T. FAIRBANKS az Co, St Johnsbury. VI,
FAIRBANKs IL Co, 81 Broadway, New-1ork,
EAIRBASKs, BROWN Il CO., Mllk-st., Boston'
HowTs g. MACY. Bankers, No 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the facilities 70 DeDosltors A. In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on dauy BAL
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
Special So attention paid to choice Stock Bonds &c
&c, for Investors
THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line DE
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn. earning NOR
than enough TO pay interest and operating expenses.
Price, 90 and interest Sold by
WHSLoW a. WILSON,
20 William-st
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
City BANK on LONDON,
AND
LHyRBETTE, KANE g. Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNrcLAIR RAILWAY BONDS
gnarant aad Inv tbe Midland Railway for sale at 80
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Glendinning. DAVIS & AmorY's closing prices we
Reading closed in Philadelphia at MA.

Gold was quiet, and governed by no local OF for
eign influences. Opening at 49, the price declined
on small sales TO 1174 and the transactions of the
day we're at ll7lGu7t Loans cost for carrying, s. T.
0. and A per cent per annum. The London market
was quiet and COnsOls and American securities firm
the rate for money at the Stock Exchange on Gov
ernnent securities being per cent lower than the
Bank Of England rate. The days business at the
GoldExchanee Bank was: Gold cleared, SS9, 497 OOO
gold balances, S1,6n,OOO; currency balances ST.
sSsS57. The Assistant Treasurer paid out in called
bonds $4,000 and Ssl 900 in coin interest. The
fnllnuinR were the nuntatona:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn
ings commencing Nov. !, 1872, as follows
1873. 1872.
Seven dayA Seven
For week ending May 31....... Sl6l.0b Sii4,03
Previously reported. .l0.O94.4O0 9slJ,l70
Total earnings SINCE Nov. 1.tl0,555lO3 t0,257,215
K
Increase for months to date 26s.I7S
The Panama Railroad Company have declared
quarterly dividend of per cent payable the lst
proximo The transfer books will close on the 10Th
instant and reopen July ,.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1O9 Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road . Reading Railroad, 5sl Pennsylvania Rail-
road. So Gold. LII.
The earnings of the Indianapolis Bloomington
and Western Railway for May, 1878, S1S35S 81;
for May 1872 were 1925 2S6 %; increase. $s471 So
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The days business at the U. s. sub-Treasury COW
cred:
Gold receipts ts9s625 10 Curcy paym'ts e97l5 81
Gold payments. 450439 AZ Curcy balance 23274,2 9 s.
Gold balance ...42,93s498 IS CustOms... $4,000 %
Currency re'pts iO2,7l3 o.
Foreign exchange was dull but real business was
Effected to S-l6 below the official quotations an
nexed:
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ere the quotations:

City bank shares sold as follows: Central National
95; Continental 50; Manufacturers and Merchants,
20. and Commonwealth, &c. The quotations were as
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THE MONEY MARKET.


..r,s At THE STOCK ExcHANGE-oFFIClAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR The TRIBUNE
FIRsr CALI. 10. O'CLOCK A. M
Ssles on G0rer Eg5negf B0nds.
ooorrss9o SSssn 100 1000 U. = 52o c. 81. INF
80 500 y 80 - 'i9Os SOC y. s. $40 Cou. a..
A0'O 10 "-' - -, m m 1p3 n
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JONES & SCHUYLER,

No Y FINEST. NEWYORK,
Ofe Railway Maeous Securities Of tie highest grade
paving IRON TO per per Also bay and sell i0rags
Logsnspor Charlottesville, aud Southwestern g. Of
Indiana.
CHOICE TOWN, COUNTY, AND SCHOOL BONDS,
For prices that viii y cent 90 the Investment Lee
gsllty Of issue guaranteed.
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Loan for S2,S28,0O0
POR THE
Deficiency :: Sinking Fund,
uNDER
secrion Three. Article Seven of the Constitution.

Of ,hs Canal Fund BY virtue Of The A entitled
An provide 20 support the Government 2a Ap =
Three % Article OF he on-
stituton that sealed proposals vii Re re AZ ia
Department tie M 14Y Of June ls a. ~ 0ocE nons
Of that day, FOR q Loan Of
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN

BONDS AT BARGAIN
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON. SMITH & CoTTINa Il Broad-st.
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AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters Of Credit on
City BANK on LONDON,
AND
LHYRBErTE, KANE g. Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
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The Daily Bulletin publishes the following tables
of the gross earnings of the aforementioned rail
T.. .ba roo,.h n Nav.
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southss Fiour demand. and medium
EItrss irregular qeii the close the Ay
oae sales Of bhL w
sat- aird 70 Good SUI SIS On 50 so
Bat and Rrn FamIV- 6 0n u so
DeRuare.
Baltimore Hosarf.s brands ................ $40 $50
asgerstowD ana $40
Rive Pou moving sosly AMI heavy sales Of IS 5bG We
~, Flour weteru Fine and Superdbe. oo9s5
Rve flour. state ND
Corn limited demand and steady. Of We
qa0ie;
torn Meal Jersey.s 8s3 n Com Nj BrveP s-8sls 20
Coma Resteru } IS 2 40 ConMesLGTnE 80
Cerr Meal TesIH , % q . Corn Meal Star o 50
lernN eai. Bru 5 ,
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SS6S Is PREY ssFRAg4 o. ok Is LA% w.
yearly amply secured BY mortgage city real esta 4 NJ o.
Rnr LIZ Trhnua ONE.
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THE MARKETS.

The Cooa norr, unuiu9 10 fnAHT "
halfa grade D beog the gfads quoted.
I'd 1ALzsfyoA FHHsksT DHLlFEKL .- -
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following were the quotations. /:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13
King of the Blood.
HARVEY.

For Dropsy. Case Il was attack ed
with Abdominal Dropsy four years ago.
| took medicine from FIVE different doc
tors; applied to the sixth, but he de-
clined attempting my case, saying be
thought me past remedy. Another
thoughs he might help me if would be
tapped, but was SO weak I thought l
could not bear it. l then saw your King
of the blood advertised. My son said he
would send to you for it, and did So.
When l began to take it | could not lie
down or sit up straight; by wearing a
bandage | was able to walk little. |
had not put on my stockings for some
months. Persons who visited me thought
L could not live any length of time. l
very soon felt that you medicine was
helping me and by The time L had used
the second bottle l could put on my stock
ings, and being to feel comfortable In
two months the water was ali going, and
[ was living skeleton but my appetite
was good, and | began to gain flesh. and
l now look as we'll as ever did. and feel
quite well. SARAH PENTZ,
Luthersburg, Clarified Co., Penn.
See advertisement in another column.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Observation-Disclosures Lodge No. 60. A. F. & A
n, meets every First and Third Wednesday in each
MONTH At the Lodge Room, over ThOs. Robinson {
Drug Store. on York Street.
ODD FELLows-Chckerming Lodge No So L o
Of o. F., meets every Tuesday Evening Thos
Aohinsons Drug Store, on York Street.
hanite-oc Lodge NJ 1914, l, o. of o. F., meets
every " sdnesday evening, at the Lodge Room, in
Carus' building, corner eth aud Jay sts-
SONS OF HERMAN.-Thusnelda Lodge No. Z,
meets svsry Friday evenng,at Lodge Room, in Carus
building, corner Sth and Jay Sts-
TURN vEREIN meets every Tuesday and Friday
evening at the Turner Hall on Washington street
sLOVAKSKA LIPA meets every Sunday afternoon
NJ o'clock 1T their Hall on North It'll street.
THB SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD meets
svery Wednesday evening in SloTanska Lipa Hall on
North It'll street
CHURCHES.
First Presbyterian Memorial Church, Rev. Mr.. C B.
Stevens, of Sth and Ss services at 1919
selock L. m and y p. m; Sunday School at p LII,
Hsshodist Episcopal Church, Rev. J. Lavelle 9TH
st. between Chicago and State streets at 1917
A. "a and at = p. m; Sunday School al p.
first German Evangelical LutIern Church, Rev
Mr.. Husbner, corner sth and Marshall Sts services
At 10 a. m, Sunday School at p.
Catholic St. Bonifsoieus Church, Rev Mr. Fessler
esrner of Main and LlarshaI SITS. Early Mass at S a.
N nigh Mass, at 10 a. m. Vesper at ~ p Week
1Iy Aanat S u.
German Reformed Church, Rev. Mr.. Rusterholz, cor
aer Main and Hamilton SITS, services 10 m. and
] p IA; Sunday School p NJ.
Germsn Methodist Church, Rev Mr.. Landmeer on
sth st. South sde services at 10 M, and p.
Sunday School n a. m.
German Baptist Church, Rev. Mr.. Hab, on 18th St,
south Side; services at 10 and y p. Sunday
kchsel at n. m.
Norwegian Luth.rn Church, Rev. Mr.. Bjoern, cor
ns 9TH an State Sts services every third Sunday in
ths forenoon at l0 m, and every other Sunday in
the afternoon.
Norwegian Methodist Church, on 9th St., North
SIDE, service al 10 4 u. M, and PIN
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

pLILT.-South. East and West, leaves Manitowoc
~a!ly. at O'Clock a. and arriving at Sheboy gan
time for the train. Three times week; Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. by the way of n ewtonburg,
Aesme, Edwards, Towards Grove, u Sheboy gan. and
Ihres times week-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
byw.y OF Nordheini, Hika, Ceutrevile, Hoeele, to
Sheboygan.
The mail from Mantowoc to Two Rivers, (d4-ily) al
p. m, and arrives al Manitowoc at !
TKI-WELkLY.-To Chiffon. Leaves Manitowoc ev-
cry Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday, and arrives at
Chiffon Al 3 p. m.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Monday, Wednesday
snd Friday At p
To Green Bay, via. Two RiYers-Leaves Manitowoe
sssry Monday, " WEDNESDAY and Friday at p. and
arrives at Green Bay next day at p m.
Arrives at Manitowoc every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at a. III.
5sHI-M sEELY-To kewaunee-via Two Rivers
eeaye- Msnitowoc, Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday
svening and arrives at Mantowoc Monday, Wednes-
day ana Friday morning.
Lsayss Nanitowoc Monday and Thursday at p. IN
and arrives at Msntowoc every Tuesday and Friday
at IAN.
NkEKLI.-From Nanitowoc to Menasha-Leaves
hsnasha every Friday 4. M, and arrives at Msn'
itowoc at II M Leaves Manitowoc at l D. M, the
s.nls day snd arrives at Menasha at p. N.
The special Post Offices at Francis Greek, Prag Ros
sacrans and Kings Bridge get their mails every Sat
Srda afternoon.
Post Office open for mail delivery from a. &c
y Sundays from To IL IA. III.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13

DIssoLUTIoN-Asw will be seen by the
notice in this issue, Robt. r. Adler has
purchased the interest Of Mr.. j. L..
BrapGeis and is now continuing the same
in his own name. AS we have had many
occasions to do work for the late firm,
under his management, we cheerfully
state that we have always found MIR.
Adler young man OF strict integrity and
excellent business habits. and can there
fore heartily recommend him to the pat
ronage of all who deal in the kind of
merchandise for sale at his extensive
establishment.
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Book Notices.

Peterson's Magazine has long excelied
all others of its kind, but In its December
number it excels even itself. The prin-
cipal steel engraving. THE Orphan
Musi ,ian.' will touch every heart.
There ia also beautiful steel title-paee
for 1873. and double-sized colored steel
fashion plate The novelets and other
original stories all by our best writers.
- Peterson is, without question, the
cheapest, of the really good lady $ books.
1t contains, every year. one thousand
pages fourteen steel engravings; twelve
colored. double-size. steel fashion plates !;
twelve colored Berlin patterns twenty
four pages of music; and more than a
hundred novelets and originsi stories by
the best American writer's. Yet the
price is only two dollars. To clubs it is
cheaper STILL Thus, five copies are sent
for eight dollars, or eight copies for twelve
dollars, or twelve copies for seventeen
dollar. To the person getting up either
of these clubs an extra copy is given as a
premium. and also a superb Ave dollar
engraving for framing. Not Lost but
Gone Before" Specimens of the maya
zine ara sent, gratis, if written for. Now
is the time TO subscribe. or>to get up
clubs for 1874 Address Charles j. Pc
terson. BOG Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
We offer it with the TRIBUNE for
So. so per year, payable when subscribed
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13

1. f. KLINaBEIL.-Our readers viii
please notice among the new advertise
ments in this issue that of the gentle
man named at the head of these lines,
who has just bought and taken charge
OF the bookstore of the late @. W. Fech-
ter. Mr.. Kingbed is 40 stranger here,
as he used to visit this city frequently as
the travelling agent of the large estab-
lishment of Messrs. Heger & Son in
Milwaukee, and We can truly say from
personal acquaintance, that there Is no
man better qualified IS regards business
experience, moral character and gentle
lnaniy aetiop, 10 continue the store and
TO deserve the largest support end pa
tropaga d ostT appseeiiiatiibg Community.
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Report Of Teachers' Meeting for Oefo.
ber 18th, 1873.

The meeting was opened by rool call,
the teachers responded by sentiment /;
after which the report of the last meet.
ing was read.
The first half hour was taken by Mr.
Barns, who continued bis exercise in
Orthoepy.
The next exercise was one in Primary
Arithmetic. conducted by Mr.. Barns
In this exercise he showed how scholars
commencing Arithmetic can be taught to
write numbers easily.
The half hour was spent in answering
Queries left from last meeting. One
query, Would it not be advisable to
pursue some study in tie meetings"
vas discussed at some length By the
teachers 1t was decided that the study
of Constitution be taken up and that
this exercise be conducted by Mr.. Barns.
The first exercise after recess was =
class exercise in Reading by Miss Cuddy,
which wst SO well conducted that the
criticisms which followed were not severe.
The next exercise was one in Oral
Pronunciation and Spelling by Miss
Burnet.
The last half hour vas devoted to the
business of the meeting Dir. Barns
read sone cfitieitns diet he had made
on the different rooms during the week.
The report Of the Programme Com
mittee was made and Mrs. Barns aid
s.iss Cuddy appointed as committee fer
tbs following week.
Ella EA,ARYs aesssas
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TAILORING Having occasion to call
at the store of our fellow-citizen, Mr..
Chas. Hnyer, on South Sth street, We
were really astonished at the immense
stock of clothes, cassimeres and other
nj zee goods for gentlemen wear. which
is now filing that establishment. There
our fellow citizens can be " suited to
their hearts content with the finest
qualities of manufactures as well as the
latest styles in ia!l and winter fashions.
An early call by those in need of clothing
aud furnishing goods generally, will be
rewarded with entire satisfaction.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13

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IF the EIlsconSis LunaberDaan. 1t
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carefully pronounced opinions respecting
the lumber interests of the West. It is
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ita class 1t ought to be sustained by
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mercill development of Wisconsin, and
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