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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-12

B.. Z. Il. d NJ. ~
tOfered.
EVENING REPORT.
Money s@6 per cent, closing at 8 PEI
cent. Prime mercantile paper 61S@S per cent.
| Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
| $4.81; Go. Ok. demand, $4.S5.
/ fiovsrp Strong.
BOnGs-Railrpad bonds Irregular but mainly
higher.
State Securities-DuIl.
Stocks-The stock market was lsregular with
frequent fluctuations In the last hour of busi-
ness there was great activity and general adj
vance on good buying and the reported lease of
Canada Southern to Michigan Central Canada
Southern advanced to us, Lake Shore to 1l6]ss,
Philadelphia & Reading to s71s, Texas Pacific to
IL, Wabash, St. Louis 4 Pacific to 3ass, and
Western. Union Telegraph to SlA. In the late
sales there was weaker feeling on the cutting
of passenger fares in the Northwest, and! prices
reacted 4@14 per cent, with the greatest de-
cline in granger shares. The following aue the
changes from yesterdays closing figures: Can
ada Southern ~ per cent, Rochester & Pitts
burgh rs per cent, Philadelphia Reading IL
per cent, East Tennessee, Virginia l. Georgia
preferred q per cent. and Western Union Tele-
graph per cent. higher, while Richmond L. Dam
vile Is 81 per cent, Chicago & Northwestern
common IA per cent, preferred l per cent,
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha l3k per
cent. and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul IL
per cent. lower.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks dull; Robinson Consolidated
sold at 145@15e, Chrysolite 135, Decatur %
@2S, closing 20; Green Mountain 11@34; State
Line, Nos. and 8 at l2@10 and Oriental & Miller
ID. Sales for the day 76,2l5 shares; total for
the week 36O, 1856; total bullion receipts in New
York for the week from mines, $lS9,O.0.
The transactions aggregated 450,U0O shares:
$4,000 Canada Southern; 1000 Central Pacific;
$4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna d Western; $4,000 |
Denver & Rio Grande; IL 600 Erie; $4,000 Mis- |
souri,, Kansas Texas; coo Lake Shore; %, 900
Louisville g. Nashville; 1900 Michigan Central; |
$4,000 Missouri Pacific; 5000 Chicago Il North |
western; $1,000 New Jersey Central; 1000 New |
York Central; $1,000 Northern Pacific; 81, 900 |
q Reading; 1000 Chicago, Milwau-
kee q st. Paul; 1900 Texas Pacific; $4,000
Union Pacific; $4,000 Wabash, st. Louis & Pa
cifc; $4,000 Western Union Telegraph; 5000 |
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia; 1000 Roch-
ester l. Pittsburgh; 1000 Nashsi lille, Chattanooga
st. Louis.
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 11.-Flour in f;sr de
mand; spring grades 4.oo06.O0. Wheat steady
and quiet; No. hard LIS; No. s4c; Noss,rl-
Der 1890; December 944c; January 941@c;
No. 7sc; &c. Corn stronger; No. 1850; rejected
65c. Oats quiet and 6rmes; 3Azc; white SIS.
551c. Barley stronger; in fair demand; No. :
7Sc; extra No. 3 $3.50. Provisions steadier;
mess pork lS.35 cash and November; 1870
January. Lard, prime steam ll.5O cash and
November; 1885 January. Live hogs dull;
weak; 6.0O@S.5O. Butter psak; depressed;
creameries S@36c. Cheese firuser. Eggs
weaker; wers25@26c Receipts, 10, 82a barrels
nous; ~, $40 bushels OF wheat; lASl0 bushels
of barley. Shipments, rs, 789 barrels a flour:
YES bushels of wheat; IL 1913 bushsls Of barley.
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Chicago Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Drovers, Jsarua)
repsrtss Hogs, receipts $4,000; shipments 1900;
demandsfair; market slow; values weaker; about
all sold; mixed 6.l0@6.6O; heavy 0.78@7. 40;
Light 6.S@6.70; eAips 4GO@5.6a CaNtle,
receipts 1900; shipments $780,. dull; 10c
lower on nearly all kinds; no expart grades
here; good to choice shipping 5-20@5. 81;
common to fair 4.00@5.00; butche,s' dull ;
1Z;;zc9S.9o; stockers and feeders 2.60@4.20
Texans II heavy supply 10e lower; COWS 3.40@
$50; steers $40. Sheep, receipts 900; shin.
ments 9OO; very dull; common to fair weaks 2. So
9s. 40; Medium to good.3.6O@4 chsiae. to-
extra AUG 800.
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| On trial.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Bill.
Caroline Hoensler against John Hoeus
Ter. Continued.
Jacob Waldeck & Co. against C. T. Nc
Namara, defendant, and F. r. Welz. gar
nishee. No appearance for defendant o.
garnishee. Judgment ordered agains
garnishee.
Edwin Gribble against Pioneer Pres.
Co. Motion to set aside order removing
cause to q. S. circuit court. Defendant
appears specially. Heard and taken under
| advisement.
Seymour, Sabin & Co. against Lewis
Muller. No appearance. Stricken off the
calender.
Adele Guerin against the st. Paul &
Sioux City R. R. Co. Order to show cause
Heard and taken under advisement.
Abraham Frank VS.. Fred Richter. sheriff
Heard and taken under advisement.
James G.. Freeman against Christian d.
Price. Motion to amend complaint. Heard
and taken under advisement.
Delaney & O'Connor VS.. Van Hoven
Bros. defendants, and j. j. Penner garni-
shee. Continued for two weeks 10 get SER
vice upon defendants.
Nettie Hurlburt VS.. Philo Hurlbur Di.
vorce. Heard and taken under advisement.
Adelia NJ. Murray VS.. Michael Murray.
Divorce. Heard and granted.
Assessment for grading Mt. Airy street
from Torrent street to Broadway street.
Assessment for, grading Tenth from
jackson street to Lafayette avenue. No
objections. Judgment ordered.
Assessment for grading Goodrich avenue
from Fort street to Leech street. No OBJ
jections. Judgment ordered.
Assessment for constructing sidewalks
under contract of Henry Starkey, dated
Oct. 1, 1880. No objections. Judgment
ordered.
Assessment for constructing sidewalks
under contract of Peter Berkey. Estimate
No. L, for the year ending January l, 1883.
No objections. Judgment ordered.
Assessment for grading University
avenue from Dale street to west city limits.
No objections. Judgment ordered.
Assessment for constructing a sewer on
St. Paul street from point fifty feet north
of Somerset street to Olmsted street sewer.
No objections. Judgment ordered.
Assessment for opening and extending
Eighth street from Cedar street to Waba-
shaw street. No objection. Judgment
ordered.
Assessment for grading jackson street.
Continued
Charles Feichtinger against Eliza Fetch
finger. Heard and divorce granted.
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Duluth Wheat Market.

Especial Ielegran TO the Globe.
DILUTE, Nov. 1.-THE markets on 'change
to-day were rominally unchanged and consider
able wheat changed hands, 5,N 0bushels of No.
hard sold at 1.O71z, and more sold on private
terms, but probably at the same price; LOO was
bid for Nc. hard, and car load of No. was
sold at S1.O0; Csc bid for No. q; 1.02 bid for
5000 bushels No. hard seller the year. Local
freight unsettled. Receipts 1920.
Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINoISNAT1, Nov. 11.-Whisky steady; $1.14.
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Go to Chicago To-day for So.

Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rail-
way. Tickets first class and corresponding re-
duction to all points East. See advertisement
in another column.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.

CRIMINAL.
John Larson, drunkenness. Fine of SIS
paid.
John Prick, disordely. Dismissed.
Mary Lee, larceny. Committed for
ninety days.
Chas. Feise and John Hartman, selling
liquor without license. Dismissed.
Thomas Jefferson, abusive language.
Continued to the 18th inst
o. Sullivan, assault. Fine of $40 paid.
E. ?. Wade, abusive language. Fine of
so RENTED.
j. o. McCabe, embezzlement. Contin-
ued to the 9th inst
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III. DORAN'S REPORTS

The following quotations giving the range &c
the markets during the day we're received by NJ
DoRAN, Commission Merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, 10 a. m.-Spot wheat
strong; Cd higher. Spot com ptnay higher
Cargoes off coast improving Cargoes on pas
sage inactive.
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Emigration to California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 11.-S54 immi-
grants arrived in the state by overland
railroads for the week. During the week
letters were received from sixteen states,
two territories, and England, Germany,
France and Canada, asking for informa-
ton about the state. There is prospect
of larger immigration than ever before
known in the history of the state.
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LAX Elmo and saltwater Trains,
LEAVE MIsNEApoLIs
1880 N $50 p m, f4.39 p m, $500 m.
LE4E7E. 81. RAUL.
1000 M 1o:a0 m, 1O:20 N. i1:45 m, N:2o > n
aad 8:45plR
LEAVE ST nhwATER ROB ST. EAUL q MINssEA2oLIs>
1870 m. lA:43 N, 9Th m, 1855 IN, s:5s m.
Daily. Except Sundays. Except Mondays.
HI1c1ets, Sleeping Car Accommodations and
al, informatiea can bs- secured ct
No. IL fEcollet Heuse Block, MINNEAPOLIS,
J. CHARBANNEAU, Ticket Agent
Minneapolis depot, corner Washington and Fourth
avenue north. W. P. IVES, Ticket Agent
Corner Third and Jackson Streets ST. Paul,
IaOMPSON & RETSCH, Ticket Agents.
New Union Depot, foot OF Sibley street,
XNEBEIA & BROWN Ticket Agents.
8. g. STRICKLANN Ticket Agent, Saltwater.
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PRIZE PUPILS.
The November Roll of Honor in our Pub
Public Schools.

The following roll of honor shows the
standing of the leading puPils in our pub
lie schools at the November examinations.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKET
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady; regular 92c November;
9S@9S1sc December; 92c year; 1890
January; 99c May; Ne. Chicago spring 92c
cash and November; rest the same as regular;
No. Chicago spring 791zc; rejected Gle; No.
red winter 941sc; 94sl@95c December; No. 8
winter Gle; rejected SOC. Corn easier; 68%c
cash; 661ac November; 601@6Ossc December
and year; 534@5Sasc January; 54slc May; re-
jected 6411@65c. Oats steady; 351sGS51c cash;
351sc November; 341sc December and year;
35s4c May. Rye steady and unchanged; Sec.
Barley unsettled; Sic. Flax seed steady and
unchanged; 1.l61s on track. Pork steady; fair
demand; 1S. 50@lS.6O cash; 1S.271s@1S.31
November; 17.52gl7. 52H December and year;
18.60@!8.62H February; 18.85@18.S7H May.
Lard unsettled and closed steady; Ills cash;
1l.52H November; 10.85410.871a December
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Picture of Mrs. Langtry 1.-THE Jersey Lily
mailed free on receipt of address by United
States Mutual Accident association, 400 Broad
way, New York.
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JOHN W. RUMSEY & CO.,
Commission, Grain and Provisions,
126 Washington ST., Eooms IL and 10,
CHICAGO. ILLS
Financial and Stock Markets.

Financial and Stock Markets..
MORNING REPORT.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL, ii a. m.-Since IL o'clock
the market has been moderately active and some
what irregular but in the main weak and gen.
eral decline of 1s@% per cent. took place,
Louisville & Nashville being prominent in the
downward turn, while Richmond 4 Danville fell
off to 81 from 6S, but recovered to 81.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money 6 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6@S per cent. Bar silver, s1.l1%.
Sterling exchange steady; $4.S0A long, S4.84M
sight.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, oecrease. announcements Z,IS4,VuO
Specie, decrease Observation-Disclosures ,203, 400
Legal tenders, decrease. ............ LII 500
Deposits, decrease. Observation-Disclosures. 5,242, 800
Circulation, increase .... $1,000
The banks now hold S3,024,9 $50 less than
legal requirements.
Governments & per cent. higher for threes
and extended fives; otherwise unchanged.
State Securities-Tennessee mixed declined l
per cent.
Railroad bonds generally strong and
higher.
The Erening Post says: United States bonds
are lower a report that negotiations are pend
ing for the sale in London of large block of
the remainder of Vanderbilts United States
bonds here. Nothing to confirm this report can
be obtained.
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District Court.
before Judge Wilkin.
Matthias Krech against Lawrence Fahey.
On trial
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations of sales from
by commission men yesterday and are subject
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*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
cures all female complaints by removing the
cause.
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DEPARTEaa, TRAINA
River Division
ARRIvINs TRAINS
Farm LANDS.

A, means daily. G, except Su
Saturday. F, except Monday.
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Pax Drove Yard SD and Lancaster are
nue.. Fes1 Philadelphia, Jan. !.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

TUESDAY, January 3. 5P. N.
FLOUR continues dali. but prices were
N4thout essential change. sales OF l6OO
barIeis. including Minnesota extras, at
- - 90 FOR clear, and at Az 25 for
stTalShl; Pennsy lvania extra family st
70 Lodo - Western do. do. at s. 75a7 3
ano patents az s. " p. Rye Flour is
quiet, We quote at si75a5z z5 for mix.
ture and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dull, unsettled and
ralneF lower Sales Of Red al Al %. Al
tHe open board 81 A was bid for Japu-
ary, - 4Ztz for February, and AIS for
March. Corn is fairly active. Ss e. OF
80 oasheis, Including yellow At CSC. I;
90. white, at Sc; 40. hsteamer al ga
o.c 90. No. at 5i5 e. do. rejected at
o3tzc, Old yellow at &C. ; and do. mixed
al oJc. 800 bushels February sold al
y ? C., aua - UOJ bushels January at ssa
2aI-t. At the open boare CSC. was b id for
Anuafy eJAc. for + ebruAry, and 72l%c.
Ipr March. Uats are quiet. sales Of 100 q
DusAelsi including white, at 5la5ZIkc. and
IeJecled AID mixed al SIC. The rec ipts
to-iAy were as follows: 4l7j barrels fiour
WgO bushels eat, Y 100 bushels corn.
la;SJJ Gu-ueIs oAt5J 800 bushels barley:
90 bbls. whisky.
WHISKY - bblg of Weetrrn tron
pound sold iat 81 I9 per gallon,
HAY AND STRAw.-ReceiUt of hay- 2l
IONS. mere was fair iuq airy for good
nay az sls, and eZceDtienal sales in sin-
gle car lots al 3l9 300 y No, , and infer
ios STOCK dragged heavily vt prices rang
ing rom SIS down 10 SO according IN
quahty and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at sl54IS.
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RESCUED FROM DEATn

William J. Coughlin, of Somerviua
ass, says: In the fall of 1876 / 49,
IaKeh with BLEEDING OF THE LUEos
'ollowed by severe cough. l Lost mv
Appeute and flesh, and was confined -
my Bed. In 1877 was admitted to tbs
aospltal. The doctors said 1 had a hole
my lung as Zig as halt dollar. Al
one time a report went around The,
vas dead. | gave np hope, hut a friend
old me OF DIR. WILLIAM HAJGjS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. | got q
bottle, when to my surprise, commenc-
d to feel better, and to-day | feel b,,ttsr
han for three years past. ''o'
write this hoping every one afflicr.
II with Diseased Lungs will taka M
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM ana - -.
convinced that CONSUMPTION GAN
8E CURED. l can positively saw il has
ne more good than all the other madi-
aes have taken since my sickness,
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Lincoln Lodge OMc "a.

Grand Chancellor Thomas Foreman
last night Installed the following officers
OF Lincoln Lodge No. 4, h. Of p;
Past Chancellor-W IL. Kramer.
Chanoellor-John Percy.
Vice Chancsllor-Jesse Martin.
PielAte-SAmuel johnson, il.
Keeper Of Records aud Seals-Wm.
K. johnson.
Master Of Finance-A. j. Schrack.
Master OF ExcheqI er-John u. Mar
TIN.
Master Of Arms-W. II. Hanna.
Inside GuArd-George Cox.
Outside Guard-J. G. Hanna.
Representative TO Grand Lodge-Edw.
Green.
Representative In Rivervlew Cemetery
Company sam lel Johnson, Jr.
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rrsn Yesterday. LAi. HAitlsn
rHE LnGIsLArIvE COMAIITKE
TO MKT on TUESDAY NExT-THE sES
ATE yoURSAL NOT YKT PRINTKD.

TO MKT on TUEsDAY EKxT-THE sES
ATE JoURSAL NOT YEr PRINTED.
The Legislative Committee, composed
Of Senators CbAs. J. Harrington and J.
wilkins Cooch, and Representatives d..
). Van BarkaloW, Peter Robinson and
John PilIing. will meet in Dover on
Tuesday next, 18th inst, for the puT-
pose Of settling With The State Treasurer
and receiving The report OF the Auditor
Of Accounts for the current year.
Ii ia also the auty of this committee
70 settle Witb tie Secretary Of State Tor
suPerin ending The printing The laws OF
the last session and with the Clerks OF
The tWO houses Of the General Assembly
for printing their re peeilse journals.
The usual allowance for this service 10
$50 To The Secretary Of ) ale and 500
10 each of the Clerks.
10 this connection il may be stated
that there was more delay this year IN
printing the Legislative jouruAi than
wAs ever knOWa b-fore. The House
Journal. which was printed By j mss
Kirk, OF Doyef, vas delivered about
three weeks ago, while the Senate JouI-
nAi Is not yet priLted. The printers,
Ferris Bfos. Of this city, sre Bow 81
work upon the index, but iJ will be from
two 10 three weeks before the books are
ready Tor delivery. Both jonrnas should
have been ready by the nnt of Sepiem-
beF.
TIE Senate 9u,nal OF 1877, which was
rriuted At the GAZETTE office. was de-
hvered 10 the PrOrhouotaries OF the 70
suecuye COUNTIES before the last week u
June, or within three months OF the
clo@e Of the seseion. The Senate Jour nal
OF lSIs. ASO printed a. the GAEETTE
otice, was pnpied by the hrst OF Sep
ten Der, notwithstanding the q lay In
commence ne the work and the subse.
queni delay 10 the recep ION of copy.
In justice 10 Senate Clerk Hiram W.
Downing, Of Georgetown, " should be
stated that sickness in bis family caused
much OF the delay in the pununk OF his
journal.
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GENERAL ROREIGx HEWs.
LOxDOx, Jan. u, 1882.

LONDON, Jan. u, 1852.
The suIsau has deputed . number Of
German officials 10 reorganizs the gen.
dArmerie.
The nlfre magazine in the royal foun-
dry in Genoa has been destroyed by tre.
Loss, 10000.
The FIndAeier states that the shares
OF the BANK Of Lyons and Loire fell
40oDf. further in Paris yesterday.
The census of Paris taken on the 18Th
OF December gives \ population Of 2,
225, ,eO0 against 1,9SS, 800 in 1916.
An explosion occurred at the torpedo
arsenal in ConstantinOple yssterd ay.
Two persons were killed and thirty iD-
jured.
The Hungarian Minister Of Finance
has introduced in the Lower House .
bill increasing the customs duty on psf
rOleum.
A riotous scene occurred yesterday on
board the flagship Duke of Wellington,
Al Portsmouth, because $50 Of her sea-
men had been ordered to other ships.
The cab steamer FarAdsy, with the
last portion Of the new American tele-
graph cable, passed GrAvesend Al eight
o'clock yesterday morning and procee-
ded 10 sea.
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Tho Irish Land League and Jna..
Black.

Some time since an invitation u.s.
tended To Hon. Jere S. Black. of panH
sylVauia, to deliver an address IN pai,i
more February p proximo, The oenfan. .
MAJ OF Grattau's declaration ot -
lhdependence. At meeting az ~
com mittee OF the irish land Insgns fnn',
held last night DR., w. II. Cole read y
letter from Judge Black exnrsss,nH
great sympathy with the Irish bsoniss
: IN the great struggle for nberty ana
iaN ana justice" now being made bS
- leu leu out az the same time stating he
npiu en' on NOT ,h positively promise to be pres
decided TO abandon the proisct ~
celebration on the date named aa
extended an invitation TO Judge Rlans
70 name dag later in the season "a
winch be would address the t.OS OS
leaguers Of Baltimore. iAnu
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This standard article. is compounded
with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satistac-
tory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
II removes all eruptions, itching and
aardrih and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
BY It's tonic properties it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor
preventing badness, and making the hal
grow thick and strong.
as dressing nothing has been found
so eftectual or desira ab.e.
DR.. a. A Hayes, State Assayer of Mas
sachusetts, says Of it: ~ consider II N.
1es' preparation for It's intended mr.
poses"
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Deeayea Posa,...

The Baltimore sun saws. Mo-,
:, 200 bushels OF frctten IrIsh Una ny .nan
cargo Of the British brig Kitiv Se1'Ce' az
were yesterday removed and 1r,ll n,lue
into the bay, 10 accordance Wi,b pea
structioDs from the health dsn..a.' @ .a'
ment. The brig arrived IN tbis psth
Saturday from Prince Edwap'ggu pgu
Island, having been out month .as
It Is sated, was detained in port !
month alter loading for repairs. Tbs
potatoes, valued At 81 600. were : ue
sured in a New York con,nanv ,u'
$500. but the alleged detenljo, ~
port after loading may give r,ss u
litigation about the insurance n.y. "
ing the voyage the brig run shor, |,
provisions, and the crew were So,..9 y,
TO select food from their TAINTED .sl oa.
go. The potatoes were Consigned :,
Messrs. j. Il. Bell u Co.
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Police Cases.

THIS morning, Henry Morton was ar.
ra'gned before the Mayor on the charge
9I the larceny Of bay mare, wagon.
ma ness and a quantity Of meat, apples
eheese, etc, the property Of Michael
Dunr. II appeared from the eviienca
that Mr.. Dunn had left his horse and
wagon standing on King street, and that
the defendant drove of with Il. He was
captured by officer Ryan. who lodged
nun IN the city cells. After hearing the
clslon. "0-
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Coated. If your druggist does not keen
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dress on receipt Of Is cents Five vials
for 81. " Buy al once. DO moi delay
These Pl Ills are an absolute cure lOr Al
bilious and malarial affections. They
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and root II out Of the patients system al
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One vial Of Dr. HAYCoCK's NEw LIVER
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new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
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Hesitation and delay are nothing but
another form o. suicide when YOU have
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DR., HaYdock' New Liver pills
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and the graRtest blessing that sclenEe
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