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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-29
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA

DEPOSITS OF 81 Il UPWARDS RECEIVED.
INTEREST 4 LLOyED AT TIE RATEO
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANU
ON CERTYFICA 7ES OF DEPOSIT
AND SLY PER GENT. COM.
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON i eco UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
" john F. ?. Thomas hu Vice. -presidents.
Thomas u. Gregg, Cashier.
John q. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia
William Martin, Columbia.
+. ". McMaster, Columbia
A. q. Haskell, Columbia.
]. r. Thomas, Columbia.
Z. Fl. Heinitsh, Columba.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas e. Gregg, Columbia.
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
w. G. Maycs, Ncwberry.
y. II. Rutlcdge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravcnel, Jr.. Charleston.
,alechanics,, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
Phans and others may hero deposit their saw
ings and draw a liberal ratio of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other mr.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart email
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whoso deposits can only bo with.
their legal rcpresentativeH,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. arc here afforded
an opportunity Of depOsiting their mcans
where they will rapidly accumulate. and. mt
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when
"eo'ou' Aug 1S
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special Notices.

We are authorized to announce EDWARD
F. STOKES, ESQ, of Greenville, a candidate
to represent the people of the Fourth Congress
sional District of South Carolina in tho Con.
gress of the United States, at the ensuing
election in October.
ples-DEMOCRATIC.
aS Tho papers of tho Fourth Congress
sional District will please insert until ordered
out. Nav oI
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HEINITSH'S
QUEENS DELIGHT

1t Stands, and Will Forever Stand
hNlRST in the estimation OF tho people. be-
II cause it has withstood the searchinr q tcsts q
OF the Physician and discriminating public
ana whatever survives this trial must be ca,
taoHsnea . on sure, firm foundation.
known and recognized remedy amonp ali
people. Thousands attest its worth as a Mcdi.
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For sale at retail by al respectable dealers
descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent to any address on applca-
tion. No watches retailcd by the COMPANY.
Address
ROBBINS &APPLETON. Genu Apents
1872 Broadway, Now York.
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Hungry people, go to Pollock's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER T. lso-TRP1E SHEET


lots were selling at Sec Soc Other kinds wsre duh At our
cut and as DBL. and srcss lard There wa.
and the
ssssaa Il IS: ss:s AT s' q :;
o SSIs ls!: At ,i ssa s7 ss ssS ssS
s:sss 1877 osossr ss
10 o sc'i ro s'iss S
S tar Ia T re-
were wei 500 tiercs. S sNc for prime Western steam
LIVE hsgs az demand being sn,,
i Hs s wfs s ssss which
ss x' @ aas g e beard S 90
seFs les r' as ss for as sf'' in ss n0" Wa.
Ga but % as within ss4 range Tae 81 S ERE
pain mesa az" aA sa SIS Stock II
@ and We c ss . ss s sss @
sao,aa a l5,o al 5 sh, dsmand
s prizes sfs % .9 p1
hans ss for Ss e'ed smoked and Sassed DO
maTsei for crude n salt aul
Chiefly We confined 70 small lots supply the mnedss wants
s of ON me usr Sis ss%s a
Crude IN bbs was o,s dun and popa at nSSa.
usrks. was Gail and We heard
"a sntfi% as:ss Tsss 5
% 'Saf n delivery
@ sa S sought n. &
IN Philadelphia very quiet ana heavy, prices were
about &C. for oil TOr this months delivery which
sold towards the close for the last half 25Ixc,
at which price there sellers at the extreme Close For
November delivery the closing price was about 244c The
sales ul0 bbs for tho last half OF October at 25c
and 500 do. tor the last half oil November at Ax.
RIoE.-Botl Caroina and Rangoon dull AT the quo
tations published last The demand con-
fined to small lots TO supply immediate wants.
STEARrSTfhe market waa quiet ut former prices. Fair
to grades quoted nj 18c &c., small sales
within the range The demand was light
SEEbsNo safes were reported OF grass which were in
Light demand and heavy at U9c for clover and T5 for tmo
thy Linseed dull and nominal ut ~ 2aJa gold DUTY
paid sales were reported.
sUaAR.-1here still good demand for raw, and the
offerings beng only moderate the market frner,
prices appreciated TO the extent of &C. per h. closing
vac sc Tor fair to good refining Cuba The demand
l2sc. for Cuba, Porto Rico and Demersra also 4a2U
boxes part at sSc. For renned the
active and stronger Tie closing prices 3c for hard,
12sc. l2 for soft white and 135rc 12c. for
g. We ic:Cuna-lnlerior TO common refining, SIC.
S-ac inir refining, Sasc.; good refining, Sc fair
TO good grocery, l0c i04c.: prime TO choice gro
Gerry. l0}c llc. centrifugal thhds and boxes, &c.
adc, DC. &c. HavanaBoXes Dutch standard, Nos. to
9ac 9Mc; do, 10 to ~, alsc lcac.; do, Is to
IL, l011c.a Ike. do l6 to IL, l2ac do. lsto 90
l2,3c. l3c.; do. white IKE. l3Ac. do No. IL In
bond net cash gold. 5sl 5zsc Porto Refining grades
ss4c n 10c; do, grocery grades. l01sc. Ike.
TALoW was quiet but prices were steady especially for
prime, which was quoted at 9sc 9Gc. few small sales
were made within the range o &c. Ssc for common to
prime.
WuIsKEyRecepts, As bb,s. fair prevailed at
firm prices. There sold 40 bbls. at ss3c. s9c
Iron bound.
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tive shares were as follows.

CLOSING PRICES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the last
sion Of the Stock Exchange: -Canton Company, o.
bid; Consolidation GOAL, - 10; Cumberland Iron, 20
bid; Western Union, 3oi4 SG7s; quick silver, a
o; Mariposa, u 6; DO. preferred 1921 H.;
Adams Express, 66]a 66's; Well--targo Express,
30 q Az; do, scrip, q. "a; American Express,
a2a4 bid; United states Express IS 35'.:
Pacific Mail, 42is 1873; New York Central
consolidated, 92 s24s; do. scrip 81. a 81;
Erie, %. %; Harlem, l33 1881. Reading 97'4
n vs.; Lake Shore 92Et a27.; Illinois Central, l3j
bid; Chicago and Northwestern, 81. a s2is; de.
preferred, s7ss 4 sI7.; Cleveland, Columbus, cincin-
matt and Indianapolis, 7s't so1,: New Jersey Gen.
fral, lO7 1857 Rock island, l!6i, q 1t6a; Nil
waukee and 81. Paul, 63ia &C.. do. preferred, 81
s1h; Toledo, Wabash aud western, 5Is. 5a11;
do. preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, sos. old; Chicago
and Alton, I12k ll3; do. preferred, ia bid; Ohio
and MISSISSIPPI, 32,S 81; II. Louis ard iron
Mountain, 47it; Delaware, LacSawanna and
Western. 104,s ic4ts; Morris and Essex, So.
soy Hannibal and s. Joseph, III = l2i.; do. pre-
ferred, 113s8 lis; Cslumeus Chicago and Indiana
Central, I7t4 I7il
CLOSING STREET PRICES or GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the final street quotations for
The government list - Emitted states currency aAss,
nv my; do, 1851, registered, Il31< III; 10.
DO coupon 49, li4is; 20. nve-twenties, regis.
tered May and November 1857 1887, do. do, 1862,
coupon, 40, ii2'. ii27s 10. do 1884, do do, ms
a1llh; de- do, 1865, do. do u1a. lil7s; do. 40,
registered, January and July, 1905 1o3s; d. do,
1896, coupon do. io'i llsE; do. do, 1867, dc.
DO l1oh 1lo1z; 10 a.. 1868. do. do. liol, 1l0s.;
d. Nn-fortics. registered, 1884, los ~ do. do cou
pom, 1907 1865.
SOUTHERN sEcURIrfEs STEADY,
The dealings IN the Southern State bonds were on
a limited scale. The market was generally steady.
/. not arm, and closed as foIiows:-renncssee. ex
csxSsn. " y e2k; de- new, w. COX; Virginia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
ATTEMPTED SUsGgDE IN ULSTER.

A Lmnaiic Cuts His Throat from Ear 10 Ear,
nnd Attempts TO Kill His Neishbors--He Is
Pursued and Knocked Down with Club
A FrightfuI Sight.
the village OF HomowacK, situated about thirty
two miles from Kingston, on the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal, was on Friday the OF most shock
ing attempt at suicide. Adney Caldwell, well-to-
farmer, who has been subject TO occasional fits OF
insanity for several years past, on the above day
visited the grist mill OF Cornelius Cudney, a short
distance from his house, and while there seized q
large butcher knlle which was lying In the room,
anu drew II several times across his throat inlct-
ing wound from ear TO ear and severlng the WIND
pipe, just missing the Jugular VEN and carotid ar
tery lie then, With the blood streaming from the
CHASTITY wound, presenting most slckening ap-
pearance, entered an adjoining room, where miller
was ut work, VINO, upon behoding Caldwei stand
ing IN the doorway with the
REEKlNG KNIFE
in hand and demOniacal glare, became alarmed and
shouted for help. speedily several persons who
were ut work near 10y rushed to the scene and at
once demanded the knife. Caldwell refused to sur
render It, and with savage threats and nOnrlshes Of
BY this time crowd had gathered outside when
attempts were made to secure the knife, but without
success The insane man, with the blood flowing
profusely nom the gaping wound, with desperate
determination then
RUSHED UPON THE CROWD.
chasing one and another with the murderous wea-
pom. Just az Caldwell was in the act OF plungng
the knife into one OF the pursued Cornelius Cudney,
club I'm hand came up behind him and with well
directed blow felled him to the ground. He had no
sooner fallen than he arose and bounded with super
running towards his house. When he reached his
garden fence ne attempted to climb over but. fell
from loss Of blood, when he was secured by the
crowd and the knife taken away. He was carried
INFO his house and physician sent for. who sewed
up the wounds, inserting an artificial windpipe for
respiration IL IS thought he may recover
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Halc.pnxt Five o,Cloc1 p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPoRT.
MONDAY. Oct. So 2. VI.

MONDAY, Oct. S-6 r. NJ.
CorFLE-Thc make for Rio quiet and we heard Of
sales prices, however, s steady Other kinds
duh but held for higher figures We quoteRio ordinary
cargoes, Axe l44c. fair do l5c 154c. good do, I6c
loac. prime do lie IKE; extremes TOR lots Axe
fsc. JAVA government bags 20c &C. 81 EGO grass
pc. 2lc Singapore do 1sc. &c., Ceylon, l71c.
19c.; Maracaibo, l6c lSHc Laguayra, 16lsc. Isc
Jamaica. ic. 1dc.; ST. Domingo gold, bond sGc &c.
Ceara Ice. Ec; Costa Rica, l5ysc lsc; Manila I6c
Ee: Mexican l5c lsc. Savanilla, 15,gc Sca gold,
duty paid.
CoTroN.The marke for this sape fairly active, the
demand being chiefly or export Prices hrmcr the
opening, sales made 6c.
but subsequently the market declined tre, closed
quite steady at about Saturdays quotations Including
bales arrive there sold 1855 bales of which ALAS
were for export 6S for spinning and III speculation.
For future delivery the market passaby active the
following sales made 500 bales, basis low midding,
for October, al 90 DO. at lbn 100 do. Mt Is Slice
800 for November at 1b4c. lac, 100 do for October
Is ll-l6c, 200 do. (. 0. b. in New Orleans, 2OO
7. b. in Mobile private terms Late Saturday
there were sold o0 bales for october at l5 100 do for
November AT the price, 800 do T. o. b. Charleston
900 do in Savannah private The clos
ing quotations Tor lots the spot folows--
NH Nobi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

SPORT ~ THE WEsr.-In q letter from one of Il
party now bniialo hunting IN the vicinity Of Fort
Hays 1900 miles west oi Leavenworthl. hear some
thing about General Custer. He went hunting the
buffalo with Governor McCook OF Colorado. During
that hunt the Governor was thrown from his horse.
This was directly after he had fired shot into the
side or buffalo quill As he sprang 10 his feet and
saw his horse at fun speed, running for his life the
Old buffalo bull placed one horn against his riRnt
,hgh and holsted the dignitary about fifteen feet be-
tween horizontal and perpendicular direction. and
IL was done so uncercmoniously that The Governor
could not tell how he first struck land. but he found
his right wrist badly sprined and ol the Dngcrs
VI his left napd considerably ipigre.L =
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or coupon 81 "a; do. new, a. 90; do. registered
stock, old, SAX 53A; Georgia SKIES 80 So; %.
sevens % 81; do. do, old, 90 92 North Carolina,
ex coupon, so a 5o,s; do, funding, 1896, 80 40;
do. do. 1868, 81 n 50; do, new, FIX 2sH; de-,
special tax. % q 2s&; Missouri sixes o014 eo1s:
do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph 90 . oOi; Louisiana
skies, II ~; do. new, 60 81; do.
levee sixes 20 II; do. do, Fights, 81
SO; do. penitentisry sovens, rs . 70; do.
railroad cghts. rs 80; Alabama nves, 70 a 20;
do. Fights, 100 a lol; do. railroad, Fights, 93 9s;
South Carolina skies. so a IS; do. new January and
July 6s 90; do. new, April and October. SO a 20;
do. registered stock old, 20 10; Arkansas sixes o.
a "a; DO. sevens 8s a ~.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports of specie al this port during the past
week have been as foll0ws:-
Sep. 26-Steamer Missouri Havana-Sil-
yer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $lO2
Cod. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Sept. 2S-sleamer Ocean Queen, Aspin-
Sept. 2oseamer MORO Castle, Havana- Vs.
Cod, Observation-Disclosures. s9,6s5
Oct 1-Steaner DE SOTO, Hayana--Golu. :. 1900
Total for the week. ..................... s1s245a
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S,067430
Total since January ], 1870. ......... s.. o3e $50
Same tune 1869 II, 202 Az
Same time, 1868. 57T2,980
same same sime lss. s Ssss sss
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
OF the year.
49,. slsss 1852 1859: 80 Is;o 3,
General Ger mdse.. 4,sso,sls s'sos'sss s,iss,2ii
For the week s. !ssqss sss $50 :S 90 s,esse,s
Since IAN H. sisse27,757 s2ss4ls,7 29 1921 5os,s22
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
per cent for carrying 10 lsi for borrowing IN an
exceptional case borrower al ten minutes TO three
O'Clock, paid 2-6i FOR the use OF small amount.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
fOOws:-
Gold cleared. 92I5OoO
Gold bal lane es Observation-Disclosures. GAS 4Si
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. l0sl, al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04


The stock market intensely dull, and. as a re-
suit Of The general inactivity dropped an eighth 10
three eighths per cent. After the last board 1t
Frightened no little, ana one or Two Of the list as
snmed considerable activity The Indictment weather
had much to do with checking the speculative feel
Ing for 1t kept the crowd from the Long Room and
kept the vicinity OF the stock Exchange almos. de-
scrted The character OF the movement. such as
there was, Is shown IN the following table OF the
HIGHEST AID LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations in iae leading specua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04


The market Tor wbea, WIS quei nut drner aud prices al
about u. busac The sales slDg bushels
pan saturday 81 - for old aud spring mixed,
al a for old amber State ~ ~ 81 80 Tor Old amber
winter, delivered, 81 Is for old No Milwaukee
aaoat 81 80 81 - for No. DO. and vi u for old No
Chicago IN dull the saies beng
20ooD bushes So. for mixed Western, chiefly SIC
Gle for yellow ant wh,on private terms Oats
sabv active demand aud hrm wh sales of 7Jcu0 bushels
5a5c tor Wesern sc FOR Old do 55c for choice Ohio and
for old State Rys remained dul aud nominal e5c.
a0c Western harley malt dan bui unchanged. or
harley 10000 bushes Canada sold late Saturday
81 a.
GUSSIEs dun and sale, reported Prices
still nominal At 2ic BE- FOR 29c Bic. for
cloth--tne latter price for 8otneo.
dull and heard OF no sscs Manila held
firmly 13c., g,il al which price the sale
Jute quoted at &c. She gold Sisa u~c 10. and
Tsmpsco 7@c do, IN bond safes OF
UoPa.-Jher- Improvement IN dem and
which confined small io,s to supply present
heavy hoJ.rs being anxious realize few
sales made within the Of s Ice for DID,
And ice. a zoe. for
MOI AssFs.-The market very quiet, the business
entirely confined 20 small l0ts mme
diar wants Prices for the grocery grades
In moderate supply ia, low and medium dia
ties were freely aud heavy IN value safes about
-. L. .I.DH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

NAVAL sroRFs-Ihe market tor spirits turpenine ~as
puie steady. especially for merchandise
lots quoted safe, at the close The sales
I5b bbs NJ 5y59c Aac., the latter price Tor small 1913
Crude turpcniins attn duh, and prices were
e,,,,e,r nominal Rosn.-Th low grades were
more sought after, and very nrm. while the
other descriptions remained duh and nominal
The sales 1000 bbls strained At ~ - t5the latter
pr for soodsma lots Ne. At AZ l0a y. 25 We quote
B. o. s.. 10. M. VI ~ ~; No L. SO ~ n
49, 30 pale, &3 20 ~ 10 extra do and window class. 20
81. Wilmington lar dull and nominal NJ So 80 81 DO
the latter price tor -.
ViLs Euyesd Was duu AND pgises nominal iobbng
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE. NEAR THE GRAND
N entrance TO Prospec. Park In complete order this 10
unusual opportunity. For particulars ca On " 3ddrees
OWNER JeVp j. No, SsPIra.<tss =
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7nOR SALE-A BARGAIN, IN BROOKLYN, A NEW
II House three story, French roof; all improvements;
emily one-quarter Of price required down.
4. 4. HIGgs, Jay Fulton street. secoHd teoT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
POLITICAL.

yXN. ". TWEED ASSOCIATION.
W The citizens of the Nineteenth Assembly district are
earnestly requested to attend meeting at 6rubers Hall
tooth street. between Ninth and Tenth this ueE
day) October nj o'clock, for the Of
rolling themselves members OF the VIM N. Tweed AssQct
alton. BY order OF the Executive Committee.
DAVID $. JACKSON, JR., President
JOHN r. BRADY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

NNANTED-FIVE TO TWENTY ACRES, WITH FAIR
" buildings, within eighty minutes of city; not over
l0Oo0 will Fay part cash. Western land and mortgage Adj
dress HOME box Iii Herald Office
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WANTED--vIRGINIA FARMS AND LAND FOR FART
w cash and good send full description, prfcet
&C. TOWNSEND BROS, l4 South Third street, Philadeii
phia. y
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L,ARM wANTED--A GOOD FARM FOR FARMIN
purposes In exchange Building Lots Mt RutherfuYs
Park, Nj. CHARLES fHlEs 10 Nassau street. room IL
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WANTED-A SMALL, CHEAP WATER POWER.
w short distance from the city: not much room required
steam power viii do II plenty OF water Address, stating all
particulars, X. ", box 143 Herald once. -
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moo nnn A HANDSOME HOUSE ON THIR
1ZU.UUU teh street in perfect order, for sale, at
NJ. A. J. LYNCH 20 and "a Cedar street,.
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yNANTED-wIrHoUT BOARD, THREE FURNISHED
moderate; references exchanged Address B0RRoWDALE,
Herald ONCE. -
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WANTED TO BUy-h TWO OR THREE STORY BRICK
W House, In respectable neigh5orhood. Address,
stating price, terms and LOCALITY, c. X, Herald office
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yITANTED-BY A LADY ENGAGED OUT DU RING
w the day, Room and Bedroom, furnished unfur
nshed location from Sixth Third references
changed Address DRUG STORE, 28S Seventh avenue -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

kAfoILA's SPLENDID SEVENTH REGIMENT
Band win accompany the excursion Scotch Plains TO the
the great sale Of 600 Lots by A. D. MELLICK, JR, Bro
No Pine street. on Thursday.
train and collation..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR ROOMS, FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping furnished partly furnished hddreAs
DOUGLASS, Studey's Express, New Haven depot, Fourth
avenue and Twenty-sevcnh street. :.
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WANTED TO PURCiIASE-AN IMPROVED PLACE
W on the line of New Haven Railroad with front ht
sound or water leading that deep enough for yacht
at all times. Address r. i. r., Herald ollce.
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A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED ROOM
n with all convcnicncea without Board; location 10 be
first and convenient TO Fourth and Madison
Twentyhrd street lines OF Address box LTD Post
Office with prices which must be moderate and references
Also describe apartments and location Parties in jersey
CITY Brooklyn making desirable Offers viii be noceds
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MANTED-Two LARGE ROOMS, UNFURNisHED
w except carpets plenty closets in good neigboorhoOd
with GOOD Board, by gentleman, wife aud daughter t6
years young ladies' have furniture TO let Address.
stating terms, which be moderate q. FRANKLIN sta
ton Il.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A ny ONE HAVING A SMALL DESIRABLE COUNTRY
n Seat accessible to New York which they desire
low for address, stating all particularly
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TJOUSE wANTED--A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH
stable, in good location, corner house with full lot
enough convenient to build stable; bcation be
Fourth and Eighth and from Fourteenth z
Fynnth street. Address, with full particulars, box Am
Post Office.
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yIyANTED-LANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR CASE
w and good stocks. TOWNSEND bhOS, lSa Soutl
Third street. Philadelphia
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yyrANTED-A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, ABOUT lg
w rooms, reasonable rent. I'm the CITY hin 10
miles, Address, giving full particulars, f. k P Herald
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HOUSES, ROOMS, Sc, WANTED.

WELL FURNISHED ROOM wANTED-BY sfi
n gle gentleman, between Third and Seventh avenue!
and references exchanged Address B. J., box lV
Post Office. :.
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yNANTED-THREE OR FOUR NICELY FURNISHED
w Rooms hrst floor light housekeeping; will paw SID
or Sl2 week in advance in lieu OF reference. .diess
with particulars, Mrs. EMMALINE DODD, station D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-06
Great Salt Lake city,
Utah, Jan. 2s, 1858.

Utah, Jan. 2S, 1858.
Mr.. H. T. Helmbold-Dear Sir: Your
communication requesting our tcrmS of ad-
vertising was duly received, but from u pre-.
judicc l had formed against advertising
"curcs for secret Diseases" it was left un-
answered. During an accidental conVersa-
ton in q drug store the other evening my
mind was changed on the character OF your
Buchu. It was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians present.
Enclosed please find our rates Of advertising.
Yours, etc., T. B. II. STENHoUSE,
Editor and Proprietor Of Daily and Semi.
Weekly Telegraph.