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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
Friday Evening, October ii,

To make arrangements for the meeting to
be addressed by Col. Il. WILSON and
ERNEST A. DUNCAN, ESQ.,, next Monday
night. A full attendance on Friday night
Is desirable Octl2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
Snicad Salmon,

ONE CASE IN 4 POUND CANS,
" For sale by
r. ]. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
Choice Goshen Cheese.
Foundry Iron.

onn TONS NO. FOUNDRY IRON, on
0tDU consignment and for sale at very
lowest rates.
Octl2 HENRY K. LIST & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Meeting in 4th Ward

rT,HE DEMOCRATS OF UNION TOWN.
ship VIII hold q meeting In the Fourth
Ward Bose House, on ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
TO COAL MEN.


or BARRELS WHITE FLINT,
I'd For sale by
Octl2 HENRY K. LIST Il CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
Cod Fish.

ONE THOUSAND POUNDS EXTRA
" large White Cod Fish, just received by
r. j. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

THE FIRST AMERICAN FLAG-WHEN AND
WHERE IT WAS MADE.

Last evening an interesting meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Historical society was held. Col.
Ross Snowden occupied the chair, and William
J. Candy, Esq, read an essay upon sthe Amer.
lean Flag ,He discovered, In tracing the his
tory Of this national emblem, that the hrst in-
stauces when the stars and stripes were unfuri.
ed were at the siege Of Fort Schuyler, Aug.
IL, l777, and upon an occasion about one year
prior to that time, the brig Nancy was charter
ifary stores in the West Indies, during the lat
erpart Of IT'S. While at Porto Rico, in Ju-
II Of the ensuing year, the information came
that the colonies had declared their independ-
ence, and with this information came the des-
cription of the flag that had been accepted as
the national banner. A young man Capt.
Thomas Vaudeville, set to work to make one,
and successfully accomplished it. The flag was
unfurled, and salnted with Is guns. When the
brig Nancy was upon her return voyage, she
was hemmed 10 by British vessels of Cape
May. Her officers succeeded in removing all
her munitions to the shore, and when the last
boat put OF, young man in it, John Han
cock, Jumped into the sea, swan to the vessel.
ran up the shrouds of the mast. and securing
the flag, brought it triumphantly to shore,
through hot ere from the British mei-of YEAR.
The first American flag, however, according
10 the design ana appr0yai OF congress, was
made by Mrs Elizabeth Ross. Three of her
daughters still live in our vicinity to confirm
this fact-founding their belief, not upon what
they saw, for il was made many years before |
they were born. but upon what their mother
had often told them. A niece of this lady, Mrs. |
Margaret Boggs, aged 95 years. now lives in
Germantown, is conversant with the fact. The
fact Is not generally known that to Philadel
phia not only belongs the honor of flinging the
FIRST star. spangled banner to the breeze, but TO
q Philadelphia lady belongs the honor of hay-
ing made il.
The house in which it was made still stands
No $50 Arch street (the old No. being SOY
the last Of an old row. Ii il related that when
congress had decided upon the design. Col
George Ross and Gen. Washington visited Mrs.
Ross and asked her to make il. She said. al
don't know whether | can. but I'll try" and
directly suggested TO the gentlemen that the
design was wrong. 10 that the stars were six
cornered and not FIVE cornered al they should
be. This was corrected. she made the flag,
congress accepted it, and for half dozen years
this lady furnished the government with nil its
national flags, having. of course, a large as.
sistance. This lady was also the wife of Clay. !
pole, one Of the lineal descendants OF Oliver
Cromwell.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

4 STRANGE INCIDENTAL German paper
gives an account of astrange incident which
occurred lately on the occasion Of marriage
before the civil authorities in Algeria. The of.
fetal required the consent Of the mother, and
asked II she was present A loud bass voice
answered t.Yes." The mayor looked up and
saw tall soldier before him. "That is well. y
ne said, LET the mother come here--her con-
sent and signature are necessary" To the as-
Constituent Of all present. the soldier approach
ed the mayor with long strides, saluted in mill
tary fashion, and said: ''You ask for the moth.
or OF the bride, she stands before you" Every
well sir," replied the mayor. "then stand back.
can take no proxy; must see the mother
the mother tell you aAnd repeat" re.
joined tie soldier, "that she stands before YOU
My name is Maria I'll have been thirty.
six years In the service have been through
several campaigns, and obtained the rank Of
sergeant; here are my papers, the permission
10 wear Uniform, and my nomination a. SER
The mayor carefully examined
the documents, and found them perfectly cor.
rect, and completed the marriage Of the bridal
beir, thS mntber hIe6siog them 20 fervently
With her deep. baso yoice that sIl preeent were
ncrs startled than touched. =. 's 90 v9s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

AMUSING MIsTAkES.-The Squire had
friend TO visit him on business and was yerl
much annoyed to be interrupted by his wife
who came 10 ask him what he wanted for dinner
go away. let US alone" impatiently said
the squire
Business detained the friend until after din
ner time, and the squire urged him TO remain
The squire was good proyider, proud OF hi,
table, and he complacently escorted his frienc
TO q seat. A little to the surprise Of both, they
saw nothing on the board bat huge dish o.
salad. which the good wife began TO dish up.
my dear" said the Squire, ''where arc the
meatsf"
There are none to-day" said his lady
mo meatsi What in the name of poverty
The vegetables then. Why don't you have
them brought in 7"
'You didn't order any"
'Order! didn't order anything" said the
amazed squire.
"You forget" cody answered the housewife.
Il asked what you should have, and you said.
lettuce alone Here it ia"
The friend burst into laugh. and the squire,
after looking lugubrious moment joined in.
Wife, give it up. owe you one. Here
j. that $50 you wanted for that carpet which /
denied you" The squire forked over. Now
let us have peace, and some dinner"
The good woman pocketed the paper, rang
the bell, and sumptuous repast Of fish, pou-
try and vegetables was brought in.
"A few days afterward the squire remained
working in his garden some time after the usu-
nj tea hour. HIS wife grew impatient Of de.
lay, and went to find him. His excuse when
asked what he was waiting for, threw her in.
to fiutter OF excitement.
''Some ones TO come to supper" she ex.
claimed
Why don't you tell met declare you are
the provokingest Of men.
." And without asking which Of his friends was
expected, she fastened 10 change her dress and
slick up her hair for the occasion. This done,
she came out and found the squire seated at the
table, reading the newspaper
where's your company 2"
"My company! / haven't any company"
'But you said you expected somebody TO |
exclaimed the indignant wife.
"My dear, said no such thing You asked
me what was waiting for, and said sum.
mons to come TO supper-that's what was
waiting for, my dear, and come ut once"
"And you have made me 90 and change my
dress. Oh, I'll pay you for this"
mo matter about it, my dear, ] owed you
for that lettuce"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

DY VIRTUE OF An El,s s..lf,
Id sued out Of the DistI'cs .0s ;nasns y
county. Idaho Territory, upon $50. &c as,,
in said Court wherein duncan -. ItFcs
tiff and A. j. Moore and Inoanss :, .,igar
defendants. for a deficiency aus I'll y.
sale and foreclosure Of morieagsa a n.
heinc for the sum of -Four Huna' ~ ID i
and es. 100 Dollars ts4s4 Sl u .ss 3D.
United States. with legal ipteEsss y ths ~
November, A. d. 1859, ana e ,s-s / hsH
tested the LIST day Of April .i aT, lssss
taken under execution the iolis 1'.n ia
ing ground. to.wit: All OF tne w. l dts'
interes, of the defendants, Q, '.asa luiss,
and 70 the two third Isl undlsiIs'. .i,s,a Y,
certain Parcel of mining greussa a.,rDl
conn.x idaho Territory. and . dss'1 81 "
Being Eeighteen Hunairns. .,rset The ",
Wolf Greek. Placerviiie pis =. rppr DIT
said claims commencing ~ - III cFsa, =
Co. a claims and running " .-o-ihrdEsls.
Hundred Tls00l feet: also, tns IN IN Gains
interest In nine Tel bar ana ~ ,ssncpggg
cas-, side Of said Wolf Greek, cVllss,,onei a.,
s.ar, s Mini of the shove laesaa. s.a HS
and 1nsninr M said creek ne 1.-Two
feet: also, the two'thiru ,sss, side e.! g =,
three gulch claims on the rrnrh w w y
in the FIRST gulch below n said saSS
Commencing at the moutn, 49, - asa WI ssp
ming mn six Hundred ltvo ~ claims "
fa.l undivided interest in tnl 's-soIr il y
ss nan,,,nane,ns n q certain ress "a srospi
.sa hasa ~ arantx's & Co. . oia i6al q
eae ~. s,.s,s c..a.t Six Hunals ssslong@
up sa rs,s moa and sppurtenancess ,.,srs;s
also. the one-half NJ u y wall Csesk fsds
mining claims, located ~ "" Tsrrtury, ~ NV
trict Boise county, Idaho , a .lso, D. y
from the town of PlacerSilis.,, ,l Gains
Undivided interest OF four sI;ts ths sl IVA.
s.ss ~ wo,f Greek, and oppOssW a uDt
- - s,s,n,s. also. the one-nsna ". IL ~ y
at OF gulch claim nesi crsak: $50 10
IN the east side OF Won 1 ..si, cresf ~
Undivided interest OF ce = Cos 90
,reek. known ~ Stanton r,aaOl fest ~
,,stsns az one Thousand is0 ;nssrsss IA
'isn. half ri undi.lossus ioolk -
raser privileges, sluice nos - he tsiu,M
49, .srI,rs Tc with oil o. "a ID
a,,snecs belonging TO any a pfc1s
cribed premises. ,aa,arr,iory: PuOD
,oise county Idaho lef'
y given that I will on - ii ~
wednesday, Apr !. =
| a O'Clock. n, sch 10 iro I'm. icf 81
! Idaho City, at public y Ih;shssf es
"a s~scntion. costs. and = pIT1
ma e10su 4. B. BIZ o.
rdaaocisy, April 7. isso-SS
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YTyO THE WORKING CLASS We are now
u prepared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profitable.
Persons Of either easily earn from SOC to 81 per
evening, and proportional sum by devoting their
whole time 10 the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly "a much men. That ell who may see this
notice may send their address, and test tho business
we make this unparalleled offer: To such not
well sasfcd viii send 81 TO pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars. vauaUie sample. one
which win do 10 commence work ON. and copy Of
The Psopsss Literary CompnmioH-one Of the largest
and beat family newspapers published-an sent free
by mail. Reader n YOU want permanent profitable
work, address i. @. ALLEN & Co,
jan17mS Augusta. Maine.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

1sTKoIoaY s.TwELrTn FaeE--Fourth column @ a'''1'''
soAkb 1sp EoDsNa fduaa PAGE
BoARDERs WANrED-sroosD PAeE-Elrss, second and
Poh
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FIRST PAex-ThIrd col
Gq & asTaFs foE szLEressn
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrru PAoE.-second
xs s:%'
xHR sasa ..
eorAsTEERsHIss--rns rAen-Ts,ra v, column:
DSsa coiamu
scm sonnn
nSgsEs SS se,.nS ASD us
KuRorn1H Column
sSs TO
ssssS$ ss~
HELP f'S8l; wS8%la;rED-MALEs- TWELFTH rAcr-1hlra COL
HELP rED-rEMALEs-rwrrru PAer-Fins col
HORSES. CARRIAGES 60 -FInsr PAar-second and
HorEGsosSooMn :Gn5o SOUND pAor-rbird column.
aStsEs ROOMS, 70, WANTED TWELFTH PAGE
IsSTSEE S}xSJSEss ss'css
LOST AND F0UND--FIksr PAGE-Sfxth column.
MACHINERY-TwEfI1 al pAGE-Sixth conmn.
MARBLE MANfELS-TwELFTu FAoE-fourth column.
MATRIMONIhL-NISTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MEDICAL-rwElFTA FAGE--Fourt Ia column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Frst
column.
MILITARY-FIRsr PAaF-rourth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERrlSEMENrS--TENTH PAGE
M!sesEEHsIoas ELI fs11Hs rAsr-yeur,A column
eTsssGANlsra rAosFpth ccn column
PiANOFORTES- NINTH PAGE--Fiith column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE FIRST FAaE--forrh column.
sfROPOSALS-TwELFTHP PAGE--F0urih column
PROPERTY OtT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoSD PA0E--Sixth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PACE-Sixth
column.
REAL ESTATE wAETED-SKcoSp PAGE-sixlh column.
REMOvALS--SECoND PAGE-Sirth column.
REWARDH-fE,er PAGE-ssixth column.
SALES AT AUCfIUN-TwELF1tI PAaE-Fitth and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALEs- -ELrvysra PAGE
Fret. seconi third, fourth fifth aud satn columns;
- and TwEIT III pAdE-FlrSt column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES- TWELFTH PAGg-F-st
and second columns.
SPECIAL NOrTCES--FIRsT PAGr-Frst column.
SPORTiNG-DoGS, BIRDS, &o-flasr PAGE-second
THE TRADES-TwLLFTH PAGE--Thri column.
TIE TuRf-FIHeT pA3r-sccond co.nD.u
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPCsES-SEcoNp PAGE
Third and fourth colutnns
IkAVELLEES' u GtIDE-FiE5T PAGE--Sixh column.
UNFURNISHkD ROOMS AND AFAKTM ENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fcurth and tfth columns.
WANTED 10 PUEEHAsE-FIssr fAGE- Third co.uoin.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIasr pAaE-sizth column.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
COAsTWIsE srEAMsHIps.

DACIgIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPASY'S
Through Line TO
California aud China
Freight and pa ssaae greatly reduced
FRS. Class Storage
Sl26 10 %l70, 600.
According location OF berth.
These berhs. and all necssaries for
the trip.
Steamers OF the above nc leave pier ~ North river foot
OF Canal street, at ~ o'clock, noon
on 4th aud s0th of each month
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
vious.
c',n N@s ana s,eho 40 inca ,1 ltesa .sa, c,. c ~,
CnI f,p. M -, =, - p.sar 1"P" '"s, 'oh'olins VIA
ar,,,-n - oi,h arar n,o,,n ,,,u ,o,.t :, d. Yo.o a.
,arosta = 49, e'N'' ~ -" '''-' ~ NA' 'ooe, 'ua-
saa,,ar Cpr At pI pIrpJ II win ,oou. o.
nscer,h,r isn Far ~ M .ns Jenan e =" 'iAhoisco
Al tyoi,bt fop San Eraunsro vll "a 40 "a, .na - =
ceivad mil N IrI,v Noyemser * " ~ Gnu " rs
sy,iit for cc.ir a,,eric, nd ee,h D. otco o, = ~
be reeeyed nn. p M on Th,'rssey Nnye,np PTS ~ M Ms
M Hc sH'fpss IN coectns inland
eor fr.iel, or passage tickets and All further
amy at TIC ollce pler AZ North river 80 ~ ''
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT ON DE-
~. srable improved and unmproved city and Brooklyn
Improved real e1ate st and second mortgages promptly
ca6hed; principals only dealt with.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Jr., No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
from pier a Sorh river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
PENNSfLVANlA, Thompson Saturday Nov. IL, nj r. NJ.
THE QUEEN, Thomson. Saturday, Nov. H. at J.. NJ.
Passase TO IV erpoo or QueenstownCabn, I5 and $sJ;
steara.e, Sss, currency.
Prepaid seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donJcrry and Gl,sgow, $33, currency.
For further particulars apply the companys Office, No.
90 Broadway. -
r. J. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
MILITARY.

10TH VETERANS, ATTENTION.-A MEETING WILL
DC neid at Miiman's Ball, Twcrysirh street
nn seventh avenue this Thursday evening the 10th ins
at O'clock TO hear the report the committee on our an
nuat M reunion. DAVID MORRISON, President.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

L,OR SALE--A BREWSTER cor BgO0MG STREET.
Top Wagon, In first cIa.s condition and ba. little used
cab SAB ~ r,ynina street wes Of Brosdyay froa
A. ". to S L. VI.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

HON sALE-oSE THEEEouARTEK CLARENCE,
Erc@eters make, In perfect order; Double Harness
brown ard gray, warranted kind used iy the
o.lcc.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

A a NEW JERsEy-seo.ooo TRUST FUNDS TO
IA loan on improved Property In New Jersey.
I. OLIVER CARTER, @ Wall street, basement.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TyoR SALE CHEhP-A FINE LARGE HORSE, SUIT
4 able for heavy work years Old sound and kind Cai
at 81. Frank In street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TOR SALE CHEAP L. Goop WORK HORSES, SUIT
u able for all busiu tTou TO wears old and one
Team lay Horses 6 hanis and years. suitable Tor truck
l.. suffolk street, near stanton.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

WILL NOT MY swEET-FACED FRIEND WHO DIS
w appointed sadly Tue sGay afternoon, permit
TO meet her! Do not iorbid Will regret. Send .
line through the pogt oJIcs nay address,
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

OFFERED FOR ADOPTIoN-A HEALTHY FEMALE
~ child six weeks old. Address box A. l33 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TOR SALE so FRET CLASS DRAUGuT HORSES At
KfSiNETS stable $50 and S5t Twelfth stgee be.
tween Greenwich and Washington streets.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

iSouPE HORSE.--FOR SALE A LARGE CoUPs
~ Horse, dark bRy very Kind and stylish prcs 0) liz
auirc for COtG!lIAS, at 1oneyo stable. Fifieh a;reet
near seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

VINDEx.--WILL "yINDEY,n WHO ADDRESSED A
letter to broadway irm last March, plsese send his
name and address to box 5,sG Post ovet He viii be
Eenta.y treated.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

FTIO CAPITALISTs.-FOR SALE, AN OLD-ESTA BLIsu-
ed Brewery msklns prime ales, IN arsi order with
all modern inproycmsnte well itockel with
al convehiences neeehsay Tor large Grst caes
cry; aso vel furnishing abuGdant supply o the cold
est water 1t Ia excellent opportunity ra'y wshing
TO entcr into good business already established Wn bs
told on favorable ten,, the wishes retire
drNss 3KEWER. Etation II.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

NATHAN AIEsWORTH-WrAT DO YOU WANT IN
~ order to get your money! viii name place Of
Ing you ask 1t egnin, meet where You
sponsibe the and yon deal with ms safely
Address A. H.. box i,a3C Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

fNARD.
~ We be. 10 inform the public that no. exhibit
at the late frr of the American Institute have no
whatever with the Joint Stock Company who u
der similar to received the second premium
for ROAD wagons. BREWSTER Il Co, of Brooms street,
Wa.cioonls, 81 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

yIrANTED-A PAIR OF POWER SHEARS, TO CUT
w sheet steel; y5 inches long aud up to Inch Thick
Address box 2,i57 Post oace. .~.-r
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
.loRnls wILgINs. AucrroNEER.

yaog saLd. cIIgAP-A HORSE, HARNESS AND TOT
H wagon Apply at Il Charlton s'rsst.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TOR sALE-HALF PARTNERSHIP IN A FINE FAMI-
iy iisuor Store down town. For information apply 4.
CAMPBELLS, S,o gowory, this day. Finest chance for q
smart fellow.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

w lily Y. BR. is SOLICITED TO GIVE NOTICE or
w his whereabouts % his sadly arovsd wife ana paIcDls
Address T. S., "a North William hteeei.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA saeMedicnes for al diseasea. Prepared food Tor
mocking BIRDS at D. DovEY's No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N. B.-Lades attended bv Mrs. Dovey.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
MILLINERY AN, rsl1rsS,I,U,S,,5

I'M E,si iTTSS;EsiiNk TS;r,ssiiiNk FREacu DREsSMAkER. NO :
aud stntp street. EveuIay ard pIu,r Ilra
ALSO ne Frrcsa .au @ u ae iate syss aud best hnsh
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


GTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
~ Cunard Line.
.Ihursday, Sov 10
ro Cabin passage. su 500 :iesr.ss So earrsssy s''
r ror cabin passage apply at No. bowling Green.
Building 'saiis iAsRgs a. rhAscsEYs II scdssiEsx Assn ran'v
GTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
- ryng,o United States mais
vr,., . Sailing every Wednesday.
CoLokAbo, Freeman 'No,.,nssp "a ~ :.
Cabin PASSAGE r''S ss & s.,s sssas.. v; $50 currency
Passengers booked g and from f.ri. Hamburg Norway
'"n' '''~''' Will wflLi1Ss s Z Guros, % Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ BREMEN. hsSMsEs
The steamship RHEIN, Captain ,. C. Meyer, viii sail
Saturday, November from Bremen pier foot OF Third
sssnssS ss iS1SEta Capt. s.yn.ssr s.
~aa'' november Rates OF PASSAGE,
payable IN gold or its equivalent In currency
For freight or pas..ss apply 10 oEIRlcIs co. Agents.
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantic Conpxnys Mall Steamships,
belwten New York and Havre calling at Bres, and South
The splendid vessels this Conti
nent win sail from pier No 50 North river as follows
LIin LnFAyEITE M 8. E9s'ssn S SATURDAY November Il
ST ST LAURENT. Lerare. Saturday, December 10
Rates Of Passar. payable in eos ,nelasns Wn.
TO BkEsT OR HAyRE.
FIJI, hess sssn sn a. ~, Sl4o Second Cabin
GEoRaG SAuKiSzfE, ME- Afes., pas''S8scBns 8 Bro.dw,v
viii touch a, on hasan e ~ ss,nsr % o. ih,s s
specie
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

A MONEY LOANED tPROMPTLY) IN SUMS TO
"A. sut, on improved and accessible uninproved City
Property. Large Mortgages cashad.
v. X. STEVENSON SON, II Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TOR SALE-A RED SETTER D0G. BROKE on wooD-
+ cock and quail Apply TO NJ. y. GRAY, 1855 Chatham
square
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

rxecutora sale Eoifc.. Carriages, Harness, &c.
r. II. iUDIOT co. VIII spl by suctlon Satu isy No
veaD.r H. at sa o'clock Il. NJ al L. Whites sl.Llcs li3
East lbiityeshia street, near Thrd avenue,
by order OF Executors
pair carriage Hor5es gray and I51 hands hih
i0yesrs cld kind and gentle and quite mel
bulk Brothers, Coupe and double
May be sscn, day previous 20 safe, nj the stables
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

A PARTNER WANTED, IN A FIRST CLASS REsTAU-
II rant aud unchroom doing good business 1T
To capital; Cigar Stand let Inquire ut No. sH Pine
street. near Broadway, basement.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

MAETED--JN EXCHANGE FOR UYENCUMRERED
w Real tNate, pair Of Canadian Porics must be
1ecy sound and good travellers Address CANADIAN box
c,12G Post olice.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
TRAYELLERS, GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. III
~ On and alter Monday May % is7l express trains
will leave depot OF Twenysixh street and Fourta
avenue, follows T.
l0:s0A. NJ. Rutland Express.
S:so T. NJ, Montreal ExprcGa. . :.
Sleeping coachcs night trains between New York anf
81. AJbans vt. l. q. BUCkHUur, Superintendent. J.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

NE YOU KNOW HAVE BEEN IN EUROPE SIy
N1 months. Please call Immediately Be cautious. c.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

GREAT INDUCEMENTS WILL RE OFFERED TO AN
~ energet!c man with amah capital Apply personally
w. UEBDON, IA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

RIO INVENTORS AND PhTENrEES.-l HAVE $1,000
~ to $4,000 cash to invest valuable peteDed IN
vonton; give fun particulars Address L. a. w., Herald
ONCE
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

Halter HAS NOW THE BEST OPPORTUNITY
- ofbuyinr out small sk cassince and opera Hat
factory IN nii rum mas first cass city anil trade
expenses small cheap soon sold. Call III Eleventh
street, Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

MISS E., BhoOKLYN-rHE DESIRE To BECOME
lM "betier acquainted Is mutual Please write again to
The address before stating where will reach
Vou WILLIS G. S---N, St Nicholas
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHErS-TiIE PROPRIETOR
Of aevera. valuable mineral springs OF well known ed..
cacy with spacious hocl bujdin. contiguous completely
furnished, with raundngs OF .rca. beauty o.
easy and having already large patronage
would Ike to meet with cpps.cnt parties for purpose
organizing permanent health ina.lton water cure
Address Ii. r., No. Z Reckman street. room ~.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

IJOTEL-S1,SG0 WANTED, WOULD TAKE PART
IL ner New enterprisc splendid location; just estst
lshei wish TO improve; respops,bc man, refer
enccs opportunity already invested oCo0 no agents
| raed apply AGdrexs H. WOOD. gtation Il.
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

! Any ISDUsTRToUS BUSINESS MAN HAVING $1,000
Il 43o01 call st LA Fulton street, BROOKLYN,
ant SOC the only scnne manufacturing business offered
! s1U stores patrcni2e already.