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The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01

FLoRECE PARADISE :-The gentlemen who visited Florence last week, as members of a committee referred to elsewhere, speak in about the strongest terms that language can express, regarding the matchless landscape beauty of the Gila valley at the town of Flor- ence. The general plan of the embryo city is remarkable for regularity. The streets are smbelIished on either side by regular rows of trees whose tangled foliage, besides forming an effective shelter from. the fierce mid-day heat is the favorite resort of inDumerabIe singing hirds that warble gratuitOusly to the Florentnes during the hours of day. In one continued expense extending along the valley for a distance of Is miles, with the river winding through it's midst, lies the settlement of Florence, dotted with comfortable cabins and giving forth the thousand and one sounds which bespeak the presence of civilization and rural comfort The prospects of the inhabi- tants were never more promising than at present; and surrounded by all that can please the eye and contribute to comfort they are about the happiest community in Arizona.
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A party of Mexicans returned last week from the SaguaritO placer mines-some 95 miles from Tucson. Besides few ounces of very coarse gold, procured by washing, they ex- hibit piece ofq quartz, weighing two ounces, mere than half of which, by balk, is free gold. This wonderful specimen was found at short distance from quartz ledge which appears to be the source of the placer. Another such specimen may not, perhaps, exist in the en- tire ledge which, to all appearance is only ot ordinary value.
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Such is the result of the interview and in our opinion it is about as unsatisfactory as the most disgusted could have expected. One point, however, is at rest that the people of Arizona would have protection thsyi.must not look to Gen Stoneman to obtain it.
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A hunting party returned to town on Sun. day after an absence of five days B. sides a goodly force of deer aud turkeys which they readily vanquished'in in battle, they discovered, first Apache signs and then ApAchss and feel- ing that discretion were the better part of valor, abandoned the chase and saved their hair"
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On Saturday morning last band of Apaches which has its stronghold in the Santa Cater;na mountains descended to rancho in this valley. and about five miles from town, and ran of some ten head of stock. A party of Msxicans went pursuit. but failed to catch up with the thieves. This nest is less than twenty-five miles from Tucson aud should be broken up.
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At mass meeting, on Thursday evening, H. g. Stevens Chairman, H. s. Kinds, Saml. Hughes and D. 4 Bennett were elected committee to super. intend the work of raising a volunteer force ts carry on a 3-months campaign against the Apa- cbes
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TER RING: MT. F. is freighter and MT. I. IS a merchant Both gentlemen are muscular a ana bigh-mettled. On Thursday last F. called at I''s place of business to square up some old book ac- counts, and the settlement broke up in row. "thusly:" .on
 Round First-T makes pass for the counter and gets home without difficulty. This was slmPy a demonstration intended to produce sound cal euIated to give effect to charge ot falsehoou ul- rected against E.
 Rouad Seoond-F. gets home with his right hst on the palm of his own left hand. This was pnt demonstration that laid peculiar emphasis upon threat to examine the inside of T's skull.
 Round Third-F. by dexterous motion of the muscles of the neck, brought his jaw bone Tn con tact with a two-pound metallic weight which IL play fully hurled at his head
 Round Fourth-Time was called by an urchin across the street, when T. very good-nat1rediy pIac ed his glossy whi kers in F grasp, and got home with his nose on Els. right fist.
 The byssnders rushing n, placed S hls trophy and, we understand, considers the account partly settled.
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Sam Raglan, peace officer, got drunk ou Thu rsday last and tried to shoot MT. Schoblln. The latter sprang upon and disarmed hls as- sailant, threw him out of his store snd pummsi- ed him badly on the sidewalk. Raglan was sent to iaiL
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-04-01
Letter from Ralston,

The proceedings of meeting held at Ralston, to celebrate the passage of "the Railroad Bill" have been forwarded to us for publication. We free, however, to retain our own opinions with regard to the "generous and far-seeing Con- gress," although the railroad bill very prop erly considered. However, men are seldom dis posed to find fault at the time they feel happest so readily overlook the uo-such thing above quoted. The following is the article sent us:
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Baths

Furnished without extra charge the'sparty wishing ttis peculiar accommodation haYiag unrestricted permission to use ad lib alum the stream of water which eOurs os thTsggh tks
 yard.
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RALsrON, N. M.. March p, 1871.


 Tn. mail from the West arrived at p, m., and brought the cheering news of the passage of the Texas Pacific Railroads Bill, and at dark the en- tire city was in brilliant illumination. Every house reflected the joy of its occupants and every street sent up the glowing light of bonfres. A hundred guns broke the stiffness of the noun tsins "a knell to Indian barbarsm and huzzas to the march of civilization after which al large and husiastic meeting was called at "Allen's Hall" for the purpose of celebrating, in becoming man. ner, the passage of the Bill.
 The meeting was called to order by E. ". Feet and on motion of H. o. Rogers, Wm.- Grant, Esq was called to the Chair A. Bowie, c. A. Savage Parker Durham and H. NJ. Meredith were elect ed Vice. Presidents. On motion of M. L. Power, Dr. Jno. pintland was elected Secretary.
 In a wsIl-timed speech the President explained the object of the meeting.
 On motion a committee of five .9were appointed to draft resolutions expressing the sense of the meeting.
 The following were submitted and adopted:
 Whereas, generous and far-sesing Congress has given to the nation another highway joining the East and the West by bands of iron, and has designated the route that will eventually bring the unprecedented mineral region of which Ral~ ston is the representative town, in direct commu- nicatou with the outside world, Therefore, be it
 Resolved, That the thanks of the people of th 6 whole Uni ed States are due to Congress for the passage of the Texas Pacific R. R. Bill.
 Resolved, That all honor is due the pioneers and promoters of the 32d parallel route, the officers of the United States Army who first made known its merits, and every body who lent helping hand to the great enterprise.
 Resolved, That the citizens of Raston do mani fest their gratitude to Marshall O. Roberts, Esq, and associates for assuming the direction of this enterprise That we have ample reason to anti cipate the speedy completion of the road from ei- ther terminus to this point That Ralston will witness the happy iron wedding; That here the last, silver spike, will be driven, adjusting the last link and completing the chain of wonders.
 Resolved, That these resolutions be published in tue papers of this Territory, San Diego Union, and Alta California,
 We condsnse the fOllowin from the concluding part:
 The adoption of these resolutions was followed by speeches from several dis tinguished gentlemen The first was by M. L. Power, whose sentiment, lNew Mexico the passage of the Texas Pacific Railroad Bill is the dawning of her prosperity was responded to by Capt. JnO. s. Crouch, who, n a fcrcibs and eloquent speech referred to the wonderful mineral resources of New Mexico, and predicted bright future for that Territory and southern Arlzona, when the hostile Indian should no longer intsrpose a barrier iu the pathway of immigration. These remarks were followed by others from 1 Gessrs. Rogers, Feet, PintIand, Schwarze and l others, at the conclusion of which the meeting ad-
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THE TABLE

Will be furnished with detached fragments
 al sscllsa birls ana beasts kgo1n to fsla tsrss. aai dooI Ia Arlzsaa- frogs sxsspte M@-Es better lay szt tkis HA Ss ErlpAe. ~sR
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

-
AMusEAENTs-sEcosD PAaE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
PAen-sn,s sixth column column
ss
soARpERs WSXSrED-sroosp AGE FRS. column.
BRookLYN REAL Esf1TE FoR SALE" SECOND fAeE-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FIRST PAGE Third col
a NEAL
cLBRss AND sALEsAEN-TwELrrH PAeR-Fourth
asD
sorSP
sorAKaTS EFsIiFs RI E1rsy rAenr1hra column. @
bENTisTRY- -Twxl.rrn rAeE- -sssond column.
BMnGSs BEY n6Tshs 10 E AND us
suRfESa Column
n columns
ESRSshEp FSE s5ons As ayasTaES sH TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
ESch sG"
HELP WANTED ED-MALEs-rwFLrru PAer-Fourth col.
HELr 4'waASrEp-r -rEMALEs-rwELrrH rAoE-rourh
HORSES, CARRIAGES &o--FInsr rAeR-sccond column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, wANTAD-FIner PAGE-sccond
!NsTE! GIioN TMwrLrrn M PAer-sacond column
LOAN UFFICES-FIgsT PAGE-Third column.
LOST AND FOuND-FinsT FAGE-Sixth column.
MACHINERY TWELFTH PAGE Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELs-sKooNp PAGE Fourth column.
GEDIcAL-TwELrTH PAaE-Sxth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMEETS- TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
MIsCEII.AyEo US-sEooNp PAGE-Thrd column.
NJ SICAL-SgcoSD PAGE-Fifth column.
pERSOHAL-FIR PAGE-First column.
PIhECFORTES- PAoF-Fitth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE TWELFTH PAGE Second column.
dG 81 M a U SALE OR 10
RENT SECOND PAGE-Second and third columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAG Fourth column.
RELIGIOUS NOrICES-FIssT PAGE-Sixth column.
kEWARDS-f1Rsr PAGES Sixth column.
SAILS At AUCTlUN-SECo.p fhoB-Third column.
gITUATIuNS WASTED-FEMALES-TwE PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
nTUhTIONS WANTED-MALES-T TWELFTH PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsT PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &o.-FIRsr PAGE-sacond
THE TRAUEs-TwyLrrH PAGs-Firh column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELfTH PAGE
Fifth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
WANTED TO PURCUhSE-fIRsT PAGE-S'xth column.
YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs &c-FIRsT PAGE-Third column
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PROPOSALS,
JpUSI OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE
MEN
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, Dec. 15 1870
WEOItCHr AND ASV IRON WORK


Scaled propo ais viii be Office Of the Super
intend nal Il ~ January Is, is for furnishing, de-
iycn M h',ini anl putting in place the cast and wroght
iron ork exhibited IN plans, specifications and schedules
row in this oice consisting OF cas-. iron columns, bed
plates, &c, ard wrought iron beams, girlers, &C.
The Work Q! the columns, iron beams and rdcrs must be
furnset delveed fitted and put in place cong within
four months after date Of written notice to commcrcc the
work. and the remainder rapidly! required by the pro-
er, OF TIE WORK snd as dem nlea by the superin cncn
The contractors H be permitted thu of The Gerricss
and sngnes n pnng The worS IN place without charge but
Will be required 70 pay the time of tho employed IN
when required.
scaToline to be furnished by the contractors
Proposals VIII be made by the piece weight for the
various castings and oeams provided for ia the schedules
The work viii not be subdiydcd among different bidders,
bnt viii be consi Tered IN the aggregate.
Payments will made monthly Gcducng ten per cent,
until the ina! conipletion Of the contract.
MI bids must be accompanied by penal BOND in the sum
S5 0 tia tho bidder viii and perform the contract
II awarded 10 him. the succrcy of the security u DE ecrt
fed by the tncd States Judge, Clerk ot the Unc States
District Attorney OF the district where he resides
The department reserves the right to reject bids,
II be deemed for the interest OF the to do
and bid that is not made the printed form to be OBJ
tancd th> Oce, and does conform in
TO the Of this advertisement, win not be
Riercd neither viii any proposals be received from parties
who not themselves engaged In the manufacture OF
wrought iron work ami who have the necessary fac
ties Tor getting out the castings rolled beams.
Proposals VIII be endorsed Bids for Iron Work., aud ad
dressed TO CALVIN T. BuLBCRD, Superintendent
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SPECIAL. NGTiIlsss.


A GRAND rRME DIsrRIBUTioN UEp Err THE
IL auspices OF committee composed Of the following
gentemen-lion. Henry smith Hon Owen y. brennan.
General Henry A. Bainum John NcB. Davidson, William
H. fiavers Hon. Thomas o. Field in aid OF the UGion Home
school for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans the
the anagenent OF Mrs. JUDGE Charles I. DAILY, viii take
place j. McsS Davlsons, 5Sl Bro sdwar
Este filed notice of which will he gwen pub
hc.
S200 PRIZES, VALUED AT $4,000
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS Al SI0 EACH.
Among The piizes Lve.stone Diamond Ring. 4
Nnc Diamond and Enamel God Hunting Ladys Watch, with
j. carat Geneva Lenrne in velvet casket; Solitaire Da-
pond Ring about ~ cirat $l9o IN srceneacks Solitaire
Diamond Iin about 4 carat; fine Diamond AMI Enamel
Gold Hunting Ladys Watch; eight Diamond and Emerald
Cluster kng Laays Diamond ana Enamel Gold Hun ding
Watch; Eve-s!one Diamond Ring. eaborateiy Dia-
mond and Enamel Ladys God Watch; rc three
Diamond Ring; 800 in greenbks; Diamond and Enamel
Iady's Gold Watch brilliant Solitaire diamond Ring;
Diamond and Enamel Ladys Watch; Solitaire Diamond
Ring; Ladies' Diamond and Emerald Gold Watch Soi-
tare Diamond Pin; fine enamced Watch ladies' size;
erameled Gold Hunting Ladies' Wath: one diamond
Ring fifty fine Gold and Ennmelei Ladies' and Gents
Hunting Watches; Gold, Jet onyx Carbuncle and Cora!
Sets Pins and Earrings Gold Chains tor Ides
Bacelcss Seal Rings &c These prizes exhibition ut
j. Mob. Davdsons ISL Eroaway where tickets had
and fun particulars given.
We earnestly hope patriotic and liberal citizens Will nj
contribute to this most worthy charity.
j. MOB. DAVIDSON, Treasurer
HRsRy SMITH, Chairman Committee
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COASTiyIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
l. Through line 10
California and China.

tpACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpiN1fS
Through line 10
-, California and China
, Freight and passage ercatv reduced.
FigsI class. s,eeragc.
according to The location OF berth.
These rates include berbs board and AL for
Steamers Of the above line pier No 20 North
foot Of canal street, nj II o'clock noon
except when Vn ss ae % davs ana Iii Kin on 1 cssn son The dav
o.c hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult.
J.aa,Ty % HESS$ caaSxcEy, CAPTAIN A. 6. Gray,
Departure OF so,h every month VIII touch at San Jose'
steamer AMERICA vii leave San Francisco February l,
1871, for China and Japan -
u M rss 4S.Gay s.G iaasy va 60 M and be
Freight for Central american and senh facs p9s s s
only Al the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
fesbt cks's and al farther in'Ornsoa
1ppS ~ VIC 0"''' p''' r. II. RABY, Agent
ESStSs F5s Ts3y SaoSs SS
rass S. fsmsnlp S2mesny VII! despatch
aeWSes ssamer ss M LasT captain Maury tic oow
s M saa can Hong
Kong there making connection with the conpanys steamers
For freight further information apply a, the
'"''' r. F. r. BABY, Agent.
TIAvANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.-NEW YORK
IL and Meycan Mail Steamship liae, leaving pcr IL East
cLEopAThI; Captain Philips: Wednesday, Jan. ls
CITY OF MERIDA, Captain Dcaken. SATURDAY,, Jan. %
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Tuesday, Feb.
CITY OF MEXICO, Capt. Zimmerman Friday, Feb. 10
f0r i'eSA' o. pF'..fTxE SONS s. Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes 20 Havana only takes no passengers
TINTED sTATss 1Sins MAIL MAI sromaIy TO nAyASA N.,nv
sailing regularly lhursday. a, O'Clock P NJ pre-
cscly from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE Capt. r. Adams. jan ~
COLUMBIA, Capt. J.. Van Slice via Nassau JAM 20
MISSOURI Cart J. y. Edwards. ................Feb.2
For reigh; or passage arpiy to ... ,
No. ) Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company-The elegant steamship NERRI.
MACK, 20uG tons burten Captain W Weir, VIII sail for st.
Thomas, Para, Perm sbuco Bahia and Rio de Jsnero on
Monday, January 81
For freight or passage Apply 20 o.,,7sov ~.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
NOR HAVANA CARRYING uE!rBD STATES MAIL.
Now at her dock receiving cargo,
The well known Al sidewheel steamship
RAyiDAN,
Edward whi.cburst, Comm ander,
will sail for the port Saturday, H. at
T.. NJ, from pier 53 North river.
For lreh passage having superior accommodations,
apply TO LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 Co,
~ Liberty street
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON sTEAM~e-
i ing ut Key West, CARVING the rnne'
Tie Al steamship rILLIE
East river, will leave -
Through bills Of +
tue Galgest0~
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Oo7 DO WRITE. SEND ME ADDRESS so CAN
JCl. send you pspors. sent Immediately rs you dc.
and longing to you Have written fifteen
Forever the Yours all well Have
Have fears
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THE PERSONS COMPOSING THE FIRM OF MANNING
4 Hghett, 1t living their legal representative If
did business wholesaler ohbers the
New ok in 1894 will hear something their advant
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PROPOSALS. FOR STREET MoNuMENTs


i Town Survey Commission OF X ings county.
Sealed proposals VIII be received the Office Of the Su
perntenacn OF Survey, G46 Fulton street. Brooklyn, ;n.
February ISL tor the delivery of Granite Street Monu
mens not exceeding 800 in all, may be directed feet
required for location the public roads Utrecht
travcsen Flabus and Fatlands according the specid
cations file in said 0,ce. The The
right to accept Or reject any proposal received
JOHN u RYHER, Secretary I. S. CommissIon.
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yl,lLLIE ERIE Is UP. REvElLLE EMM MET YOU
w Post o,Tce on the ll.h. Can at l0l Macdougal.
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WILL THE LADY WHO BOWED TO A GENTLEMAN
w Schaus' picture gallery Friday, January H. about
o'clock 2. ~, address note to WILLIAM 6S broadway,
panting All interview
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DAsT-WHY DON'T YOU wRITEp GROWING IMPA /.
j tent Please arrange that correspond freely
hnd safe'y. FUTURE
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MO. DEyONS1IaE STREET, PORTLAND PLACE,
~ viii please send present address to CHARLES HART,
Hoffman House
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C,UsIE.-COiE HOME If you WANT EVER TO Sc E
- your mother alive again. You win be forgiven.
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COPARTNERsIIIPs.

NfR. RICHARD Won HOFFMAN, HAS THIS DAY
IN withdrawn from firm. Mr.. William Mertens has
been admitted partner and Mr. Andrew Deejen continues
new VIEW 70 YoRx. Jan. !, 1871. L. Won HOFFMAN, 4 CO.
fVHE COMPREHENSIVE HITHERTO EXISTING BE-
tween undersigned, the firm OF j. Levine
Brother this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due to said firm 10 be paid to Mr. Joseph
JOSEPH LEVINE
NEW YORK, JAM II, 1871 EDWARD LEVINE.
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sPOHrINC-DOGs, BIRDS, &C,

E,OR SALE-A VERY FINE BRED BLACK AND TAN
Il Dog and Bitch. two years old price $50. Would ex-
change for canary bds Address W. II. WILSON, Herald
Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


coo CcRRENCY-ROYAL HAVANA AND KEN
YOA tncky Lottery.-prizes csshed and informat,on
given; circulars sent JOSEPH BATES CO., II Wall
street. Box 4264 Post onhce Branch ONCE. Az broome st.
PcG prizes cashed information gwen; circulars scnt
the trade supplied. j. Is. MARTINEZ 4 CO,
10 Wall street; box 1885 New York Pos, Office.
GC kO0 FOR ~, FOR WHOLE TICKET; HALF.
pA.CUU b0c; quarter, 25c--Roya Havana Lottery,
Suppem cnar determined by the drawing Of The Royal Ia
vana Lottery. For information address LCTHY Co.. A0
Greenwich street.
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FINANCIAL.

tcCGS OO0 TO LoAN-ON BOND AND MORT
sp,)OO.OUV gage, Real Estate in this city, Brook
En or In Wcschcster county. Apply toJoHN r. C0NaEY.
No. 90 Wall street.
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lITANTED-A BUSINESS NAN, WITH s6,C0) OR IS 600
w capital TO engage the manufacture OF patented
article that Patent rs; for different States vii
be sold. Address II. H., Herald Office.
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kT LETTER FOR YOU AT STATION @, WITH
BELSHAZZAR.
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C7S GO0 WILL PURCHASE GOOD WILL, STOCK
~ C.OOU Trademarks, Recipes, Fixtures of an os-
abshed Business manufacturing It's own copyrighted medi
remain ave In the business which is paying Ss eco
nuay neglected good security given insurng liked income
Address. with name, residence, MONOPOLY Ledger of0ce
PhIiadclphia.
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yEANTED-A SMART BUSINESS LADY OR GENTLE
w With cash cspial, to take interest in and
charge OF good cash business No night work For par
ticurs apply at Ill Fourth avcnue corner Twelfth street
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w rANTED-A PARTY TO ADVANCE $4,000, TO CON-.
w plcte contract, which S0J00 has been In
vested. CaI address G. NJ. DANFoRTH, 95S Broad-
way, up stairs.
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N9INNIB-SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS; HAVE LEFT
Nl wife and AN anxious to sec you Address HARRY,
box lQ4 Herald Olbce
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CO On0 Il PARTY WHO HAS AT COMMAND
'D.).UUu. the above amount can engage IN lucrative
business which will inves
gaton; guarantee S65 Investment secured Address
BONA FIDE, Herald Office.
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G10O AND THE SERVICES or AN ACTIVE BUsI-
far livngl Address ALpHA, box 80 Herald Office.
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JOSEPHINE AUsTIN-ARE yOJ STILL LIVING AT
and have you forgotten the evening of New
Years Day ani the promised address? HARRY -.
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AT WITrY'S 63s BROADwAY-GREAT BARGAINS;
N Carriages, Se:hs harness, Robes OF all styles,
and second hand in immense variety at lowest
prices; light Rockaway, cheap
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VIrAaTED-A PARTNER IN THE TRUNK MANUFAC-
w turing business, with $500 to $itctU 70 extend the
buslncss, established i krowled.c of
charge OF New York city Address
IDMEDILY, Manufactures, Newark, N. j.
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T IGHT EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS IN FINE
IL order. Price for both, 800; also three handsome
Shifting Top Bugges, two sets Light and Double Harness
ali cheap l4l East Sixteenth street.
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E,OR SALE Low, FOR WANT OF USE-A VERY
handsome and stylish pair of black Horses, long tails
l5'1 hands high years od perfectly sound and kind
also circular front Coupe blue satin trimmings double Har
ness Can be private stable 80 East 18th street.
between Fourth and Fifth avenues apply to j. r. FRANK
LIN, d East Fourteenth street.
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CO. Q00-TO JOIN THE INVENTOR IN MANU-.
,Sp.OOU featuring one of the most practical hard
articles inroduced 30 cents commands
ready cash SALE In operation at 10 National Hotel,
Cortlandt street.
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q - Dnn WANTED. a SITUATION IN AN OFFICE
TC.UOU. manufacturing or mercantile business by a
mar, would invest O0G cash business
would bear close investigation. Best references
ujsneI Address 4. 4. Herald
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JosiE GIRARD. OR sHOoTER--PLEAsE SEND AD
dress through personals to an old friend who saw ner
the
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DARTNER WANTED-1N AN OLD ESTABLISHED
j light cash manufacturing business. in successful
operation; pro1s large; moderate capital required Full
particulars No. b, 90 Fulton
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w the advertiser partner in first class cash business.
paying large profits thorough investigation invited Refer
given and required Address Z. W. H., box 0 Herald
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PERSONAL.

I ATTRACTED YOUR ATTENTION. WHILE ON TIE
4 Thursday, to the Personals You kindly waived
ajeu upon my leaving May not form your acquain tance?
Address in al contdcnce) ART HuR, Herald office.
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.-THE PROPRIETOR
Of handsome Mineral Spring Property, including
spacious buildings, extensive well improved
grounds waters celebrated for their healing qualities atrac
Tive and already large and increasing
patronage would like TO meet with parties having
capital ard competent to organize and conduct
ncnt health institution water Address s. r.
No. Ia, No. Beeknan street.