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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
The Pennsylvania Mining Troubles
The Miners Yielding TO the Force
of Circumstances,
NEW YoRK. MAY 0.

Of Circumstances.
New YoRK, May O.
Special dispatches from Scranton state
that committee Of the miners called on
the representatives of the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western railroad to re.
Ceive the cOmpany's answer to their
proposition, made yesterday, 10 resume
work on the 18th, and 10 arbiIrate the
question of wages afterwards. The com.
pany refused 10 accept the offer, and the
committee reported at once 10 their CON-
vcntion. The miners have, in consc.
quenCC of the refusal Of tho company,
issued o call for miners mass meeting
TO bc held in Hyde Park to-day, 10 con.
slider what is the best course TO pursue.
The movement among the labOrers TO
oust the miners entirely, and take their
places themselves, is hourly gaining
strength, and trouble is anticipated he.
tween the miners and laborers In .COnsC-
quenCe Of 1t.
A later dispatch says that the state Of
affairs in the mining regions is not
materially changed The only marked
alteration is the bearing Of the miners,
who arc gloomy and despondent over
their failure, Tho operators are masters
Of the situation, and arc not disposed to
yield the advantage without material
guarantees for future good conduct. The
miners, II is pretty well understood, will
accept the terms Of the operators before
the 18th inst.
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The St. clements church Case in
Philadelphia.
pnTLADELpnlA Ma.

TIT - -
At noon to-day the Vestry of st, Glen.
ents church, which is claimed to be an
illegal body, met in an adjourned session,
tho rector, Rev. Harman G. PATTERSON,
presiding. A letter was read from the
Bishop Of this diocese, Wm. Bacon Ste.
vcns, concurring in the resolution passed
by the Vestry on the ID inst, dismissing
from the rectorship Of the church DR..
PATTERSON, and from the assistant minis.
tership Rev. W. II. n. Stewart.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN SING
SING PRISON.
Fall of a Gallery Floor with Eighty.
Six. COnTiCtS.
Etsn -Nnnn-AInv


Yesterday frighllul accident occurred
in Sing Sing prison, imperilling the lives
Of eighty.six c0nviCts. The men were
marching to the mess room to dinner, and
while crossing over q gallery floor the
structure gave way, preCipiLaiing several
OF the men 10 the pavement, forty feet be-
meath. The others dropped TO the gallery
below, sustaining sevGrCinjurics. A scene
of wild excitement cnsued, during which
numerous attempts to escape were made
by the prisoners. The prison officials
acted promptly and COOlly, however, and
in short time eXtricaled the victims from
the debris. Tho cause Of the accident
was the breaking Of one Of the iron braces
which supported the gallery. 1t Is feared
that two Of the men arc fatally injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

TESTIMONY CI,osED-Saturday was to
be the closing day for taking testimony
by the gas arbitrators. They were in
session until a late hour in the evening,
and we presume finished their labors in
that particular. We shall probably know
in a short time what conclusions they
have reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
ATROCIOUs OUTRAGE IN AR
KANSAS.
A Minister Shot Dead in the Pulpit.
MEMruIs Nav Z

A Minister Shot Dead in the Pulpit.
MEMPHIS, May Z.
The Fort Smith (Ark.) Era, of April
Gath, says a most damnablc outrage was
perpctratel last Saturday al ChiCovillU, u
quiet village near the Indian reservation.
As Rev. Mr.. DecAmp, Of the Missionary
Baptist Church, was opening religious
service, a rullian named nundley entered
with revolver In hand, und, approach
ing the minister, fired four shots at him,
three striking Dccamp in the head, kill
ing him instantly. The rutllan then
levclled his revolver Nt the congregation,
and drove them out with threats OF death
and curses. lie then mounted his horse
and fled. 1t Is said that Handley, some
four years since, interrupted the service
ut which Dscamp oillCiated, and was in,
dicted for so doing. Handley then went
to Texas, which was made too hot for
him and he returned here.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May O.
FLout-Quiet and weak; western fam.
lily at 81 25aS so.
GRAIN-WhGat firm; Ohio and Indiana
red at 81 Goa G9. Oats at O4aB5c. Rye
at 95ca'$1 90. =
PRoyIaoNs-AIess. Pork at $lS 5Oa
10 90. Bacon steady. Lard at 12c.
WHIsKY-Unchanged.
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Tho Tehauntepec Surveying EIpe.
diIion.
HAVANA, MAY @.

The United States war steamer May.
flower has arrived here from Sisal. Com
modore Shufeldct Is q passenger. The
remaining members ofthe TehauntepeC
expedition are expected here in few
days. The Msylower will go TO Wash,
iugtpn in Q few days. The officers and
crew are all well.
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Weston walking at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May D.
Weston, the yalkit, who has been
walking here for three days past on a
wager that he can walk 200 hundred
miles in lOrty.one hours, finished his one
hundred and fifty miles last night. He
walks fifty miles each day in ten hours
and fifteen minutes, and one-lalt mile
backwards each day. He will win OF
lose his wager at ten o'clock and fifteen
minutes tonight. g. III. 4!
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The New Cincinnati College.
CINCINNATI, MAY G.

The stockholders OF the Astronomical
Society, to-day directed their Board OF
Control to inquire into the practicability
Of disposing Of their real property, with a
view Of using the proceeds in aid Of the
proposed Cincinnati University. If this
is done, the Cincinnati Observatory would
become department Of the new college.
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Att0rneyg'At-LAW.
CRAcRAFr 4 MAcAULET, Monroe st, east Of 4th
WP q D. 1. HUBBARD, 4th st., one door south
PECK & COCHRAN, 9Th St, % door below Quincy.
STANTON s ALLISON, 9TH st north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK or WHEELRG, No Main street.
CITT BANK, CHngle's Block, Market street.
PIRSr NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, corner Main and
NATIONAL SAvTHos BANK, No. Main street.
PEOPLEs' BANK, 50 Main street.
Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERHoT, cor. Market and Non.
PAUL. Bios. & Co., % NarkotsL j.
BuTiaeaS College.
Mccoy q HUTcHNS, HornbroOk'S Building,
Main street.
Book Binders and Blank Books.
MILLS, FREW & Co., IS Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (wholesalSj
Cd. KNOX & Co., 65 Main strcet.
Boots aad Shoes, CactaIIJ
l.. V. BLOND, IO7 Main street.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
STONE q SIXTH, 1O6 Main street.
Bread and Crackers.
GEo. T. ZINxER, I6a Market street,
CLrouo, and PrnmsE.
E.. l.. NIcoLt & Co., under McLurs House.
SroSER s nANKE, % Market street.
China, Glass, &c.
nc. WISsHIr & Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing.
Ta9s; HUGHES, % cor nohroe An1 mA%F SVs'
]. LAElS z Co, NO monroe SHeet'
III. STGLLHIN 8 Co., Is Monroe street.
Dentists,
E.E. WORrnEN, Monroe st., between Main and
Market
Druggists, (WholCsale.r
l.AUdllLIN, BROS. q 90, Main Street
N"N"' ''''' ~ w. 1''OS0 W. "O''
DTugglAtS, (Retall)
p,,,,,,,,,, t,oc,,yo NJ oJd PoiI,,v., u,u
III 80 nDos NJ I WssbIngton Hail
nv '''''' '''0''
Dry Goods.
Ioyn q sITrEn "a Main at. Centre WheplIpp.
Rnrrs d SIYDEns. III Main strCet,
J. 5. RnoDES q CO, MGrch9nis " ~ BLOCK Main ST.
ITTT IiISn% % RSRTES. n I 80 cor, Main and Bddle sts
NLo' -. '" - ~ ~
'''' Furniture,
FRIEND & son, i5i Main street.
uuhHARD BROTHER, % EOS AArket street,
GnOrerles. ONholcsalol
IIESRY X. LIST s Co., cor. Main s Qulhcy sts.
UaL1EnAf, s9S ~ ~ ~ ~ MAIN a,nt a.ree''
IOsEPm SrEIDEL & Co., A lin st., cor. Quincy.
1ro..,,. d2c,sII)
~. ~. ~. a pv.,..,.
ri. sVrTu, cor. Market and Quincy BtreetS.
Hat, and Cans.
HARrER 4 BRos., Us Main street.
Iron. Nails Gc.
NETcALP & BuRr. 30 Main street
IAOOH SNYDER, 80 MaiR street
Insurance.
AETNA FtEF AND MARINE INs, Co., office under
NsLurO House.
next door 10 Merchants National Rank.
franklin Insurance. Co., 80 Monroe street.
PEABODY Insurance. Co, lOB Market street.
WEST VA. INSURANCE. Co., south side Monroe
'eo Ftia1hG.
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Local Elections in Kentucky.
"a Lou1sYTLLE. q, Nav 0.

- 2 NUUIoFIILIEsI 4h1'i UIHJ U
The magistrates election throughout
the State to-day passed of quietly, gener.
ally. No political significance Is attach
cd to the election. The, Republicans
were elected in Frankfort by a large ma
jOrily.
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Secretary Richardson,s Mission to
Europe.
WASHINGTON, NAV O.

WASHINGTON, May 0.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Richardson will sail for Europe about the
18th of June TO aid in the negotiation OF
the new loan there, and will be accom-
panied by John P. Bigelow, Chief OF the
loan division of the Treasury Depart
ment, and three clerks from the Secre-
tary's office, who will be experts to aid in
protecting the Government against coun'
terleits in exchanging bonds.
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railroad Contract signed.
CNoRSNATI, May 4

SAENSANNAAAt -@AJ -
The Cincinnati Il dayton Short Line
Railroad signed contract yesterday with
the Cincinnati s. Baltimore Company for
the Use Of their road now In process OF
construction for the distance Of seven or
eight miles from Spring Grove Junction to
J. c. Junction, at rental OF $4,000 a
wear
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NRw YoRE, May Q.
CorToN-seadyj Middling uPlandl
FIoUn-Dull and dropping 80 1OaG 80
GitAIN-Wheat dull and dropping
Spring 81 5Sal SO; red and amber q.
Corn and oats unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. middles
quiet at siasi. Lard unchanged.
EecS-Dull and lower Gt 16c.
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Financial.
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
GAS LOAN,
Paying Eight Per Cent Interest
Interest Coupons Promptly Paid SemI.Annually
In the City OF Wheeling.


Subscriptions RSalrsd 70 hs aDOrs Loln a ne
SaiiOaaI Bank Of HSst FirgiAiG, al WAeaiAg.
Theupderslgued, appointed Commissioners by
the Council OF tho city Of Wheeling, TO sell the
bonds VI the said city authorised By an ordl'
nance OfsAil city entitled IAN ordinance TO neEo'
iAte loan for tho benefit OF the city OF Wheel
ing, and to create sinking find for the redenp-
uOu thereof" passed January 18th, 1871, will on
AOSDAT, THE FIRST DAY or NAY, 1871,
Mlhe NATIONAL BANK or wEsF vIBslNIA, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
subscriptions TO the loan authorized BY the above
entitled ordinance.
Ills provided In said ordinance that the Com
ml@lOuers shall receive subscriptions Tor Ten
uAys and shall allow NO one person or hrm TO SUD
scribe fora greater amount than i've thousand
dollars, until after the expiration Of ten days
nom the time OrcOmmencing to receive subscftp-
uoha. Should the subscriptions exceed the
amount desired the loan will b ApPortoned
among the subscribers.
The bonds TO be issued will bc coupon bonds,
payabIe on OF before the iEtdny OF January, 1891,
At the Merchants National Bank OF West Wiz
EnA' At Wheeling, bc4rlng elghgpSr cent inter
ssLpaylbe on the lst days OF July and January
10 each and every year.
The proceeds Of sale to be Greliirsly applied
% ihe purchase OF the property Of the Wheeling
The bond, arc exempt from munIeipaltaxation
by the city Of Wheeling.
Thepayment OF principal and interest to be o.
snfed byproper deed OF trust upon the lands,
oulldlnHs aud other property purchased BY tho
ayof Wheeling from tho Wheeling Gas Com.
The Commissioners arc to receive the entire
feNehueo Of the gAa works and In each and every
Islf out Of the moneys received bY them are rS-
qelfed to Set aside at least 1heSn per cent Of the
AMOUNT Of the outstanding bonds TO pay the In
isfrtt thereon, and amer the payment OF tho In
letest on the iSt day OF July In each and ever
yestto apply the r6aldue or the moneys 20 Set
aside TO the redemption Ofthe outstanding bonds,
me bonds TO DO redeemed on the lst Day o.
sely. In each and every year, will be determined
%GommlSllOnerS by lot. .yI, 80 ..
NO lubscFip ions will be received at rate leSl
aaa the par value Of the bonds.
II. RRLLEY, ..
A. ]. SWEENEY,
WM, B, SIMPSON,
APrs9 ConnllSlonOrS.
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A Broken Rail..-Narrow Escape of a
Passenger Train.

MEMPHIS, May y.
Accident happened on the Little Rock
railroad last night, about two miles east Of
Madison The trestlc had become impaired
by the flood and the engine plunged into
the water and n rail ran through the bag.
gage car, tearing up the flooring and
throwing il Oft into the water. Every
car except the rear was thrown off and
narrowly escaped going into ten feet Of
water in succession. ThceScapG Of a
passenger is almost miraculous.
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Financial and Commercial.
Philadelphia Market.

FHILADELFIIAi ulHy 0.
FLoUR-Dull; western family at 50 75a
725.
GRAN-Wheat dull; Indiana red at
81 55a1 60. Rye held at 9Sc, Corn dull;
mixed western at 73a74c. Oats at Gsia
&c.
PRovIsIoEs-Dep
ons- Petroleum, crude at 17tc; refined
at 23sa2Ssc.
WHIsKY-Firm at %. t
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Parliament Is busy till 10 o'clock every
night. A bill regulating tho police force
and making many changes for the better
will be introduced next week Tho gov
ernment will bring in their homestead
bill. 1t will be one of the most liberal
measures on the continent. Lands, houses.
cattle, &c, will be protected from credi'
tOFa
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Fenian Reception at Chicago.
CHICAGO, NAV O.

O'Donovan and Rosa arrived in Chicago
this morning and were met by delegation
of prominent Irishmen and escorted 10
Burke's European Hotel, where an i'd
dress Of welcome was made BY Alderman
David WalCh, and o replyb by 0'Donovan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
CANADA.
Canada,s Indian Policy.
ToRoNTo, MAY 9.

Adviccs to the 10Th Of April have been
received. The Lieutenant Governor Is
about to send twenty persons around the
province to parley with the Indians 10 as
sure them that q treaty will be made with
them for their lands when their lands arc
needed, md TO urge them not TO como In
this spring expecting treaty.
Some difficulty will he experienced In
freighting to and from Manitoba, owing to
the prevailing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08

THE RIvER-There Is an excellent
boating stage ofwaier in the river-the
marks last evening Indicating thirteen
feet nine inches in the channel, and rising
slowly.
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A Severe sentence.
CNc1NxATr, May Z.

P. Nolan, convicted In Covingtcn OF
playing "chuckaluck," ," has been sentenced
10 nav a fine Of $500, and to be forever
infamous and deprived Of the right OF
suffrage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
Mr.. Sumner Invited to St. Louis.

Senator Sumner has been invited to st.
Louis by tho Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, to deliver the opening address
at their fair, on the first Monday in OctO-
hpr
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Decoration Of Confederate Graves at
Memphis
MEMPHIS, May G.

NENfllls, hluy O'
Business is genernlly suspended in con-
sequence of the decoration with flowers
at EImwood over the Confederate graves,
which was largely attended.
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which attacks the mouth and feet
Neither horses nor cattle are allowed to
pass through the States from Ontario to
Winnepeg, and all treighting will be
done by tho Minnesota lines, Reprcsen'
taliOns have been made to the authorities
which may result in the exemption Of the
horses and cattlO Of Manitoba from this
regulation.
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Woman suffrage in Missouri.

Alta special meeting Of the State Wo.
man Suffrage Association this afternoon,
re5olutions readopted declaring the As.
sOciation auxiliary TO the American WO-
man Suffrage Association. These reso-
lutions, which have been before the As.
sociation on two or three previous occa.
slons have created much feeling. sgthI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-08
WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use OF Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do we'll
10 cut this out for reference.
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The answer UnfavOrable.

The BOnbaTdment Of the Forts.
FRLNKgoRT.oN.rHE-MAN, May G.
Bismarck, attended by Won Armin, has
had two interviews with FaYr0 and
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Preparing for a sally.

PARIS, Mayo.
The forces Of the Commune haveoccu-
pied the Park of lssy. The Commune
declares that Fort Yanvres is still tenable,
and that their troops have carried the
barricades on the Islands Of Iolte and Pull
taux. Blanchet, q member ofthe Com
mune, has been arrested by order OF his
associate. Gen. Rossel, In his operations
against the Ecrsaillists, avoids all useless
destruction ofproperty.
VERSAILLES, May Q. .
Atnoon to-day there was aBharp en-
pagement in the trenches in front Of Forts
lssy and Vanvres. The Versailles troops
carried by assault q small redan defended
by force Of Communists, who were taken
prisoners. Tho work was, however,
evacuated by the VersaillistsS In conse-
quence Of It's exposure 10 the fire OF Fort
YanvreS. $50
"'' PARIS, May
General Rossel Is preparing for an often
siye, movement with 10000 Of his best
men. The Communists still retain Fort
Issy, and cannot be expelled. Trocaders
batteries have advanced and opened fire
against Fort Nalerien, ---
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vERsnLr.ks, May Q.
PARIs, May Q.

The Appeal to Bisnarck for More
Time.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN EnANCIsco. MAY 5

The Medical Association helda stormy
session to-day, discussing the question Of
the admissability Of female delegates.
Mr.. R. Warnock, a well known detec-
tive was shot dead at Phoebe, Nevada, by
a party holding intrenched .pOsitiLion at
themine, which was In dispute BE had
no part in the equarrel, merely walking in
the vicinity. '--
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Family Gases, In Morocco:,IwIth

36 large dram yiAlS, containing the above
a. List with book of directions complete, SO @ @
20 inpaper ease, with book. ..... 5 %
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Subscriptions RSotlrsi % he dbOrs Loan al As
Saii0aaI BaRk Of HeSi PirgiAtd, al WAeStAg.
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The Fighting in the Trenches Before
ISsy.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11
BoARD AND l0DGiNG WANTED.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
~ serted III the NEW YORK HERALD, and, II up town
save time and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, l,2ib Broadway, three doors above
Thirty. street. This is only authorized uptown
branch, and advert semen;s received oce
Open from "a. Nj. till s r. NJ every day in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

XIANTED~A PARTNER WITH $4,000 TO $1,000 IN
w an established book store In this city must be
ceptonaoe tor integrity, show good record afraid to
work. good opportunity fer permanent profitable business.
Address box 4.64 Post ollce New YORK.
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ELEVENTH wAgD.
THlRIll ENTH WARD.
FoURTE ENTH WARD.
WARD.

Sae,louEr st t...... West. Fourth and Anilty
Eighsh t...........Eou u niversily place 9TH a.
Eisash s...-.,.a... North. Broadway aad 4th av'
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

ITO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.-THE PROPRIETOR
OF han tsoue mineral spring property, comprising
and spa .ious hotel buildings furshed with
extensive grounds springs several IN number celebrated
Tor their valuable medicinal qualities
natural beauty. easy increasing
mer paronaee would Ike arrange with competent par
ties TO organize and conduct permanent health
or water Address :. r. No. Beekman st. IT,
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CoursRAmoN NOmUM
ANps AND rAxs AND REouLAn RENTS


S s a Hsess
urmr ~ hcs-e ninnemsa
lah s a E nbyrayh Of chase
onnof aid
% ~ os''"' NE" 'oaA "h "''
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VERY ELIGIBLE EoR THE INVALID OR OTHERS

yAANTED-A PARTNER, WITH 10000 OR $4,000 TO
w invest In Manufacturing Business that will pay 25
per cent on nycstmen large local trade already pattcu
XERXES, Herald Office.
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DARE CHANCE.-C0NTEMPLATING a CHANGE IN
business and for the purpose of devoting myself
ciusi, ely TO the sale OF Kelly Island wne will sell wei
known Billiard Saloon, Fulton and Nassau streets; Gvs
years Possession time purpose to remove
to rs " est Broadway, New York city OTIS FIELD.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Tn THE STATIONERY AND PRINTING BUSINESS
4 An active partner with 81 900 cash; good
trade already established Address SlATfONEg, box a. 81
Post Office.
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A TRAVELLING AGENT. WHOSE TIME Is NOT ALL
IA occupied, open for ae ntrodgcton
sale OF Goods &c. ADDRESS K X. Halrishnrg Pa.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

NY PERSON HAVING S9nso CASH MAY ENTER
"A equally agreeable business enterprise. by which
fortune may realized very time INQUIRE at s
West Thirty second street.
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On Asha; .ssgcst or
AucHle.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

el GENTLEMEN CIGAR MANUFACTURERS WOULD
II like 10 meet with partner who could invest 81 0DO
open wholesale and retail Address
j. N, box { ,fo5 Post once.
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A PARTNER WANTED--SPECIAL OR ACTIVE lTHE
~ latter preferredl 10 a manufacturing and imporin;
business 70 increase the business required $Q 6
to 5000 The best references given required Arcss
4. NJ H., box i6l Herald ollce,
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THE OWNER or LARGE HOUSE. SITUATED ON
high land. with ample gre eunds, located the water
commanding OF the views vicinity, within
one block OF Lorse iiroad admirably adapted lager
heef garden hoie or club house with per.
son understanding the business Join him rting
same as consderahe business could be obtained the
water one having acquaintance among
preferred. Address box 2, SIS New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

A BUSINESS MAN. WITH CAPITAL, WANrED-TO
n join in OF the best patents
en- tested demand unliited with large percentage.
Gait At Leggettis Hotel, Chatham street, room H.
The New York herald., 1871-03-11

Go 0l0 RARE CIIANCE.-FOR SALE, HALF IN
pe)suOO. terest In very pleasant first cass cash
business requiring the attention OF persons paving
very large daily income. Inquire at LOG Broadway,
IL.