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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-08-13
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-08-13
Attachment Notice,

Jacob Hilliard, surviving
partner of Watson & Before David Kinzer,
billiard, j. p of Fairfield Tp.,
vs.. Highland county, o.
John Baker.
an the 9th day of July, A. D 1874, said Justice
" issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum of Five Dollars.
JACOB HILLIARD.
July 81, 1874. au6w5
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LIVINGSTONE Is DEAD.

For 80 years MILLIONS have intently watched the
PERILeUs struggles and GRAND achievement of this
woRLD-RENowNED HERO, and now eagerly desire
the COMPLETE LIFE-HIsroBY which unfold also the
tredh and e'riosties of n I1ild and trOndeTft coun
try. 1t is now READY and SELLING to BEAT EVERY
THING. MORE AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE. Ad-
dress, HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, Ia West
Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS.

Criminals Arraigned Upon Indic'mc nts.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
The Grand Jury presented before the Kings
County Court OF Sessions yesterday twenty-nino
indictments found against persons now in jail
awaiting trial. The prisoners were arraigned and
pleaded as subjoined d:-George Burns. indicted for
rape, pleaded not guilty The accused, who was
q patrolman until recently attached to the TentA
police precinct, ls charged with having committed
the offence alleged upon one Mary Mcclure, re-
spectacle young woman, who accosted Ohlcer
Burns, while he was on duty one night In August
last, aud asked for information as to certain
street ior wmch she was looking. He conducted
her, as alleged, to the TIvon Garden, where the
outrage was committed.
James Hagan, arraigned for rape, pleaded not
guilty. Patrick Carney, PnllIp LarOny. james
Hughes, John Deladanty. James Riley, Abraham
Donney. John sheridan and Richard ButterwOrth
were indited and arraigned ior burglary. They all
pleaded not guilty. 1ne same plea was entered
by Eugene Lane, Julia Douglas, Charles W. Jack
son, John Koerner James McLoughlin JOhn u.
Daily, George Robinson, Mathew Powell, John
Cocney and James Con who were indicted Tor
grand larceny. John Ewel, who was indicted for
assault and battery, with intent to KILL also
pleaded not guilty. Tne accused will be tried
during tue ensuing week.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-SPEOIAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Pratt.

by Judge Pratt.
A. Mon tgOmery VS.. NJ. j. Montgomery.
granted un less defendant within five days appears
and produces the documents In question ana sub
nlts TO "a ull examination before the referee.
Hiram Knapp vs. Thomas West-MotlOn dcnieo
without prejuuce tu renew are tne decision OF
the case OF Knapp against West, and wIth0us
costs.
Peter vanderberg VS.. Isaac Fl. Duryec.--MotiOa
gran ed on plautif's stIpulat ny to refer and Try
cause on two days notice OF ttai and from day 70
dav uutIl closed, otherwise denied.
G. q. S.ckies VS.. A. higgins think the trees
walt for the whitewasn until after the trial OF
TINS action. Motion denied, with $40 costs.
NJ l.. Kerwin vs.. 4. LaWreuce.-Demurrer SuS-
tained. leave to plaintir TO amend complaint On
payment OF costs oil demurrer.
In TIE matter OF the Application OF Fl. b. Lyons
vs. Walsh, justice, &c.-Motlon Tor amount OF pro-
hlbitlol denied; $40 costs.
Peter c. Van Alst vs. James Lawless.-MOuOa
for change OF venue granted. No costs,
). r. Havens VS.. ". IL. b. rotten ct al Motion
to reserve order Denied
Chrlstana Dees VS.. Felix Dees.-Decree OF dl-
vorce grained.
Albert b. winters vs.. Lean nj. Wlnters-JudX"
ment i3r plaintiff.
j. F Kigour vs.. Midland Blue Stone Company
Referred to l.. A. Fuller.
Thomas Read Va. James Mccormick.
Overruled, With leave to answer on pay ncnt u
costs.
sarah Peters vs.. A. Peters.-Motion granted ana
plaintI1 allowed 81 week allmony on her sttpu-
latlng to refer and take snort notice; otherwise
denied. Motion for counsel lee denied.
Michael 7. eheDrach Va PhilIp Koepper.-MotiOn
to .nsolidate issues granted. No costs.
fault granted appellants paying $40 to respond
H. NJ Lee vs.. Ostrander.-Case settled.
w. q. Horn ager ct al. vs.. Nj. Ftzabbons ct al
icndants stipulating To refer; otherwise denied.
Joseph strauss vs. M. Solan ct al.-Motion to
compel purchaser 70 take title denied, without
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
C0RONERS' CASES.

Patrick Martin, man hity-scven years OF age
and born IN Ireland VINO lived at No. 35s Hudson
street. died in the Ninety y.ninth Street Reception
Hospital Deceased was run over at seventy
second street and Boulevard oy stone truck, and
sustained fracture OF Two ribs. bes des receiving
severe internal injuries. Coroner Motrnan was
notified.
Anthony Meekur, q man sixty years OF age, who
rived on the fourth moor Of premises on northwess
corner oi Albany and Wasnngton streets, was
ound dead IN BED by his son. coronc, , nnssan mes
was notified, and Dr. Leo wall make post mor'en
examluation OF the body. ..
No. as West Forty y-eightn street over tne rcnaus
oi Eilza Augusta Terry, little Riri SIX years VI
age daughter OF Dr. Ferry VINO was crusneu 70
de- AIN by "A gate upon winch she wasswfnGnA
vivInQ and LaLis pron nere
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

GOVERNMENTS
we're quiet, but firm, and closed up at the follow
ing prices UNI ed States currency sixes 117k
t17N; do sixes 1881, registered, III q NIX; do.
do. do, coupons, Il7A lis; do nve-twenties, 1862
registered, ll21s 112A do do, do. coupons ll2s
q lib; 90. DO, 1864 registered, 114A a ll4K; do.
do.. do coupons, lis ll5h; do. do, 1856, regis
tered. 115 115h; do. do, do, coupons, us a
11eh; do. do. lSc5. new, registered, I15k l15X;
DO. do. do, coupons, l15x a ll5X; 40. do, 1867
registered, ll5X ll6h; do. do. do coupons 1I6z.
1l7H; do do, 1868, registered 1861 l16X; do. do
d0.' coupons, III i7h do ten-iorties, registered
1l0k 110T; do. dO coupons. ll1k q ll1X: do
hves. 1881, registered, ll12 q 11G; do. do, do,
coupons, l11Z 1l2
opened at 1924 sold at 1oozs. but closed at 1o9,1
bid. On gold loans the rates have been nat and
TO 2 per cent for carrying. The customs receipts
to-day were SS57 00o. and for the week $25I5,7OO
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s12, 900 In
redemption OF nve-twenty bonds and $4,000 on in
terest account.
FOREIGN COMMERCE
At the port for the week wss:-General mer chan
disc Imports, incluiing dry goods, $7,50S 092; pro-
duce exports, $4,354, 724 specie EXPORTS $56A Coz
The total merchandise exports, including dry
goods, since January this year, are $3o2 COZ,
against $685. 676 last year and 1884, 67s 074 in
I. this year, are s2l 745, against $20s 673 237
last year and $16l, 1885, 6s2 in 1872 The total ex-
ports of specie since January are $l3,117,418
against $40 115l last wear and $5793 S61 in 1877
LONDON PRICES.
Consols, for money, 921a 92X for the account
e2X fve-twenty bonds, 1865 old, los q ive-twenty
bopds, 1867. 1osH 1923; ten-iorty bonds, 1o4k;
new fves, 1o4s.; Erie, 35 a 35A. American Sc
curlties quiet but firm.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ts firm on the basis OF 4.S4H for prime bankers
sixty day ster1ng aud 4.S7 Tor short sight with
sales at 4.s4 and 4.S7, respectively. Continentais
are drm Recnmarks, az and 9524. Cables, 90 a
s6K. Prime Paris, 5.l6i4 and 5I42l.
MONEY
The Treasury holds S]S5 200, 600 bonds to secure
national bank circulation, and SIC. 400 900 bonds
to secure public deposits. The national bank CIR
eulation amounts to S35O,430,o 900. National bank
notes received Tor redemption to-day amount 10
$135.0o0. Internal revenue receipts to-day are
$c5o,000. For the month to date, $7,45O0
Treasury shipments 1er week ending to-day
Legals $1,9o0.0o0; fractional currency, $113J ZOO.
TREASURY BALANCES.
currency S14, 200
Less coin certificates. tes................. 27,330,0J0
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
SURROGATE'S COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

Before william ID. Veeder, Surrogate.
Wills proved-John D. Collins, Jane Price, Mary
c. Dooley samuel Cocks, John Braucheid, Mary
PockwelL Cornelius p. Berrien, Margaret Wardeii.
Andrew Steinhaur, Hannah A. Corson. Mvlngs-
ton O. Bartholomew, Jr.. Anna o. Harmon, James
Doyle. Ada Harrison, Henry schneder Katharine
Uinleln, Henry ]. Cullen and Adam SChoepiati all
OF the city OF Brooklyn; Isabella Corscaden, OF the
city of ST. John. N. b.
Letters of admins ration were gran ted on the e.
tateS OF the following named deceased persons,
viz. flames W. White, Frederick l.. Miller, Hart
ford sweet, James j. Purcell Isabella b. Gilett.
John b. Morgan, Benjamin +. MoultOn, John Muir
pay, Annie Deis, Levi Wider, Henry Schnaars.
George Schafer David Shinnick, John Murphy, Ell
len Tolend, William J. Snae, Margaret Quinn,
Letters OF guardianship were granted OF the
persons and estate OF Emma Gaul and Anno
Gaul to Joseph Galsler; OF Andrew Moehmeyer to
Max Moehmeyer; Of Percy Il. Hamel and Flora A.
Hamel and James f Hamei 10 jonn Conlon. or
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

sion couple OF lock picks and In Grinin's a smau
Tin can Containing a sponge satprttrd with chi0rc-
form. Tney were arraigned at mis- court and held
Tor examination. Griffin explained his possesa0n
OF the onge DY saying that he used 1t "a rem
edy lor rheumatism with which he was afflicted.
Assault With Hoe.
Michael Gallon, an Italian, OF No. 81 Baxter
street, was charged with striking James McKenns,
OF No. 400 East sixteenth street, on che head with
hoe. He was cleaning the street and was IN.
teriered with by Mckenna, wEo, because ne oid
not get out o his way quick enough, struck hlm
across the shoulders with ms whip. He returned
the blow with his hoe which the Court said ne ha0
no right to do ana neld aim Tor trial. Several Wiz
nesses proved that Mckenna had struck the iIaiian
hrst
Reckless Driving and Drunkenness.
onicer Reynolds OF the Central Park Police,
brought INTO court lawyer named Charles r.
King whom he charged with intoxication, and
William Ii. ilnams, hts friend on charge OF
reckless and last driving IN the Park. Mr.. King
acteu as spokesman tor the pair. and with greas
eioqueuce endeayored TO prove TO the Court how
uniOunoeu were the charges preferred against
himseH ana lriend. In proof OF his statement the
oiflcer informed the Court that the wagon
driven Dy the DEFENDANTS mad been upset
by them IN their recRlessness and broken. This
settled the matter, Kings eioquence went Tor
naught, and the two were anea $40 eacn They
did not have the money, they said, and asked to
pe allowed TO go and get II. The Court refused,
but acce pied Kings gold watch security Tor the
payment OF both fines. They then let.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
CITY COURT.

Can Wife BE Compelled to Live with
Her Husband.
Before Judge McCue.
Mrs. Augusta LuedecKer, who resides with her
ste epfather, Frank Brodiack. OF No. 164 McKibtea
street. was present in the City Court yesterday
forenoon, In answer 70 a writ OF habeas corpus
which had been served upon Mr.. BrodiacK COM
pellIng him to produce her. The writ was OBJ
tanned by the husband OF Mrs. Augusta Luedecker.
VINO complained tnat his vile was uniawfuiiy de-
tanned by her steplather. Ihe fair Augusta took
the witness stand and testified tnat she did nOt
know wAen where or BY whom she nad been mar
ried she was intoxicated when the ceremony
took place; she was twenty-five years OF age, had
never lived with LuedecEer, nor did she ever To-
tend to do so.
Judge McCue said that Ii she did not wish to
live with her husband there was no power to com.
pei her to do This terminated the case. Luck
less Luedecker left the Court sadder out wiser
man.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
PIFTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Robbery at the Westmoreiand Hotel.
Before Judge Sherwood


Before Judge Sherwood.
At halfpast two O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.
Miles UDOnne, Of the Westmore. ana HOTEL cor
ner Of seventeenth street and Fourth avenue,
was awakened by the departure OF q strange gen.
tleman from his room. lie followed him and saw
him 90 into the adjoining room, occupied by James
Griffin. The door OF this room was aJsr when the
unknown man entered, and he remained there
about three minuses, when he LETT and went up
stairs and entered room on the next noor. Mr..
ODonnell then sent or the proprietor, VINO pro-
cured the services of Oficer Mclaughlin, or the
Eighteenth precinct and Grimm and the strange
man. VINO said his name was EDWARD shan
non, were arrested shannon was charged
with the theft Of gold chain and
locket, silver portemonna and 50 In cash,
In All to the amount OF sl7a. Grlfin was charged
with being accessory OF shannon. On the
iatters confess on and 10y his dlrectous the ar
ticles mentioned where found on Fourth avenue.
IN front OF Grfin's room, and on Seventeenth
street, IN 'front.' oi his own room from which he
had thrown them. The 0iticer also found IN the
street y pair oi niDDera and in Snannon's pnsaea
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
JURY DUTY.

the new Jury year commences on the Ist OF 90
tober, and every person actually serving as juror
In any court OF record IN this city twelve days
within any jury year. who shall have been dis
charged bv the Court, shall be exempt from jury
service thereafter during the year. In tne Coure
OF oyer and Terminer aud General sessions Jurors
are entitled TO 81 per day tor each days attend
ance ana for service IN other courts oil record
jnfors are entitled to 81 Tor each case In which
they are lmpaneled If the case Is tried, aud nfty
cents in case an inquest is taken. The clerks OF
the court are to collect the necessary Jurors ices
ne ora the verdict is entered.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
THE OUR IT S.

Ex-Collector Bailsy's Prosecutions.
In the suits of Theodore e. Allen Il Co. against
ex-Collector Joshua F. Bailey, before Judge Ship
man, 1t was stated that the Judgment OF the Court
was in favor OF the defendant. The report should
have read :-Verdlct Tor the painrins Tor $4. 2S4,
with interest rom November 7, 1857. This CON-
pleteiy exonerates the firm OF Allen Co. lIOm The
charges originated against them by Bailey.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT,
Police Outraxes Again.

FOI1Ce OutFUXes AKdDs
Before Judge Murray.
Mabel Parker, q respectable working girl, was on
her way home from work on Friday night. She
resides at No. 2A West Eighteenth street. She
met Oficer Loughln, Of the Fifteenth precinct,
who accosted her dsrespectfully. She resented
his rndeness, and the o1cer reta1ated by arrest
ing her. In extenuatIon the officer charged the
girl with calling him by q vile epithet The prs
Oner denied this, and proved by q companion that
she ala not use the language attributed to her.
Justice Murray discharged her from custody.
O'Kccfc VS.. keefe.
John NJ. O'Keefe Is an officer Of the Twenty
eighth precinct. Between him ana J. II. Keele
OF No. 5.7 Greenwich street, there seems to exist
an old ieud. On Friday night they came into
collision, and the result was kece became
oKeee's prisoner. Judge Murray fined the de-
fendant S5
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Taking Time by the FOrclock.

Taking Time by the FOrclock.
Before Jndge Wandell.
On the Goth or August Mr. FellOto was standing
on his stoOp, at No. 242 Elizabeth street. when he
was approached by Mr.. Sarord, who inquired the
time OF day. MIR. FellotO TOOK out his watch TO
accommodate the stranger. who snatched the
same ana made of with II. Yesterday Stafford rs
arrested, and when arraigned at this court told
the Improbable story that he took the watcn to ex
anime 10, and man came and stole ir rom
him. He was committed to await o trial.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Receiving stolen Goods.


Before Judge Otterbourg.
George II. Norton, OF the Norton 4 Dickinson.
Manufacturing Company. OF No. 40 Murray street,
appeared yesterday before Judge Otterbourg and
charged Joseph Cowley and Philip Scherer, the
former with stealing and the latter with receiving
tve brushes and tnlrty-one horse blankets, worth
si05. The property was found scherer's pos
session, Cowley informing against him. Judge
Otterbourg held Convey IN $4,000 and Scnerer IN
$1,000 TO answer.
Another Alleged Receiver.
Squire L. Newberry, doing business as a jewel
Ter at No. so Chatham street., was also arraigned
on similar charge. The complainant is Benz amin
r. Meyers, merchant doing business in Beekman
street, and residing IN Brooklyn. When returning
home Thursday night he was assaulted In Catha-
riue street and robbed Of q valuable gold chain.
he informed the police, and, accompanied by an
officer, went to Newberry's place and there found
and identified the stolen chain. Newberry claimed
to have bought the artlcle In good iatth, and re-
fused to deliver 1t up without urther proof
charge OF larceny was pieerred against him, but
upon examination yesterday II could not be
taIned. His book contained an entry OIL the pur-
chase, but not the name OF the party from whom
he bought it. Mr.. Meyers then preferred charge
OF receiving stolen goods against NewDerry, and
on that charge tine latter was held IN 500 bail
answer.
Larceny by n Domestic.
Hannah Willis, a colored girl, was charged by
Miss May Harris with stealing 800 worth OF cloth
ing from her possession at No. So Eldrdge street.
She missed the goods several days ago, but only
informed the police yesterday. officer Dyer, OF
the Tenth precinct, suspected the servant and on
searching her room the missing clothing was
found concealed In the bed ticking. Hannah was
fully committed lOr trial.
The Murphy Child.
The custody Of the child susannah Murphy was
awarded to the foster-mother, Mrs Hengel, she
producing an order from Judge Barrett awarding
IL to her for another year. The natural mother
was directed to the civil courts to establish her
claims.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY n. Y, Sept. 20, 1874
The dav calendar ol the COMMISSION OF Appeals
for Monday, september 2S, Is as loOws.-NOs. l6i.
235 24S, 25S, 260, 262, 265, Zoo 26s, 241.
Adjourned until Monday AT halepast ten 0'c<Ge
A
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERS,

Decisions.
BY Judge Daniels.
Forman VS.. Day ton; Marslne VS.. LOwenstein.-
MemOrAndunS
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Continued Activity on the
Stock Exchange.
The Market Leaves on
ssBuIlish.''
GOLD 100 3-4 BID.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, !
SATURDAY, Sept. 28-6 p, M.
Tnere Is no change to note in the monetary situ-
alton. Money to-day was to 2h per cent on call
loans. with mercantile paper as previously quoted.
The bank stateme t, on analysis. shows that the
banks now hold in lawful money $25, sos, 100 more
reserve than the law requires, against $25 45e 100
last week. The following Is comparison OF the
averages OF the past two weeks:-
Sept 49, Sept %. Differences.
Loans. $3.50 $685. 200 $279 $50 400 Dec. 500
SpeCle.-... 49, 52.l00 18,9l9,9O0 Dec. l032, 200
Legal tends 64 604 500 65, 700, 400 lnC.. S95, 900
Deposits. 1885, s4O,s00 1885, 46o, 800 Dec. $780, 100
Circulation. 25,6 600 25. 800 lnc.. Il, 800
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabties:-
Sept. 10. Sept. 20. Differences.
Specie $19,952 100 900 Dec. 81 032 200
Legal tends 64,S04 800 65, 700, 400 Inc. 6g5 600
Tot reserve $s4, 1856 900 $s4 62O 800 Dec $780, 600
Reserve re-
Quired agt
deposits :. 59,2l0,200 SO, LIE, 200
ExcS Of re-
serve ably
legal re-
quirement 25,54e,7oo 25,5o5, 100 Dec. 41,6oo
STOCKS
were active, with the usual fluctuations, but
closed strong The suojOlned table gives the sale
In each share, as also
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
CLOSING PRlOSs-a O'CLOCK P. M

EUROPEAN MARKETS,
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr-LoNDoN Sept 26-Even-
ing.-. pirits turpentne, rs. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
I0:I5 and 1880 A. NJ.

I. 500 U S 5.2U. C IS. ..b3 ll5A
,'h iilVy Y 5-20, C, Us. .sm III
iaOOO y \ o's, cur. be li79s
"a zOO0 U 5 5's, l0-40, r.. Ill
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
CT0Ck PRIVILEGES
$500 PROFIT FROM 800.

As an Instance OF how large profits are madc from
small investments In Stock Privileges cite tAe follow
ing august customer secured put on 200 shares OF
Z. anu o.. AT ia, which cost I'm t2l2 10 On sept.
his contract was closed at realizing S92o he then
secured call on SO shares the stock, ut l0a,
less eommssion at the same time securing spread on
COO shares ai 1874 ann l5a, which he will no doubt
realize handsomely before the expiration Of ms contract
This customer was induced TO operate IN this stock from
article in The Weeks Doings in Wall street." pub
shed by .utu Driige Co., New York. In the of
this paper OF sent WRIT wnc the stock selling
AT the advance was predicted, and this preuction
proved entirely correct The sequel shows Parties
desiring 10 operae in stock Privileges requested to
address US and send Tor copy Of he Weeks DUings In
Wan street." which contains valuable Information
spectng the prospective movements of the market and
how investments may be maze ranging from $50 to
$lOM TUMBRlDGE Co, Bankers ana Brokers,
No. 2 Wall stree, New ork.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

iVvs w 49, ~ Y
s'N0 9 X II | d Pac rs 10
1900 DO ... ...... ~
loo TOl 4 w con con. .
1900 +, Fl w 4 Z ID. .. 10
700 II |. h | NJ I'd ..bc )
7 shs Mercantile Blk. II
& Bank State \ -. ii
l0u Quick Min Co. b c 8
100 Quick Min Co pf... :
III U , Express.. ...... 3
100 do. b c b3 .
20 American Ex .... b
200 Pac Mail IS. b C s3 :
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

n ELECTRIcAL PHYSICIAN. CENTRALLY LO
"A Gated twishng 10 reureh doing an extensive cash
business with furnished bouse and extended lease.
offers The same sale: ready cash $1,000 balance
time Address ELkCIRlNE. herald Uptown branch
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

RUSINt SIS O. O.FORTUNITY.-ELLGANT PAIR SOIL
- taire diamond Earrings also line diamond Ring.
can be obtained a. bargain; vate party has
loan them; will sell at sacritco Address SOIL
TAIkkA. HeraId UDiOWn BrnnGh office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

CAPITALISTS OR MERCHANTS IN CHICAGO OR
" New OrK invited TO inspect splendid Oppor-
tunity Tor inve S,mcnt o money Only those meaning
business noed reply to "a t, box LAG Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

RRAss FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP FOR
- Sae-Ppterns Tools and every thing in good order
Tor doing fst class business first class location price
Sl,CDl Address BRASS FINIaHEk. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A DIAMOND BROKER ON BROADWAY WANTS A
capitalist TO loan money on is ana hold them as
security per cent monthly commission vii. be paid
references exchanged. Address DIAMOADs Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A LEXANDER FROTHINGaAM 4 CO., ~ WALL
n street. secure additional capital foe merchants,
incorporated companies, atsU make
loans 10 concerns ia want OF caoIai on short time obl
Y g2toDa
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

CAPITAL WANrED.-A MEMBER or THE NEW
~ York stock Exchange. thoroughly experienced and
well known and now DONG good COMMISSION busine
desires partner with the proper Qualiicat an
fair capital; 10 tho right man favorable
tunity Is offered Address STOCK BROK..R Herald
rttica
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

AN OPPOR rUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.-Ss 500
"A will purchase my highly profitable Nnnuactu turing
Business; the above amount be doubed In SIX
months; constant 1emani tor my goods; large daily
cash rec, ipts be shown upon good
reason tor selling. Address r. box ll6 Herald olce.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A RARE CHANCE FOR BUSlNESs-ANY PER ON
n with S5NU ready money can meet with oppor-
tunity that seldom occurs Address j. c. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
BUSINESS OpPORruyITIEs.

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an ou establ sned manufac uring busne s. no risk
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l.. BEN ON Herald office.