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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
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PhnAbmpHtA, April2s- The Church
Of the Holy Trinity was crowded to-day
on the occasion Of the conservation Of
Rev. Thos. a, jaeger, D. D., As Bishop oil
the Diocese Of Southern Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
cEALED PROPOSALS,

CITY CLERK'a 0TBICE,
WHEELISu, W. Va, April u, 1875,
Sealed Proposals will lc received al the OiicC Of
the city Clerk until Thursday, April 29tht 1870, a.
2OclOCk =, N. for tho lighting and extnguAhlng Of
!hC oil lamp In the Eighth W3Td also the OF lamp,
lO furnish oil and wick for all lamIa,
aPQ y. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-29
Organized IA 1881, R'OHaAl'sd In 'a7'

Il prepared 70 takO carefully selected risks on
Store, dwelling, Harms, ChurthOs, River Cargoea,
&e.
The Directors and HtOckholdeTs are mainly the
same aS d the old Firu and Marine Insurance Con-
pany charter, which expired alter u yCars COniih-
uOuS and successful budnH.s,
PatFonage respectfully solicited.
Satlsincil0n as 10 rates and AlFdealng guaranteed,
ANDREW WILSON, President.
CHI. COLLIER, Secretary, apis
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Firm but Dull Stock Market---The
Bank Statement.
LARGE DECREASE In THE RESERVE.
Gold Steady at 116 3-4 III 116 7-S-Money
on Call 2 and 1-2 Per Cent-Rag
Currency Worth S5.57.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY Oct 16-6 p NJ
The general aspect Of the stock market to-day
one Of frmness yet not indicative Of maintenance Of
present strength nasmuch there is absence both
of confidence and support. The condition, compared
with that which prevailed a few days ago is only
changed in the fact that those who bears then
have become bulls, while those who bulls have
quietly ranged themselves the short side The stu
alton is not unexpected to those familiar with
the devious ways Wall street. and therefore, chiefly
surprising to the few who induced TO take ventures
the adroty circulated 'pont" that stocks wero
about TO advance and pay profit to early investors
There is really nothing in the market however, to
courage the belief that we have entered a campaign
that will last more than week at the outside calcua-
tion. Good railway bonds and other dividend paying
securities not likely to show material decline
while money is cheap and abundant and public faith
will pin itself to this class of Investments but for the
so-caed fancies' there little hope until increase
of trade augments railway earnings and enables these
corporations show practical evidences of recovery
from the disasters by which they have been beset
Prices opened with but few changes and by noon an
advance was established ranging from a to Ia per
cent Michigan Central being exceptionally strong and
Missouri Pacific exceptionally weak. The principal
business done in Lake Shore and Western Union
The former rose from 541l to 54s but receded to 54s
last sale at 742S Ohio and Mississippi moved up from
16h to 171S but ended at 1873. Pacific of Missouri
after opening 16 declined to 15 reacted to 15 and
closed at 15A with several indications of further firm
ness. Erie was weak receding from 161S TO 15T.
The statement of Solicitor Morris supposed to be plb
lshed in London and to account for the lower price
established there Union Pacific advanced from 66%
TO 67% and ended at 66A. Pacific Mail was heavy at
36H 36% a 365. Michigan Central gained x per
cent, The other changes unimportant
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day aggre-
gated 1o3 200 shares, and divided among active
stocks as follows New York Central and Hudson,
IT'S; Erie 1900; Lake Shore, 47,1o0 Northwest
ern, eloo; Rock Island, $50; Pacific MAIL e,45o; ST.
Paul. 1900; do, preferred, 1900; Ohio, $3.50; West
ern Union, II, ,so5; Wabash, 5oo Union Pacific 1,4oo
c., c. l. c., 10o Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
1850; New Jersey Central, $40; Michigan Central,
82o0; Missouri Pacific, 3170
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
fnrsnn 20 thaA Anrx.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

corn which declined a triAe; fair demand for oats,
which sold little in buyers favor without being quot
ably lower; duh and lower pork market, moderate
transactions lard easier prices for spot
cotton while contracts declined In business
full prices with free sales Of rosn at advance
Petroleum ruled quiet but holders hrm Groceries
without essential change
Co2FEEThe market very quiet for Brazls and mid
coffee but prices about steady We quote -
Ordinary cargoes I9c. 191zc; fair do, 2o14c
2ohzc; good do 205lc Gle; prime do,
21Ac- q 2ikc; range for lots, 1sc. a
2211c Santos fair good zoe 21c gold ninety days.
Java bags, 26c 27c do, grass mats, 26c
2sc Singapore, do, 22c. 24c Ceylon 2lc. 22c Mara
cabo zoe. 22c Laguayra, 2Oc Gle; Jamaica, 1870.
2Oc St. Domingo, lSe 1916. Porto Rico, 1S1ac 2Osc;
Costa Rica, l9c. lkc Mexican 20c. 2l&c. Manila
20c 2lc, Angostura, lSc. 2l1sc. Savanilla, 2Oc
2l1ac. Curacao, Zoe. 2Oc,
CorToS-orcaly market spot is reported
upon meagre offerings which afford very poor
selections and conne transactions generally retail lots
After Change 200 bales sold the rate OF lSc Tor
middng The Liverpool market failed to respond to yester
days sharp advance in quotations. and this act together
with the unexpectedly favorable from the Washing
crop led perpendicular drop OF the opening Of the
market further recession Of 1l6c was subsequently
ced but at this the downward tendency arres
October especially showing renewed strength At the close
ofthe market October only 132c lower compared
with the closing figures of last night while the decline
market closed Late Liverpool dispatches report
nu ct
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED
FUTURES WEAK-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT HIGH
ER-CoRN DUILr-oATs DULL AND LOWER
BYE FIRMER-BARLRY FIRM-BARLEY MALT
F1RM-PoRK DULL AND wEAK-LARD EASIER
PETROLEUM QUIET AND FIRM-NAvAL STORES
F1RMER--HIDEs QUIET-on.s QUIET AND UN-
CHAEGED-wHIsKEY FIRMER-EREIGHTs sTEA-
DY-HEMP AND JUTB QUIET AND STEADY
GUNNIEs DULLs-coFFEE QUIET AND STEADY
SUGAR STEADY.
SATURDAY, Oct 16-6 p M.
The quietude usually pervading trade circles Sat
urday has been noticeable in branches today and
fluctuations IN values have been generally unmportant
The movement AZ tho exchanges developed stronger
market Tor wheat, with sales fair extent at an ad
vance Of about lc Der busheI moderate dAmaad Cos
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

81 e2 Parkers arm. United. 81 421l 81 4s9( spir-
PaovisIoSs-R Receipts-Beef es5 packages; meats,
AIS do lard l29 do The market for pork was dull and
bbs at SO o5 s22 IS future delivery 26oo bbls
s sc 500 b5 do Al 2 IS 500 bbs do at s2i 10 and
$50 bbis new, seller year at SO Beef and beef mans
was higher With sales Of 50 boxes city clear At lac
g Sg @ az ess % go % The say ssss average s
13c 500 picked hams at l41sc l5c, and 900 finest
transacted The sales were 80 tierces new Western,
ss' s sSs For Fsn'a au1s de " ssss Pa'
October IA Lice $50 tierces do At l4c $50 do No
Sagsr SsSsr a. il year. a1 ma
saass % to Ras 27 ass
good 25c a2e Western creamery fair 70 choice 2se
serve Michigan fair 10 choice SOC. cheeseTho
market swas nrn and prices were am hrmIy held we
dares fancy full cream l2c lac do fair to good part
al aaay 9s g. 49, s SKINS &c Sc Ohio factory common to
RlcE was steady with a moderate obbing business at
59sc &c.; Louisiana, 614c Sc fair to prime and
esgarrency Patna 7c 7sc currency; RanGoon in bond
sUcAR-The market for raw descriptions nomlnaily
sesdy ,an Jhs marGSt for refined was quiet na
good do, sc Cuba, grocery fair g choice Sc
&C. do So & sss Ssa sSa sSaes soss p Porto S
Rico refining, common TO prime, Use she; do grocery.
A. Io9sc io1c crushed ie.; powdeTsd iole@ gran
Ilased io4c yellow, &C. s4c; extra G. CSC loc cut
sTrAi'iSn quet, at l5c l5Ac for Western and
I1LLow quiet and steady The sales 10000 lbs,
at lOa1c for prime.
WHisKEY..Receipts-is bbls. The market easier.
with sales Of 200 bbs at 81 l7H 81 S per gallon.
FREIGHTs.-Berth freghts steady with moderate
business fair business was transacted in both grain and
petroleum charters steady The engagements
follows TO Liverpool by steam, 40O bushels grain at
3D. lO bales cotton at Is 3D. 80 hhd tobacco Sos and
by SAIL 10000 bushels grain from 3D. The charters
were an Austrian bark hence TO Cork for orders with 24Oo
quarters grain at es Cd Italian bark, hence direct
port In Bristol Channel with 5000 do do 5s 3D. Nor
wegan bark Of 600 tons register from Charleston to Hayre
bark hence to Cork for orders, with s7oo quarters
grain at 6s. Cd Norwegian bark, hence to Plymouth
direct, with 700 do. do third bags, Cd 3D.
Austrian bark hence to Cork Tor orders with $500 do do
6s 3D. Norwegian bark hence voyage and rate,
with 5000 do do German ship from Baltimore Ant
werp, with 1900 bbls refined petroleum, Is I'D
German barks from Philadelphia to the German Baltic with
about bbs do do respectively private terms Brit
sh brig from Philadelphia the Continent with 1000 bbs
do do As It'd free of consignment Norwegian bark,
hence direct continental port with 4oO bbs do do ut
As. I'D bark from Philadelphia the Continent, with
22Oo bbls do do at As Sd Austrian bark Of 7i2 tons
register hence Glasgow with $500 grain 5s
3d. and balance flour, on private terms.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

demption OF certificates Of deposit $62 600 OoO coin
Qncudlng $12 IT'S 600 coin certiAcates SOC out
standing legal tenders, $373, ,94l 12L
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 500 900 gold
on account or interest and $42 900 in redemption Of
1ve-twenty bonds
Government bonds closed firm
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advces report consols higher and United
States bonds steady, Erie being dun at l4k for the
common and 80 for the preferred The rate OF discount
in the open market for three months bills is 81 per
cent or u below the bank rate One hundred and
forty ono thousand pounds bullion was withdrawn
on balance from the Bank Of England to-day In
Frankfort new 1ves are 99A. In Paris exchange on
London for short sight Is quoted at 25f 22c rentes
65c 45c
London, 1:45P M.-Consols for money, 94k 945< /;
do for account 941G 1865 bonds Old l0SA lO4; 1867
bonds, 1917 107% tcn-torty bonds, 1O4k IO4sl ;
new hves lOSh 1p3z Erie lax consols strong
and higher.
STATE BONDS
State bonds were firm, on a moro active business
District OF Columbia three sixty nves sold at Mis-
souri, skies Of 1876 at 0l u, do Asylum bonds at 10l *
Hannibal and St. Joseph issue at 1914 funded of 1894
and 1895 at 1919 1914 Tennessee, old, at 494 a
49k, and South Carolina non-fundable att.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were lrm and prices well sustained
Union Pacific rsts sold 103 1885, sinking funds at
8S, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated at 96 do
gold bonds at S5I Sc Morris and Essex consolidated
rsts at 1854 and seconds at 1Os Ohio and Mississippi
seconds rose to 655 and Burlington Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota 6rsts fell of to 35 after sales at 49,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the Philadelphia stock quota
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes in closing since those Of yesterday
as folows:-
ADvAscA Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, TX; Allan
tic and Pacific preferred, u New Jersey Central d |;
New York Central, u; Rock Island, n; Wabash, H;
oD aS y and Iaesawanna Erie r.
Northwest common, u; Pacific Mail, III 81. Paul pre-
fsrred, Union Pacific, "a; Western Union, Is; Mis-
Bouri Pacific, 13S; gold, u.
STATIoSARY.-C, G. and l. o. Hannibal and St
Joseph, Lake Shore St. Paul common and Quicksilver
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
The following the Philadelphia stock quota

MEMORANDA.
The run the Home Savings Bank OF Boston con-
tinued to-day, but the depositors exhibit conf
dence, Commissioner Gatchel has examined the
bank and cernes that is perfectly safe and able to
pay all depostors. Offers of assistance, If needed,
have been made by several banks of that city.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17


The first column Of figures above represents the proportion
OF cotton contributed by the States named to the OF
1881 The second column shows the October condition Of
last the percentage of condition then being
Il 80 and the crop resulting in total Of $4,000 bales
The last column gives the October returns just published by
the Washington Agricultural Bureau Here the per-
centae S7 and according TO the proportions produced
by the different cotton growing States named the figures
point yield for 1856 OF 471S0OO bales The closing
quotations of futures compare with yesterdays final figures
aaf fnlla
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money call loans, after rating at and per cent
closed easy at and "a per cent. Sterling exchange
was dull prime nominal rates, ASK 4sS; selling
rates, 477H "A rs and 4S2 a4s3. Reichmarks e3x
a "a and 95 a 95H; cables, e55s. Prime Paris, 624<
and 5.2ox.
This department continues TO be more or less under
the influence of undertone of expectation that prices
will rule higher. The feeling is based entirely on the
known scarcity Of gold and the su rates exacted for
It's The price to-day comparatively steady at
1l6z 1885, the opening figure being 116% the high
est III and the close 6. At the last prco rag money
worth s567. The rates paid for borrowing ranged
from 4 to 184 until Monday.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17


For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday.
after two F. MOctober 100 bales at IA Is BE- 100 at
November 200 at l3 81 32c 100 at 1896 200 at 13c
December 100 at 1876 800 at 13 252c GOO at IS 13l6c
January 200 at l3 32c 300 at 135c February 500 at
lac 600 IA a2c 1000 at IA lee 200 at ii s32c 500
at 14e May, 500 at 14c 100 at IA 1926 June 100 at
7, M-oetober. 100 bales at 144c:, 200 at IA
&c. 100 at 10 H. &C. 46o at 800 at 3 BIC,
800 at l3 l116c December, 1000 at 13 9l6c, 800 at
13 1890 600 at Is 916c 600 IL 32c TOO at 1885,
800 at Is 1880, 500 at - l5-32c, 500 at 133ec,
800 at 13 1890, 500 at 13 916c. January, 100 at
1916 900 at 23s2c 100 at 13 6c leo at is 21s2c,
15xc 100 at IS 2l 32c 800 l3 1890 400 l3 &c.,
4o0at 1880, 200 at Is 1890 200 3 2l-32c.; Febru
ary 500 at I3c 100 at Is 32c 500 1884 March 500
At 13 l5lec, 200 at lac; April 600 at l44c, 800 ut
IA 932c 600 at ID 5l6c 900 at ID 932c 100 at l44c,
1q2 q at % az May 800 l 600 cot es "a 7sc 800 at
Total, $500 bales Grand total ss,4oo bales
The receipts at the ports follows Galveston
1876; New Orleans, 9 537; Mobile 2,753; Savannah.
2748: New York. $40; Boston. 7s; Philadelphia, 497.
Total, 1886. This day last week. 1927. This day
last year, 16,2o2. Total since September l. 451 725
bales Cotton freights closed follows:-To Havre,
by steam, sc &c To Hamburg, by steam, &c, com
pressed TO Bremen by steam, lc, compressed 10 Liver
pool lied I'D. by steam: by sail SLED.
FLOUR GRAIN-Receipts-Flour 1858 bbls. wheat,
1862 546 bushes: 81 1872 DO oats 40 IT'S do
meal l25 bbs rye, $500 bushels; barley, 522s0 do The
market for flour firm, with only moderate activity, how
State Western and Southern comprise 900 bbis Rye
hour in fair demand and steady Corn meal dull
with sales of 800 bags at $4 20 4 % tor Brandywne
So 90 So 80 for Western and 50 so So 30 for Jersey We
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
4 \ ExrRAoRpINARY opPoRruNIrY Is orrrnrn

N agentlcman to obtain half interest in strictly first
class manufacturing business contracts with good
20 take all goods manufactured $4,000 Required the full
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

LACcSS OF Tc-
above
legal require
ments..... so61o275 IS, 100, 900 Dec SO 500, S75
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Advces from Washington give US the following
Treasury statement
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

CAPITAL REQUIRED, WITH OR WITHOUT PART
~ nerA manufacturer who successfully introduced
ms invention patente desires s25 900 further capital
The business established eight good pros
condition and rendered lucrative by the
-. - - '' --~-~--
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

80 000-ssooso2 AND 5000 wANTED-oN uNIM:
Mortgages bought and sold ID. O. CANNELL, 90 East
Fourteenth street. bank building
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
RUs1NEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

RILLIARDS-SPLENDID METRO OPOLITAN
~ ote Biard Room tseven tables. private roon),
washington - e. FOR sale cheap easy Apply at the
hotel Office after 7. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

JNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A KNOWLEDGE or
w Wholesale dry goods, in manufacturing bnsnessi
with such but small capital required the business well
established Address \. w. j. box 437 New York Post
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

yITANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN, OFFICE OR DESK
w Room connected with drug store in thickly populated
neghbohood where reciprocal benefits might be developed
Address NJ. D.. box 116 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

yTTANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH 5000; 1T WILL
w him paying situation TO take charge Of prop
erty his money with interest Address box
206 Posi- Office Newark, n. J.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

JNANTED-PARTNER, WITH $500. IN A FIRST
w Laundry Business; good chance for young
responsible reference given. Address LAUNDRY Herald
Brooklyn Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

ITO RESTAURANT MEN.-oPENING OFFERS IN AN
old established first class downtown restaurant for man
thoroughly understanding the business partner 900
capital required Folio 736, HUNT
d HAYNES, 1877 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

VrANTED-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN
w plumbers shop will commence business with prac
tcal plumber with small capital Address GEORGE WILL
LIAMS. No. III Bleecker street
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

T1O CAPITALISTS
Ihaye cash contract amounting g. 100000 on which
guarantee SE per cent dcsrous Of king an
arrangement for the loan Of S25OOO or ass IN
portion Of the contract For particulars address with real
name, CONTRACTOR, boz 272 Post oniee. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

VOUNG WIDOW. EMBARRASSED IN CIRCUM-
Il stances, would like 70 meet gentleman who would
loan little handsomely furnished mortgage
onc
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

Ok 0Q0 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND
%C.OOO. and mortgage improved Brooklyn prop
erty. Apply to Il. A MccREERY, No. 1872 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

Ok 000 TO LoAN-oN IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Pc.OOO in Jersey City. Address ATTORNEY, box
1Oi Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

yITANTED-A FEW GOOD PATENT ARTICLES TO
w work on royalty Address J. w. HUGHES 81 Liberty
street New York,
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
EoR DIsPosAL-HALF INTEREsr In rHE apAILY

ENOR SALE-LEASR, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN
IL old established Tailoring Business; best location
Broadway. For particulars address TOWNSEND 1853
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

THE ADVERTISER, WHO IS THOROUGHLY PRAC-
tcal at his business requests an nrrvew with gentle
of business qualifications having from S3 600 to 600
with view Of forming copartnerShip; the business
tail and considered Of the best stands in the city, all
information acceptable party the best reference given
and required character DO Address, for three days
GROCER, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR sALE.-THE
N best millinery stand in New York with choice stock Of
French Millinery cost. profitable, well established
trade with long list OF fcustomershe elite OF the city;
cheap ocaton will be sold bargain for cash TO
party giving good security for going Europe
stock all fresh having been carefully selected the fa
trade; everything hrst class Address L. H. HoTCHRISS
81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

ola l00 WANTED-AT SIX PER CENT, FOR
RII.OOO seven or ten years. avenue property.
only parties who have this money need apply SAMUEL
MILLIKEN 1856 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

THE SOLE CONTROL OF A SMALL PATENT ON
royalty Apply at 80 Vesey straet room IL. between
2 and s L, M.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

VNANTED-A PARTNER IN SAFE AND PRoFITA-
w Bile manufacturing business; who invest
5000 Address, appointing intorview, L NJ O.. Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

CToRE 719 SEVENTH AVENUE, ADJOINING GEN.
y Market let cheap good for groceries almost
any business worth inqung into Owner POI West Forty
first street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

TTSRFUL INVENTION, RECENTLY PATENTED-WiLL
" have extensive sale with profitable results Interest
sale; full particulars interview Principals
address box $50 Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
FINANCIAL.
rIiE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
26l AND 263 BROADWAY,
r,,,r,,,u.,, CAPITAL, 100000,

TTO VAIII AIlIoIs. .-WANTED, TIE COOPERATION
Gi e. capitalist willing 70 invest 100000 in new com
erclA enterprise which will realize least $4,000
nhnum net PT9ht and no risk, and capable OF unlimited
tension VIII bear thorough investigation entire saac-
ton gwen and none but principals who give a
Herald Office. 49,
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

ITO JEwELLERs.-WANTED, THE AGENCY or
fine line of gold goods by reliable party having
office in Maiden lane with large trade Address CASH,
Herald ldofice
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

IGTANTED-LOAN 10000, ON MORTGAGE ON IS
w Land and Budngs-viz., large Cotton Factory
C224 looms steam engine $50 power %
Ienemens al occupied yielding over 5000 rent brick
Store first privilege in full operation, in good
order property; S26oOoO insurance,
900; rairoad location region OF
Albany: miles Hudson River. Address CASH, 236
West ifty-th ird street York
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

JVANTED-SToCKS OF DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
w Hardware desirable Merchandise, prices
suit the times for which cash will be paid Address L.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
BUSINESS OpPORTUNITIEs.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A FEW
~ thousand dollars in the retail and johbing wine and
spirit trade OF the best locations old established
adjacent TO Stock Exchange. Address BARGAIN, box
6l3 Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

SNTOCK LEASE AND GOOD WILL; BUSINESS ESTAB-
y lished 10 years $500 cash, balance secured kidney
disease for selling nothing the matter with busness
profits urge Address 3. B. s., box Ill Herald
Uptown