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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11

PBop,Rs JOURNAL OF HEALTH.-This is
ths name Of new magazine recently
started in Chicago, and edited by Hayes,
and Q. R. Blackall, NJ d. 1t is very neat
" gotten up, and its reading matter prohta-
h!c 20 all classes 1t treats upon just
such subjects as al should understand,
and we have no doubt an observance {, ,
its teachings by the people generally
would starve out many Of the doctors Of
the west Terms 81 a year in advance
Address Peoples journal of Health, ?. O.
Drawer 624s, Chicago, I'LL
rA. THE CoNrEsrED ESGLIsHMAS.-In
the northern countries of Europe the
summer days are very long especially
towards the frontiers of Lapland, where
the sun at midsummer rmalns several
nights without setting To behold this
curious phenomenon great many tour
lets ascend Mount Ava Sascar, situated
near Tornea Among these tourists was
o rich Englishman. He arrived at the
summit Of the mountain at ten clock ut
night on the last day on which the phe-
nomenon was visible, attended by a do
nestle who carried an enormous basket
filed with provisions, and seated himself
in the grass, under the shade of pines
ind frs. After eating and drinking CO.
piously, he fell, about half past eleven,
in a deep sleep. However, feeling his
eyelids closing, he called his domestic,
and told him to wake him exactly at mid
night Faithful John shook his master
violently by the arm, saying: at is mid
night, sir; awaker' ''Oh, no; ! am
sleeping very WELL" said his master
leave me alone" s"But you know it is
the last day, sir" Never mind" said
the happy tourist, "Let me sleep; l can
come back next year,
ARREST OF A MURDERER airocious
cold -blooded murder was committed in
the vicinity of Louisville, Kentucky, last
fall Two neighbors named Johnson and
Morris occupied adjacent farms, and be-
tween them a bitter personal quarrel had
for months existed Johnson was qui-
ct Union man and Morris was a rebel or
as near one as he dared to be in the vi
entity of Federal bavonets He mao
aged, however, TO obtain q Caytaincy in
the | lth Kentucky cavalry, (FederaDand
while encampcd near Johnson's far n
took advantage OF his position as an Off
Ger, and ordered his men to murder him.
The Sergeant obeyed, and johnson was
shot like dog. Morris was subsequent
~ arrested for the murder, but contrived
20 escape The Government offered $1,000
reward for his arrest Yesterday Cap
taid John Nelson set his trap. the MUIR
derer walked into it, and is now at the
Armory Captain Nelson will receive
$1,000, and have the satisfaction Of rid
ding the community of an unmitigated
ndrel- Chicago Tribune, Nay 5th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11
ID Z ED

In This city Wednesday morning, May {. 1904
JEssIs daughter Of Amasa and 2. 8 Cobb, aged yr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11

The pure juice of the apple, made from
choice grated fruit, by the barrel or gal
len. Enquire at the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11
Spstial yotirn.

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TRUTHS that Defy Contradiction.
Read the following facts in relation to CHRISTA-
DORO'S HAIR DYE and then say II IL has equal
In the world:
Il neither burns the skin nor hair
II colors every hair alike.
Its blacks and browns Natures duplicates.
It is applied In a few minutes.
It leave a gloss upon the hair
It is more permanent than other DIVES.
1t containJ no corrosive ingredients.
And lastly its inventor challenges trial between this
dye and other in existence whether Of native
foreign origin.
Manufactured by J. CHRISTADORO, s Astor House,
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Dressers
Price 81, 81 50, and 50 per box, according to size
ChRISTAD0R0'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE
Unavailable with his Dye it iuiparts the utmost
sofness the beatifui goes and great vitality
the Hair.
Price so cents 81, and - per bottle according to
size. I'm
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Printer Wanted.

wAxrnp.--A good girl to do genera
Homework. Enquire at this office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11
p r N G e & c C'S
IMPROVED
M ELOD EON = .

The oldest establishments In TIE United states en-
pioyng 200 men, and finishing So Instruments per week
cor. of Maryland & Niagara SIS.
BUFFALO, Ny,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11

Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Spices, Tobacco, Soap. Dried
lowest figure. $500 " 'he
Without going into an enumeration of articles tho
SUBSCRIBER would invite the public call examine
m ~, anu iearr rs prices. He is determined to sell
are OF the best quality need fear to purchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

IA C, HAYWOOD a. CO, AUC1loNEEks
IA. magnificent Hcusehc6 Furnitufe ana works OF Art
e AZ pubic auction. Ibis day liuesday), At the
Ele CANT r6aidence No. ~ 50 sxeenth street. between
FIRTH and siAtn arennes.
Commencing 1T Eleven cl OK.
Sale psrom ptorv Drawing RoomsSupero Suits covered
th brocadd richest ripuop; Broeads Curtains to
Match Etageres Book Case Centre ara Gonsoe Tables,
Ehsudeiers Mandolin. Paintings by eminent artists
cogn ures Cabinets bronze and 0molu Clocks Marble
Statlary. Lace Curtains lief and aants Mirrors
ROSEWOOD PiANOF JRrE,
Richest Instrument offered at auction this round
ful7 Stool Cover Music stand Hatstand
4utet Extenson Table, Cut Glassware Dinner Sets 81 H.
Der Casters Urns, spoons, Knives, Tureens SAVERS,
kyster Dish, Arm Chars 10 rosewood and wa.nrt
Sureaus Bedseads, Arnore gace Mattresses be ding,
Sarpea sofas Rorters. Book stsnds. Feather Beds,
bankets Sheets, Connterpsues; also furniture of
ssns apartments Parties sh atten this sale take
<th or Sixth avenue stages from Aston ST. Nieho-
as or Metropolitan HOTEL leaving At sixteenth street Anew
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A H. wEsroov. AUcmoNsER
A. PEkEMFI0R SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
HO hSEHObD FURhIIURE. COST OVER sl2co0.

HO SEH0LD FURNIrURE. COST OVER sl2,co0
ELEGANT AND COSTLY WORKS or ARr.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PiANOtoRrE COST $3.50
2PAkIOR SUITS CHAMBER AND DINING FURNI-
rURE, 40.
This TUESDAY clio K at the elegant resi-
1ence 1872 West street. Seventh aud
Eighth avenues comprising the ent elegant Parlor
Sleepng Rooma Dining Hal Furniture of the house
al In parfect order and b. sold thou reservelwo
uperb walnut SUITS green Iurksh Lounges Vol
taire Chairs Sold rosewood Reeeuon CHARS in Gobelin
tapestry; 9ent ger- s450 100
of Tapestry CaatTe Sofa Ia
bles, rich Curtains and Shade, Brea Paintings. Marble
and Bis9ue Groups Marble Vases Cio ks God
andoher Bedseads Spring and bsir Mattresses Dressing
Bureaus Beds Bedding Dining Furniture In oak il
Ware Cutlery French China rich Cut 81 Bed
Lounges, Hal Furniture. &c No pastponement Cata-
Qogues &c Aouse. Sac rain shiuas
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OFFICE. or THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, ss7

OFFICE. or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, as7
~ Broadway
TO observation-disclosures enclosed in sealed envelopes
WITH the title Of the work and with the
bidder written iher.on VII be received ~ this once
until "Wednesday August 3 1884 at eleven o'clock A.
For regulating grading curbinr guttcrns and naaains
Brosiwar from seyentleth 10 Seventy 6rxt street.
For regulating and gradipz Ninety third street. from
Tighth avenue 90 Bicomin sda'e road. -
For curb5g. guttcrng and tagging Nnth avenue, from
Fifty thirt 20 Fifty fourth street -.
For curbng guttsrng and tagging forfcth street. from
or resc,tng curb and gutter in Forynnth street, from
Por asegag Rrosdvay Fifty fourth street to Fifty.
For dsrs,s broadway. from Forty-sevsnth street to
FOR iassp aud reasgsIug Broadway. from Fory.ninsh
Fc- ycrkins Eighth avenue as country road from sph
TO l51ib street .
For 10 sn,ldrc 6ukhcad between Nos 81 aud 80,
North river -. =.
For rsrairng pier No. 81 North river
For sxcayatine eisr and fitting up basement OF house
Blant forms III proposals together with the specifications
ard rgr. errests can be Obtained at Tits Office.
dated st-aet rJeps rtmsn, New York, july ~ 1854
. CHARLES q. CoRNELL, Street Commissioner
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T pFIcE cRoroS AQUEDUcr BOARD,

n rFICE CRoToS AoUEDUcT BOARD,
~ NEW YORK, A ugust I, 1864
To Bulders.-ScAled proposals will be received tbfs
once until Friday, the 18th day OF August III NJ when
they viii be publicly opened for the furnishing
spd the erection OF building the attached
the Old Reservoir corner Of Eighty sixth Seventh
The amour. OF recnrity required will DC $1,000 Plans
and specifications together with blank forms proposas
In with the ordinances of the Common Counc
can be bsd application clerk al this once
THOMAS STEPHENS
RORBRT L. DARRA0H.
A. W. CRAVEN.
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POLITICAL.

C0TH WARr McCLELLsN UNION cLuB-AN AID.
fO Jcurn-f meetpr OF the MrClei upion Association
~ TIE Twenu.th yard vii b. held on tuesday evening
fext Angus y y Danocraic Uuion ual. Bind Asyium
fuuding soi Eigbsh avenue To Y Orocx Wy
3rder, a. ~ pln0g4 prentdent
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i. EXPRESSES.

PuRSHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE iis
- Wet Eleventh street, betwsrn f'iih aud sixth ave.
nrcs rsnoioftes Painting, Mirrors. China, &C. bowed
ana shipped 70 Ill parts or the world La wagons Tor
moving furniture 10 city or country. Furniture atored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

CUPstiTuTEs FURNISHED WILL FuRSlsN
- scn substitutes inmediaiey, SiaWcach WIN not con
tract tor 81 nS lon than IN week Inputc y Western
Hcte Cortland stest Nav YORK.. GLhRh ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

A G. HORTON AUCTloNEER-No s GeFEEWtCH
" wi sell tate day. 81 oilock, at AS Ninth
pvrUUP, The FiItures ~ BIT hers Shop-magble
&ancns Meat seS Bocks Scales, saws Ceayers, Horse,
Lv IONS. Harness. Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

~ q. HoRr0E, AUGlfoNEER SELLS THIS DAY
VI ~ W &C eek ana Fixtures Of Fruit Candy
Store ~ 4eD sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02
| UCTIoN-AUGUST SHOOTS AND SHOES.
WIN. NJ. HOLLINaSHEAD, Aucto neer
Nv u n IlTEHCU3T

-, bALEsKOOM 3 WURTLANDT STREET.,
WIN sell on Wednesdaf August B at 10Y O'Clock. about
Low Cases OF Boots aud Slices Of desiab kinds of strictly
prime goods direct from facurrs aud Dei adapted
Socy and country buyers Catalogue ready morning OF
GALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

MOOD NEWS. - YOUNG MANS FRIEND. DR.
VI WARDS Specific and Preventive cures the worst cases
without mercury change of diet. Wards Magical Invigo
rating Pills 81 per package where manhood
ha laen in1na fred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

nRAFrED MEN AND THOSE WISHING REPR
senta'ives in the can be furnished with reliab
substitutes liberal terms We have hand sever
subs for year, Call this day Captain NOLA
ant Lieutenant LAM GAN, No 9 East Broadway, corn
Catharnc street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

DyICE TO THE AFFLICTED-MADAME DEs-
~ PARDs fenaie Pills are the only medcne ladies' can
N. B-Lades who desire avail themselves OF Madame
Despards valuable tain and safe mode Of treatment
do at interview Relief warranted in tweutyfour
hours Residence 0i Sixth opposite Eighth street
Ladies taken during confinement with the best medical
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rUR~ITuRE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD sUe.
~ pitire for sale at sacrifice. PAroforts htsCeSsS
RooScase Mirrors Pnr,Dr Su,ls Painting, Brcrpe -
tains, re ood Wtnut CHAMBER Furntuist D,nis
Room ~ Hitprr Ihrs. G'sss and liver w{re is'"v
Ii3 West twenty thri street near sixth avenue
A. aNpsas SUBSTITUTE NArrRgseBs ssp
~ srs ttoxias 3is-Ses kc, below auction pfises ~
-, 40 SNrU.S's. lh3 Boeesyt bstyes0
-. IL 4s, Fan s,rr.u Goods wAsrsassA aad -
ii. f-@ a.urnltg~e ~Ufs
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N B-Partcs entering OF the service will be no
morally dealt with and receive full information.
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JOCREEAY
"A. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

) REAL ESTATE,
STOCKS BONDS &c.
OFFICE NO. PINE STREET,
Will give attention of Itea Estate Stocks
Bond 10, at Exchange esroom private contract.
executors, Trustees md other sales solicited
A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIoNERR. WILL SELL THIS
~. dly. at ii O'Clock at " Stuyvssant place Ninth
Btreet) between Second and Tbid Piano of
Opendid tone ana finish cost $6bt; Thee Paror Suits
Rosewood and ma gany; Bedroom Suits Rockers Looking
Glasses, mahogany and maple Chars Tables Brussels
and Ingram Carpets and everything that belongs rs
GLASS house.
A UCTIoN SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND HAa-
n ness HARRIS BoGERr, Auctooeer, will sell this
day a. ~ O'Clock, ~ Market foot or Canal street.
North river variety Of Horses Harness and Vehicles
Entries or horses wagons vii be received until eleven
Dc'ock. BY application Harris Boger, Clinton Market
ENTRY fee to be sd previous sale Terms OF sale cash.
UCTIoN NOTlCE.--CR0CKERY GLASS AND
IA fancy goods. WIN. w SMILEY, Auctioneer. On
Yuesday, august al ten oocs, 2S Pearl by ID.
EMeURY Jr., extra laree catalogue sale of best and
ccnds white granite and in lots suit city
and coun ~ retailers Sales free for cash aad goods well
packed ror shernent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02
UNITY, COUNTY, COUNTY.
TEN GOOD MEN
WANTED THIS DAY,

whom the 1hes. cash bounty will be paid Apply be-
fore going elsewhere at the Army and Navy Recruiting
100 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

oUREAu OF SURGICAL EXAMINATION FOR err.
ID subjec4o draft Substitutes and volunteer re.
cruits examined for brokers Dr. POWELL. Surgeon In
charge Rcference-Mayor Gunther Ex.Mayor Opdyse r.
T. A. Booe CITY Inspector's Office No. Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

10 AND BE CURED BY DR.. WARD 81 FRANKLIN
VI street. from the hospitals Of London. He makes the
greatest being the dscoverer of the only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

A TTEN1ION DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
n about ensng WITH hud to their interest TO call al
BROWN a sHELDON'S Military and Naval Banking onice
No. Park pace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

SUBSTITUTES WANTED $500 CASH 70 DAT 10
~ 80 as subsutes In the army ant naval 80 OF me
United states Tor cliy ana state. Men epl' e IN ihs
Office can cnoosesher own branch ~ service Ptn llas
can be furnished With good and ao men At AZ mes Al
the Army and Naval once south tect corner OF Fulton.
up stairs SANIs v DEMOKESr 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

A rTENTION.-S5OO OASH.-NO DECEPTION. VOLUk-
teers and Substitutes wanted for tine army and navy
All information cheerfuly given at No Cnctre street.
sign OF the FLAG. LEE ROGERS. Principals fur
nshed with substitutes ut reasonable rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

Il G LToN, AUcrIosEER- HOUSE
Il haa Furniture. Garpsts. CURTAINS MIRRORS. Parlor
Fr is i,tage 3uits a. On Wednesday August at lN
O'Clock q. r.. a. Il East twenty eighth Fourth
sve1pr ~ rsrIltsrs Of the story hcuse. II
MI peisa sno-f every Kind and description Ok ~ Tor.
4trius hN9ns BEDROOM AMI Easement Furniture; Tapes
81 'r''sels Thrsepy and 1Dgrain Csrlet, Parcr Fur
s,iti haokcsses Narbloht rarb TOP Centre and Card
Jaats Die D.cs ing Bureaus Extension Tables:
Wrench ard other Bed Mirrors Curang aresses
Beds Kitchen furnture, &c, &c n. Asae will be per
en- 2tcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

RMY. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS $500 VIOLIN
Three sabsttues wanted $S $500 and $500 casl
avon. Parties bringing will be paid the largest amour
Of hand money paid ONCE in the city Apply at th
Bounty Pay Army and Navy Agency Ill Nassau street. vi
steira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

10y E. T. WILLS, Observation-Disclosures NO.
uce -serempiory sac Of ~, crates Of Earthenw
Itf:au and Glass va (i0U damaged) Wednes.
ds August ct II ocock at rs Murray Caialo
gs4.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

A LII PERSONS DESTROYS or ENTERING THE
IA will receive the highest bounty and
find IL greatly 10 their anage by calling at the princi
pal office 70 South street. of Maiden lane stairs
Substitutes furnished at the shortest notice reasonable
DOWNING 4 CO.
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CAMERON RIFLES (HIGHLANDRRs)-coLONE
~ s: NJ. Elliott commanding FIFTY volunteers wanted
organizing in this city Splendid chances for promotion for
RECRUITS Joining this regiment. Promo
from the ranks The regiment will be Offered
by who service In the held aud the well
cared for Richest bounes paid volunteers Sl2j paid
bringing 3Apply at 423 Broadway N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

G1s nlN THIRTY ONE ytAR Yrs W&HvrW
IO.VV'y. TO- tho tots dav owUf.f 4siaF
bteides rr'sA sut relief money, will be stnr 0n
agent ia Wrsl street stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

I. youNg SAvAb OFFICER. OF GOOD srANDiSo
a. iac service. scd With 40 ann Income desires
.nrd ,ib vou-r .ady of cntvat' and reine
80, ~ts,v 10 pursonai description 81 As
n requested Address Ro0t. Fort scua
II a & Richucpd. New Orleans, La.
MAX ADVERTISER A GENTLEMAN M GOOD CIR
tgalFes to make the acquaintance or pv
possessing wong lady not twenty -four With view 10
!, air rary Flrts euouers need apply. address
ssacertv station u. New York.
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A GOOD MAN wANTED-TO GO AS A SUBSTITUTE
"A who will be paid the highest bounty; alien
veteran of two Apply o. once at No. Park place
81.
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~ tse, 30. SO Amity street-Those who apply in the
early stage of disease will be surprised at the and
pdity OF the Those who have suffered long
will best appreciate his services
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al CEN CksH IN HAND FOR THREE GOOD
GI.ocV men, either IS hsttutcs or voluni era
Choice " heavy artillery Tor garrison duty, oavsre M
the signal Also purscrs ceyk three Gre
two coahrsvcrs sik sndtneu aud cook and steward
for Of the fas.cst steamer In the Awerscsn
Apply VI the United states army and Nav HeadGuR tors
% West street, corner ~ Cedar. KING ROACH.
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MADAME GRyNDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6
w Anity place. three doors from Amity street be
consulted all diseases of females Her medicines
and certain Convenient for ladies' who desire
and medical attendance during onhnement.
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a CARD TO The LADIEs.-cBARLEs LUrzH, d.
"A Professor Of Obstetrics and Surgery and IL years
OF successful practice this CITY, postve cure
10 lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
In twentyfoue hours matter complicated the
case may Gan be casuited q mis- old established pri.
Office 645s broadway. and where his falling
female medicines obtained by letter to
the United States; price S. B-rhe Doctor he's
elegant atoms attend
in the CITY for patients who wish remain during treat
ment. All uncat,oDs strictly confidential. At home
all hours of the day and evening
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A DyICE TO MARRIED LADiES-MADAME RES
n TELL, Female Physician and Professor OF Midwifery
be consulted usual al w Chamber street But one
interview viii be No charge for advice Her in
fall BILE medicines also be obtained a. l27k Liberty
street or by mail, price S. Ladies VINO desire board and
sammodstsa Her French Pills No J. prize 81 boy or
never fail safe and healthy; price SIS box Can be
sent by mail, with fun directions N. B-Madame Reseli
deems her duty caution ladies' against mtaors OF her
Advertisements who only rob them of their but
InIi an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-02

DR H. A. BARROW. AUTHOR or THAT POPULAR
~ medical work. Human Fraty,r may be consulted
usual atl94 Blescker street. between Macdougal and Cot
tspe Mn
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I Is. HALsEY. AUcTloSsER

& I Is. HbBsLl. AJCT0SEER
O.. nv T. X dAl,SEY too.
&dministrhoTs sale -fHfuAY. August 8 q, II o'clock
10 clote the Estate ". W. Ti1has deceaaed), the
PEsMiSss NOS 70 AND y COMMERCE STREET.
4 ACHlh tH-Consstng ~ part CT one sis horse steam
Engine nni 5oier. o5raete Shaping and irou Iathss
flarer. Punching Machine Jig and Buzz Saws Mortisn-
Macnnea Forges Furnaces Shaftng Betting Pultcys
sill. V.ses 81 also sinner Eewng Machine; also stock
81 Pains OIL Varnish Brushes &C.; also Lease OF Build
cng above mentioned. The maahinery s all OF the
lscurc q Rocers Co, Norwich Conn, and worthy the
Intention VI buyers.
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lKUTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO SEWER
contractors separae sealed proposals. each endorsed
with tito OF work for which 10 may be offered the OF
the bidder aud the date of s will be receive
ahs office until II o'clock A. n. Of Thursday. August III,
1896 for thu construction Of In the following
70 wit
Tenth avenue from Thirty fourth 10 Thirty nth street
THIRD avenue, froml0sth TO 10th street
Thirty eighth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Third avenue, from Ninth 70 Tenth street; and
Hudson street from Beach 10 Hubert street
Specifications and blank forms the bids can be OBJ.
tanned application 70 the contract clerk At this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAQH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
JULY 80. 1854 Croton Aqueduct Board.
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LII MEN ENROLLED, LIABLE TO re DRAFTED
IN bankers. merchants and others furnished with sne
s,'.asss ~ army navy Exemption paper for three yss
obtained Provost Mars al 1T district Referenre
given to merchants lof this other ctes Of wet know
high reputation Apply TO Captain COMBS 90 llspenAr
street. broadway Brooklyn men will do we'll to call
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED TO-DAY APPLY AT 2I2
IN Broadway, room No. 10. No broker need apply.
A ALIEN SUBSTITUTE WANTED TO DAY A GOOD
"A need not look for a better chance than be
found by calling the oce of tho Howard Belt Co., 436