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Consultation bv letter otherwise, fitEE for u
recton of letters,'see below.
yIyHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
! loved on this coast uninterrupted success
of fourteen years, and has become one OF the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
brared Lock Hospital is TO London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Rlcor9 to PARIS,
this Institute has become TO the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the world, and the success OF It's
treatment ranks il second TO none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and lR-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
desroyers of health. They insiduously attack
the system and gradually undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
lustrc from the eve. the strength and vigor from
the frame: they give to the world pnny and
diseased offspring, and poison, through success
sive generations of the race of man. The marks
can be seen in Scrofnla, Consumption, Cripples,
the ldiotic, the Paralytic the Insane, etc.
There is n more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
taminaton of Venerial Poison. The mildest
forms by rcrcatine TO the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword Of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly dcstroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, reco9,d-ed as the most fafdl raedi-
cal eaemy 10 man. combining with the Vencrial,
doubles his dangers. Those VINO nave peeh
treated with that pernicious mineral poison are
not cured the disease has only assumed a new
form
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the svs-
TEN. eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
ont in the future with vrulcnce that will
hattie the effects of medicine, WHEN PERFECT
CURES can he obtained by consulting phvsi-
clan whom long practice and thorough nvcsti-
cation into causes of DISEASES of the URINA-
RY ORGANS enables TO determine at once the
nature Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care.
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed.
In Syphilis and its adiuncts; Gonorrhn,a and It's
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder. Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs D1s-
pcpsa: Indigestion. lmpoteacv: lusipicnt Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the urinary organs.
IN either sex. cure always warrautci. OR NO
DEB[ II3 T') 4f Tho F'rIN TF
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Arising from bad state Of the blood chronic Diseases
cracatcd and clear and transparent surface reganed
by the restorative action Of this Ointment II srfases
Of the aul other toilet appliances power
q dsrc ra.e- nni oier l-.llgmremont- OF the lce.
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4%<>rss sessiF9 &l'

Or. Ctas Il. Tozer's Institute
Is si,u.r a A tvsa-e ryrter oi sixth between and
t:cf-. Sacramento.
OFFICE % 70 j..;~-l.r.in 70 A. =, to
t'.r4sultttiel at tt. 'foo or lv letter. Free.
All letters 1ai' -isI lrr--a3
=. DIR rIIAS- IL TNTEi:.
-lrlniacuto city.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH !
Every Nan lis 0#n Physician !
PILLS!
H0LL0WAYS OINTMENT.
Of Ire stomach, Etrer and Eo.rsts.

.i5isOrdfrs OF ne Sf0M0rh. Lirer nHd I50ireIg.
Tic Stomach is tie great center Whic influences tho c1
disease of the sysfcn--ahusrd Ieiiatol ~
Indigestion offensive breath li p fsical pr-tlton the
natural consequences Allied the brain, as fhc Of
Headaches mental depression. ncrvaus complains tud
fesin sleep. The Liver becoics affected
bilious disorders, pans in the side &c Tho Bowels -yuI
thse by C-tiyeness parrhea and DlseN5cry. The prnc
pal action Of these Pills j. the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in yher Iecupeuye
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And diseases arne from the of Mercury. such pain
in the hone- svellings Of tle-aerent Joints Of the ho
dy running c and inuritie Of the blood chr
cl in q short tnc ly the Of my VEGETABLE MIN
II Nl.e. l,n.lEn nnly - my .niE
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CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. CorxrY OF TeIyfIY.
; ss.--I, \. J. LOOMS, county Clerk Of said
county. aud ex-ottico Clerk Of the Probate Court
thereof. certify the foregoing to he a true copy
Of the original order on file and Of record in NY
Office.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro-
(L.s.) bate Court. this 7th day of November, A.
D. 1866 y j. LOOMS, Clerk.
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ErusipeIns nna az ah.nn..
Eiea Eeg., Nfd sores nNA EIcers.

Are of the and virulcut soIder- prega-
this continent 70 these the Ointment especially
taroui-tc Il 1ods oDeTasd first eradi,atctle
venom and then complete the
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ErmptfOns on me isEfn.

Gases many year, Standing that rertinaciousIy
lsr1 t. yield oter remedy iuvari-
bly, succuue Ia few applications Of this powerful
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smDohe here mention all the diseases with which
he = familiar: Some perhaps will not be out Of place
NE most formidable tie most destructive 70 mankind rs
NeAhuse The brain being the seat ~ the disease lie
whole surs in consequence viii here enumcrs,te
some ~ tp symptoms afflicted he able to
i1fn an opinion IN regard to their complaints and seek al
wee IN time thereby sGvin themselves world Of suffering;
NerYAus helijy Loss of Memory Pain IN the Limbs aud
lAfk l&Fi'aton # the Heart Trembling OF the limbs
Headache and Aversion Genial Society especially iiat
Of females There great more but these are sui
hcient and should Won be suffering from any OF them l on
DB. T0ZlR and he VIII Won in short time without
ntcrruon in vonr husinesser state Your case 10y lot
ter AND ee win he occaen for ylnr calling nt The oce
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nv Female Pills

the b,S H=l m ti climate fr Suppression of the
AIanihly Stpc= isrv 1dy should ]'vea hoX i 'se of
ur~e4sv Price g. C.n.altaton at the cfcc lv let
ter FIRE. ST irefs returned destroyed Cffcr hours
Fl ul Q e. =. Al,
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Diseases Peculiar to Females,

such a. rrenon Sfirnrsion and Panfil Ncnsrnation.
efr hayr hcel lIr fr great number of years.
and rlu srfriv Iron @ rerrrt in -h'rt time
Er NOT deferred gou calling Dr. TXEB From de'ioacy
err ~ fear f vae.uJc us tr Doctor t. IN whom yon
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The Old Formulas

Of R-or Acton anil Botwick Of little account except
DRY the disease The -nrl'c- leaving the poison in
the blood which later viii show itself
srY disease in a aggravated nm These facts have
el by experience and think can without hoastn. that
havr practice in these diseases than any other
Tivsicia IN California dating il does from ISlo It ba
comes therefore. 10 think we'll. before You employ
riy zicjau.
WI, tle proper cousult-an oil experienced
n.o ON. WIN. IL r--.l..lN l-.-l amnnr-f Won.
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!ssfes ard EYsfu!a.

Every form and feature these prevalent and stubborn
disorders locally and entirely by the use ar this
cnolient warm hopd prccele application.
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at 70 o'clock, a. 81. to show cause, if any they
have. why an order should not be granted 20 said
Administrator 20 sell so much Of the real estate
Of the deceased rs shall be necessary to pay such
debts. And it is further ordered that copy Of
the FOREGOING order be published once week for
four weeks in tne TRINITY JoCKNAL. a newspaper
published in the county aforesaid.
JOHN MURPHY County Judge,
and ex-osirio, Judge eff the Probate Court.
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SYphaletic Disease,

II presents itself this c0ast Is Of formllile
character an That seen in the Aflantc States Turonr
RISING from fact of its heng cnnannf Of Spanish chi
oese and Sandwich Island disease Those of y1u have
visit the two n,dohf have the dread
fll effects both the nativc and foreign population
II requires altogether different modes # treatment
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINITY;
IA the matter o. si4c Estate Of !. N. Il
MAY. deceased.

On READING AND FILING TIE PETITION
gof JAS D May Administrator Of the said ES-
tate. PRAYING for an order of sale of the real e>-
tate therein described, and it appearing to this
Court that there is not sutlicen; personal estate
in the hands Of the said Administrator to pay the
allowance 40 the family. the debts outstanding
against the deceased, and the expenses Of admin
,traou. and that It is necessary to sell the whole
Of the real estate of said deceased fof the pay
mcnt Of s1cl debts
It is ordered, that all persons interested in said
estate appear before this Court. at the Court
room thereof. ut Wcavcr,ille, county Of Trinity
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TIE WAY TO Do Ir.-Several years ago Charles
H and Sarah s. were married in the city
of New York. Charles wealthy and in good
business-very comfortable circumstances for a
young man-which tended of course to develop
his naturally liberal disposition. Feeling TINS
happy and Independent of the world 5 frowns. he
day during the honeymoon proposed to his
youthful bride to give her five thousand do!ers
for every q scion Of his house which should be
engrafted upon the family tree--an arrangement.
as may be supposed, to which Sarah made not
the slightest objection. Time passed on, Charles
faithfully performing his agreement and making
no inquiries as to the disposition of the money
by his better half. until they had been married
some ten years Fortune, which lad smiled with
constancy, suddenly turned her back. and left
him apparently high and dry among the breakers
of Wall street. When the crisis arrived he went
home with heavy heart to announce the sad
news to his wife that he was ruihed-that every
thing was gone. ''Not qnite bad as that. my
dear" said she. - Wait minute, and see what
have been doing" Thus saying. she ran up
stairs, and soon returned with deed in her own
name to one-half the elegant block of houses in
the neghhorhooi, worth thirty thousand dol
lars You see | have been industrious, and
have laid up something for rainy day. If you
had been smart your brother, we might
have had the whole block by this time.
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f. THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
~ antly situated in picturesque valley
EEssa about seven miles from Red Bluff. The
sA-rssr-- buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed and visitors will find all the comforts of n
home, as well as the health-gving virtues of the
waters
The most eminent physicians Of San Francis
co and the State, after careful analysis of the
tiers, pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters in the United States
and this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS of per-
sons who have been cured of chronic diseases.
after havngtried in vain the best medical advice
For chronic diseases of all kinds Rheumatism M .
Scrofuia' Nervous complaints Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Skin diseases, Uterine affections, and
the diseases of females, tese ,raters are nfaaJie.
The charges moderate. and every attention
viii be afforded to promote the comfort Of inva-
lids For further information apply to Dr. r. A.
Thomas, WeaYerville DR.. A B. Goss. Hay Fork
or address J. c. BRADLEY. Red RlpT
Tuscan Springs, April 20, 1866 l5.tf.
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tn their various either Primary Secondary
relitay completely eradicated from the system Your
.ttntion restored to perfect health there will he
danger handing down yonr children that terrible dis
e.t-p kuou m as Sorsfutn.
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DR.. CHAs. Il. T0ZER'S
Private Medical Institute!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. J and H.
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL COM
PLANTS FoRMERIY OF LOCK HOSPITAL
LONDON, EIGHT YEARS IN sACRA-
NENTo AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in san FRANCISCO.
DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

EXPERIENCT IS OF FORTY YEARS STANDING. AND
during that time has with unparalleled success in
the treatment Of all those generally known
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER's 5 FINAL APPEAL.-In
order to check the claims Of Copperheads and
Johnsonites on Beecher, we publish the follow
ing conclusion of a sermon delivered by him at
Plymouth Church, October Goth -" Brethren,
Governor Fenton represents the idea of civil ref
ormation, and Mayor Hoffman represents the idea
of continued mis-government in this State and
you may smooth it over by what names you
please, he represents reformation which the
popular party, represented by Governor Fenton
in this State, epresents-reformatio in civil at-
fairs. | have 4 right, then, on the broad ground
of morals to appeal to the interests, to the rca-
son, and to the conscience of every thoughtful
man on this subject, and do. l have right to
appeal to every man, of whatever party, and say,
if you love christianity if you love morality, and
would spread it, demand, in the name of Christ
and morality, that you give your vote and nfu-
ence to that side that will most certainly estab-
lish justice and equality
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Structure Of the Urethra
Venerial Diseases,

Is health send for Of nv
disease and inform Yourself of its terrible
results. The worst cured in few DAYS
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NO CURE, NO PAY !

~ Consultation bv letter or otherwise. FREE For d
rection of letters below.
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r. ALBERT BOWLER, Constable and
Collector, authorized receive monies due this Office
and to furnish our printed receipts therefor.
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Ny Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Rbcumatisn, Neuralgia,

Destroying the disease and purifying she blood that tn
IS uo danger Of secondary symptoms
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Tuscan Springs!
Tehama Co, Cal.

j. c. BRADLEY. Proprietor
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RoMAs LOAN
AMERICAN ISSUE-FOUR MILLIONS DOLLARS.

To insure Treasury the states OF the Holy See
s m e Ap ni @ r ~ rsan &
scr,otion Of the loan now offered % the pubic,
Holmes = view q he present condition Of moneay mat.
assist lin il srmounng HIS present temporary ebarrass.
ens a. we r. 70 present & 70 eaP has as
one haqarss dollar seil BOND: =. y go - :
hundred dollars rod each bearing cent interest
"a " spr and h o c Il % on IN New y Yo s
ha SeT oesp f. ne gs rate % e
IRON i9 sl2gO WIN be annually Appropriated fcr The
cancelled viii be applied 10 the further reduction Or the
4 believed hn .s loan viii commend sa to 70 s%p
addresses himself 70 them Il vain
as bis y esea sS o a1 nh
has always psnctualy fulfilled every engagement Of It's
Subscriptions received and Coupons paid the following
y$. BsaR2 R gTET1s Gas Esssss stree.
GsSs r3 DR hsT co. 81 south Third street pAa
saS:sEipaoa: also received ey Mr. JOHN MURRAY
Robert Murphy being the Of Introductory
s sa oo%m aS he % Ii, fT
the reyereld clergy and faIsa,a Of our diocese ,s
JOIN Archbishop Of New York
The venerable Catholic clergy throughout the rulted
States and the canadas 60 expedite this good work vii
Forward lie same BY draf or 70 the Central oc 4
the banking house Of Messrs Duncan, sherman A Co.,
marked the envelope POntihral Loan receip of
which the bonds vii, be Immediately transm. ted y them
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent,
DOMAIN LOAN AGENCY.
IL Orders all Of the United States for the Ro
man Poninca Bonds filled by return express. 500 god
bonds at 500 gold each
JOHN Is. MURRAY Authorized Agent,
IS Nassau street. New York
GAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOSE RAILROAD COM.
Isl sy ne s Viii be pd ~ FEES Pine
NEW York, June = i-6d.
CROCK FOR sALE--A SMALL AMOUNT AT DIS.
= count IN New YORK Incorporated Manufacturing Com
established few since. and doing increased
business profit OF $50 cent Persons having
money 10 invest address Iron boz l6D Herald office
V,HE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMENS BANK FOR
savings have ordered that interest free OF government
paid dcpossors entitled thereto for the six months
ending June 80 as follows
$500 under ut the rate OF six cent
aud exceeding $500 at the rate OF Ave
cent pay able and after Monday 10th INST
Tbs nieres, win be placed TO The ers q te deposor a.
principal. WM. u. MACY, President
wIIIiAn NELSON Secretary
kKw yoak. July 8 1895
UTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK
u CANAL STREET. CORNER OF yARICK
DEPOSITS FROM TEN CENTS TO $500 RECEIVED.
SIX PER CENT rNrE itEST FREE or TAX.
DEPOSITS BEFORE JULY n DRAW INTEREST FROM
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Leaving pier " North river. Is follows
PENNSYLVANIA SAILS SATURDAY.. JULY Z.
SCOTLAND, SATURDAY, JULY a.
VIRGINIA. SATURDAY. JULY ~.
DENMARK SAILS JULY -.
Cabin Passage SlD0: steerage $50
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
scerage passage tickets bring parties from Liverpool
Queen town for S3J currency
&c ~ corresponding rates,
Drafts for issued any bank in Great
Britain aud ireland NJ the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin passage apply nj the Companys
Office 81 Broadway and FOR seerage tickets the passage
u ~ v HURST, Manager
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PROPOSALS.

lROrON AQuFDuCT DEPAHT dFNT. NEW YORK.
" June ~ Iss.fo iron founders. Sealed proposals. wi
received oc~ Hotu nds CIV Hsn Park until n
O'Clock NJ OF Thursday The l2h aay a July loo Tor Abe
supply ~ Cast Iron Water Pipes. VIZ.
1870 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipe - Inches Internal a.
SOC feet Of Cast Iron water Pipe nehc. Internal
l6eo feet Cos. Iron Water Pipe inches internal a.
90 fes Cas-, Iron Water ripe sirrhes Internal diameter
III pr4ncb Pipes and other special stlngN.
S~parnte bis nv " ~ and will received for the
2Llnrh plre Tor the ~. q and finch pipe Tor the
special casneN bat such bids mus, ne either for the whole
81 the 2One ppe. for nc whole u all other ppe or Tor
the whole ~ The special Cast .nEA
yarh tsa rn1s b. Dd0rssd "ropoasa for Cas-, Iron
Wstsr pirss special Cawnga" together with the
az the bidder and date ~ ~ Offering
The amount of securfty nnqaiirwa wifi b. tln.fN0,
spec6catloss and bsnk forms u bids BE- had on ap
plicatlOn at ths Office. V. : ..~u.....w... =
ROBERT n DARKAgU, Aguednci
A ~.
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PI,SoFonrEs

IrOR sALR~kT HALF Irs VALUE a epLrspIn
roscsO1i round rnfnrreA PAnsfnrts octave AL
oversiruns bass It ~ Nofns street. lrrsry tiY
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AsrnoiseY

a gtrv-vfes wEfftsuT.w rfffta ~ ~ atwres
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H1h sfr~t NrMsNYt
gArRilf MAI AsTeOLygfk g tahRt
"a. tHfN FrtE Tai Haaffy. NAtAe Eff NNtr III
rs - vsNtAf0sn reNt lea 1M 49, "a 8atf
$780, l..FY n s5I ae4iA tstt.
ias ~ re- tsF mnst'~r taass I'D "A nsn ~ t ~
NfAplgY roRrrn ct.SEyCYtsr aSD .sFa0LD
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW or NARRiAsR-cOS.
a tanlng nearly 100 pages aud 100 hne plates aud
cravings Of tie anatomy ~ the human Ia state Of
health and iscase, viii treatise % carly sgr Va aepi1
rabIe consequences uvor the mind and bJdy with the
authors pan only rational
mode cure, shown BY the report ~ tested
truthful adviser the married and thxe contempt -
who would know thear physeal c.naiton sent
address rcCept Of - In stamps
81 postal currency Address DR. la Croir 81 Maiden lane,
Albany N Y.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

II
| T ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINg-PAs
IL sage to London direct 500 500 aud $50 payable In
rency Passage from London $50 500 and $50 payable in
| gold
| WM. PENN, Captain Billings. from New York July7.
/ ATALANTA, Captain PInkhan. from New York July 21
CELIA, Captain Gleadel from New York, August II.
The new and elegant British iron steamship WIN PENN,
5u tons will SAIL for London direct saturday July
a. neon from pier No North river The accommodation
Tor passengers board this steamer unsurpassed For
passage apply 10 CHAS "A. WHITNEY 20 Broadway. For
ROWLAND &AsPINwALL, Agents
only AMERICAN LINE.
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDS United States
Mail
ATLANTIC Chas. Hoyer 5000 l., I, 600 h. ~,
Leaves New York for BREMEN, calling at COWES,
On THURSDAY, 10Th JULY,
and BREMEN at the following rates payable IN gold-
First cabin, Sl05; Second. S62 50, Seerage 81 3d.
The BALTIC win follow ON the I'd OF August.
FOR freight or passage apply 20
RuGER BROS, General Al gents, Is Beaver street
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW AND
- the Irish ports
The favorte passenger steamers OF
,.. THE ANCHOR LINE.
BRITANNIA Sails Saturday July IL
jury II
sails Saturday, july -
49, RATES OF PASSAGE PAYAAI.N IN rusRKscr.
70 Liverpool Glasgow Belfast Derry or Dublln-Cabins
&aoand $40; ste, rage, $40
Prepaid certificates from these ports 10 New York ST
Storage S5.
For further information apply at companys Offices
FRANCIS MACDONALD x co, Agents
No 6Bowlng Green, New York.
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VTNIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u CANAL STREET CORNER OF yARICK.
DEPOSITS FROM TEN CENTS 10 $500 RECEIVED.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, FREE OF TAX.
DEPOSITS BEFORE JULY q DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY L.
ASSETS, SlO73.ai5 H.
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40 nna wAyTFD-oS A iirE INSURANCE 20
'SD.UbU lcy, of seven years standing Address o. w..
Dor 4 sn Post once.
con 0Q0 wANTED--AMPLY SECURED by RIAL
~ZU.UUU estate In Richmond Va. Li0cral Interest
allowed and note. payable 10 New York Inquiry can b.
made through HARRISON GATH Co, " New stree,
COO aaa HUDSON COUNTY n. o., SEVEN PER
sN.)U.UUU. cent Bonds-Proposals for Sbbl and 81 90
bonds received uni July TO- bonus allowed subsoIibers "
make annual interest eight per cent applications muA be
endorsed Proposals f0r lDsnn aud flied with THOMAS
NEWTON Banker. 81 81 oad~sy. New YORK
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f,Roroy AQUEDucr DErARrMEsr
" NV YosK July 1885

f,RoToy AQUEDUCr DErARTNEsr
NV YoRx. Jaly 8 1895
TO BUILDERS
Sealed proposals endorsed, for building Dwelling House
IL fEc Central Para the resolving Together
% Inc nans II hliinf and date N u. Offering VII ~
vaeive AZ III nnt N ociack Al ~ ~ Tuesday the nth
d.v ~ Tuy 1919 AZ they will b~ rubiclY opened
10 flrulsklnk the materials and buling dwehnE house
IN The Central Pafx the receVlg rcserggirs The
amount 81 security required wif BE- Ave hoand doliAra
rus specifications csn - SEEN application e ihs
engineer this oace where biank forms q bids can
-" =. THOMAS STEPHENS Croion
ROBERT r. DAERAGH. fAguef lst
A. W CRAVEN, bard
fgrO STONE BLOCK PAvERs.-SEPARATE sEALl0
proposals endorsed its the title " the FIR
Witch Il tho ~ bidder aDd he aae ~
oNsYfag win he received this 0s@ uni ~ 0ciock A. ~
az Monday jay t4 Tor the construction " block
IN cedar street from Pearl W North river
h~rona from y tha Howefy Charles street.
from IIudson Grreuneh avenue f0rtr ninsh
sareet frgfa SIKH Eighh as1nue Tbir,y aEal sreri
from rth Nrih Tblfy Auth trrr fryn fiffh
- avenue; TWENTY ninth street from Fth ayehue -
RfoAaway Worth from Bsuatway BAEisr street,
$40 IweAy ESD street. frln FMA avenue ~ rHM AY~uat
EsrE f9rfns ~ BIDS p-n atNts be ebtAins1
arpllgatloa 10 the Contrsot rfers A. this pgea
THOMAS SrFrHEMs, } Crnirm
R0MLKI \. pARRAGH. Aaa-art
orrrrs caoros AsvSpucr DxraRrsEsr 5aas y, $50
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LINE HORSES FOR sALE.-OSE TEAM is HANDS,
tro In 2i5 Team, 80 hands, suitable for family
saddle very stylish inc lG-hand orse, suitable
Tor family buggy saddle tro in 81 price $1,000.
Apply at G5 broadway, stable 23 Raymond street
BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-07
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FASHION coURsE-TRoTTING.-SAT JULY
4 lSd6-Puso and stakes 500. j. II. Wilson's = h.
Clarence, q. Glberts bay colt owners b. b. Sid Nichols