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A FASHIONABLE &REssMAKER WISHES TO GO
out 60 ladies by the day. Mt their residence. Call
r address Airs D., corner Of 18th and Hudson ss for
two days.
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THE COPtRTrERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between tho andersigned under the name and arm Of
L.. a. RUSSELL.
SAMUEL EOpl Err.
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DARE CHANCE FOR MAKING MoNEY.-PARrSER
III wanted, wa llttle capital cashier in the most
lucrative and best payng travelling business In the United
States Inquire al 60 Broaiway tMenies House,, room
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pARTNER wASTED-As CASHIER II AN EsraH.
i lished business. good man with few hundred dol
lars capital may apply to MOODY Co. ~ Pine street;
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ytTANTrD-A PARTNER, IL A WHOLESALE LIQUpE
w business. ready established have from 81 90
u 5000 IA ready mony Best o. references given and
quired. Apply At a. Brusdway room M. 4.
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DARrSER, ACTIVE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u established; profitable; answer reference. Whitiey
Her I'D enice. .t# y
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1)ARTNER WANTsD.--A STEADY MAN WILLING TO
i invest $500 may have steady cgnployment in neat
paying business at "a Duane sree top floor CaTand cH
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The American Journal II Science and Arts for July
contains several articles Of particular interest A" De-
scrpton OF an Ancient pulchIa Mound near Ne~aIk'
Ohio" by o. c. Marsh, is an important addition to the
researches " Squcr Davis and Latham into the history
Of the early Inhabitants OF the Mississippi Valley The
mound which Mr.. Marsh examined, was remarkable iof
its sire and the nun Dor Of skeletons which it containe
no fower than II bcing found, while The "olAS
opened by previous explorers seldom contained moIe
than one which unquesionaby belonged 10 inc nlounu
builders Tie vari'us implements ana Tehains VI UNI
mails found this Newark mound were also fehaIAnoy
numerous and the author makes several ingenious and
important deductions them which promise to be OF
historical value Prot. o. y. Rood Of Columbia College
describes a new instrument for measuring the
"Prodnetion Of Therno-Electc Currents by Percussion
and gives the result of his experiments with it. Edward
s. Morse propounds novel system for the
classification of Mousoa, based on the Principle
Of Equalization which will probably attract good
deal Of attention from naturalss. Prof T. D. Andrews,
In paper on Petroleum in its Geological Relations
supports the theory that the OIL as now generally iouu'
is the product of dstlaton Of btuminous shaos' &c
DR. C. f. Wpsow contributes "Notes on Tides at Tahiti
and Earthquake Phenomena and expresses hope that
Prof Bache win solicit and obtain from Congress The
necessary authority and means to institute accurate
and persistent observations upon tidal phenomena
In the South Pacific Ocean, believing that
researches made in that distant hemisphere will do more
to enlarge our knowledge Of mundane and planetary
physics than those instituted upon the Atlantic shores
He adds some interesting remarks the connection be-
tween the tides and earthquakes and concludes that solar
influence is the prcdomnang element in causal action
and that the lunar connection with terrestrial phenomena
Is reaconary rather than direct. The weknown Cana
daa geoiogist T. Stery Hunt furnishes Further Con-
tributions to the History Of Lime and Magnesia Salts
Josiah T. Cooke, IT,, paper son Danaliie new
Mineral Species from the Granite of Rockport Mass
j. Lawrence Smith, an interesting account Of "Ihe
Emery Mine Of Chester lIampden County, Mass, with
remarks on the Of Emery aud It's associate miner
as" and Prof c. A. Young Of Dartmouth, description
OF "a Proposed Printing Chronosraph" There are also
several shorter articles and the usual valuable summary
Of scientific intelligence.
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OYYIcE STREET COMMISSIONER Nc Al bRospNNs
ITO RACTORS.-Prop0sals, inclosed IN Z
sealed envelope Endorsed with the ,le Of the work al ~
bidder thereon will be received AZ tins ONE -
III WEDNESDAY, July IS, 1895. at II o'clock 4. n.
regulating grading and curbin east and "es-
For regulating grading and cuToins thirty ionh street.
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
regulating grading cubing Eighth between -
hh and One Hundred and Twenty ninth ses
regulating grading and curbins One Hundred and I"enJo
street brtwr Third and Mount Morris square
grading and curling One Hundred and Noe'sas
street between Fourth and Eighth avenues
regulating adng and curbng sixty fourth street oe"~
Third and Fith avenues
For curling sutens and tagging Fny ninth street between ~
and Tenth ayenues A.. -
Tenth
Hank forms proposals together with the specifications and .se
BE- obtained this Office Dated Street pepaf'msn' "s~
'''-' '@' - CHARLES O. CORNELL, Street cOmmi'son.r
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RoBERT L. DARRAGH. A9aedess
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
orrcs CrorOs AeusDucr rOAED. July y, lsss


ITO CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSALS
Endorsed Proposals r Buildings son- Tower Er.ne He's
and Boiler Ouehundred seventy third a. ss
BRIDGE together with the Of the bidder and dss
Offering will be received this ofie until O'Clock
Friday the August 1906 which time they will be pee
lily opened furnishing the materials End completing ~
Tower Engine House and Boiler House
near One hundred and thirdst the High Bridge
Plaus specfca and s Information be obtained on
pcaon tho Engineers Office III gh Bridge where blank f'r
Of odds also be obtained
Tie amount Of Security required viii be Thrtyhve THOUSAND
Dollars THOMAS SIEfhENsl Ctotes
ROBT L. DARRAGH, iAgastee
A. W. CRAVEN BonA
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Fourth ava Entrance TWENTY seYentn'sL
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYohn; an
for 'hsven 100, 500 tEr,l 1lDA IN 49, 'IAJ w.
tEx-D a2. 80 aud 800 (Ex,Jp m $50. - 4, "a
For Bridgeport. TOO 800, III lilo nj Llo' tEIJ ~"
(EI.,l at3 80 tEx \ q. m
for Milford and stra;iord 100. II. 20 m ~ ~"
forfafhed Southport and Wes,pon. ~" u'"A -" y" p
For Norwslk 100 600. H..1so m. I2Is (ELJ 400
(EI.b AS 40, $50 800 Ell
For Daen, 100, go. IL 20 a m IA IS. 40 eD p M
For Greenwich O n g0 IN TO- AS 49, SO 1901 pm
Tor Stamford 100 90 III 40 LO Ia M Rla tELb 2l'
400 tEIJ -, 40 $50. 80 500 (Erl D. m N IN M,
for fort Chester stations wv NV '' ~
zl3 9+3 40 so. GO. D. m. .,>,.
rof boston Via Springfield 800 I'LL 'N 'Ih'' y M
for boston, via Shore Line 2lS (EI) hyp o., "a. N
eco m.
For Conn.e,eu River Railroad coca I) i1i'p tsMoa
tea Joo p IN. TO Northampton.
for Hartford. Provdsnes and Fhkn hAlroAd tc 'EA, m
nl5p IN.
Haven. EswLondon and soninE'a kair'sa 400
N. r. is. 400. 800 D. IN.
fot Canal Railroad. l2.i5 o. 10 Northampton
FoS Housstonc Railroad. a o. m
For kAurstuck RarJ.d. aOba 300 p M
fof Dsnburv ard NorwalE Railroad a ~ Eo p M 20 p N
JAMES III. HOYT S1pt
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Orfnu Gtenmcrs.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DlRECT-The New-York
L Man steamship Coapsuy's MARiPosA viii Rave
SAIl kbAi. Jzy % ~ nom the ConpanYs iisr
No ~ " X For freight passage apply Ht the Cema Office No
10 Barciays-
NOR HAVANA DlRECT-The lavo-ite sdc.wheel
steam er COLUMBIA. u. H. Barton, Commander will sal
WEDNESDAY, August pructisly 1t 3ooock from Pier No.
North Riyer For Freight or Passage appy to
GARRISON a ALLES. AgrHts No. 5Bowlin7-ereen.
VNUF NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAMSHIP
AMERICA j. C. Meyer carving Tinted states mall
viii ,.i nom o. Third HoUoken.
SATURDAY. Juy n.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Tsfiug pisscngersto
rOyDOy HAVRF. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
,,b hi M rates PAYABLE gold s equivalent 10 earfency:
FOR The f cabin second cabin etl %, seeraS 80 3D.
10 be followed by the steamship HERMANN o. Wenke master.
July ~.
'''-s w. OELRICHs Il Co. No. So Brosd-st
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
L Cb.ps and ghu TIP Bs, ,rot fsling
In the world Of those magnificent eaIr METEOR OF = T.
@sIDFTr lesvs. Cleveland every WEDNESDAY at p NJ
a Dsr eveiy THURSDAY at II Tor al Lake Superior
% Trio occupies 10 days Room, secured and al Information
i0Hh' - GARRFTSoN L Co. Ceveland. Ohio.
sP BRADY Co, or }. T.WHlTlNd 90, DeHot Mich
MOP NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, WHITE
i >,rrrNTAiNs and LAKE. MEMPhREMAGOG - Steamers
Lave Tor New Haven 3:i3 AID II CONNECTING win sroad
1TORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
'. 10, ~ B,reayDn and after July H. Nothing msi trains
fr IIfrkeown and inermedae stations VII leave AZ o'y u
Man Express stations west OF DLouFn %sVP' III Do'
TAP'S'' " ~ 8. school, Assistant Superintendent
NFWJERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave loot OIL
snd p p ~ BALTIMORE and WAsHIssTos at and ~ '
.. NJ sni u midnight
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL COMPANY.-On and after FRIDAY, June J. the ..>oE
HOYT rsenzr Of this Road will leave Pier No y Noin
River Dusne and connect at Port Monmouth Win u-''
FOR the following points on the Ro d; . ,.----.. 4.
. ~ Express Line for PHILADELPHIA direct taking p's'enser 20
Red Bsnk Long Branch FARMING dale Point Pleasant bnHsons
Nsncheer Toms River Woodnanse Bneg shamonR lucSrt'
Ton ASTON Jakson all Stations the Phad pha sud Atnuc
Railroad Through to Phade pha In i've hours rare 9s n.
M Prom Pier No and t:l9 m.from Pier No for Fort
Monnouh nrhlsnds Mddeiowu Shrwsbury Eatonown ocean
ro Rraurhr, Long Branch SHARK River sqnan Farlnsha
Point squnknm Bcksbur Manchester Tom RIVER ana
The Ffish Boat leave. for ell points the line and
Philadelphia - $500 ,,, ,,,,rv,.
Express lOa. arriving in New. YORK at 2 10 D. NJ
Freign at $3.50 arriving In New-f ORR A. a. N -
Nav and Express 23o arriving In Ne"'1ork a. s'JV
A. m and stopping at Pier No. , North River. . 49,
ban baggage be delivered at Pier NO 81 IS none w Dc
feerved q Pier No. j. w. n tbhilO' Dup"
rrnc
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excursions.


A DAILY EXCURSION to the FISHING BANKS
Plot having SUNDAY, July snd every Day thsesheri
.syug Msrtets AZ "a Eghthst F. Pecksp AZ ~ Chris
tophss, n. r. At "a and Pier No r., at O'Clock
FARE FIFTY CENTS.
scsnebe' Ba'd BAIT, Lines snd hefe.hment. on board
QUARTER FOR EXCURSIONS.
~ The arse and commodious steamboat HuOuENOIi also
POMONA GROVE. Ofce Pier No. ~ Noh RIVER
nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
i-h Summer excursions the fsyore esmer Jessie Hoyt,
daily (Sunay. eIepted pier No. 81 foo. Of t. Nonh
River No. embracing through the NIrows and Lower
Bay past FT. Lafayette Hamilton, &C., to Fot Monmonh ana
returning 2:30 kre for the round top
4" 'sN' 0"''1''" 1'~'' WM. r. CLAYTON. supt.
CUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT to KEYPORT.-
y The steamer SYLVAN GROVE. Capt. LONGsTREEr. VIII
make an sIcuron Keyport SUNDAY July o. aying a.. ~
Harlem "A Astoria a Eighth st. T. H., ~ fech
slip. Lndn Union kossvle IottenF ME ana AiN
ceut.. ioens and AHboy 80 cents. keypor % o1s
GUNDAY EXCURSION to GLEN COFE.-Ihe
y Steamer sYLVAN STREAM will leave Pekfl on sUNDA1
Dlv n No. Col Point. Nhte'tone. Great Neck, Cy
I,nd New Rochelle aud Glen Cove. Returning, leave Glen Cove
Al New Rochelle al T. landing At Eighth aud IhtJoufth
80. each way.
TOURISTS aud PLEASURE TRAVELLERS will
Re I'D b. lern The, the ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY have
iuirodlse sy.fen Of COMBINATION EXCURSION s1nss
val eie and enbarlng Niasura i Lske On
tsrio e Rive ~. Lawo 10 Monte Quee. Lake ChamTiin,
of me otdn Nouien Negiork, tie Cansds, snd Nes Ennd
sml Ticl Lake Teor email travellers 20 Yl
II Mouuisin and Copf Mines n that eson ~
Ey apIlng Il tie Ohce Of lie IRE RAILWAY
ton irsy c jbn ja. tie IcIe,ey deic a.we as I'll tie
ar iou.
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Bnnro ano Rooms.

BOARD at New Rochelle; a suite OF rooms over
ID looking Sound: plenty o shade milk ana y1oieS '
partieua apply 40 Eas. Fo1rhst or No 81 Dey't
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SUPREME COURT State of New:Y York

CUPREME COURT State of New-York.-
> CATHARINE z GARDNER plaintiff. as' james Gardner,
his wife Henrietta hi. u s. Rev Stamp,
Wife, David h. Ward and Rachel Aareis, his 80 cents,
wife, solomon Pancols W liam Pancoast Cancelled
sud Mary hi. wife. John d. Ayers James
Fila Anne Ayes, widow ofJohn
Ayers. MsssTet Ann Ayers john w Arp and Msds hi. wife
Merit dcfsndAntaSammons Rhet To the
fenans named aud hereby summoned
and required tho complaint IN this scton which has this
filed oce Of the Crk Of the City and County Of
wYo at the City Hal the said City Of Newfork and Of
which Il herewith "fvef and 20 OF
said comint the subsct bis Office No
Wal street City NewYork. within twenty days the
exclusive OF the day Of such services aud tail
complaint within the tune Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action appy tho Court for the relief demanded IN the
Tliint. Dii-d New-iork, Jue 81 1896 . 80.
ie29 lsw6wF a. F. WHITEHEAD, flinihs Attorney.
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Gotels.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL-Broadway and Eighth-st,
IA hswYok tic European Plan Rooms In suites snsy at
moderate rates
nEVOS HOUSE-No. l0S Bleecker-st, near
~ Broadway Euroreln plan furnished Rooms usle aud
suites r families and gent Transient and permanent ketaur
ant attached
ISLAND HOUSE, Bellows Falls, Vemont.-Is
now OPEN for th, accommodation Of Summer Visitors Sit
used in ths part the Connecticut Valley go mile
New-io he most duec 20 the White Mountains
CHARLES TOWNS. Proprietor
CAPE MAY, n. j.
Distant hour, ride Phrsleti has undoubtedly the best
Beach the AtAuin Tor o.. .Aing.
The two principal are
CONGRESS- HALL,
with accommodation for 100 guestsl
J. h. CAKE, Proprietor
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
(x.iA accommodations Tor 10 guessl
GEO. J. BOLTON Prontisior.
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Nem Publications.

I IFE and IMPRISONMENT
~ or
JEFFFRSON DAVIS,
Together with The
LIFE AND MILITARY CAREER
sTONEWALL JACKSON,
FROM Aufhentic Sources
WITH STEEL PORTRAITS or JEFF DAVIS
sIONEWALL JACKSON and GENERAL X. L. LEE
Complete oluue OF 800 pages
Price ~
SOLD nY SIBSt NiFION ONLY.
every snd County in the United States North
tnd south.
~. DOOLADY.
No. as Brosme-st,
New-YoTk.
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10000 IVNS .....
JULY IS, 1895.

NYwyoaK July H. ieA
THE DELAWARE. LACKAWAENA AND " ESIERN RAJ
ROAD COMPANY viii bold their FORTlErH AUCTION su4
of COAL ON WEDNESDAY, the 25h day Jolly, 1874, 81
o'clock their Srsroom No ~ Exchange ace eosS
OF Wiast SewYork which time they viii sell, BY assss
John n. DRAPER & Co. Aucioneers.
5000 TUNs OF FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL
Of the sizes deliverable their Depot ElEa5ehpor n
during the mouth Of August uex. go.
The sale will be positive, put up vii be so,i 70 the hhsd
hdier form whatever beiug ade or account Of
any The conditions viii be fully made snovs
q Q time Of ssle.
TERMS payable in cuen, nts on the day
and with the Government Il cents tsn
within 10 days theleser At the ohce q he Company
JOHN BRIsBGN. PresiisoA
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CUPREME COUNT. Cty and County of New.York.

NUFhLME NUUhIf NIIy anu VUNlI! OI -Nv"- OIA'
- EDWIN A. HOPKINS, Plaintiff against
JOSIAH CONiEY and WILLIAM NJ KIRK, so cents Int Rev.:
observation-disclosures for money demand on stamp
(Cou. SETTLE the aboyenamrd cance.ed
defendants: hereby summoned aud
this action which III be filed IN the
Office Ceh Of tho City and County Newirk at the City
CITY Of Newly aud
the .sd complaint office No 81 N1ssau
coner Cer Bank OF Commerce Budi g. the City Of New
York twenty AFTER the service OF hi.
Of the day Of such service and you al TO tie said
within the time aforesad plaintiff In this action will
udgmeut against for the OF twelve hundred snd sixty
dollars aud sixteen with interest thereon from the 9h day
hundred and sixty beside the th
action-DAted New York. Aph5 1906 MARTIN SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
defendants; Take notice that the complaint IN the shove
action fed in the oil the Clerk Of the City and County of
New.York the oh day OF April, l666. MARTIN SMITH
Ju law 6w y. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Gnmmer Retreatg.

-- 49, 49,
CHILDREN's BOARD in the COUNIRf.-A Lacy
" living outshit, Of Danbuy Conn would take or e
En- 20 Board where they al the comforts Of home ne
fn to Mrs Lawrence No COS Myre-sye Brookyn
ORIENT SPRING HOUSE. AMHERST, Mass
~ This House furnished and IA hne order ny
Of eenern in Boston Il has all the mode ~ s
PARKS formerly proprietor Of the Marlboro Hotel Boston, and
Il very peinty the valley OF the Conneetc
River ov-rlo Amherst aud the surrounding towns ne
springs the house. celebrated ior t
nal qoaies and believed by many eenthc uea superior
The drives aud wake are beautiful good fishing and hunting Is
delightful place for families spend the Summer inns house W"
paraa1s send pamphlet. giving
description Of the Springs &c. JOHN A. PARKS Manager
Amherst. July II 1906 r. Z. W1MAS.- -
GEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, X. L.,
~ three miles East Of StonngtOn Conn
"PLIMPT0N HOUSE"
First New House and New Furniture First Class Accom-
Hin Point for its air. sailing. fishing and surf bath,
inr I. surpassed on tue Whole coast 10 accessible by ne"
Meeting with Line Railroad Steamers and ibos's con
with al. train. . soningoa for Watch HI Adde'S
After July l, Po.,0fce sddres. stoninFtoo. Conn.
V'HE HOT SPRINGS, Bath County, Virginia.
/ TARDY WILLIAMS Co.. Propretors.-ltese Baths vary
temperature FROM Coz to 071 and are row openeS 1
re-pned ernished entirely with new bell. beddiDf aoe
ware aud The Bathing facilities have been increased three
These Springs have been ayoraby known for the past half
century have become cele rated for tie cure OF
fou Dsea.e. OF the Live SKIN Bladder and Womb Parsy
Diarrhea Dy spepsa. &C.. &c. r ,,, 1.
For address the proprietor The Place vii De
rendered pleasure seekers well TO inyas me
Band Of engage or the There are on the
place large Hoom Billiard Saloon ieR Mn pn Ay S Mn
JAMES F. wuui~s. " r., Reslent Phyneaq
srETsoy HOUSE, LoSG BRANCH June Is.
V'HE STETSON HOUSE Is now open for the ac-
commodou guests Room be secured on application
c. A. SrETSON, JL, L Co.
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GO Get.

Two LET-Tho three-story Brick HOUSE No. PAS
Vast Thireenhsi good order; 8 oOo; possession
Immediately Apply to ROBERT USHER, il, No. 2l0 We'.
thirty-fourth-s,
TrO LET-A HOUSE on Thirty -fourth-st., near
l. Fifth ave, from Angus, uniumished. Apply to
ALLEN BROWN, No. % Broadway
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AND FNFh1 SAIItUAl
The size Of these Steamship admits Of spacious state Rooms
opening directly Toto tbs Saloon the odons and Ae are
unsurpassed. ard the lower than any other line.
r1perieuced Surgeon each ship free Of charge.
40. Stesrsge. $50 Payable In currency
sieaee passage tickets 0ng parties ron Liverpool OF Olsen'
townfor ! IS
Drafts Issued Bank Ia Great Britain and
Irelbd. 81 the lowest rates.
accountable for specie val
,hes bis Of adns having their value expressed thereon are
signed therefor
freight or passage spy the Office % the Company
Tor tickets the Oce Of tue
'' ~ r. W. J. HURST Manager.
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CRoroS AousDUcr DEPARTMENT, AEw.ioRK July 20 g
ITO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals, indorsed TO
building dslnshou.e in tie Central PfS eI ne aess,s
with bidder and
ring will be received this office until n ock M ioss
3ist day Of July 1866 VII "a iue they viii De puoI
opened Tor furnishing tie materials and building dwelling house
tie Central Park near the Receiv g-R-serv0ir..
The 81 ry required will be Five Thousand noNss
Plans aud speohcsos To aspiration the Chez p
saeer this Office wLgse blank forms Of bids also be ootAnes
THOMAS STEPHENS, J Crocn
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH. }AqaedsH
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
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Gitnalions iDanteo-femaIe5

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A English Widow Of 30 wishes Tor q SITUATION a.
n NrHsF sFAN,TRFss or HOUSEKEEPING In a small
family; objection the country Inquire for Mrs SMITH,
No. llt Wsker'st attic room
A NUMBER of well recommended German Olri5
~ want SITUATIONS do general HOUSEWOhk, Sc, at Mrs
LOWRS GERMAN nsiute No II stanton st. near the Bowery
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Cost ano fcuno.

d SOAA REWARD.-STOL4.N from the safe of
tp,OOU a. H. Gool'ug No. IS Safest on The nigh, or
Juy 1906 tl5ooo viii tho above reward FOR the recovery
aud cuyieun tho parties who robbed s % la
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