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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GERMAN SANITARY FUND.-The officers of the
German Sanitary Association have kindly fur
nished us with the following statement of the
receipts up to the present time. 1t is an excel
lent exhibit and shows conclusivey that our
German fellow citizens have not forgotten their
countrymen and friends in the old home. A few
more precincts are yet to hear from. Below Is a
list Of the places which have already made
returns, with the respective amounts donated by
each
1926 90
Canyon lO3 w
Douglas 80 90
Junction City............... 76 90
North Fork Separate from Associaton) 1877 90
Total. ........................$722 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Prom a list of
the appointments made by the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church Conference, which met at Stockton,
a short time since, we learn that Rev. M. P.
Farnham, for two years past resident Minister at
this place, has been assigned to Chico and Cher
okee, which is said to be very good district.
Among the appointments we find the following
of divines who have in former years been sta
toned in this county: j. NJ. Campbell, Sutter
Creek and Amador T. Chivers, Red Bluff A.
Taylor, Crescent City. No appointment has
been made for this place and it probably does not
deserve any. Consequently, Weaverville sinners
will henceforth have to work out their own sal
Yation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

PROBATE NoTIeE.-The creditors of the estate
of John Garwood, deceased, are notified to ap-
pear and show cause why an order of sale should
not be issued See notice elsewhere
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

Foor BRIDeE.-From a private letter received
from Junction City, we learn that the people at
that place have made decided move in the d-
rection of building suspension foot-bridge over
the Trinity. At a meeting of the citizens, held
last Saturday evening, Messrs Peter Wiese, Jos.
Mckinney and James NJ. Pickett were appointed
a Committee to obtain subscriptions and also to
receive bids for doing the work. There has al
ready been subscribed 1923 90 in cash, 500 90
in lumber and 10 days labor. Such a bridge as
the one proposed has become a necessity to the
residents of that section and now that the ball
has been set in motion, we are satisfied that they
have energy enough to keep it going until their
end is accomplished. Success to the enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

ANOTHER INDICATION Parties who have been
hunting in the mountains of this section inform
US that the wood-rats are this Fall building their
nests in trees, whereas for several seasons past
they have built them upon the ground This is
said to be a sure sign of extremely heavy
winter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by II Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and well
known citizens of San Francisco.
ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ, L. A.,
W. II. L. BARNES, Vice-President.
VIM. c. RALSTON, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses of the entertain
ment, and making the distribution of the gifts,
as above announced, the balance will be APP
piled to extinguishng the present Indebtedness
of the Mercantile Library Association
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded, will receive the same presentation
of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents of the Board of Trustees, at their office
No. 3l8 California street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

QUARTZ MILL.-Mr. r. Silcox of Indian Creek,
has succeeded in making arrangements with par
ties at French G llch to put him up fve-stamp
mill at the former place, to be run by water.
1t is said that the rock now being taken from
the ledge he intends working, will pay upwards
of 81 900 to the ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

Bio GAME-Vene Leach informs us that one
day last week, while out hunting, he killed a
deer which, after it had been dressed was found
to weigh l40 pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

THE WEATHER.-We were greeted with very
slight sprinkle and some thunder, Thursday
night. AS we 60 to press, the sky is dark and
the clouds lowering, and every other indication
of heavy shower coming
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

SECURE ticket to the Grand Award of Pre-
miums the cause is good one. Help the lit
tile ones, and at the same time help yourself.
We would not object to that $4,000 Premium.
Tickets only So so each. See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01
NOTICE.

HOLDERS or TICKETS to the GIFT CON
CERT in aid of the Mercantile Library Associa
ton, are hereby notified that the Concert il
postponed until
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

JUST REcEvED.-M. Lang, this week, received
a large quantity of extra quality fresh butter.
This is something that cannot be had at all times
SO you had better lay in supply while you can
get good article.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

"DUroH HENRY GARDEN This place is Of
fered for sale-cheap for cash See advertise
ment, and then apply to G. e. Williams for par
iiculars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-01

NORTHERN LIGHTs.-About o'clock last Sat
urday evening, the Aurora Boreallis made its ap-
pearance north of our town. but passed off in a
short time. From exchanges we learn that
it was observed generally throughout this State,
and that it obstructed teegraphc communica-
tion to q considerable extent.
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.-Busness for the week
has been more encouraging than that of the
week before. No essential changes in the quo
tations Of domestic fabrics; in few of the
lower grades of cotton a slight reduction. In
domestic and foreign woolens the commission
houses report improved feeling in heavy goods
and in the finer grades of coatings Unbleached
shlrtings and sheetings in better demand. In
standard makes no change of prices, but in bet
ter grades some slight reductions. There Is an
improved business in bleached goods. Printing
cloths are more firmly held. Prints have been
quite active during the week. For old STYLES
there Is slow sale and prices are not firm
Ginghams, desirable styles at firm prices. Print
ed lawns and percales are not in demand as
other descriptions of goods of a similar charac-
ter Muslin de LANES dull, except for a
few choice STYLES. Rolled jaconets are without
any marked improvement. Stock large and
prices barely steady. Csmbrics are SELL
ing In small quantities at steady prices, except
Tor the low grades, which are in small demand.
In WOODEN fabrics there is generally a more
confident feeling, and some of the larger com
mission houses speak very cheerfully of the
prospects for the next seasons business In heavy
goocs as well as in fine cOatings. Skaters black
cloths range from S2.25 to "a; colors, % 80 to
81. In aoeskins the demand is light, but no
alterations have been attempted in the scale of
rices.
The market in foreign fabrics is far from
being overstocked with dressigoods of new STYLES,
and the discovery has led to an advance equal
u 10 or Is per cent, and greater disposition to
purchase on the part of our leading jobbers
For last seasons goods ii Is rather diffc cult to
md market except at considerable reduction
OF prices.-N y. Independent, 2lst.
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There seems to be great dissatisfaction at tn
manner in which the ward paving contracts
have been given out, especially among the
colored people, as only in one ward, the Fifth,
was a colOred man successful. If what we hear
be true, however, the real contractor in the
Fifth Ward Is not q colored man, but Henry
Birch, white 1t is openly charged that these
contracts were given out in violation OF law to
POLITICAL fayorites, and not TO the lowest bidders.
we should be glad to know, also, why the pro-
vision which requires that the contractors shall
be practical PAYERS was not complied with. 1t
will not be commended, we suppose, that Messrs.
Morse & Co. are practical PAYERS" however
accomplished they may be in wire-pulling and
Pipe-lAying.
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A bottle was picked up on the shores of Staten
Island on Tuesday last which contained what
purported to be letter written on board the
missing steamship City Of Boston. This docu-
ment, which bore date March 2, represented
that the vessel was then on fire, and that all
hope OF safety was gone. 1t Is almost without
doubt cruel hoax, rs the letter itself bore lit
tie or no internal evidence of genuineness, while
the fact that the bottle containing 1t was found
50 far inside Of New York bay, where it must
have found its way, if genuine, against wind
and current, is strongly against il. But in ad-
dition 70 these circumstances Ii will be seen that
the vessel at the date given must have been out
over thirty days, and it is hardly possible that
she could have been afiost that length of time
and yet failed either to make port or b, seen BY
some other vessel
That the steamer has long since gone to the
bottom there can hardly be a reasonable doubt;
yet doubts are entertained still, by persons
whose opinions on the subject are entitled to
weight Vice Admiral Belcher, of the British
navy, for instance. publishes letter in the Lon.
don Times, in which he advances the theory that
If she became disabled, as she probably did, and
then stood southeasterly and fell into the 'horse
latitudes, !" where few ships have any business or
care TO go, she may, like a transport he recoI-
lects, be detained there from 100 to $50 DAYS,
and would eventually find her way, by the trade
winds, into some port OF Florida or the West
Indies. There is just enough FEASIBILITY in this
theory to hang very slight hope upon, and we
give place to il rather because the subject is one
of such general interest than because we attach
any real Importance to it.
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10y BaRkers,' Brekeys', a~d Commereisl LSses o.
1als0rspA.1 -G--IE - y
I>vis .Tohusou n % nnota s<c~l. -

10y 6Oeeers, 6rokexe, AID Commercial Ltnea Of
11s0repA.1 lt9TIE = ,
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In homo and foreign marhss - follsvs: >
NEW YORK, April N.-First Board-U, 3. e,s
iss,, coupon Cup l4a; s,2o', 1854, coupon. il3;
ILL.,; S1s, ne.s 1855, coupon. loSx; sass, fss7,
coupon, io6k; Currency SIS, 11fS; Marfposa, 6Y;
% DC; R.srd, i Canton. =; SupSsriand,o ssis;
81; Pacific Mail, 36f; Boston Water Power,
isA Ad.ns Express, coy; Wells Express, 10y
Wi WI 6 Me.chsnts ats, Union Express, =. New
So; Erie, 2ix; Erie prefd, ord, 4e; Harlem. III;
Harlem preferred, I45; Reading, ssx; Michl.
gan Central. 121; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, ssa; Illinois Central. lasX; Ols!e-
preferred, Sax; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
einnasi, II New Jersey Central, los; Rock
Island, 1l6; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 59x; do
Prefd, Isk; waSash and Western, 4sx; do:
Terre Hauts, 81; do. pFefd, -; Chicago
and Alton, III; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
liz; Ohio and Mississippi certificates. 30; Ten
nessee SIS, old, eoS; do. new, esK; Virginia s's,
old, 69x; North Carolina 6's, old. l6k; Missouri
6's,, s2R. Gold. 113 Ia1l3x. MarkSt steady.
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higher at .; no sales. Flour active AMI firm
and prices are unchanged. Wheat arm: Mary
land, S142a41.45; Pennsylvania, 4I32a
Sis. MIXED Corn higher, with sales at Ills;
white less firm, at SL12aS1.14. Rye Quiet nj Si
as1 10. Oats steady, 63a6Sc. Pork firm at
&2s.5oas3 Bacon quiet; and active; rib sides,
&c.; clear. do, 16xc.; shoulders, 12x ai3c.;
with sales ut S1.G.
BALTTHoRE, April 21.-vrginia skies. old, u
bid, 81 \ asked
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy at 6 per cent. Exchange, long, 9;
short, 81. Gold, l3S. Bonds 12&. Virginia
skies, ex-coupon, ssx; new, 68H. North caro-
inas, old, A61.; new, 22K.
NKw YORK, April 2l.-Flour dull, and
scarcely 50 firm. Wheat dull, and nominalIy
1a2c. lower. Corn less active
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Referring to report sent from this city by
some Of the correspondents to the effect that
Mr.. Justice Bradley, Of the Supreme Court, as
soon as he was confirmed by the Senate, trans
ferred all his interest in the Camden and Am
boy Railroad, 20 as to qualify himself to sit in
legal tender cases, the Newark Adcertiser says
that 1t Is not necessary to state, where Judge
Bradley Ia known, that he would never consent
TO sit In case In which he had pecuniary in
terest- 1t adds. moreover, that the funded debt
ofCamden and Amboy is mostly payable abroad,
and Is, and has been, payable in gold.
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Now the advocates for the income tax claim

Now the advocates for the income tar claim
that II only falls upon the rich. Is this 80 in
fact? BY an Official statement made before the
present Committee of Ways and Means, IL ap-
peared that the total number Of persons paying
the present income tax, out Of Q population of
4o,eoo.o 900, little exceeded 272,o0o. Were these
the rich? The answer Is seen in classification
OF the persons paying $50, Of those paying over
so and not over $50, and Of those paying over
$50 and not over 800. The total number OF
these persons little exceeds 2Is, 900. Were per-
sons paying such moderate contributions the
rich? May they not be regarded as the not rich?
These constitute four-ffths of the persons pay
ing this unequal tar, and these, let it be remem-
bered, are the persons who hereafter are chiefly
to pay this tax.
1t is proposed that the bondholders of the new
loans shall be exempted. Operatvely, it will be q
Discrimination in favor of the rich and against
persons in moderate circumstances-ad iscrimi
nation in favor OF the few against the mauv.
Thus, by this policy, moderation and frugalitv
are to be taxed almost a. offenses.
Neither Is there force in the argument that IL
Is productive tax. The total amount of the
income tax collected during the past year Tex
elusive Of payments by companies) was twenty
hve millions and q fraction, the rate of those
paying being five per cent. Reduced to three
PSi Sen- Tic ANU unit would De nfteen millions.
The proposed Funding bill exempts the bonded
debt OF the United States This debt being
Twenty-Five hundred millions, the exempted
amount OF tax would be seven and q half mil
lions Thus, OF this much coveted source of
revenue, the residuum win be seven and . half
millions. This sum Is too inconsiderable to JUS
tify the burdensome, inquisitorial, extensively
collected tar; but would any sum Of any magni-
tude warrant q violation Of the solemn pledges
made to the country that the tax should cease in
$50?
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The RECOGNIZABLE PIERIE-A Paris letter
OF the LIST instant says there is no truth i'm the
story OF Pierre Bonaparte's having gone OFF to
America. The Rappel says that he has gone off
to his country seat at Ardennes, having passed
through Brussels March 31st; and, aIludinz to
the wild boar of Ardennes, the Rappel saws the
Prince has chosen q very suitable retreat. 1t also
congratulates America on not being called upon
to harbor him.
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THE NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS

8 sRiID
ING ASsOCIATlON'- on the plan of
The Washington Co-opersfive''-is a. follows viz:
n. Ashford, ago Louisiana avenue: George NJ Fill
more and Il. Twomby, Government Printing OF
nee; A. "A g Provost, Post Once Departme nt: WIN.
bramhaii, 917 It'll street, op tosite Post Once:
Joshua W hitney. 729 9TH street; A Vose Adm,
tsnt Generals Once; Robert Harris, Navy DEPART
nry Department: John Cruikshark, 3IT ~ street:
Y A; poueherfy. corner / and 18TH streets. and
War Department.
A meeting will be held neLt MONDAY, April
9Th and 10Th streets TO hear the report Of the above
committee and complete the organization. apl9 81
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The legal voters Of Baltimore are called upon
to-day to vote on three financial measures,
namely The issue Of the bonds Of the city to
the amount OF s1,ooo,o 900 for the completion of
the new City Hall; an ordinance authorizing til
city register to fund the floating debt of the city
TO an amount net exceeding eight hundred
thousand dollars, and an ordinance for the issue
Of certificates OF Indebtedness to the amount of
$780, to be used towards making improve
ments In the water department
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FIHAMCIAL AID COMuERCIAL.

The New York money market CLOSED up easy
yesterday at to per cent. on call. Prime dis
counts range from to 8 per cent.
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FOR. SALE AND RENT.

Rur A HonRl srOP PAYING RENT.
H'''si III :SRI Iss SSssSsssESS AND
TEENS ss Pt SgsRIT, sFSs r SUIT ALL
FOR uniform completeness. perfection Of srrsnss
ment dsene.s ef hnish, sn AL the Internal eenve
developed, for comfort and the saving Of isbor IN
lnk Hons, thee houses are not equslied ey shy OF
sash a. :n %. ss% Gssss want to
their comfort; and which city has long needed
70 render II the most delightful Of all places to I'VE
The lbsrality and enterprise Of the gentlemen Who
the market at prices and on terms which bring them
within The reach q families q limited incomes, h
ter Of more than ordinary satisfaction TO see their
enterprise rewarded by the appreciation Of the class
them about .. fast az the honses reach ee@P letea
am the Agent for tie sale Of these HOUSES;
syllable on the par. q single p p S
House,: sSs s,lss.e' this. the
Of both the t~o and al yss 70. %
prloes ana terms that viii accommodate any enc
The title % az Of this property is perfect IL need
hardly be added that these houses embrace all the
sewerage. Eelshborbood is highly genteei, and the
Price. range .eeordins to ki.d Of house a, sa@o,
sfso, ss@o' sslso, and %s 20
app-tf New York avenue and Ninth street.
VALUABkk MIL AND wHARF PR0PER-
FOB sALs e, foot OF street formerly &C
n the city for wOSS and cs; z.
for Misunderstanding fertilizers, soaps meats foot OF
DoDaH 4 ScEKIiaN, Trustees,
apis bt 1925 y street
Tor RENT..The new -four. story BRICK RESI-
improvements, partially Furnished. and the furni-
mises. apl2 liz
FOR sALE-si1ty acres Of LAND within one mile
purposes This Land viii be sold in part or ~s s
at figures low enough 20 sut any bona 6de purcha-
ser. Appyte ALhAANDEk MAseN.
api2 I'm TIN street, opposite Patent orice
EOR RENT-The large and handsome RESI-
DENCE. No. ala on 9Th street, between ID and
b.ck building, with all the modern Improvement
siysp Gp Or seaOr. the lst MAY Apply :.
the Metropolis. Hotel. spii Ia
LOB SALE Oh RENT-By the year, the three
T. i story .ad bssement BRICK HOUSE No. TIA
18th street. n " e rosms, With ali the modern inn
nue.. apstf
CUU AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE-At
Of the ns.t views eo of
ineton, Georgetown and surrounding country; a.
springs Of the purest soft cold water soil eSceIlsn
especially for grapes and the small fruits. Long
S TO payments In small amounts Address
aps,n R.A. PHILLIPS, Gecrgetown, DC.
I OFFER FOB SALE MY VALUABLE
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rREdIsrs4ASsIIqRSS % ~ tSSSTEss In Eas

~HraIsrs44aaII22Sb % " kxSSrk.s In rAs
The s.dsras,sd, JuAe,s q Election Of the CITY
u IS
y ..s ss q =: Is rom
sto o'cioei Ssiy fos The 1srpc:s q Irsp..-
aass s.Iises..s o. of cs1sissd oosss
OF '''~'''''' 'f''' y % HI N A. COOK.
F r.-' foSEk[ q; ,PSSxER.
splsst Judsssof Eisction. Wsshinston. d. @.
NFHALLs HAZE .EwINER ............-...Toe
Ia &: %:'; s:;:: NJ: Allen. oi''ss'
FINE OLD BYE MAIsKY,
tied ~ myseaf; isrss ootues
Ayers s.s.apa,n. and Cssrry Peetoral-...-.-...s.c
hsi%Soid. SasSa ssl S.rsSpsriiis
yaynes Altefstivs md SOC
ss:sssslor heas lo.ek I'D
Lubn Perfu1ss, vs1y iaSSs ssSsrt1,sns. 1vsrIsst.
MasnoIia psiS ana IsirSs SccG sSc
Lyons athairen I'D E.icoPhsrus.. ..---.x0c
Ss.;ns NisSs sIse.iae Sersus.
ss ssss', 81 ;:ss.a at ~Sols:ss
S.Sss;:i S. jss;sss
S,ii isasn Mis{Hs.,s. if.sa sysry Say
~, ~ HnsS "A nEEslica, Port, sherry, Huscs-
De ycssh sCod Liver on, tss1uines ...... sS
Aichier nctp oltterS - aSc
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAHD GIN. RU. Sc a.
All warranted pure, and q p vest rssss. e'.'
CITY .Sieh ss tsss Ass sS:s IN the
lar prices, a. imported end domestic Psrfamssryy.
soaps Celofnss, BAR 0ils, Gemstics, Hair, Toos&,
an, an, Pine tooth 0ocSs q eIess variety. ffeSsra.
ticuiar sftsntioa 30 the Ccpoundias Of Physicisns
iltions and Family Rsceipts, ali Of which win
warranted fresh and pure
.ps.oA. As1HE1 .. saIf az 8 I psuss;as,
HIsnmaaXICn TaI UHTfA1IAl
s SaSS.Sh g eyGDAYS, & u 8. n, I'd %
sSS u ~ q - eo&0
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From j. shillinston and from j. G. Parker vs
have Harper's Magazine for May, and Every Sat-
srday for April 30; also, from Shillington We
have AL the illustrated weekiies Tor April %,
and The NHrsery for May.
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. INTERNAL REVENUE.

M U. b. INTERNAL REvENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT Oh COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON CITY, April l9 1870
10 al tchorn tt may concern:
Notice IL hereby given, that the Annual Assess-
ment List for Income Of 1869 and Special Tax for
lolO viii be IN the Assessors Ufice, SIT Seventh
time and place appeals will be recsived and deter
Mined mp TO May 10, lHe, relative to any erroneous
lions By the Assessor or Assistant Assessors re-
turned In said Annual List.
The Law provides that an appeals "shsil be made
In writing, and shall specify the particular cause
matter, thing respecting which decision il re-
Queste1, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
principle Of error complained Of"
All persons doing business Of any kind liable 70
Special Tax are notified that oil Special Taxes BE-
come due end payable Nay l. 1870, and every person
being subje i1ihe tax, q also liable to 1ns Of
BENJAMIN n. NEEDS,
spD ns A0essor for District Of Columbia.
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PERSONAL.

coz PAID FOR 1876 HALFCErr. Vs..
ca nkton Lett - And Rrlin. eoucrt. Cons
wsntrf. pev Improved Coin Priced Csf-<oru. for
30 out. price - cents. MASON Co. ID norsls
9th street Philadelphia. Pa. aToN'
Omar DpcroBINGI c.n be had fror. en-
Clerks Of the Qu.rternasters and Pest OF se De
Sssy VIA tas oolo-ed ss.s insfeed % MEDICAL sksu
OIe TT DARBY, ~ street, chArees cnly G>t
prices tcT eolcen services. min In
nj RS A. NULL, of New York city, q disxt,-
and ~ a. S..irycysnt spe Magnetic fhyaciat
hotel, oorse1 9Th 81. and Pa. svtnue mh1i I'm.
a CUTE AND Chronic pIsrIsE 81 . ,-t,.,.
"A nature epsedily and rs.4c.iy eured without DE
use of csissm @ mercury, ~ Du Iron the veIl-
kncwn and oldest .stsbli-hed Yhysioisn tor such
spectnlity IN the city. UpvGds Of fist.-n xe~wS,
practice In treat ns such cs.e-.
: RkMALE COMPkAIhTs
Immediately cured IN all cases. withOu, fan Ro,rr.
NlA Tenth street above Pa. avenue. mhz
IMPQRTANT TO TKMALEs-DR and MA
pAhk ubols q lesrs prsct,oel guarantee
icine, II one interview. Female restorative ss Pa
tienrp ffum q distance provided with BDard nur.ns
&C. Electricity scientifically applied. No 80 Ear
Twenty eighth street.. sesr Third svccue. New Y1rk
city fen-sps
I ApIEs SUFFERING FRoM TRREsULARI-
should cenhde n DE. IEON he only r-sasbls and
Oldest established physician Tor such speciality
CITY Thee desiring treatment can repose IN HIN
in all csse.. Rooms <I< Tenth street, above Penn
syNania avenue. fes-u
T. justin PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES TOE
II. LADIES GENTS AND CHIInRESr
SECOND HAND CLorHISG. UspHRCLoTH
wen and .srss. ,h.e aosr S. sH r: :s b.
Christian Association Building NJ S-a.x Va.
~ Mai Prornrsis AHs-sed 10 mysy.
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Mr. Valandigham has given out that "under
no circumstances jim he be . candidate for
Congress this autumn" 1t 10 added, however,
that "his friends propose that he attend to his
professional duties and business until the next
Senatorial election" Which means, We sup
pose, that he has hopes Of succeeding Mr.. Sher-
man In the Senate, when that gentlemans term
expires three years hence. Clement IL good
looking, after fashion, but he can't come i'm.