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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CITY LIBRARY.
Seventh annual Reports of The Librarian


Seventh annual Reports of the Librarian
and Secretary.
The following are the annual reports of
the Librarian and Secretary Of the Public
Library for the year ending June 80, 1856,
made to the Board Of Trustees:
TO he Board Of Trustees Of Sacramento
Free Public Library: I herewith present
my seventh annual report of the Sacra-
mento Free Public Library for the year
ending June 80, 1886: The Library was
was open during the past year $50 DAYS :;
the number OF works issued during thai
time was oily, which is an increase of
S,69i over the issue of last year of this
number 40,06S were fiction history, l ,25S !;
biography, 932; travel and adventures,
1856 miscellaneous literature 2,4S4; re-
ligion, 1856; poetry and drama, 7S7 science
and art, 1876; the average number of
books issued per day was 139; the greatest
number issued in one day, 272 the great
est number issued in one month was 5.0l5.
and was during the month of January,
1886; the percentage of fiction was 81 ; the
number of names on the register is 6,6ST,
being an increase of 591 for the year; the
number Of books lost was 81 ofthese were
paid for; number of works condemned was
CO. number of books rebound, 495; S5s
v.
these were added by purchase; 90 were
periodicals bound; us were donated; of
these, 105 came from U. S. Government, 13
from this State, and go were donated bv
various persons of the city Periodicals
subscribed for as follows: Monthly maya
zines, 81 illustrated and literary weeklies.
50; newspapers (daily and weekly, Ga
donations, 4S-making a total of periodicals
in the reading rooms of 173. The amount
of fines collected on delinquent, lost and
injured books, $120 %. Number of books
repaired in the library, ,203; number of
books covered, 70. The attendance in the
reading rooms and consultation of refer
ence books was good-about the same as last
year. CAROLINE G. HANCOCK, Librarian.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Annual financial report of Samuel H.
Gerrish, Secretary, for the year ending
July lst, 1856
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand July l, 1885 1872 g.
Slty taXes....-.......-... 1856 81
heilts..-................ ......... 200 90
sale Of catalogues. 10 90 $685. 81
Total
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OREGON.
Escape of a Convicted Murdere.

ALBANY, July 5th.-The jury in the case
of w. w. Saunders, on trial for murder OF
Charley Campbell, returned verdict late
last night of murder in the first degree, and
the Judge stated that he would sentence
Saunders on Wednesday next. When the
Jail was opened this morning the discovery
was made that Saunders had made his
escape during the night. Examination
showed that some time since he sawed off
the bolts which held the lock of his cell,
and had cleverly substituted others made of
wood and painted black. Having gained
the corridor, escape TO the on side YVES easy.
A Sheriffs posse is in hot pursuit.
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BORN.

Elk Grove. July 2-wife of s. W. Freeman. a
son.
Nevada City, July s-wife of H. J. Wright, a
son.
Quincy. June 22-wife of D. c. hall, son.
Susanyille, June 30-Wife of 7. n. Long, g
daughter.
Woo Hand. June sO-wife of A. R. Conner, a
daughter.
Georgetown, El Dorado county, June 2S-wife of
FL. W. Benner. daughter.
GAINESVILLE, FL Dorado county, June 27-Wife of
Samuel Tong, daughter.
Greenwood. FL Dorado county, June 1s-Wife of
Herman Hail. a son.
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turned out in the procession. They had
been provided with supply of Roman
candies. and he placed two of them in the
bosom Of his uniform shirt and lighted
another. The sparks set fire to the two in
his shirt, and in q second the blaze from
them was Shooting above his face, and but
few inches from it. Comrades ran to his
assistance, snatched the candles from his
shirt, and luckily prevented his being seri-
ouslv hurt, though his face and hands were
burned quite severely. Another man in
the procession had a Roman candle in the
breast pocket of his coat. 1t accidentally
became ignited, and made things hot for
him for q few seconds
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An Important Funotion Stimulated.

The kidneys exercise most important
functions, which are SO wearisome that
they tax to the utmost the strength and en-
durance of these busy little organs. Every
breath, every pulsation of the heart, every
movement of a limb. every thought makes
waste and necessitates the development of
new atoms. The used up particles in the
blood are sifted from it and dissolved in a
watery fluid by the kidneys, which then
discharge this fluid into the bladder z
train of disasters TO the system would fol-
low if these ashes, so to speak, were not
thoroughly strained off and discharged
This is the case when the kidneys become
inactive. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by
restoring their activity, not only keeps open
Ia most important outlet for impurities
but prevents diseases of the kidneys them
selves, which, when inert, become liable to
fall prey to diabetes, Bright's disease,
mephitis, albumenuria and other maladies
specially incident to them, which, although
not specially rapid in their progression, are
particularly obstinate and fatal.
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hits-Shea, Robertson and Hayes. First base on
errors nickerboekers l; Atlas, .. Base OF
balls-Altas, >; knickerbockers, ?. Struck out
By Meegan, .; Barry, 5; Hayes 7. Left on bases
Atlas, >; Knickerbockers, s. Double play
DePangher and Daily. Passed balis-McDon-
aid, 3. Wild pitch-Barry, l. Umpire, Il. C.
Chipman. ScOrer-Will H Young. Time, 1:4O.
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lint other medicinal preparation have
the results of the most intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been SO steadily and
progressively utilized as in Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla II leads the list as a truly scientific
preparation for all blood diseases.
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IL buying Refrigerator be sure You get
the best. 1t is q very important subject
and affects the health of the whole family.
We ask you to inspect the Leonard Clean
able Refrigerators at our store, No. 10l6
Second street. H. II. Linnell.
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Shooting Affair in yisalia.

& VIsALIA, July 5th.-Wesley Loyern. a
farmer, aged about 10, was shot through the
chest late this afternoon by colored hotel
water named Billy Banks, and is not ex-
pected to live. Lnyern accused Banks of
stealing his pocket-book and attacked him
in a saloon. Banks left the saloon, return
ing in few minutes with revolver, from
which he fired one shot at Lovern. Both
had apparently been drinking some. Low
ern lives about twelve miles east of Visalia,
has q family, and is generally considered
respectable and peaceable when notin drink
He came to town this morning 10 prove up
on claim to a tract of Government land
and participate in the celebration. After
the shooting occurred the negro was hur-
riedly taken to the calab0ose. Intense ex-
element ensued, large crowd congre-
gated, and threats of lynch;ng were numer-
Gus. The calaboose is weak affair, and
trouble was anticipated. Fortunately the
attention of the crowd was diverted from
the vicinity for a few moments by q pass
ing procession of horribles, and advantage
was.taken by the officers to hastily remove
the prisoner 10 the County Jail, where he
is closely guarded. and is believed to be
safe, though the excitement continues.
Lovern is unconscious, and is liable to die
a INV moment
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HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE, incompar-
able in sick headache. Dr. Fred Horner,
Jr., Salem, Va, says ITO relieve the in
digestion and so-called sick headache. and
mental depression incident to certain stages
of rheumatism, il is Incompatible
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For throat diseases and coughs, Browns
Bronchial Troches," like all other really
good things, are initiated, and purchasers
Should be careful to obtain the genuine ar
ticle prepared by John I. Brown & Sons.
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THE Exposition Uniyerselle de Part
Culinaire awarded the highest bonors to
Angostura Bitters as the most efficacous
stimulant to excite the appetite and to keep
the digestive organs in good order. Ask
for the genuine article manufactured only
by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert d Sons, and beware
of limitations.
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Sacramento. July by Rev. E. R. Ollie. Alex
ander Mcdonald to Elizabeth C. Cleveland,
both of Stockton. Cal.
Jackson, June 29-Louis Smith to Lofty Cold.
Jackson. June 29-Chas. W. Bristol to Alice
Westfall.
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THE Palace Hotel, San Francisco, is I'M
doubtedly the finest. largest, completest,
safest, and best kept tirst-class hotel in the
world. Its table is Incompatible as may
be readily believed when we state that
Scbonewald, late of Del Monte, has this
particular part under his direct supervision.
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Races at San Jose.

SAN JOSE, July 5th-This afternoon there
was a large attendance at Agricultural
Park to witness the races. The trotting
race was between Jennie B., G. S. Longfel-
low and Lottery, for a purse of 500, and
was won by Jennie B. in 2:4l1, 2:37! and
2:3S. The halt-mile running race, between
Mollie f. and Nelson, was won by the lat
,a. i,,E ln
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CALL and see the New Style Wheelock
Pianos, made TO order, and Just received al
Sooper's Music Store Also, at the same
time see the musical wonder, the Little
Giant Mathrkhek. with iron frame.
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LEAVE your orders for Joe cream, wate
ices, etc, at Petersonis, GO street.
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Il not possible when the blood is impure, and
recovery from any ailment must be Glow and
uncertain while that condition continues. The
Blood may be corrupted by the faint of
Hereditary Scrofula, and the poisons of Mer-
curial and Contagious Diseases, and also by i'm
purities implanted in it through excuses in Iiv-
ing, improper foed, arrangement of the digestive
and assimilatory organs, and other causes. The
first external evidences of such vitiation arc
Blnckheads, Pimples, Sites, Eruptions,
and Boils. Yet more serious arc the symptoms
showing it's internal effects in depression of the
Spirits, Lassitude, WEAKNESS without ef
fort, Headaches, Dizziness, and enfeebled
circulation RI. warned in timel
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FINE CONNECTIONS, ice cream, water ices,
cakes, ETC., at w. +. Peterson's, go J.
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The Coast weather for june.


Lieutenant w. A. Glassford has issued
the following special bulletin from the Sig
nal Service office, Division of the Pacific,
under date of July LIST:
Temperature-Thet temperature has been
normal on the coast line and inland, in
Guiding the Lower Sacramento and San
JOAQUIN valleys. 1t has been but slightly
above the average in most of the interior
localities.
Rainfall-In the greater portion of Cali
fornia no rain has fallen during the month,
and only a few sprinkles are reported in
the mountain districts of the State. In the
North Pacific the deficiency is strongly
marked from the Columbia river south,
but in the vicinity of Puget Sound and the
Fuca straits, slight excess of the average
is reported.
July 1, 1855, and reported at the end of
NAV. are not increased in California or
Southern Oregon, but in the Willamette
valley and near Puget Sound nearly an
inch has fallen during June; on the Wash
iugton Territory coast about three inches.
Norther-A severe north wind COM
menced in the Sacramento valley on the
10Th. and lasted during the 18th and
10Th. 1t was very severe, but came too
late in the season to do much damage.
General Weather Characteristic
barometer has been very normal, with the
biph pressure area on the North Pacific
coast the low in the interior, and espe-
ciaIlv eastern California. A severe local
storm moving enthusiastically, resembling
n tornado. occurred the LIST in the San Joa-
ouiu valley. The frequency OF fog on the
coast has been less than usual.
Cry TREAsuRY-The following were the
rsceipts for the week ending Saturday,
Jnlv Sd: Clarence Nelson, cemetery
dnes s37: A. S. Woods, water rates, 81
iii Is: n. A. Kidder, harbor dues, sl37 90 I;
r. II. Mckee, school warrant returned, $ )
" A. Henry, Police Court fines, sl2 90 !;
George A. Putnam, city licenses, S9l4 So (;
Total receipts, s., 224 GO. Total disburse-
nents s14. 996 Sc. Total amount in City
Treasury. 5000 oil.
Auction SALE.-W. H. Sherburn will
sell at auction at 10 A. N. to-day, at the
store 800 K street, an invoice of tobacco,
c;gars stationery, books, cutlery, playing
cards, Yankee notions, etc. Also oVeralls,
shirts. handkerchief, half-hose, furnishing
goods, etc.
Tup LARGEST stock of accordeons will be
found at L. K. Hammers Music Store, So
] street.
SSuIyE erman milk and cream bread
a.Peterson's. go street.
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Suicide with Rope and Pistol.

TRACY, July 5th.-A man supposed to be
named McCarty hanged himself in the barn
connected with the San Joaquin Hotel this
afternoon. He had been drinking heavily
for several days. After eating dinner, he
went to the barn, tied bale rope TO his
neck and rafter, and jumped off the
manger. He had been hanging several
hours when found.
SANTA Rosa, July 5th.-James Matte
committed suicide on Fridayat his home,
fifteen miles north of this city, on Mark
West creek, by shooting himself through
the head with revolver. Deceased was a
bachelor, native of Switzerland, 80 years
old. lie left property valued at $4,000.
He had no relatives in this country. De-
ceased was out of his mind periodically for
several years, with occasional fits of des-
pondency, which is the supposed cause OF
the deed
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Lone FISHERMAN. "

UyHE FINEST FIvECENT CIGAR IN THE
j Market. Also, q fine line Of Imported and
Key West on hand, ct Us street.
m6isim B. q. PETIT. Proprietor.
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MARRIED.

Ice CREAM, all flavors, at Peterson's, $40
street.
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as- We are the only House giving
the public the benefit of the CUT
RATE. We have no old stock to
clear out, but all FRESH, NEW
GOODS, and we are offering them
at LOWER PRICES than others are
asking for old stock and damaged
goods.
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WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE

A book Of 100 pages
The best book FOR an
advertiser to consult,
be he experienced or
otherwise. II contains
lists of newspapers and
dvertising. The aGver-
one dollar, finds in It
'es, while for him who
thousand dollars in ad-
icated which viii meet
can be made to do 50
arrived as by core
d and fifty-three edi-
Sent, post paid. to any
,iy to GEO. p. Row
s.ADvERTIsING Bu-
'rinting House Squarel,
fe2-1y&w1I
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THE "GALT GAZETTE"
EVERYBODY WANTS It'll

VyHE GAZETTE" IS ONE OF THE BEST
l. Country Papers in California, and the best
advertising medium for Sacramento Merchants
and Business Men to patronize. 1t Is published
in the heart of the richest grain-prodncing
sections in the State and circulates largely in
Sacramento San joaquin, Amador, FL Dorado
and Calaveras Counties. TO secure the trade of
these five counties by advertising, no better or
cheaper medium than the "GAZETTE'' Can be
found.
ST. The "GAZETTE'' is published every
Saturday. MEACHAM q CAMPBELL, Prop's.
fe1Stf
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OFFICE, 4TnIBUsnp BUILDING, NEW YORK.
NOTICE.

NyHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders of the Pioneer Milling
Company Will be held at the Office of the Com,
pany, First and Broad streets, in the city and
county of Sacramento, on MONDAY, JULY 18Th.
at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electing a
Board OF Directors TO serve during the ensuing
year, and to transact any and ali business thai
may cone before the meeting.
+. B. SMITH, Secretary.
June Is, 1885. ie2S-3wis
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ssu1SE erman milk and cream bread,
atPeterson's. $40 street.
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The above amount paid for the periodicals
is for two years, the bin was audited in June
this year and usually is ordered paid in July.
The debt on the library building July l.
1885, was 81 $50; on July l, 1885, is 1910.
The @building is mortgaged to the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company; annual
interest. per cent.
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SAN JOSE, July 5th.-John Apusich sus-
tanned severe fracture of the skull Sun
day, by being thrown from a buggy. The
horse was frightened by bomb.
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THE largest stock OF accordeons Will De
found at L. K. Hammers Music Store szo
] street.
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CUT RATE.

Large LIZ Pint JeIlies...., zoe. per set
Tin-top large Jellies 25c. per set
Fine Crystal Goblets ,.....4oc. per set
Large Crystal Water
PITCHER. ....................... 4Oc. each
Four-piece Glass Sets..-...3oc. per set
Six Knives and Forks -. Goo. per set'
Berry Sets, 13 pieces, in
assorted colors. per set
Timed Iron Irresponsible per set
Timed Iron Tablespoons..2oc per set
Decorated Caps and Sau-
.doC. per SCI
44-piece Tea Set, deco
rated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 per set
Iron Stone Dinner Sets,
100 pieces..................... per set
Pint Mason Jars............Soc per doz
Quart Mason Jars. DOC. per doz
1-2 Gallon Jars....-....$1 90 per doz
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VIsALIA, July 5th-The city was success
fully illuminated by electric lights for the
first time this evening. The plant cost
$4,000, and is owned by two citizens. The
system is the Western Electric-its first in
PRODUCTION III California.
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DisbMrsemcRfs.
Balance on hand JpIr l. 1sse.. -.


REHABILITATION.
Received from Library Fund 50 449 rs
Rcved from Contingent Fund 125 30
-- 1882 IS
Paid from Library FUud....s6,3 67 40
Paid from Contingent Fund. 12l 20 S6,4SS 60
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Balance in fund July l, 1856.

LIBRARY CONTINGENT FUND.
Receipts.
Amount on hand July /, 1Ss5.............. .
From fines for the year 100
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
BUFFALO BILLS
WILD WEST

AT ERAsTINA WOODS. STATEN ISLAND
Under the auspices of the Island Amusement comnanv
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho sales advertised yesterday by Richard
u.roett Co. at the Real Estate Exchange were well
',.nsed No % Columea-s tbs first property offered
-. O, A four-story brick tenement house tho
W., AMI a three.story brick tenement house the
1T n plot 2OxIOO Tho property rents for 81 400
,s 70 A. stern FOR 81 400. The ohor parcel offered
tonr.s,ory brick house on a lot 2L3xlO0, being
q, second-ave II rents for II 600 After consider
M onpe,ition 1t sold to Charles Mehling for S2l 600
thor. was a call at the brokers' meeting for al I'M
,ored avenue corner, between sixth ana Tenth aves
"a Forty.second and Flfty-ninth sts, 70 cost from
~ ooo 10 $50 600 and plot In West End ave- bet
ond and Onchundrcdih sts, 70 cost about
r'rno corner plot Of dgh. lots on the West Side, be
g.. vninth.st.. offered for SlOO.OOO a fve-
low .nartment house In West Flfieenth-st., be-
s"', Sixth and Seventh nves, for $4,000; a house
- ,he orange Mountairs snd ten acres for S2o,oO.
o. ~ twenty acres IL ROselle ~ j., for $4,000; and
1ru o 100 acres, house OF nine rOOns and outbaid
r.. IN ROCK and County for 100000.
iarro buslness L. expected during the fall In eub-
- i,s Tne Bennett farm at Bath. l. l.. was sold
sr forclosure about twelve years ago for $4,000 II
~. rscrntIy been resold for $4,000 IL will he cut up
- LA M lots at tie Exchange during the coming
ssssoN.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

- Main ln' I'in-A wanna ia iuil
CN Tor OF ALLIrIENA NDl MAINS.
TIE MOUNTAIN HOU 81 NOW OPEN
Taror aul sleeping from l T. it- cast aud west f0
cir,u.ars Vc.. address MILAN IL. IINlIAM.
lI.snIIL iNIlIl
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
AETNA RESTORES EyESIChT
atrer oculists fan Testimonials FREQ.
AETNA CO.. 5thave.. y. y.
Proposals.
Giiuaiions rUanicD--fcmaIfs.

JlIuuIlOU9 IUUUIEU--I ILlH1I9.
l AUNDRESS.-BY strong young woman
class c1Ccls In irts and fine work. etc; las high
est references. COZ 6thNvc. upstairs near 31t St
-MAlD.-By n young French glrl
would Ike 10 travel good good references Ad
dress :. ", Tribune upto~n ONCE l2S- broadway
I AUNDRESS-Is first class would 20 out by
the day III private family excellent city references.
Adir,ss LAU DRESS. ZIG cot 27thst. roon No 10.
NURSE and CHAMBERMAlD.-By Il French
~ grl very pure capable nurse 10 growing child
rem neatly. and would assist with camberwOIk
good references. Gail AT 0O2 9th
NURSE, &c.-By n respectable woman, to
~ mind children OF wall nvaud good city refer
cncos Call at 80 West Sd ct, first door
CEAMSTkESS and TUTOR.-By a German
y pr long this country well educated for older
children Address T. H. Tribune Branch Office los sthase
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By
w respectable girl first GLASS and rusy understands
of silver salads. sdcbOaTd dustng excellent c,an
b.llald county city. MARY. lo5 Ohave, nesE l2thst
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Amusemen.s.
A POSITIVE FACT!
HALF A MILLION A MONTH!

ACTUALLY AND sQUARELY, FULLY 100000 DE-
LIGHTED HUMAN BEINGS HAVE ATTENDED DUR
ING THE PAST FOUR WEEKS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Citp Drop.rin for Sale.

A LARGE downtown property Tor sale
n suitable for storage or heavy mauuiacturing
KULAND q WHITING. Bockman ST.
INTENTION Is called 20 those elegant first
~ class houses Nos. 10 y Easi -0tsi Apply on prem
its L. OwncTs. g. y. ana y A " Villa '7.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

l|sGJy ., sySis S,si lot S.8Hio6 Mcslng -. s2l Gc
anl sicIH os xi iGx25x rres Stem l4oo
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Gs!p Wanlsa

A DVERTlSEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TkIBuNE WILL BE RECEIVED 81 TIE
TprOWN OFFICES, No. .23- Brnai~ay, corner thirty
nfst st. until 953 Broadway. between lH ,nty second
and Ty enty thir sta. until SOo West Twenty tAi-
Eighth 1873 FoiTth corner foc' if 80
70b Thirlaye. corner Fory seventh St No LOO li ave.
near and the II hlbM OFFICE Z'4 last Oho-
huuar-d NTH 23Ou Thirlave- cuin"r one
hundred and twenty pth e. NY ~ nl Al regular "I'o
NVANTED.-Active agents 70 sell mining
w specaues; big monoy In oommls-i9n or "a arr; saa
paid. Address HARTsFEID fOh Abl-- r ' i~
NACE AND MINING co, Dox ll6. Newport, ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
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