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Holmes Primmer, i0c.: Spel,er, 49,: First Reader
eos. Second Reader 35c. Third Reader, 50c (:
Fourth Reader, 75c.; Fifth Reader, IL s5; Sixth
Reader, 81 so
Veneble's First Lessons in Arithmetic, SOC. /;
Mental Arithmetic, 45c.; Intermediate Arithmetic
&c Piactical Arithmetic, 81 CO.; Elementary
Al cha. 81 50. keys 10 Nenable's Ariihmetics,
SOC Elementary ALGEBRA, 81.
Haay's first Lessons ~ Geography, CSC. Inter.
'- Vac GEOGRAPHY, 81 IS Manual VI Geography,
~ Physical Geograp 81 Is.
Holmes Fusi essons in Grarnmar, sOc., Eng
J Or mnnr, SOC. s.,..r.
Homes History of the United States, DOC. ,..
Carter Elements OF Genrral History, 81 so.
For sky days from date, will give special cash
iiscnunt on the hove books. T.. II. CUSHING.
Houston, Feb, q, 1874. mari
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See Ed Sturgis,

New double column advertisement in
another column. Ed means business,
and his numerous friends throughout this
region of country know him, ana when
he talks business he is always in earnest.
His beautiful new Bridge street store Is
becoming as widely known as his former
stand. He invites his old frontier
friends to call and see him. L. A. Stur-
gis is known us enc who studies the ins
terests of the farmer, and is content with
a reasonable margin of profit Blast i'm
he's clever fellow, and if You don't bes
lievc it, go and see hun and be convinced.
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PnIL,p w ERLEIN's

Piano, Organ and Music House. No. IS,
40, So and 30, Baroune. tree, New Orleans, is
the oldest and lpre-st music huuse South.
One hundred AMI tirty pianos aud organs IN
warerooms, comprising all makes and grades
Mt Wholesale prices. for cash, and at low rates
on monthly payments. Sheet music Brass,
string and wind instruments. Remember,
Philip werlein, 1890, Buronne Street, New
Orlea' q.
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RAZOR BACKS TO THE REAR

RAZOR BACKS TO THE REAR
Among the attractions offered by
Jack Pierce, the Auction Man of Waco,
are fourteen head of thoroughbred
Berkshire hogs, We have seen them, and
they are busters.
Jack has cash customers for fifteen head
of good medium mules, aud sells them for
a song, So bring along your ponies too,
and Plat will try them on.
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DON'T FAIL

To look at the beautiful styles of hats
just received at
m3D3t Nv. LEVINE & BRo.'s
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AurrInN SALE llt

This is the day for Jack Pierce's Auc' ion
SNle ofFurui,ure, Berkshire Hogs, Wagons
Mules, Horses, Washing Macl ines, Dry
Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Etc.
Go early, as the sale is a large one.
JAcK PIERCE,
Auctioneer.
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IF YOU WANT

IF YOU WANT
The latest style hat, go to Levine 4
Bros, who have just received their new
stock. m3Dtf
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THE NEW STYLE
"Agazzis" and "Belmont Hat are 10 be
found at Levine L Bros. m3ptf
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MONEY TO LOAN
On drst class security on real estate. Ap-
ply ~ me AT Flint 4 Chamber sip's Office.
n r. THOMAS.
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FEKD. AxLING
Has now on hand large lot OF the very
purest liquors of all kinds aud ic you do not
believe this, Fret. SAYS. coue and Try them.
He also sets a tirst class lunch, daily, from 10
a. m. to IL IN. Call dLf
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The Officials

The Officials
Sit round the courthouse with never q
thing to do. Justice Msssey's court. how
ever. was in session, bat the qsses tried were
trivial and unworthy Of note
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Fred AXling

Fred Axling
Aud Bergman hivs got gooi cis'rs, and
they are qst,ing large sals for them. sas
well as the II comparable XXNX. Of Burn
hsm.
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|. W. LEVINE & BRO.

l. W. LEVINE & BRO.
Have just opened one of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought to Waco. 1t
comprises all the novelties of the season, such
rs iue Hress Cloth Goats, Docskin Pants ana
Vests. French piegnuas, Scotch Cassimeres,
English Millions. The la est in white Vests
ana their Spring Pants are oi the finest pat
terms and styles. llaIs, Ties, Scaris, Bows and
Kil Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods pepo, is being daily in
creased bv new arrivals o Calicoes, Brown
aud Bleach d Di,me ,lir Checks Dill ny,
Sheeting. &c. Laiies and Misses Shoes IN
great variety, Linens, Lawns. Muslins, &C., dc.
stolen,
On or about the 10Th of February from
my place Eear Waco, one light Day horse ~
years old, about 10 hands high, branded n
on tho left shoulder. A liberal reward will
he paid for his return to me, or for iniorma-
ton that wullead to his recovery.
msrld&wlm II. u. WILSON
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LOST

A red and white COW, branded C; mark
crop oil right ear and under half crop in
lett ear:
A liberal reward will be paid on applca.
tion to
THOMAS COBBS,
miles from Waco, on the Gatesville road
mar7D3tWlt
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LucKEIT's LlNIMENT-LIvrNG Wl1>
NEssEs. atNt $3.50
BLUE EpeE, Falls County Texas,
Annnst LIZ lA1a

NEssEs. aNt $3.50
BLUE EpeE, Falls County Texas,
August 10, 1873.
MI. s. NJ. Lakeland:
DEAR SIR have been sorely afflicted with
Rheumatism Tor Several years, 80 much 10
that at times have not been able to
walk without the greatest pain for two
and three months together. have tried ev-
cry remedy and been attended on by several
good physicians, but haze never experienced
any relief until l was induced to try "Luc,.-
ett's Linment." After using three bottles
and myself entirely well, and / cheerfully
give this to the public, hoping that others
may SEQ this and pritit by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
medicine. j. w. ROBERTSON.
My postofiice is Bremond, Robertson coun
ty, Texas.
Depot for the Slate, with j. NJ. Riveire
Agent, Waco, Texas.
SUMNER DRINKS
For invallds. Imported Brennan Lsger.
Imported Scotch Ale, Imported Dublin
Porter. First supply just received by
MARSHALL l. EARLY,
Third ST., Corner Franklin.
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-.-.--.-- ling splendid matre'sss for S.
North corner OF public square, '-' 81.
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Easc bail.
All the first nine are earnestly re-
quested TO meet on the base hall grounds
Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock. .Fa
on hand"
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NOTICE.
To sell good beef at reasonable prices
shall he my object, AMI to get rid of bad feel
ings Customers can call and be suited at
prices that defy CONF etltlor, in style, espe:
cislly at y. DARwIys,
The City Market, on the Spare.
mnr4l2w The cid Rlchey Market
Masonic.
The following members are ap-
pointed n committee to visit and atten,
the sick Of Waco Lodge No. 90, A + e.
NJ. during the month of March:
FO. Rodgers, Y. @. A. Rodgers, J
7. Sneed, j. l.. Durham and J. L. Scar,
BY order of the w, NJ,
/. A. HIGHrowER,
s,cIeiliy
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DO YOU WISH
To adv rtlse your business or send views
OF your vsllings, business houses, or city OF
Waco TO your friends? If so. leave your
orders at jackson a Knights Gallery. They
guarantee satisfaction.
Mr.. GEO. w. HEwETT, Cistern Builder
Mico:
DEAR SIR We, the undersigned. having
engage your services ia building clsterns or
in rep ling cisternS bui by otners that pro- ed
defe, tive, take pleasure in bearing witness to
the superior tg Of your work. and In recon-
mend,ng You to the public as giving entire
satisa tion ia that line,
FLINT & CuAMBERLiN,
Bankers,
Gro. W. JACKSON, Banker,
O, j. Downs.
J. W. SpEIGHT
...,. j. w. MANN 4 Co,
LEN, CHAMBERS,
j. W, DowSs.
Wac o. Feb. 'p2 p&Wl
Mrs. GRpNDY SAYS,
That y zodont eclipses all other p-epara
tons of the teeth and gums AM what Mrs.
y. says is reitera ed most emphatoally by
nineiy-pine oDerhundredlhs OF the beauty aud
fashion of the land. .-'. f'-'"
FOR SALE! o." ''f--
A large lot OF choice Texas fodr fo- sale,
at Moore 4 Stureis.
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IR,wN & ALLIs
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

plan. specifications have been submitted to the Depart
iugs daring week ending Saturday jan 10 lSt
Nos 243 and 2l5. two bneS enenen eich I'VE
&C. Mooney L. b. Jennings, architect
Faye Of seventh st. one uHcs hrsass
dgeux 7JN69 estimated cost OF erection %l1OVoV
Adele r. Stephens Harding Piudng archltects
Frstaye ~ brick ami tenement i've ses zohoV
7. Lalnouf, s-.--,.- oo-en
Ftye A. brick store aud tenement hve stories 3Zhoo
II. LamOur
Frt 40 ~ brick and tenement i've Stories 3O113
7. LImour 49,. o-.z,.
Cb No H. brick and tenement, Eve stories 2oHo4
Michael Rsiuhird. 49,. 40
Rt Nnh no rear workshop two stories 20S2o
NJ Gardner -, e.. g.. o,.ss
north 900 feet west Of Boulevard four hclass
French apartment buildings each i've stories Zo1oo NJ 'a"o1s
owner, Fr 5. Barns. architect. , 49,, -. -,
Firaye north west coer Twenty nnthst brick store ana
tenement stories 25175; NJ kOher owner r. D. Barns
arch tect , -, i. h.i.L
Frsave west side % feet north Of Twenty SIX bneh
stores aud enemeu each stories 2ioxJ0 NJ hohe o"hefi
r Barns architect. -. -,
sye st. south side Of Secondaye two brown
stone front 6class buildings each four stores, 2OHOo NJ Eh
owner; f. \. b. rls, architect .--.-.... no
fass dwelling house four stories 2O1tO NJ fenners
owner. f. S Barns, architect - o.-o.
serst, No. 1888 brick tenement hve soes -oh'o
Rsmatd cost % Buildings enumerated 300
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BUILDING STATISTICS

For the week ending TO- 1874 from the records Of the Department
I uncs Walter W. Adams Superintendent TIE Bureau " Con-
ru3r AMI alteration reports: Plans submitted for new buildings
II caorsug % bullng which IL enemens; SIX French
ocu dwellings, Tor alts fclas, dwellings manuaeor,
md one the erection Of the 70 buildings
enanera 5j00 Nine plans submitted Tor alterations Es'
timatel cost of alterations, $3.50.
~ g4e4n or Tnsas Bttlitags and Complaints
pos; Nlmb Of complain received, IL violations repone % vo-
tiou removed buildings reported 81 unsafe buildings made
safe 81 taken down. notices of violations served
49, 49, number OF buildings SURVEYED 3O2
Inc lrs1t reports Number of buildings reported for
escapes number buildings provided with he escapes ls hre
served o. Orders beams ami ns tested ii re-
jectei, !. o,, ,,-...,-- -
Metopoi
House Germana stadt
and Theatre unique Booths Nbos and Stengay Hall and no in
fron OF ay noted Eight hotels have also been inspected
AZ 10 their security. Of &C. IN Of ire
A. follows TO Wit House, Deyos House. Columbian Hotel
The London Hotel lie NOr Libby House and SNeenys
Hotel Thee schools follows 10 wit From Nos 03j 10 30 East
TTtb from Nos 43l 439 East Ninetrenhs, aud from Nos
i2 Lhteenh have been specially Inspected a. 70 the
n- and fice. provided &C. OF IRE accident
u carefully inspected which reported
provided tire sni
n interest forthwith provide additional ere
Me urchs inspected their condition for safety
means OF which reported
heinz provided with requisite Tor safety and two as requiring al
dnonai safeguards.
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Jan. IL, 1874.

NEW-IORh, Monday Jan. II, ls7f
The situation of the local horse trade at the
opening OF the week is substantially the same as res
ported the close Of the preceding one Rece mt arr
rivals from the West limited, and did not embrace
anything beyond ordinary draft horses The demand
for prime truck horses though yet not partlcu
larry urgent likely to be equal to the supply, which
continues comparatively light and dealers in stock Of
this kind will he enabled TO realize at firm prices Ind-
cations that not much improvement may be ex
pected in the market for higher priced stock for seyer
weeks to come. and dealers will be found disposed
meet the views Of purchasers.
Auction sales Of horses wagons. sleghs, harness. and
horse equipments Tuesday, the 18th inst:
At 1880 a. m, by Mr.. Arch. Johnston, at the Horse
Mart in Thlrteenth-st., near University place.
At II o'clock at Mr. Wm. Van Tassels Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart, in East Thirteenth-st Fourth
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bnlipe reported for week ending JAN 10, 1874;
Eorwe corner Eghhaye and Thrteenht, unsafe horn
Ia Woo unsafe himneys and gutteri James slade'
-.... 900,
sonh side OF Knz % feet east Of Westinghouse unsafe gen
.raiy. CORPORATION of Trinity Church. owner
No 372 Creenwichst unsafe 'front.' unknown owner
10 AZ Ayepue C. unsafe front; VIM II. Mitchell agent
No ig3 Digion.st unss ro.f; j. p Payten owner -
Nos l and West Twenty xtbst unsafe mont hnteli Ezra
A ioy
No % gton unsafe front and eaderi SpoAoi 'o
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. IL. 1874.

The public sales at the Exchange Salesrooms
were confined three vacant lots on Twentysecondst
and two lots Twenty-tbrdst. Full details OF the
sale will be found below At private sale, v H. steven
son. IT, has sold the four lots facing the Central PARK
northwest corner OF observation-disclosures ana
Eighth TOR Central PARK avenue for s625O each seller
Joseph Smith, each lot 10 feet front and rear by 100 ee
in depth.
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NIIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
II

WILL BE READY ABOUT NBW-YEARS
ard 81 addition to the
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGES
will contain
THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS BY STATES COUNTIES,
AND TOWNS
ABSTRACT OF u. y LAWS
TABLE or APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR.
FOREIGN TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN, u s., AND CANADA.
RAILROAD STATISTICS
CHRONICLE or EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD OF 1873
TABLES OF WEIGHTS. MEASURES. And COINS.
The TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.
VALUABLE STATISTICS OF THE TRAFFIC. OF TRUNK
RAILROADS AND CANALS.
NETWORK sHERIFFs AND COUNTY CLERKS.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
COMMITTEES or THE Z. s. CONGRESS
And much valuable Political AMI statistical n.OrmatOn
Price 20 eeat,; 7 copies ior 81.
N'1e' THE TRIBUNE,
Hew-York
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MRS. SOMLRyILLES
PERSONAL RECOLLECT1ONS.

The the of the two volumes John
Stuart Autobiography and Mrs sOmeryes Reoeousl nevi
tay forces comparison with the other and the OF reef
with which every the record o. the barren cheer
less life of the defiant philosopher the Of the hopeful and
inspiring career humble Christian Of science dsPenses
with the necessity Of argument With it its moral"
The above from thIeeeoumn review N The NeVfok
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New- 1crsrn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or RENT-The best glass front
COUNTRY STORE in Mercer Cou j. also stock must b
appreciates business 10000 yearly chance; s1us
factory reasons gwen for selling Pc Box 20 HAmol9ua
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tiouses ano farms Uanteo.
BrookIpn propertp Go Eet.

VNO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
l. FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No. l02 PIneappe.st
GORDON L. FORD. 81 CLARK st., BROOKLYN.
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Citn Real Gstatr for Sale.
NEWBORN CRY.

VlID NEWI V5IUIT IUI DHIt.
. VERY handsome fOur-stOTy brOwn-stOne
~ HOUSE "a wide bes, OF order beautifully ieseoed
&c in Forty-eyenht, Fthye. Columbia College Lease
80 800 r. II. GRADY S21 srh-aye.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for tenement
poporty in frame
on East Il zky eghthst rutland WHITING Beekmau-st
L'OR SALE-The first-class tOur-stOry STORE,
No "A Johns 23iI60k9j close the estate OF the late
1oma- G. Morton bought
b,rgsin I24Al HOMER MORGAN, Pines.
NRw -YORK. January, 1874.
I SHALL continue my business as REAL
ESTATE AGENT my making specially OF rakug
charge renting collecting, paving &e &c
Nv will be eli business ntrusted
ca
Nv address will Temporarily be the hitherto. No 80 Broad
wayN.i. DAWSON BROWN.
DEFERRING to my Card III this paper,
IL solicit the Of ESTATES
DAWSON BROWN 30 Broadway.
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MRS. SOMERVILLE'S

PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS.
The NegYok Evening Post review calls one
Of the notable publications 1t remarkable story OF
remarkable WOMAN"
The Boston Daily Advertiser lengthy review There
was more charming OF beautiful life. Every page
Of the book ID Of vaae To quote good things would be
reprint the book"
The NewYok Tribune SAYS book the heart OF the
coolest crtc pure delicate frank and ye, reserved
70 know such character Mrs Somervi mperfecty
can be set forth print many sermons and all the speeches
all the rights conventions Of have not muc to
the hard common world Of larger opportunities for
women a. the story lie neh peeverng and successful
endeavors."
portrait handsome svo volume Price ~ so.
Sold by all booksellers Mailed pos. paid by the publisher
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
ROsTOS
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AUCTION SALES AT THE EXCHANGE, MONDAY
Ry James M. Mil

VI. WiNfT.
Three Of Twenty ecODdst, 30i ieet east OIL
fir,t ave- together 706r08.9, b. Cox 300 each
Of Twenty hrds, 2lSlO ieet west OF
A, together 5OI9S. o. B Cox, $4,000 each
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the scientific world the rpst fruit Of bis yei Of study
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feaal Notices.
Guropean ADVERTISEMENTS.
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{Iaiy:a

The BEST sni MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced pcI
Debility and Loss Of Appetite sia.
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Nem Publications..

lust PUBLISHED.
EVERY DAYS NEED,
collection RECEIPTS furnished BY the lahes Of The
BUSINESS WOMAh'S HOME.
Will be postpaid for 90 cents -.
LAURA BEECHER 80 WIloughby-si S!0okiyn, y ].
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ConrIrp Real GstIte ton Sale


-
A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
IA RIVER FOR sALR-stuated CROTOS LANDING viii b
favorable The property comprises upwards OF ~
hgh Of cultivation and well stocked Win
Il descriptions The buildings the premises CONSIST 81
tsooy noiern Cottage House containing ~ rooms With closets
good barn, and other outbunys The house
mile The land all Oh tbs
westerly Albany psroad and eI9ds tho
river easily sudiyiie into number Of vida sites
EDw AID CLARKE Tnbune Ohee
E'ARM of 100 acres on l.. L.. One-half under
l. cultivation balance OAK wood for SALE EXCHANGE Tor
Brooklyn properly; price $500 rutland WHITING Beek'
msn-st.
NOR SALE.-A FARM of 1913 acres on tho
west bank Of SENECA LAKE ~ miles from Geneva a miles
from II from New gothic house good order,
rooms &c 80 woods the rest raole
well with the round une sdaptei
farming purposes beng con
~ the The house Is hnes
situated lake, eqnaing SURPRISING,
Property Of the late Rev T. r. Wardwel FOE
particulars, address call on H. L. WAkDW ELL 20 souht n L
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE ONLY $4,000 26 30 miles from New iotk st
good wo,tory rooms cehou all IN good ords0
Apply o 4. II. LUDLOW Co, 3 PinesL
CTAMFORD, C0NN.-For SALE or To LET,
~ unfinished the preLtet places stamford
2. 6. HUBERT IT,, 81 Lberty-s'
VONKERS.-GoOd three-story brick H0US !.
beautifully Wabutonye close station Tor sALh
to LET. q hUbEKI'Jr VI biosf"'"
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Ju5trnCtlon.


For Boys and Young Men City.
: NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ HiiisOnavc.
school hours. 9ia m. 70 . q ).
NHAKLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
~ and YOUNG GENTLEMEN, 1876 and % Fast Twsn oarh-s
PROF CHARLER. Director and rfopneo
MRS. GEO. VANDENHOFFs
VA SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
No. 1O3 West FoItysecoud-st. tirservoir Parsh On
SECOND TERM will commence Feb u, ISL Hours ron VJo L.
to 2;3O ?.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for
tAe schools o Science Technology Ines Architecture, &c
ALFRED COLIN Engineer T. y ". aud Professor AZ
Naval Acadomy l2G7 BrOalgay near Tnrty ssocndsi.
INVEST SIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Twen-
w ,h1dst SIth-ayeDay and Evening Please call
For Young Ladies-City.
"YI INDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children,
ami PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS Tor Ladies. hil re-
Yea Object: The thySc1 mental and moral eotur OF cn
hesh8
routine school Address Miss b 81 coz Pnu 10 "es i@,
NINE. De VALENCIAs INSTITUTE for
~ Young and Children, 80 West Onehundrei-au IN ietn
Ic-Com1la.e thorough in French Lssl Mth"
,shoo Drawing rtng all tnis Of Embroidery H4b to
Boarr without guardians desiring their
lslgbt.r abroad through Madame have
Europe prospectus. VIII reopen Sect H. ISf-
Miscellaneous-City.
ELocUTIoN%;, Mas oro v.ypExnorp
Receives private pupils classes OH de and gehtlemen at her
- Nte ffr-syrf fT 70
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Neip Publications.

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