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Crafts and Graffing.

About these days look out for
scions for grating to be used next
spring. There is not farmer in
the land but what shou,d cXpiri-
ment constantly in the way OF
grating, and thus prove for himself
the value of the highly.eXtolIed
varieties of fruit. In his visits
among his neighbors, whenever n
good fruit is brought to his notice,
he should ut once procure Il few
scions, and wrap them up in molst-
cncd paper until he reaches home,
when they should be consigned to
box 10 bis cellar SAID box to con
tain damp moss or sawduSt, and be
placed in cool, moist corner, away
from furnace. In consigning the
scions to this receptacle great care
must be taken that they are care
fully covered all round with the
moss or sawdust, to keep them from
coming in contact with the air
Some kinds of fruits graft much
moro readily than others; the seed
fruits, 80 called, such as apples,
pears, etc, being examples OF this
class. Tho stone fruits, such as
cherries, peaches and pnms, can be
reproduced more satisfactorily by
means of budding. The novice in
these matters should then turn his
attention more particularly to the
first, and after he hus gained pro-
ficiency, it will be time enough to
try his hand ut the latter
In testing new varieties, how
much more sensible to own a single
limb on an old established tree than
. to purchase II young plant, and wait
for several years to ascertain, per
hans. after all his trouble, that it is
not Mt all suited to his locality.
the largest limbs may be marked
quite easily, by merely making a
downward cut through the bark,
for say an inch in length, having
previously cut off the branch
souarely and smoothly. The grail
should not be cut wedge-shaped as
in the customary cleft-graft system
but the cut must be all on one side
and inserted between the bark and
wood of the limb, beneath the sli'
aforesaid. After tying 1T int
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About yer tax Increase,
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Och, I'd like TO make 1t hot
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Who would dare to say Pm not
Jist docther Of the law"
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St. Nicholas for 1875.

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that there Is TO be no falling off, but an In.
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tons. Among other attractive features are
two sp endid serial stories
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
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AMUsEMENTs-NISrH PAGE-Fifth an sixth columns
HsTRoI,oGle,rwELETH pAon-Sixth column
Sl S6zEbEs fTTi F4slF ssa and sixth
BOAR, AND LODGING wANTAD-Twr-'ru PAGE
BRo6kL9S S0 REAL EsrArE-sroosD PAGE First col.
Bgs!SEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
6fY EH tAcswsiXan
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwnLr1m PAeE-First and
hSb GGam
hle 'hfq sSis%ns rAerrn and
EESEdSfSsHgE gEs,,E.cH.n PACE , ..,u
SaSSS Quinn
BEY opr.ns4 rAeEsStS snsm Smn
iasEs hF Paonvihrd and fourth
EXCMANGE.FInsr PAaE-Fonrth column.
EIsh SHhs@'F %RfS-Fiasr FAeA@Feur.h aAef column.
RSSSs sAss SD xARTMRArs TO
SECOND PAcE-Fourth and fifth columns.
EHEST
HELP ,WASIE2TrTEMALEEsnInvnsra, pAcn-sixth
col
HORSE, CARRIAGES, ac.-rrnsr PAcE-second,
HorthsWrnp haFa fng pnr'P PsasiHtb columns column
HOUSES, ROOMS &c, wANIED"snoos iS'H' PAcr-Finh
1NSTRUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
LECTURE SEASON-NINrH PAGE Fifth column.
LOAN OFFICES-TwELrTH PAGE-sxth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
MACHlNERY-SECOND PAGE-Sixth column
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFTH PAGE-fOurth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE Sixth column
MILK AND CREAM-TwnL-rH PAGE iXth column.
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
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NV 5seTs s9R% column
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PERsONAL-FIRsr PAGs-First column.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS &C.-NINTH PAcE-Fifth
POST OFFICE NOTIcE-FIRsr PAcn-.,xth column.
PROPOSALS-TwELrrH Eth PAGk-Six;h column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGE-Second column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND rAcE-second and
third columns.
REwARDs-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUGTION-TwELrTH PAGR-FOurth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL PAGE-
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TwELrrn PAGE-First
SPECIAL NOT1CES-FIRsr PAGE-second column
SPORr!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr ,PAGE-sec"nd
THE TRADEs-TwELsrn PAcK-1hird column
THE IURF-FIRsr PAGE-s econd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcOND PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
UNFURNI HID ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Frh column.
WANTED TO PCRCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column,
WESrCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C-TwELFrH PAGE-sixth
column.
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At AUCTION-FIvE THOROUGHBREDS,
n FROM G. W. BATHGATE'S STABLE.
TOMORROW UHURSDAY), THE 18TH,
AT II O'CLOCK,
AT NO; 8 HOUSTON STREE

Two doors east of Broadway.
In consequence OF Mr. Bathgate spending few months
in Europe ve OF his fine lhoroughbIeds win be offered
at auction tomorrow the horses having been removed
from Fordham for convenience Of sale;
NO. LA PAIR OF BAY TROTfERS 1873 hands.
speed each showing the high strain of blood
very beautiful and be driven easily and pleasantly
in three minutes warranted sound ang kind and raised
NO. EBAY HORSE, 16 hands, years old. and as
handsome horse as stands In New York showing all
the high points OF pure thoroughbred; uncOmmOnly
fine Saddle Horse; well broke to harness and will
show high rate OF speed. lie Is perfect beauty
in color. form and disposition Warranted kind and
sound. sired by Lexington
old; fne Coupe Horse, and q splendid Saddle Iorse,
and would be u very desirable horse to match with
another for carriage pair. Warranted sound and kind
and Is OF the Glencoe stock
no. 1-BROWN BAY HORSE, ls hands years old ;,
and warranted sound and kind and OF uncommony high
action. He raised in Kentucky oiso and Is of the
Bascome stock Well broke to- harness and saddle hav
ing ali the gaits to saddle. Would make beautiful
match horse. Has great speed.
These Horses direct from kentucky and are frst
70 go and see them, Are now exhibition. viii
be sold peremptorily to the highest bidder.
JOHN l.. VANDERWATER, AuctiOneer,
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EXCURSIONS.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

STEAMBOATS AND 3ARGEs FOR EXCURSIONS To
- Raritan Beach, Sea View. Iona Island, ana Willow
Haven Grove. MARTIN Il HASKELL, Ill south street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &C.
BARKER 4 SONS
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT

A BARKER X SONS
"A CITY XUcTioS MART AND NEW YORK TAT
SS?;s 4sss22Tsy i;sf
E9haT SAtHy 81
nor. so hours allowed tor trial on every
prpne E m only r mart in the State having the
dyng nl ring entirely under cover and plenty of room
'' 'N'''''S c1TA,h4osGgE OF SALE HL c THIS DAY
bred % Trot,ers and Roadsters consignment from wes
Rko%IsiS PAS AS9S!a'sias asis 81 Champion gre of St
sAY Gedns sIs, aa son can ss a5daaa cho
i hsh yshff f Srn asns rS IN by Phillip Alien s
high iyTFif ysnFs old naV ssp sG S G - o
George palmer dam BY Henry Clay l5ti high years
GiosEnS s S' MATohEp pair of black oedings by Rip
Van Var WnSlo lson Of lli,ls Biask Hawk Ss high,
a ana year, old extra Style can trot in o single and
s Gsnf got by
HIGH BRED GRAY Gelding, got by J. J. crlttcnden,
of x S and GSGy ~ pair
' N sa sa4 % aIa II @ sy nsls as"ef Is high
yesEs FIX ssn tEo E Ss,n minutes Sy Young Columbus ,n
fip 'ssS he % bay odns
ay saye & or dss' I nigh
Gedn sy Young Columbus s
hfh SYY uap 0d sfn rS Ssy IL S o by Toronto Chief
high. years old trot in 255
ABOVE STOCK are all elegant drivers, unframed
aud are warranted sound ana kind.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER above will he sold
ELEGANT TOP side bar Road Wagon.
FINE NO top side bar Road Wagon.
NEW AND SECOND hand harness. horse Clothing,
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Haltcrs, &c.
ELEGANT TOP Pony Phaeton
NO TOP ExDress Wagon.
EXTRA FINE gray Mare, l5H high, years old: good
free driver: fine business mare, ana warranted sound
and kind
THIRTY OTHER top and no top Road Wagons, Depot,
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &c.
TWELVE OTHER Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER pOstpOneC on accOu0t of weather
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DRY GikODS.

r SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 9lt BROADWAY.
IA Twentieth and Twenty first e,is GRANDlDlSrLAY
OF IMPORTED FASHIONS. PATTERNS NOW READY.
CLOTH MODELS with every pattern. Cutting and ht.
ting A. BURDETTE SMITH, 9l4 Broadway, between
Twentieth AMI twenty first streets
K INZEYS.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
70 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
Steamers leave pier i2 North River New YORK. as fol-
lows-
COLON. Captain T. l. Tanner March To- ~ Il noon.
CAPuLCO, Commodore A. q. Gray, Marcn ~, at !2
noon.
HENRY CHAuNCEY. Captain ". II. Eathbun, April
l. at II nooD connecting with ali steamers for central
American and South Pacific ports
steamers leave san Francisco for Japan aad China
the lst OF every month.
CITY OF TOXIC. .......
For freight or passage or other Information apply at
tho companys olcc wharf loot OF Canal street New
York. H. j. DuLLAY, SUPERINTENDENT
RUFUS UArcu Managing Director,
limited STATES AND Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY. FOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The elegant scrcw steamship ONTARIO, 3cN tons
burtht n Captain GEORGE u. SIocuin, will sail tor St
Thomas Para, Pernanbuco, Bahia and Rio Janoiro on
Tuesday, March g, at O'Clock 4. NJ from pier ~
North fiver.
For frelghs or passage apply to-
WILLIA0 H. GARRISON, Agent
Ma Bowling tsreen.
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OOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
i Tho malls for Europe for the ending Saturday,
March I3 1875 Will close at this Office as ioows:-On
Tuesday ut ilM A. NJ: on Wednesday at 4. NJ, on
Thursday at llls A. NJ and Saturday ut and ny
A. NJ. T. /. JAMES, Postmaster.