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THE POWER OF music,

The celebrated preacher Bourdaloue h&dl
had habit of preparing himself fort tas'
pulpit with-a fiddle! He was to preach onii
Good Friday, and the proper officer cane n
to attend him to church. As the officer ;as.i
cended the stairs he heard the sound ot, n.
violin, and as the door stood little .ajM, hs
saw Bourdaloue in his eassock, playing ta
lively tune, and dancing to it about, hls
study. He thought the reverend man haAi
wing mad. He knocked gently nthes sd9orl
The father threw down his fiddle, hurried
on his gown, and approached him isaylnegssr. ess
20, is it you, sirl hope I havethot kept
you waiting, I am quite ready; TO- attend,
YOU" The officer, rs they went down stairs,
could not help mentioning his sprprlssef. Ell &
what he had. heard and SEEM! Boulaaloqsl
laughed. "Ths whole Of the InatterN'ls'.
this" said he, " in thinking over the sd1jecs,,
of the day, found my spirits too much Fs = ds5
pressed to speak as ought to do, ao ! '99ad
recourse to my usual method Of music. aud!
a little dancing. 1t has had Its efeesH iatni
quite in a proper temper, and 60 neT, Eith Vie :
pleasure to what I should else have gone 70
in pain" y 3sgS
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WHAT ARE WE TO DO.

Editing q paper is a nice business. II
we publish jokes people say VIC are rattle
headed. If We omit jokes they say we are
an old fossil. If wepublish original matter
they "cuss" us for not giving. selections
If we publish selections folks say we are
lazy for not writing something they have
not read in some other paper. If we give
a man complimentary notice we are CEN
sured for being partial. If we do not give
complimentary notices folks say we are a
hog. If we do not cater to the wishes Of
the ladies the paper is not fit to make a
hustle. If we remain in our Office and at
tend to our business, folks say we are too
proud to mingle with our fellows. # we
60 out they say We never attend to our
business. II we do not pay our bills
promptly folks say we are not to be trust
ed. five pay promptly folks say we stole
the money. If wear poor clothes folks
say business is bad. II we wear good
clothes they say we never paid for them.
Now, what are we to do7
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TREES AND PLANTS OF MAZDA
GASCAR 80.

In the larger forests, the superb treea
unknown out Of Madagascar, towering above
all the vegetation around, are the Ch,yso-
pias. The top is spread out Ikea parasol
and the branches terminate in bunches Of
flowers, formed by FIVE petals, Of a dazzling
purple, contrasting admirably with the
foliage. When the bark is cut into, . vel
low juice flows abundantly, which thickens
when it comes in contact with the air, and
makes an excellent resin for fixing knives
into the handle. Out Of one Of the trunks
Of this tree the Malasaches make pirogue,
or boat. Every where on the eastern coast
there grows tree Of remarkable elegance,
with panicles of smallrose-colored flowers;
It is the 7anghinia, the most dreaded tree
in the island. The fruit furnishes deadly
psison. AS a general rule aquatic plants
Of the family Of Naiades SO widely spread
over the streams and pools Of Europe and
Asia, do not attract particular attention; i
is necessary to 60 to Madagascar to see 9
very remarkable specimen Of this type n
the torrents and streams near Tamatava
grows the Ouvirandra .fsaestralis z accord
ing to Sir William Hooker the most curious
production Of nature It has thick roots,
extending in all directions, and forming
numberless crowns; from this base rise
tufts Of large leaves, which float on the
surface Of the water, supported on stems
longer or shorter in length according to the
depth Of the stream From the center Of
these rises stem in the Towering season.
which divides into two, and bears small red
flowers. The leaves are real specimens of
living lacework, graduating through every
tint from the palest green to the darkest
olive, and give; to the plant it's singular
beauty and strange character. The veins.
in them are disposed with regularity, and
look like the frames Of well.lighted VIM
dows. During the q y season the whole
.withers away, only to spring up again
when the rains pour down and the torrent
rushes along. It furnishes to the natives 4
good vegetable, the root being much es-
teemed. For . long time this plant was
believed to be unique in its peculiar class;
but about thirty years ago N. Bernier a1a, |.
ardent student Of natural history. in Afica
met with second Species, though much
less singular in appearance; and . third
kind has since then been observed ii
Senegal .f3. 3e.sl sjs :. Y.
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THE cAI0UE.

.
5 The caiques have no helm, and the
rowers- unlike the gendoliers Of Venice,
who look toward the ROW Of their boat
turn their backs toward the quarter which
they approach; which compels them at
every stroke of the oar, to turn their heads
to see if any unexpected obstacle has IN
iterfered to check tl,eir progress. They
have certain recognized cries, by which they
announce or prevent such Interruptions,
with inconceivable quickness. Seated up-
on cushion in the bottom of the caique, be-
side my companion, enjoyed in silence.
and inaction this wonderful spectacle; for
the slightest movement, be. it understood is
quite sufficient to orerturn these narrow
cockle-shells, calculated as they are for
Turkish gravity and immobility. The dews
of the night fell upon our garments, and
made the latakia steam in our ehibouqnes;
for be the days never so hot the nights
have always a certain coolness upon the,
waters Of the Bosphorus, freshened as they.
are by the sea breezes and the displacement
of air caused by the rapid currents Of the
estuary. We entered the Golden Horn,
and touching at the -Bomnou, we dis
embarked amidst o fret Of caiques, tanong.
which, ours, after turning about, insin1ated
itself like wedgeb near a great kiosk,
with Chinese roof and walls hung With
green curtains; q, former ,pleasure-house
Of the sultan, abandoned at present, and
transformed into guard house. 1t was
amusing to watch the approach Of the long
gilded barges of the Pashas and high pei
sonages, for whom splendid horses waited
on the quay superbly caparisoned barbs.
held by canvas, negroes, or Arnaouts. The
crowd gave way respectfully to allow than
passage. et .f..3a ,LlE,s 5at5
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OBSERVATIONS upon the spots on the floor
of tho crater Plato, on the moons surface,
now show that decided changes have taken
place - judged by tho record of previous
investigations - the streaks and colors OF
the floor presenting unquestionable evil
dence in this respect. The changes in the
direction and luminosity Of the streaks de-
tected are, it is said, of such character
that they cannot be referred to changes Of
illumination, but depend, rather, upon
some agency connected with the condition
of the moon itself The color of the floor
has been found to vary as the sun ascends
IN the lunar heavens, being darkest With the
greatest solar altitude.
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From perhaps the best authority on the
subject, the "Statesman's Year Book" fol
1875, the following figures are taken as an
enumeration Of the division of the sects;
Buddbists, 4O5,6OO,OOO--Sl.2 per cont;
Christians. S99,2OOOOO - 3o.7 per cent;
Mahometans, 2O4, OO,OOO-l5.s per cent;
Brahminists, 2UO,000-l3.4 per cent.
nondescript Heathen, 1llCOO,0OO-S.3 per
cent; Jews, 5cOO,OOO-O6 per cent.
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AppLTERATroN OF LISsBED On. - Ac
cording to the foreign pharmaceutical
journals, linseed oil is now frequently a.
dulterated with cod liver oil. TO detect this
adultersxon, ten parts by weight of the oil
is mixed with 3 parts by weight Of COM
mercial nitric acid in glass cylinder, and
well linked by stirring with glass rod
It is then left quiet until the oil and acid
separate. If cod liver oil is present, the
layer of oil will have dark brown or black
color, and the acid will be orange yellow or
yellowish brown. Pure oil treated in this
way is at first a water green, then a dirty
yellowish green, and the acid takes on a
brighter yellow color.
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The F'irat Kiss.

How delicious is the winning ....
OF q kiss at loves beginning,
When two mutual hearts are signing
For the knot there's no untyingl 20
Yet remember midst your wooing,
Love has bliss, but love has ruing;
Other smiles may make you tickle,
Tears for other charms may trickle.
Love he comes, and love he tarries, ...
just as fate or fancy carries
Longest stays when sorast chiddon,
Laughs and flies when pressed arrd bidden.
Bind the sea to slumher st,lly, u. s.
Bind its odor to the lily,
Bind the aspen meier to quiver-- III.
Then bind Love to last forever, 4.
Loves fire that needs renewal
OF fresh beauty for its fuel;
Loves wing moults when Gagged. and cap.
t,Ired-- '.r, .''-.'r-
Only free he soars enraptured. "
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No. 2.
Mill Tract, First Part,

lis Acres, more or less.
Balanceof tract according to plat of
G. IL. Mattison. Nov. 4, 1862. Also
crosses the bed Of the Saluda River,
embracing an island of about twenty
acres, and bounded on all other sides
By tho. "Ware shoals" tract and "m!ll
tract second part ..-
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs.
~ Sarah Mattison, Administrators
of the Estate of Jackson Mattison, de-
ceased, has applied to Thos. B. Milford,
Judge of Probate, in and for the Coun-
ty of Abbeville, for a final discharge as
Administrators US aforesaid.
1t is Ordered, That the Goth day of
October, A. D. 1875, be fixed for hearing
of Petition, and final settlement of
said Estate.
J. c.. WOSNlANSKY,
G. G. P, Abbeville County.
Office of Probate .Judge,l
Sept. 2S, 1875, 25-4t*
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Sheriff s Sale.
VIM. Hill, g..
vs.. Execution.
Matthew Mcdonald.

ny virtue of an Execution to me
ID directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House on Sale Day in Novem-
ber next, within the legal hours, the
following described Real Estate, to-
Wit. ID"
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me
ID directed, l will sell at Abbeville
Court House on Sale Day in Novom-
Der next, within the legal hours, the
following described Real Estate, to
wit: #'. .'.... .'. .
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virtue, Of an Execution to me
Id directed, / will sell ut Abbeville
Court House on Sule Day in Novem.
Der next, within tho legal hours, the
following described property, to-wit
One Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more orSless, bounded by lands of VIM,
Arnold. Polly Cobb, Emily Turner
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Sheriff s Sale.

bAO1 LII ~ NSAO' o..
By L. J. Wilson, Auctioneer.
Thomas A. Sullivan against Andrew
=. ,- J. Woodhearst. ..
Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale,
nURS UANT to an Order of Court
in this case, l will sell at Able
Vile Conrt House, on Saleday in No
vembcr next, the valuable Real Estate
Of A. J. Woodhears:t. to wit
One Lot of Land,
within the corporate limits Of Able
..... ..,.. willie, containing .E@r,47.
2 Acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Thomas Tbom.
son and others. Also, that other
parcel of land, containing
800 Acres, more or less,
lying on the road leading from Abbe-
Vile to Calhonn's Mills, and bounded
by lands Of j. F. Gilbert and others.
The above property is sold as the
property of A. J. Woodhearst, at
the suit of r. A. Sullivan. z,a. 4
..., is-t :
TERMS CASH. -.
LII GUFfIN,
','.'.' S. A. c.
, . 'st -. .'s-,.i re- -. -
Shcriff's Office, -.. r., .u...<
Oct. 5, 1875 26-4t -aa..-.... >1:
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Fire Insurance.

TTHE LIVERPOOL, LONDON 4
Il GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, insures against losses by
fire at low rates, and pays aA losses
promptly. Assets $50, O0u,OO0.00.
VIM. H. PARKER, Agent.
Aug. II, 1875, lS-3m
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ANTOINE POULLAIN,
COTTON FACTOR,

Augusta, --- Georgia
n WILL continue the business at my
Fireproof Warehouse, corner Jack
son and Reynolds Streets, where / vii
give my personal attention to the sale o
cotton consigned to me.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
Sept. 8, 1875, 22-3m
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20 Acres,

~ dCTeS. T,---I
more or less, bounded by lands of B
O. Connor, Geo. Marshall, Elijah Will
son, and others. " .. ....- a.. -
Levied on as the property of q
N. Mars, at the suit Of A. Bequest.
Terms Cash. ...
L. P. GUFFIN,
r.. .. ....... '.-...
49,. .... Sheriff A. c.
Sheriff's Office, '......,..,".. .'''
-11th Oct. 1875, 3t n
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Final Discharge.

NoHCE is hereby given that James
'N H. Wideman, Administrator OF
the Estate of Daniel Collier, deceased,
has applied to Thos. B. Milford, Judge
of Probate, in and for the County OF
Abbevil;e, for a final discharge as Ad-
ministrator as aforesaid. .. a..
1t is Ordered, That the first day of
November, A. D. 1875, be fixed for
hearing of Petition, and final settle
ment of said Estate.
J. G. WOSMANSKY,
G. G. P, Abbeville County.
Office of Probate Judge,
Sept. %, 1875, 25-4t I
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One Buggy and Harness.
Levied on as the property of Estate
G. A. Cobb and B. w. Cobb, at the
suit of Lee Walker, and others.
49,. .s L. P. GUFFIN, '
~ Sheriff A. G.
Sheriff 8 Office, T. =.
1lth Oct. 1875, St {
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One House and Lot.

on Main Street in Abbcville, 20 feet
front by 25 feet deep, bounded by
lots of O,Neal, B. O'Connor, and
Main Street. ~ a..
Levied on as the property of Mat,
thew Mcdonald at the suit Of Will.
liam Hill. ':
- -..,r2f..-- ..,...... 'ar.' ... ,.:.
Terms Cash. .... ts.....
.'.'.. L. P. GUFFrN,
.. ,"',.. Sheriff A. G..
Sheriff's Office, ~... .e,
l1th Oct. 1875, 3t
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Sheriff Sale.

! Lee Walker, Walker and others, '.'.. ....... !
z r against -,
Estate c. A. Cobb, and J Execution.
H. b, W. Cobb. j7~ 2..au :.
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Sheriff's Office,
l1th Oct. 1875, 3t
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Proposed for which submitted during the
a. 1870 TO the Department Buildings
sZ2 80 bres stores ADD tennents ach
Gre stores, JEi9O155 r Graner oWne-. ..,.
Tbompon 1871 139 and l4 three bnk stores and ten
sueps eacl i've es .4.~I7j Pref hercnes owner
Broadway 3S7 iron and hrcE trsesss stores sne
dseng 3O4 xoZ Matilda Gosyen0r and Char
ss.t Nnb-.t No: 1913 snd 335
each " stones. 2jxj6 Jona Theis,, owner
Tweih-st arl No Az bneA workshop three stones
y 2x30 Ernest OIL.
966 bnok stores French fats each
Eve stories % 2l2x7j Arthur G lender, $500
side 81 feet south Of hek
dwelling stories 5O162 NJ hersl owner
dve stories. PAL ig17O; J. Cooper owner
No d. bnek and tenement bye stones 70 b1436
John Ochse
est No ASS, breE tenement, Eve
stones, 2jI65 l. Doyle owner.
HenryL, No - bnek staOe two stones 2JTl14 g. Soeke
- -
West srteenb No. SCI brek tenement, Eve stories 25I50
porh side 60 feet Pr-sve brick stable
one story, l3EI5 Wm II. Kohng
Eighty 6fth-st north % feet east OF Frttsy
dwellings, each three stones loeI45 L. BAE-
Pst BRICK bakery and tenement Ave stories 25I
IVES, Txf.lst No. ESQ 20 5I64
ia
352 and 354 tenements, eseh
stories. 25x04 Jacob schmidt,
Broadway No 1913 5ek store and tenement i've stones
25I75 T. Auensger owner
and . balf stores. % ! la17l Lucas GaekDer
1tb-sy Of OnehuDac andt weu ourtbst
one me hu ong 5jIjO Henry Un2rish, owner
1872 brick stable TWO stones 4fI4oi a a.
Ess 2s3 brek four stones Is eI
40 jane q. Hare.
dNeIlng
Estimated Of erection the 81 buildings enumerated s4SlO
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rNsAFE BUILDINGS.

Buings reported condition. also buildings Which chin
reported unsafe condition. d1ng week endng SATURDAY
B.Tsrs No 70 wall and brick extensions Mrs Eames
Rssi Thirteenth No 400 and gable walls John
Rb..ye 80 276 un,afs rear wall and coping Denhan
ss1epve No 49, gable wall val foundation
zud columns; Peter GosleI.
seyenys lO3 anSae awning frame work IN ert VIM B.
--
Soonest No = unsafe srdsF columns sBo floor beans VIM d.
Ross. -, - IL - 49, 4.
40 a. danssrou unsafe Throughout Of James
Esh.ss No. 754 walls un~ie y Of excavation ad
tolni Ok lott; Aaron {. Alder sgest ~
Gresnuc No $50 unsafe south gable WAL james Foster
agent . .,.h.,. f,.. IL,
neyal TrniiJ Church Corporation. agent ,.,,-. -,
No Co. unsafe easser gable uo rear i jacob
Parrpsos No uus.b easery OasdsOr walls "n Herman
sTihsvs IL walls and piers generally uDsa Geo. Chester
Wess THIRTY 6ht No 54l generally unsafe IOm its open and
exposed conditou); " Brown, .--
Wasons 9Bs and srde Of second foor lsne ho0 over
ES fSsn,ysshths No 3ls Cbuek ssbls dangerous and
unsafe condition Desc Diway, AGENT -,
csBs No 800 aass columns and pers And generally ehsa
E Hsasisnst No 32s unsafe wall and window ss H. A.
Roller. agesL
0ashsBoee ss,h.n $50 from BOrthuesi corner Of
81 lowering grade Ms Literary Institute owner
W Twenty hisst No 1888 generally aSsAis eono""S '"AA
B.Ifsags on ~AdA cAamaeys ~ers Reported as Uassn
TSrd.v.. No ri 9. ' RyerssH. sssut
Thirdsve., No. 2Ol2J L. 5. King. aren't
Esrth Moore No. 70; Trinity Church
Gressslsh-s1. No. $40 Triniis Church.
SxssAsisk-sI. he ga; Ensi7 CAsxsh ssssL
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BUILDING STATISTICS
/, week ending Saturday. psb 81. 1879. from record

vsr tn, saturday peh 81 1879 from record. Of she De-
sss.s. 4 a.ass Sss, " sa c
81 buildings estimated cost Of s45l000
81 sq sss Sa5 S cost i
& v 81 suuSs N :e. sppesa"n for %.
Other structures IS chiefly in the new warns
Chen reports number Of buildings zs4 81 which SO
served "a violations Of sw reported TO- Of removed
y violation notices seI.e TO- eI sR 70 ATONE, n aps
bindings requiring .sdnonal means and -
Of esres ana sseape notices served S. sresc.p
rs number Of iron arch ses Intel
62s Sninss 4Ts q which pee
oa ana .. .es o' .o in a ss Ds on on a
repairs psnng 102 determinations of buildings previously
reported requiring escapes or other sSons %esi o. s sr ss on on
computed with ~ examinations OF balconies AL Of whc
smusern we're officially inspected as to guards
other csaalv and Of Section 20 Of The Building law
Square wases and Booths TSsstcrs Obucn
Of Section 20 Of the Building law.
All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find II to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only NewYork and all its cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout tile
Union. The advertisement should be rs brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on theJ fact that the
subscribers for three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 10 reports Of sales of real estate both in city
country thus adding greatly TO the value OF It's col
umns as advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using Real Estate follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 20
cents per line for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE "
per line; sEMT-wEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line
About ten words Of our wide columns average line
Terms. cash in advance.
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Nep-gersep Real estate for Sale.

-
AT MORRISTOWN, y. J.-FOr SALE, 4
n modern HOUSE, 10 wste &c JIG aces' minutes
from depot; excellent garden abundance Of rnit term ~
$ EDDY, No. ! Park-place
ETOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-tOr farming
cash, valuable propeIir snbI.eos
gne birch all modern improvements three mnutes
from Depot Address vito particulars, L. w. DCDhEl'
Elizabeth. y. ).
Tor SALE. at a bargain near EngewoOd. a
PLACE about 20 wi.h ROUSE OF II rooms modern
stable heunerv icehouse l1e Gc kc VIII sell
| or rt1ont furniture horses &c Ten MINUTES
ssS from two stations. Address boy 54jl. 7. O., y. l.
LOR SALE-The farm known as TROUT
MANS FARM. Long Branch n d. containing about hA -
ACRES twosiOry frame O So
jOYO with kitchen baru other OutUuiugs plenty oil SHADE
tres Apply 10 The subscribe IN the en-
or sedress Boz 49, Fast Lone n. ". TROUrMAN.
ORANGE. ID, SPECIALITY Great variety
W PROPERTY SALE ana RENT. Office hours 70 > = H.
Il. GERRY ~ Nsssau.st, ana Orange opposite ae2ot
CD f00 first 20 per cent? in two years; ;
- ., 4UU remainder on i'm. per cent viii purchase
on terms equal ordinary value either Of two hsun
some SUBURBAN VILLA Residences with ample
grounds uniting With the robust wholesome nhu
eneeS ocnty lrclsss wei drained aud neaiY
near sepo paved lighted police markets. ehui hes
schools 40 bunes New by the unnvdrd
Central Railroad New Hoases lave
ss bot Gud heater, bath, &c Lots ad ouI IN
berries,
For address the OWNER PoOmee Box 1874
Ehyabeih y. J.
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Citp Real Gslate for Sale.

N elegant four-storv brown stone HOUSE,
~ 9Th and 6ihaves easehod only
S2s 600 P. H. GRADY, No so, 6th-ave
NOR SALE-A fOur-story brown stone
DWELLING on srty-secondst Ia feet Of Broadway
81 600 corner s24 900 other property low 6gure.
WIN BEDELL Builder aud Owner, 3OS West fity-eighhst
DRIVATE STABLE for SALE or to LEI
54h near 6thave improvements possession Mar
l. Apply at 6S1 6th-sve., 39th-st
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Gardensr5.

4 MARRIED MAN wants q situation as
"A GARDENER FAHMER; would take charge Of gentleman
place eTJrence ayag be arhsl With good char
ADDE'S T. HASLON Cro,oa Landing, Sew-York.