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Tickets. oDoNOyAN RUssAs Hotel Isl Chatham
square.
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HORSES, cARRIAGEs. sc.

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University place.
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
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L'0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
THE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
kNiCKERB0CKER. Captain Kcmble,
on Saturday, November ~, at O'Clock T. NJ
- from pier No. 8 North River.
Through bills OF lading given to Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage 800; steerage, SIS
Apply to CLARK a SEAMAN S6 West street.
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TsABEAU's INVISIBLE HAIR NETS FOR THE FRONT
hair-With IL ladies dispense with wells, and Ii
makes the Immediately look beautif also an as
sortment Braida Curls, &c, &C No. Union square.
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A. n. 8. LEWIS
~ ~ 80 4
Ea1diE !d'I1$ !a'l;i}3
T~sY 10y
ShREyEP0RI, "a f
LAND! LAND! LAND!
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers of Limited Means.

I AM OFFERING to sell tln, following
l described parcels Of land Oh tho liberal
terms set forth below:
Que tract Of 316 acres, situated twelve
miles soutl, east Of the city Of Natchito-
ches, and about one mile west of Old
River. Two hundred acres under fence,
one hundred and fifty acres open and
| abont one hundred in cultivation this
year. The other improvements CONSIST
If four or five log cabins, gin AMI press {;
small orchard, with i spring OF fine
water. Good steam, saw mill within fonr
mile of the place. will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, ono sixth cash,
th. balance in I, 23, 4, and five years,
without interest F"ur-titths Of this
place is fin fresh a!lnvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to so Bushels Of corn or u
bale Of cotton to the acre
Adjoining the above, have 5S3 acres
0f the same character Of unimpr0ved
land, which l viii sell at S. per acre, in
equal annual instaliments, without in
terest.
also have 800 acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre, about six
miles from the city Of Natchitoches, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Bnckshot" land. two hundred acres open,
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for =
per acre, C:sh, or IS per acre, One-ffth
cash, the balance il five equal annual i'll
stallmerts, without interest.
have still another tract of 1872 acres
ofgood level hill land, situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediatc]y on the Grand Ecore and Texas
road, five miles from the city Of Natchi-
tocles, land well timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
of double log dwelling house, log kitchen,
make-housc, small orchard of figs, plun's
and peaches, IL to Is acres Of open land,
all the buildings u little out Of repair,
though occupied this year. On this place
is an inexhaustible we'll Of tho finest
waterin the parish. will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash, the balance
in one and two years, without int rest.
To purchasers wishing to make larger
cash payments, | will make liberal DE-
duction from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man being
without home Of his own; my terms
are 50 liberal that tie annual payments
only amount to small rental
N. II. CARVER,
April 10y. Natchitoches, L..
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LOOK OUT!
THE RAILROAD Is COMING
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TC
GET A HOME.

WE have for sale several tracts Of Ian,
W in various portions Of the parish I"
Natci'tocl'ts, and in the paris ri Winn
which will he sold cheap. in lots to suit
purchasers, and to industrious reliabl,
,nen on liberal terms. These lands br
long t" tho heirs Of J. r. Prudhom,me, III.
titles are perfect, and will be made to tn.
satisfaction Of purchasers.
One place on Old River. ten miles be.
low Na'clit"ches, If not sold. will bv
rented for the year 1875. There i, on tn.
place good lo Nc and cistcrn, two out.
honscs, and fifty acres Of cleared land
partly under fence.
Apply to
CUNNINGHAM T. CHAPLIN.
Oct. N.-tf.
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Iuap1oynaent-Men
women and agents, W. have just what
You need Our 9xll Mounted Chron,oa
outsell anything in the market. Mr.. Per
sous write: II struck out yesterday, and
by working easy four hours, clearea 81.
A lady has Just reported her profits 70,
the forenoon a. $5; Yesterday up tn 3!
o'clock abe cleared ~ 50. We can prove
beyond question that ono agent orleret:
$500 Of these chromos IN eleven work.
lug days. W. have the largest ana finest
assortment in the United Ststes; hun
dreds Of choice subjects from which Ia
select. We will send you an axanrted JOG
Of tho REST selling free Of charge on re-
ceipts Of $3.50. Send In yonr osdsss OF
give ~ . call. Samples by mail 25c., o,
Il for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHHOMo c.
:92 Washin;tor st.. Boston, Mass.
?. q. Box .eees.
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A;.ns are lot TO'iNu iOtS: :lb raSan, higher
"rices will have to be paid!
corrected Weekly BY Carver 4 Taylor.
Cotton: 10 a l4c.
Hidee, dry. :..-''-...-.......-.. II l3c
Hides, green. ................ 90 lUC
sroy--Tho market ia iu good supp,y
clear aidss are quoted At lsc; shoulders st i3i:
1..skfast bacon 1t l6}. l.'.'I
og.-lks x j goo. 4 supply With fair demand e.
VA XXX at 9 0O; Choics xxx at ~ 81; choice
|.sly 1iaol2. -. t.,Igt5j. -
PosK.-Scarce and quoted at e26.
BAGelSd.-In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
.sljute at isc; per yard. No India in market.
lro.-1n light amply with good demand. In
..res irc: in kegs 10. ru.r
gNs Are in light supply and demand limit.
.dOnvaased are quoted q lsc.
sIr-In goa.t supply Liverpool coarse sells
se9s per sack, Fine l5025c higher.
SEED GHAIN.-Noue but rye ia market which
l. quoted at q Is per bnsbel ..,. 49,.
IaoS T1Es.-The market ia in good supply.
nd are selling ut 1a1ec per pound
MOI ,ssHs.-Scarce. Ch0ise Louisiana is be-
ipe sold at lis; per gallon. ..
Coal OM:-Is in good supply and is held At
81. per gallon.
TOBAcCo.-SupDly good. Good medium is
snnted at Csc. and fine bright at Is per pound
CoFEg-The supalv il limited aud demand
good Prime at g302J.
RlcE-No Carolina in market. Louisiana is
tslA Mt lHAc. per pound.
CoRS.-ls scarce. bnt no demand.
S0ar-Extra olive lar roc. .
SUGAR-Lonisiaua prime il quoted at - vel.
low Clarified o 1lac: crushed and powdered q
~.
WHlsKI.-White and Rad pre held At 81 80
pr gallon Bourbon commands 3506 80 per gal.
lon.
Snor.-ls in good supply with fair demand and
sold at 81 o. ner sack and buek shot ut g.
P0wDER.-The supply is large aud is held
n sc. per pound.
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The Saturday Evening Post.
The Oldest and Best Story Paper Pub
lishcd.
Founded August 4, A. u. 1921.

For more than half . century the
Saturday Evening Post has been the
GREAT LITERARY WEEKLY
Of the Country, and has ever borne \
widespread aud uAbl.lnishel reputation
for the unsurpassed purity, refinement
aud excellence Of the Serials, Sketches
and Miscellaneous reading matter.
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that is published in this country. from its
never containing anything that would
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il religious or political sense, or that
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The circulation Of the Saturday Even.
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perhaps, ~ it's younger contemporaries,
is not, like that of some of them, fluctu-
ating, and too often short lived, but
SURE, SOLID AND SUBSTANTIAL,
based upon the intrinsic merit Of the pa
per itself and not dependent on any ex.
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Ctnsd, however, AZ the Saturday Even
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aud adding many judicious and pleas
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Grand Benevolent Fair.

gINHERE will be given, by the ladies' of
Natchitoches, for the ben fit Of the
High School Of this place. on the 18th and
10th inst, FAIR, Mt Lacoste's building,
on which occasion the hall will he linn.
iuated with gas and deckeil in magnificent
splanlor, the sight # which alone will be
worth more than the price of admission
which is only fifty cents children half
price.
Mrs. P. A. MORSE,
Dec. II 81. Secretary.
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SONG ECHO.

The Most p"pular..school Singing Book
ever published. Price $40 yer toxc,
Sample copies mailed, postpaid, on re.
ceipt Of Is cts.
Address, j. L. PETERS,
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GRAPES! GRAPES!

Ss's ~ SUv6V ~ o
I offer for sale Grape Cuttings Of i'm.
improved native varieties. 1t the fol-
Lowing prices.
Concord at 81 Is per dosen, or $l2 90
pr hanlrel, fully tested. q.
Rays Victoria 81 so per dozen, or
80 10 per hundred, not fully tested,
lam testing other native varieties, and
~ they prove valuable in my locAity
and soil, will propagate them.
Orders can be left With N. a. Carver,
Eq, In thecity at Natchit.hes, or with
myself at the Village Of Allen, parish, Of
Satchitochas. ~ . Nd y D . - .
iwill deliver the cuttings on or al,oat
Ne 90th Of January. 1876, at my resi-
Assee, Or 1t M II. Carver's, as desired.
nAl cases cash on delivery.
.lseud q few bunches nj each kind to
= Sas. \. Cossreye, Editor Of the VIM
t'estor, that persons wishing may SEE
aat examine f0r themselves. ii anA1an-
IL them Delivered true to name.
Every family that owns an acre Of
IN Or has the cnntrol Of y garden,
1uM plant grapes for their own cou-
snpslon, IS the expense and labor il ~
male compared with the luxury and
unit recsiyed in return, when rightly
cultivated pruned and trained. I recon-
s'snd ths purchase Of A. s. Fuller's
Sfspe Culmrist which caRbe had Of Jas.
hHsnmsL E,litOr Of Our Home .UOur.
~ Nov Orleans, Mt 81 81. In chapter
n,tege l29 to IA, inclusive, will he
- ftll and plain instructions for
seiss and training I would, howev-
satss moro distance to the vine than
eneoamends, ewing IN difference in
saafe. ! would plant in rows nine
wide aud ten feet in the drill, 60 az
ave more we'd to the yine,g and .
~ circulation Of air. ah
tala esatem Is called the "Double Arm
e:m" and seems well adapted to the
~ and il, highly recommended by
~ Lsngdon, Of Mobile, Ala, nm old
81 fslisble nurserymsu, whom I con-
- very high authority. ga
~. ). !. ......s 4 g. JORDAN.
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Singing Book.

We would call the attention of Teach.
ers, and others interested in music, t.,
the following works, a. being the best Of
their class:
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE, ny plantation,
l situated about Ave miles fiOm the city
Of Natchitoches, on Old liver, containing
about Gus acres. with q cypress brake.
Ninety acres of the land ale cleared and
iu cultivation. The place is we'll Sit
usted: having also all the building neces-
sary for we'll improved farm.
For full particulars apply to
. :. 49,. = B. BoULAY,
sept. s-3m. $40 On Tho place.
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FAIRY ECHOES.

A Class-RCok for Children. Used IL
all the principal Public Sch"lls. Prize.
sc per dozen. Samples copies mailed.
post paid, on :ecci| t OF 70 cts.
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MUSICAL CHIMES,

A New, Class Book for Female Voices.
Price $? per dozen. Sample copies, mai
Cd, postpaid, Oh receipt Of 81.
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THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.

THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.
". continue to offer his1celebsst..s
Oil ChrOlDO in connection with tho II.
Illustrated Household Magazine, furnish
ing them to our subscri,'ers upon the
following very generous terms:
With Mounted Chrome, $500. In-
mounted Chrome, &l.50.
The Mounted ChrUm0 Is delivered ~
our Office, Or by canvassers. X l,oxe.l ant
sent by express at Subscribers expens~
OF sent by mail upon recent Of Twenty
Cents extra for postage. The Unmount.
ed C'rylno il seMt free l,y mail.
All communications must Ia addrreec,l
HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING CO.,
- ,-ai II Park Raw, New York.
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SELECT PRIVAIE loARDNe

A. FEW single gentlemen eau 10 ac-
n conlmodatsll with hoard By the month
IN : private family Rafsrencns required.
sept. 1T. Apply a this a'lce.
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$4,000
FOR SALE.

DLANTAT1ON just below Camptc, o,
L Red river; above overflow; 600 ar
penis about l75 acres open and fenced
large dwelling new gin house complete
stable. Glib and NIL necessary houses, will
efficient labor now in them fine orchard
a deadening OFFS acres ready to be takel
in no coco grass.
For terms applyto
sep4-tf S. HARRISON, Campte, La.
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\ Representative and Champion Of American
.... Art Taste!
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

III should be remembered our Quota-
.;ons are for round lots, 1T retail, higher
u " will have to be paid!
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j. L. PETERS.

o43 Br0adr06, n. Y.
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THE ALD1NE ART UNION.

The Union owns the originals Of all
THE ALDlNE pictures, which, with
other paintings and engravings. are to
be distribu ell among the members. To
every series If 500 subscribers 100 dit.
terent pieces, valued 1t over 1880 are
distributed as soon as the series IL full,
and the awards of each series a. made,
are to he published in the next succeed.
ing issue Of THE ALDlNE. This fea-
ture only applies to subscribers who pay
for one year in advance. Full particu-
lars in circular sent on application en-
closing 4 STAMP,
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
24thst 1884 Is II Of 3dave, pa tsx half block
leasehOd James smith o. William IOrshrsn. IT, 5000
Opty keave 800 n of 81 At, 25xlGO (2ith Ward)
William Barnard and wife to Potter. Nominal
and wife 10 Harr ct Hess .o...-... 10000
24thst, as 2l99 II OF 2dave; Robert Carly and -
w a hoxofs i,VVV
56th st. =. 100 II Of 9Th ave. l75xl00; Terence
Farley and wife to Richard Trcay Nominal
beg and vito 70 John Combs 10000
and husband TO sarah Carly 10000
2daVe, q SXeS0, also Grand II, n T. 10 II q OF
GOerck At. 23x75: alsa 100 1T nom MOSTfssye, 2d
Ward: FsTdnand HOpp c Resenweber Nominal
Max Kanak and wife Kamak $4,000
S2dst 30i.s II e OF 2daye, 20x1OOj; Henry king
esein and wife TO B0nette Maunheimer 1,230
to Hermann KoehIer $500. .'........ II, 800
Inn ~, $. 80 II " OF 2dave. 20xlO0l1 GeorgoW
McCuOm 10 Charles 7 Cromwell. 5OO
3daye, 30 II \ Of Van Corlear st. 25xlOO; Jane -
Murtha TO Charles IL Downes 5Oo
7athst n go Il OF Jth.a ave. 40xl022; Maria MI.
lock Charles Schofed Nominal
~, $50 IL OF 2d2ve, 25KlO0; kOo0-
lie Neuberger 10 II Johnston onLna
2ithst s. 2l9.9 IT Of 2daye; Ambrose Rogers TO 800
% ave, 5, 243x93.9. also, Grandst g. IS fl e OF
Goerck St 25X75; also 100 II from Morris ave. 23d
Ward; George Reesenweter and wife TO CathariDe 49,
lonciall J. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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Anthon Memorial Chdrch,

eighth ST., west Ol SlAth ave
Rev X. UEBER NEWTON Rector.
CHRISTMAS DAY-iIoiy Communion ana Address ny me
l0ha Tho music of Coun9ds communion once
viii be RaTnbys " King All Glorious The cho
rus assisted Mile sely and Others George r. Le Jsne,
urgsnst and director. Services on SUNDAY at 1890 m
and 80 D. rector preaching. Chdrens Chfistinas
service In the afternoon.
Bedford street VI. y. Church. Bedford and Norton
ats-Iiny q. IL GREGORY, Pastor, viii preach IDMOit
ROW (suaday) MORNING. st 1880 aud in tho EVENING At
O'Clock. seats free. All are invited
Herean Isnutist Church, Downing and bedford
Preaching 10Th inst. st 1890 g. M H. g. BARRETT
exercises In the evening at G3o rev
JOHN HALL, d. d., will address the meeting.
Chnrck of the Incaraation Msdsonave and S5th ST.
Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS Reconnaissance service lVy - m
AID ga D. IN. Dr. COOK viii preach al 80 p III.
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK Friday, Dec. "a. 1878.
The sales announced to take place at the
the Exchange sacsroom today, were all postponed. To-
morrow the Exchange will he closed.
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GRAND CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES.
Eertures nn1 nleetlnas.

MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL.
WI NOTICE or ELECTION.
a he Patrons Members 81 the Mount
Sinai Hospital held at standard Ha Thursday Evening,
% following gentlemen nominated Oihoerst
For Presldent-ADOLPH HALLGARIEN.
For Vice PTesiGeht-H. ARONSGN.
For Treasurer -SAApL NJ SCHAFER
Directors FOR Jhe Term u -Four YearsIsAAC T. SOL
ONION, EDWIN EINSTEIN. LEVY SAMUEL-5, HAIR
MAN ii. NATHAN.
Director for the Term o. Two YearsHYAAN BLU NJ.
For Directors for the Term OF One Near-LOUIS SILK.
ISAAC BLuMENTuAL.
The election place SUNDAY, the 26th iDst at
the Hospital
Polls open between IL a. m. and p N.
SIKG. SPINGARN Chairman.
SOL MCsRs, Secretary
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Religious Notlcrs.

Advent Neetings.-EIder HIRAM MUNGER OF Massa
M z u D. NJ at Room 81, Cooper Institute AT p H.,
an d Watch meeting. Twenty ionrtn.st Dec. 81
All n street u. Church. bet Deancey and inyington
MORNING, by Rev. C. r. h T. TELL ~ VI
EVENING ~ the pastor hcy 81 Ahtho Il; ;bi
subject: Nalodc:Ory Of 1879" seats nee "atchhSht
seryfcos FRIDAY LNKNING AT O'Clock.
tt film Avenue Baptist Church, West Forty st.,
PiIUSARMIlAtiE D. D., PASTOR WIZ preach gu St.s
DAY Services I09 and Ia o'clock subjects MORNING.
MP Evening, IN Nothing but Leaves
sunday school q. IN. All cordially welcome.
All -euI., Churrh.-Dr BELLOWS viii preach at II q IN
CHRISTMAS this Church, corner OF fourtave ana
iwenttetbst SUNDAY Dec. 26-Al souls Chnrcb.Morn
iug service, IL NJ, Dr. BELLOWS WIZ preaci Evening
service 745 D. NJ. REV = H. CAMP OF BfooAyh H. l.
Alien street Presbyterian Church, Alien; near
held la this church on SUNDA1 ~ IN
!NG Dec. o. az 730 ~. Rev. Dr. HAN ILION W u %l
Society. OLD members ana nehds are cOf'"iJ
invited
Seventh ayes, Rev. WILLIAM j. SEABURf, l.ector.-
CiI{iSThiAS DAY services at and i0 a. and p m
SUNDAY Holy Communion, , H.; Morning prayer lo~t
NJ; EveIing Prayer CChorsD. service and sermon
in the German language. ~ T. N.
As.ociation Unll-Rev ST. wOOLSEY SrRYKER OF
the AnUurn Theological seminary VIII speak SuNDAn
EVENING, 2Gth inst, at ia OclDck. Df ldiOhSO -
Iile class clock Meetings for Young Men 1IUHSDA1
EVENING az o'clock, IN the lecture room ana So
DAY EVENING at ia O'Clock in par1ofs Daily Union
Meeting a 81 o'clock, in the lecture ROOM flIDAf
AT O'Clock, IN nail
kuscnlypss and Pentatcuch, Incarnation and Atone.
rent, Trinity md second Coming, Resurrcction ana
nationally and logically ehpounded Dy the
Of Jerusalem Church, revealed u rOngh
Emanuel Swedenbr and rconciied with scirne discovery
modern Tesoarch services NJ the New ChnIch Ihs on
tho Pastor REV. CHAUNCEY GILES, Oh SUNDAYS, at
IL a. IN.
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Gonnlrn ;)roperip 90 Get.

no LET or FOR SALE, on easy payments
Comfortable suburban RESI- DFNCE, 2 1OOms, with one
four garden, stab morse; near deoti iIeieis
90, hot and cold water only 40 minutes from FOOT ri Lab
rty A. v frequent express trahis all in order; parties
rv at West elizabeth Depot, by, OF address OWNER
Box 1874, Elizabeth y. j.
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Droc!ilDn propsrln 60 fet.

no LET-$35 per month till May 80
Parkave near oxford ST. story brick, rooms range,
IS AID water: key az lO3 Apply 90 HU-
IANDk MHTrING,5 Beekinan st.
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Proposals.

ROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received until Feb l. 1876, by the TRUSTEES Of the
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE, at their office
2 water st. Brooklyn y. Y, for the manufacture AMI
delivery l22 of steel WIRE ROPE. required for
OF temporary foot bridge, cradle cables, and
other appliances necessary for the construction OF the main
cables Of the East River Suspension Bridge.
SPECIFICATIONS together with any other Information
rcari be obtained from the Secretary
of Board. OF Chief Engineer, w. A. POsblng
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peniistrn,

ELEGANT GUM SETS, "a; Rose Pearl, $40 |;
II (wle metal for shallow jaws 49, continuous gum
piaina ed porcelain enameed $50 nitrous oxide al
mnistered g. H. MODEMANN, 532 Third ave. near Thirty
sxthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
4 without pain. Dr. HhSBROUCK, formerly operator
al CoOn makes specially OF the OF the for the
painless Of at l,l3i Broadway corner OF
26thst.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULl-Mv Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stance teeth, excel everything heretofore or
beauty strength and ghness needs only to he seen
be appreciated, made day. and only Sl5 to go
Call and examine. Also best Rubber sets from $40 TO
fl5. Gold and Patna s3j TO s49 Extracting under gas
Dr T. o. WATT 40 Twenty IN ri ST, Madison ave-
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Gin propertn 90 Eet.

nFFICES TO LET.-SOmc very desirable IN
~ the buidipgs 3. and Bersmrs, and l53 and 80
Nassau ST. BULAND ~ WIlIiIN6.9 BeeAhsh 81.
DTLAND g. WHITING, Real Estate Agents.
: Bee Amal-st New POST nce. give special atten
non t5ats alec TO the renting OF Gown Town
property.
no LET-Four ROOMS, three flights M,
water aud closet on hoor; rem, Sj per montA Cali at
81 Wiyerey -fl'ce.
no LET.-STORE 2G6 Westinghouse, near
WaIonSt it D. hrsj rate business location app! Oh
tie premise. Possession Isl Janna y, u "i"'e-
no LEr-An elegant BASEMENT, 20XJO,
in me building facing CITY iall PdrE; the us well
dapted billiard room, having hgh cciug hne
light easy Apply 10 J. y. WfChOfF d Coz Il
faTkIOW.