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10 CITY TAXPAYERS or, 1850.
DEPARTMENT or FIN MOE. OITY Hal

DEFART1RNr or FIN4tNCE. NTY HALL I
ALrERsoNsss OWING WING. stT lily FrXkEs fok
- Nc year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city iii receive ten clills on Account OF the tax
OF hHen mills levied for tn at year. and will
EtXreGlt for such partial pa vments on the tax
billetAnping the same two thirds tax paid.
and tanning same. gf the co urts she'll decide
that ilv per cent lie all that c, an be demanded,
thesCaxtiallY paid tax bills " Ill be- delivered
to thsaxpayers as receipts In uli. fthey de-
eide at tae levy OF IN per cent fs VALID. the re-
mAtng halt of per cent will be demanded
with tereet thet con from March 81. 1896. No re-
ceipt'Qr partial payments OF ia. tes under this
nottGhaal be considered as a waiver Of any
OF thsiRhts Of the city 10 proceed for the re-
malDr. all good citizens who desire to see
the Oenees OF the municipal government
paid. lcludtng the sehoo. teachers. poiioe, Ia
borer etc. are reouastad to come forward and
Day tltr AEes In full or on ace cunt Cnder
this nice. This system VI collect lon will be-
Gin oRnd after ThURSDAI. the fifth instant.
Fcrlost WHO nay the fifteen mill tax the fol
lowilratss az cash rebate will be all owed viz:
Qn' the itseenth OF February 5 pe cent.
Fro the fifteenth of February to tn twenty
ninth inclusive per cent.
Fro the filst OF March to the thirt,r-fre. OF
Marcia per cact
ALE Fl. ISAACSt)N.
felt Administrator Of Finance
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X. OF T..
- -
BOARDING..

aD Canal street. desirable front and other
rooms. with or without board. Also hand
Bomely furnished uarlor bedroom. ja30 I'm
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TO SHIP OWNERS.
Captains and COnsignees.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIHHTENEu
AND TYER and GRIP TIE are now In uso on
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New Or.
leans. but will shortly be In operation on tho
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention ID
called to the fact that this Is the only Fuller tina
pulls all OF the bands to an equal and full ten.
sion and fastens them exactly at the point 10
which they are strained automatically and indie.
pendent OF the will Of the operator. insurfng
uniform perfection OF work. It is the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that It Is OF any benefit to the ship In increasing
It's stowage.
The following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on BY this
Fuller. The entire gain on the earRoes OF two
OF them the Chiswick and Whiekham) was due
TO the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and II Is but
fair to state that one-half OF the gain on the
other carRoes was also due to the Pullers and
Gain In bales oveg
Name OF vessel. previous cargo.
Bark Bremen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Ship Minnie Gerow. .....................l,12 80
Steamship Qhiswick. ......................... 7oe
steamship Whickham. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
steamship kensington. .l1s
Tho steamship KensinRton carried away s}f
bales per ton register.
The following upwards Of 1901 are some Of
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions Of their carRoes frequent
trials showing that aeainsth tier Of "A bales
tied BY hand one of 26 to 20 Was slowed When
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain Of ~ Dor
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and In
Box Railroad Oar gain from the same Press
Of "a per cent was made BY the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIEalone. Steamships Bt.
Louis. Highbury. Norma. Ben Venue. Kings
ton. Scio Oarthusian, Minor. Ashburne. or.
press. Andean. Abdiel. Artillerist. Borussia.
BraunschwelR. Baltimore. Oordova. Conset.
Dilos. Elpie, Embshope. Evirs. Effective. M-
Historian. Heseden. Harden. Hudson Inventor.
s Ma5;.t Maria Loa ~ Ms@Ehis aayseoss
slepI %erea1 Enrneers. 1 Nv
Realm. Prussia, Romulus. RITZ. semiramide.
Adolph. Alice N: Minott, Aphrodite. Arden lea.
5ohq TT: Berry .: PlrmipEham Baden Qo1stan-
Forest Eagle Genitori Tarabochia. austaye and
Oscar. GlenhnoEt. Hercules. Ismer. lie Martho.
s1hn Wes[ey John Kathnk L.
Dormio. Orient. Portray. Paul Boyton. Queen
Of Beauty, Ryerson. Regina; Resuelta. Roch
ken stery ssbno Tho s1 Gord Wge%ln
Yorktown. TO all Of which you are referred
but more especially to The operation Of tho ma
chine line itseli for the quality q the work done
or at this oface. will be attended to.
YnuN ID rApvrvru 4 rn
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LOST.

PAUL GELPI 4 BRO,
~. Decatur street. ~
nFTER FOR SALE, IN BOND OR DUTIES
ps ~ g cnwh Inc Wfs s"ss
CHATEAU PApE CLEMENT.
The favorlte Olaret.
oLiREs and whr 2 VINES t SS1as Ssrsue
"a Bigourdan. OF Bordeaux.
The finest and beat imported. viz:
ArHaaH. st. Istephe, psntet Canal.
lArose, 1eoville. Boyer Canon,
Chateau trwan, Chateau Giseours.
Mouton hothschild and Ohatesu Latltte.
Graves. Sauternes.
sHERRIEs AND PORTS.
ne oldest md 4 Nas aoa By"ss
coo Va 4 bh DaSSfb'f1Eis
OF all vintAUes, OF unsurpassed quality. frCm
A. g. Menknw n 20. Oognac.
The moat renowned me-, brands Of p I'VE Gic9uot
sleek and Moet Chapdon.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
uo 4If1s Sii xap GID end H TST din.
Bell brand o. Van den Berg and Sir Robert Ben
nett,s Old Tom;
dc Vie de Danzick Creme do Oacao, Moura
ala VanLle, Creme de- MokR. etc. from
Cusenter Fills Il Co.. Paris. and
Merle Brisard & Roger.
Bordeaux.
Abeinthe. frem Edouard Pernod, Couret.
kirsch. from Edouard pernod Oouret.
yermouth. from Quseniar File, Paris.
Yarmouth. from Molly Pratt and nj. Soda
4uBcat Wine from Molly Pratt. and M. bola.
Also
OAseis. Punch an Rhum. Chartreuse. Benedic-
Sc, Fruits and Cherries In Brandy. Asparagus.
Teen Peas. Mushrooms, Prunes, Olives. Ga
Ns. Tru1ies, Truffled Pates. Olive Oils. and
C,es 4 Biachwells Pickles, HAucee, Oondt-
nnts. etc. PAUL GELpI 4 BRO.
Most 81 Decatur street.
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1880.
BODLEY BROTHERS

three and four mule Cane Carts. Ok Oarts. Los
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Ba&asse Carts. Yarn
Carts Rioe CARTS. Small Carts Of every size. four
Tor delivering goods. Spokes. 1elloes. Shafts
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Car
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to oar
swedaed and hardened Axlee. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories al
Wheeling. W. Va. from the best material and By
skilled mechanics, We can give reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Sepef-1S ana - Unisn ssFsst.
Wy1 7dD en
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A DANCE AND RETREAT

lieut. Gen. John B. HOOD, C.S.A.
Lars 12mo.. &C pages, with line Steel En-
aGravtZ and Photograph Likeness with foux
largo LAPS OF Bate fields. and containing the
recorsof the mos important part Of the .ate
war. ineSrly readg for delivery.
KaycEs:
Boundn gray cloth q or
Fine seep binding. marble edges .86O
Half fund Morocco library Style. .... 90
ThiEork Is the LEI aeT leit by liz hero ~ III IL
OrphxAd children.
Senro any address p-epaid. on receipt OF
the pre-.
Actiy and reliable csuvassars wanted.
Addnss l Il. SOUTHMAYD,
AGENT for Lautiaaa md Mississippi,
i. At AW. HfATT's. 10. s. Camp street. New
Orlean isl7 I'm
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RANK HOTIOEn.

Citizens' Hank Of IOuisiana, New Or.
leans February Q. 1sso.-At the annual election
Of Directors for this bank. held on the second
instant. the following named gentlemen were
unanimously reelected:
JAS. /, DAY, THOH, D. MILLER.
"A. "A. LELONG HENRY RENSHAW.
II Il UkKRIEKE.
Who, together with Messrs. II. A. PALFREY
ana EMIL LEGENDRE. state Directors. con
sttute the Board az Directors for the ensuing
year. And at the meeting held this date Mr..
Il. L. CARRIEKE was unanimously reelected
president.
felO st JAZZ. j. TkRLETON. Cashier.
R1O tn R1MO INVESTED IN WALL
V1V w PAVVV street Stocks makes for
tunes every month. Books sent free explain.
era II Wall street. N. Y. ap37 lvD6W
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PROCLAIM ALTON
ny THE
King Of the Carnival!

klng M In6 carnival!
EDICT XII.
70 All Whom These Presents Shall Come,
Greeting:
His Gracious Majesty will arrive on MONDAY,
February o. 1880. at o'clock. at tho foot OF Canal
street.
He will be received by his Guards of Honor
and escorted to his apartments at the Palace
San Carlos. In tho following order:
ESCORT.
His Majesty King Rex and suit: treasure and
baggage of the King.
ROUTE.
Out Canal street, south side. to Rampant.
north side Canal to Charities, Chartres to st.
Louis. st. Louis to Royal. Royal to Canal. north
side Canal to Camp. Camp to Julia. Julia to 81.
Charles. down st. Charles to City Hall. thence
to Palace San Carlos. where he will give audi
ence during the afternoon to such subjects NJ
may be presented for that purpose by his Grace
the Lord High Chamberlain.
In honor OF his Moet Blessed Majestv's safe
return to his royal capital. and In appreciation
OF the true and unswervipg allegiance 80 signal
" manifested by his loving subjects.
GRAND STATE PAGEANT.
composed OF the forces of his Majesty. rein
forced by those splendid organizations. the
Phunny Phorty Pbellowa.
German Leidertafel. @
and other bodies. who have. or may hereafter
report to the War Department for assignment
Ia the line is hereby ordered and decreed for
TU EsDAY. February 10. "A. d. 1880. and the
1ooath OF his Majssty's reign.
The Pageant will appear at II o'clock a. m,
and take the following
Line Of march,
Up Prytania TO First. First to Magazine. Mag
azine to Oalliope. Calliope to Camp Camp to
Canal. south side Canal to Tchoupitoulas. North
Canal to Bourbon. South Canal to West RAM
part. to Esplanade. Esplauade, south side. to
Roman. Roman to north side Esplanade. to
Royal. Royal to Canal. st. Charles. st. Charles
to Julia. Julia to Exposition Hall.
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THE NEW oRLEANs DEMOORAT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1880


Notice 70 tho Fubllc-Mr. Jules Feel
DERGER IL no longer In my employ. AZ col
lector. Parties are warned against paying him
s er in liz ssnss ns, e on ne%
GARD is published Keeeipts from him will lot
be f''ofpsasfss A g EFEa% es rate collector
valence street. neer Camp.
City papers please copy. and send bill TO j. ..
Saundern city. fel0 "
once ~ chief superintendent Of Public
petitive q smination, az required BY law. to al
the position 81 teacher ~ book. keeping pen
manship and commercial arithmetlc "a we
house. % burgundy street. % SATURDAY.
fourteenth instant. at 10 y. ~.
Written applications should be sent TO the
once Of the undersigned on Or before Friday
= BY order d Committees on Teachers and
Academic Departments VIM O. RoatRs
Chief Superintendent Public schoole New Or
leans. fe10 a.
special Nottce-The steamship Mnrxan
will not leave until e y: M. sharp. WEDNES-
pay Yr via oena kys
sb ieie ead A. ea WnfffNEY 90, Managers
Headquarters Association ARMY ~ Ten
nesaee. No. - Baronne street. NeW Orleans.
February =, lsso~The regular monthly meeting
Tuesday February 10 tMardi Ifaal. TO be hold
% TUESDAY. February Y. 1880 at o'clock
By order Of AUGUSTUS REICHARD. President.
jos. u. TAYLOR.
fes at Recording Secretary.
special Ha1ire-The recent are In 0nr
Factory will cause no INTERRUPTION In the bust
ne saYs srss w see ro and *
InEAThY Rsnuds Ed PRICES. Trunks and
sample Cases made to order as usual; ALSO re-
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(HEAp FUELll CREAP FUELi
EDUOTI0N IN TIKI, PRICE OF COKE.

ONCE of the N. O.. Gaslight Company. I
New Orleans. February !, 1880.
bm and after MOND Az. February J. the
prA OF COKE will be reduced to IS cents per
baAl. delivered.
film " yALLOIH Secretary,
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'Iho Popular Greed.

pimes and dollars. dollar. and dimesi lI
An empty pocket's the worst Of crimeai
II . man is down. give hln thrusti -
Trauiple the beGgar Into the dust .I F.. u r
sPresumptuous povsrty's quite appalling.
KNOCK LIm over kick him for falling fl.
n man 10 up, oh III him higher
Your souls for sale and he's buyerf
Dlmss and dollars dollars and dimss .
An empty pockets the sorst Of crinaesi
know = poor. hut worthy youth,
But the maiden will brask her voss With ease.
For Q woosr cometh whose claims ere thsse:
A Follow heart and empty head. gull
A face we'll tInged With brandy red.
A soul we'll trained In vlllainy'a school--s a,
And Cssh--swset Cash he knowe,h the rule
Dimes and dollarsi dollars and dimes l'
An empty pockers the worst Of erinissi
I know bold and honest man. = az
who strives 10 live on the Christian plan. ..
Hut poor be II, aud poor will be; It
A scornsd and hated wretch Ia he,
AZ home he meeteth starving wife.
abroad he IL eadeth leper's lite rif
They struggle against fearful odds,
Who will not bow TO the peoples godsl o.. r.
Dimes and doilarsi dollars and dmssi
An empty pockets the worst OF crimes!
20 get 70 wealth no matter how!
"No questions aaksd" Of the rIoh trow
steaib BY night and steal BY day,
(l,olng Il ilI In legal way), ''I ~
Join the Church and never forsaks her.
Learn to cant and insult your Maker,
He hypocrfts, liar, knavs and fool; co., -t
But don't be poor remember the rule
Dimes and dollarst dollars and dipesi li.
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes
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A Dollar or Two.

With cautious step as We tread our way through
This Intricate world a. other folks do, Do
May we still on our Journey be able TO view
The benevolent face Of dollar or two;
For sn excellent thing ID dollar or two
No friend ID 90 true a. q dollar or two;
In country or town a you pass up and down,
No passport 80 geod AZ dollar or two. ,.
Would you read yourself out Of the bachelor crew.
Aud the hand Of some female divinity sue.
You must always be ready the handsome TO do.
Although II should cost you dollar or two;
loves arrows are tipped with dollar or two,
} And affection 10 gained by dollar or two;
The best aid you can meet In advancing your
suit, ftrT tt
IL the eloquent chink Of dollar or two.
Would you wish your existence with faith to Undue
Control IN the ranks Of the sanctifed few,
Enjoy a good name and q well cushioned pew.
You must surely come down with dollar or two.
The gospel Is preached for dollar or two,
Salvation 10 reached by . dollar or two.
You may ain some at Il Les, but the wors> oi
all crimes
ia tiud yourself short Of dollar or two.
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NEW YORK LErrER.


~
Regular Correspondence OF the FSEE PaKss !
New York, Ocr. l, 1880.
Approaching New York from the
ocean, the first objects distinctly
seen from a vessels deck are the
mighty granite towers Of the Brook
lyn Bridge. Standing like silent sen,
tinels upon either shore of East Riv
er and from any point of observation
overlooking the two cities, they arc
pre-eminently conspicuous.
At the present time nearly 100000
900 persons annually pass between
New York and Brooklyn upon the
numerous ferries. During certain
seasons Of the year fogs delay and
ice prevents the passage Of the
boats-hence the bridge-the most
stupendous piece Of engineering OF
it's kind in the world. 1t was de-
signed by Robeling, who also plan
ed the suspension bridges at Niagara
and Cincinnati. gII.1 m
The supporting tower on the
Brooklyn side is just North OF the
Fulton Ferry house: the New York
tower is at pier 20, near the foot Of
Roosevelt street. The bridge may
be divided into five parts: the cen
trail span across the river from tower
1895 feel long: span on each side
from the tower to the anchorage
400 feet long: and the approaches
| from the terminus to the anchorage
on each side, The whole length OF
the bridge will be 1886 feet-some
thing over mile and a quarter. Ii
will be IS feet wide, including O
promenade of 13 feet, this width
will be only between the owo anchor
ages, from thence to the terminus ii
will be 100 feet wide. It is intended
to accomodate two railroad tracks
and four horsecar or wagon tracks.
1t is proposed to propel the cars
across the bridge by means OF an
endless wire rope, to be driven by q
stationary engine situated under the
arch near Main and Prospect Sts. in
Brooklyn. This mode of propulsion
is in use in San Francisco, and Il
meeting with marked success. 1t Is
expected that the transit of the en-
tire length of the bridge viii be
made in four minutes.
From high water wark to the fool
of the bridge in the centre Will be
135 feet in Summer and 137 feet in
Winter, SO that general navigation
will not be impeded Even at that
hight it has been found to interfere
with some vessels, and IN order 10
pass snder the cables they must low.
er their topmasts, -"..l
This spring it was charged thA;
the engineers had not complied with
the terms Of the act Of CJngross
authorizing the bridging Of East
R;ver. and tlat tbs czbles would no;
SWIM clear lbs fee sl,oye man high
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an MARCOS HAYS COUNTY, TEXAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER $780,

ley. Ask me no further, uncle-it u
best for the happiness Of au 70
bury the past in eternal oblivion.
General st. Aubyn stood . mo
ment in deep thought ~ James nas-
tily Quilted the room suddenly :
new light seemed 70 preak upon ,n@
-he grew deadly pale apd ciencned
his hand firmly. ga
4 have it. no muttered oetween
his teeth--this is the girl 70 whom
James was engaged before no Went
to Europe, and tnat meIcenary
scoundrel Clare would have broken
both their hearts, and put me IN :
false position, TO secure his own enoe
It shall not BE-. - NJ
Two long hours General ~ Au-
byn paced his room.the mental con-
fiict was sharp and iisrce but me NO
BILE heart triumphed The next aay
he sought Josephines presence after
o long interview with her father, IA,
Josephine, ne said' would you
object to celebrating the wed@ng
next week. instead OF next montnl
She looked up IN surprise -
"A bridegroom is privileged 70 %
impatient, he said. Lightly " ~
1T shall be as you DESIRE she re-
Piled passively. A1A i'l9 ~,
Pale and lovely o. her own pearls
Josephine Glare STOOD q! tne tpIes-
hold OF the church, waiting Tor the .s
bridegrooms cortege' Az ieneIo !.
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To Parents OF aSiind Chiidress.
San Antonio Express.

The attention Of parents or guard
ians Of blind children is called to the
annexed circular from the superin-
tendent Of the blind asylum at Austin,
one of the noblost institutions in the
state. The request that children
should be sent to the asylum at an
early age should be needed, for it is
important to the child. While par
ents cling with the greatest fondness
to an afflicted child, and hesitate TO
send their sightless little prattlers
away to the care of strangers at so
early an age as the superintendent
suggests, it is best for the children,
who will be treated with the tender
est care and solicitude. The follow
ing is the circular which is addressed
to the parents of blind children !:
AUSTIN, September l3, 1880.
This is q school for the blind. Psrsvns
with sore eyes are not admitted tor trsst.
ment. This is neither . hospital nor
an asylum. II blind boy or girl il ad
mitted to this institution it must be tor
the express purpose Of attending school.
After admission for that purpose the
the superintendent has the state o0oulist
to examine their eyes and benefit them
if p ,ssible. No blind persons are allow
cd to remain at the Institution after their
education is finished. The pupils sll
90 home during the summer vacation.
No blind person over twenty four years
Of age will be admitted. A parent coun
~ judge. or friend, applying for the al.
mission Of blind person must write TO
the superintendent and send . certi6
cate from some responsible person stat.
ing that the persons name 10 :, age. -.
and Of sound mind and good ctsrscter.
The session begins September ID. every
year, and ends june IS. Pupils admit
ted at any time EvERYTuTNd HIRE
IS FREE or CHARaE-bosrj, washing,
tuition. books. Instruments, doctors
b: lie. etc. This institution will moi
! romise to Day for clothing or travelling
ex penses. When the blind girls or
boys are too poor to clothc themselves
or pay travelling expenses. the county
cour,f IL applied to. will always kindly
appropriate twent, five or thirty dollars
year for each ones clothing; and the
neighbors will slways make q purse 10
p,y the small expense to Austin. We
like for children 10 be sent when they
are very youne--eyen ~ early ~, the
aee- of seven and eieht-for they then
take good start. learn rapidly. and ~
ter the first week never suffer with
home.ickness and then We learn TO
love them Early. and src better shIs to
to correct sny faults Of habit or man
ners while they arc small:
FRANK RAIyEy.
Superintendent.
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SOClE IL lsS.

San Marcos Lodge No. 343 meets Saturday on or
before full moon. EdJ.L Green. W.M. Albert
Hca'on Secretary.
San Marcos Chapter No. l2s, meets Tuesday IN or
before full moon. b. P. Hopkins v. +. II. p.
Albert Heator. Secretary.
Hays Lodge X. OF II. No. 1868, meets 2nd and 4th
Fridsya Of each month. J. v. Hutcbius. Dictator,
W. l.. Kennedy, Reporter. .--..- .-
Star OF Hope Council NJ. -, U. r. T. J. II.
Combs, Pres. Frank Geilstt, Secretary.
10. q. r. Mountaion Lodge No. l54 meets every
Monday night. Jno. r. Holland. N. u. Albert
Heaton, Secretary.
Perkins Encampment No. 90 meets lat 3rd and 9Th
Friday OF each mouth. II. D. Jaincs,C =. Albert
Hcptnn Secre tary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-09

Mr.. English, the Democratic esndi.
date for the vice presidency. is q widow
er. A. be Is very rich aud as hs is only
ls ye.r. old-jast the age when . rich
single fellow Is most likely TO be sensible
10 the charms Of woman. and most sp'
TO fall 10 love-he ought to take 70 siie
some besutifal young firl Who has 10
nooey. There are Thousands Of uamsr
RED besuiies. ssd be should console one
Of then. No single man ought to Be al
loved to be q csBdidsfe for either the
r-esi5esey or the vice pre.idesy Of the
Usited s,ts.-Philsdelphi. Sus.
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- -
MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF. TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
Mails from Austin arrive at l3 NJ.
San Antonio arrive at r. N.
Above mails arrive and depart daily except sun
days
Luiing-arrves Tuesday and Friday at r. II.
Departs Wednesday aud Saturday at 7 A. 81.
Seguin-arrives Monday ut 6 z. N. Depar,P Tues
day at A. NJ.
Dlanco, via wi,nheriy-departs Monday at GA. N.
Arrives Tuesday at r. N.
fF oFri"E HOTs.:
Register and Money Order dept from A. H., to
4PaM -. .., ..-...
q s,,erai Dcliuery sroln A. NJ, to @ pm.
.r.n .g; A. VoM STEIN. p. M.
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CHURCH. ES,

METHODIST. Presiding at the Methods,
Church every sabbath. Rev. A. A. Brown. Pastor.
misunderstanding at the Christian
Church on the second andfourth Sabbaths iu each
month. 7 ~ - ,H VI M
rian Church on the second and fourth SAP
bath In each month by the Rev. W. l.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL--serviees every
fourth Sunday in each month at l0h O'Clock, A.
H., and Z p. m, .at st. Marks Church.y NI M
BAPTlST.-Proaching at the Christian Church
on the third sunday iu each month, by Elder II
n. Burroughs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-09

Darias the presess month Conptrol-
or D.r5eo ~iIl ssll 70 the highest tid5er.
Over 100000 srrss Of hBa for 6slin-
qaest sres These lssis are sstastes
10 uporEssizs3 ccasties 10 the ssse.