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LIQUORS..
TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS.

AJuoHoL-a2 so per gal as per high wines.
WHisxY-Rectifed, u 1901 So NJ por proof
sour mash one year old, 81 90; two years old
81 OO0eS2 Is; three years old, 81 6U(0S2 TO- fancy
extra oldwhisky. S4s95. as per age
wINEs-Claret in case, t36p5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, 90c61 so; Port 81 2OaS; Sherry,
per gal, 81 20@S Madeira, per gal, 81 6o05; white
wine. In cases, 81 00qsl0
CHAMPIONSHIPS Mum q Co, e25G329; Held,
sick, In basket s26tO2s Krug. In basket, 926e2s
Domestic champagne. N@A.
per dor, o. OO0i2 25.
BOTTLE BERR-1St Louis quarts, tI2 pints 8l2 81
Budweiser. own size, $40 so; plnta, ga CO. Er.
anger beer, quarts, elS; pints, $3.50.
Hub Punch. 8l3 %.
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suauIEs. SPRING WAGONS, ETO,

THIS is the great central depot for all kinds .
wagons, bugsies, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies, Tho follow
ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
SHAfTs-S4@g poles, Sg@pl5 per dos.
BuaGIEs-Grade h and spring, top, s901l0o; G(
open s700s0; do side springs, top, sl0o@l35 d,
side bar Sl00@lS0 10 phActOns, ei26e160; A ge T.
side spring, SlhG 400 10 pl actions, @5Oq2 Z
sll0 Gl2G the VI finp wagons R90lIlb
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEDsTUrrr.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

T0-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
rskD-Chopped corn per 100 lbs, q so crush.
Cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
aud barley. per l0o lbs, 81 IS corn bran. per 100
lbs, 80
HiY-Dark, 'si@e; bright o. From stores
prairie balcd, dark. siea5: bright SO bright
tree ON board. car. - TO ~ iarh, q too
Corros sEED-firm az isbc. per bushel
uknhAN MiLlEr-Wc quote ut 81 o. little
mlllct bQ0cs !
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

ro-pAfe QUOTATIONS..
RAislrs--london layer new, per box, 81 20
layer, g. 90.
lRkEs ArrIrs-New. 81. 2S9aoo per Dbl
CuRRAHrs--sto skn
PwACHKs-None In market.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-h bOd6.0 90 per box.
ONANans-Louisiana,b tV0e6 NJ; barrels, 10 10
TO ll.N
Lxxoss-Pcr box, Sicily, $3.50 to 500 per box;
Malaga ti00Gi 81
.Nurs-Almonds, 30 per pound; Brazil, looi2
nlborts, lbc; Naples walnuts, l5c. h.. chcstnuts,
imported, none on tho market peanuts. Ten.
nesee rod iOc choice white i2kc cocoanuts,
s,b0efp.jO.
Z, pArks-In trails. 60 per II; new, 50
Nes-Kess. lsc, layers u 10 30 per pound.
Tn-Malaga, Q oo6p6 so lfbarrcl,
h. NAs-2bopt co.
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sADDLERYANO LEATH aR.
To-rAy'e QUOTATIONS..

To-pAy'e QUOTATIONS..
soLg LBAThcR oAK--No i, 5000 No. g. 81 d
So
HgMLoCR-Best buffalo slaughter, 3d. good %
best Matamoras ~; No. 2, Is; good damage %
OAK HARNESS LRATHgB-No. /. 86GaSSc No. .
s2o
HemlooR-Prma 80: DO good, IS; do no. s 30
FRENCH CALFsKIN--ei Is 10 90, according "a
quality
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIH-Eo. l, 81 10 to 20
do No 2 81 W ~ TO-
PHILADELPHIA HIrs-No. l, Soc to 81 90. &C.
corlinp To weight
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GRAIN AND pRkApsruFrs.

The receipts and shipments Of grain to-day
were very lair, and transactions are increasing
There were good arrivals OF corn by wagon,
and shippers were enabled to make good pur.
chases Several cars of grain came In from the
north Tho shipments were car of corn 10
Abilene alother to Albany, car of oats to
n rsao CITY car car of to corn ou. to c SnS
to Sweetwater. A car Of cotton seed was sent to
Clyde, u sheen man, for feed There ware
several orders for -four for western points, but
nnne OF them reaching to car lots. mixed car
o. corn AID hay went TO the piperIes in east
z xax There Is heavy demand for bran, aud
dealers are making efforts 10 purchase from
mills In Kansas to M orders Prices for all
Kinds OF grain and .broadstuifs are steady and
flrm.
fo.DAys QUOTATIONS..
wHEAr--Choice, l.0Uc; medium, 90c; low grade
65c; Nicaragu, rs To $40.
RyE-iirm Al 70 10 SOC
BAnLEY-60 to Coo,
NILLET sEKD-G0: German mlllet a1CO
OATs-a0 to 4So for spring; 8 TO 62c for fall
choice red rust proof 55@6Oc in ,acks, 3 cents
additional.
ConN-In shuck, Sec to. SIC; shelled and smoked,
66c 10 coo
BsAs-we quote at mills, 9Oc; in store sacks.
si.oux-- We quote City Mills as follows xxs
40 xxx, S2.7b: extra $500; Magnolia, 1890
xF Fancy * sS xSs ~ a. choice @oOssS OF
U,rnJaes,rpf bushel. 81 ~
TehndsBee In 1882 produced o00O.0t1 bushels
Of wheat and "a. O0O 900 bushels OF corn. Fifteen
states produced more wheat than sh0 did, and
only eight states produced moro corn. Only
one southern state stands ahead OF Teupessee
"A Kansas letter says There IL considerable,
damage by freezing reported concerning III,
late sown wheat IN Kansas more part cularly
the wneat sown ON high lands. Millers ar,
buying all the good wheat they can, aud thos,
who were stocked and expected to sell on fi
advance now refuse to let 90, The movement
Of both wheat and corn throughout Kansas con
.tinues light 1t may be that AAent price
may draw corn and some VIII, At bM we do 10
anticipate free movement Of the latter"
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WAGON WOOD WORK,

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work. and the sales in this line are
steady and continuous, Prices are as follows
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
SroAss From 2 to ~ inch, per set XX3soi
cot o.; Xxx, 81 7b
sAwRp EEi.Lors-tS To ~. 81 20 per set
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WOOL AND HIDES,


QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Fine spring per ID, - To 25c.; medium spring
per h., 20 to DC. Mexican improved per ID, u
TO Ice; bury of all grades. TO &c. oil.
Hdes-Dry flint sound and heavy IL 10 lic,
ditto light 10 to l2c; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light . ~ TO lCc; wet salt, 7 to 1920; green,
butchers, SIG tn &c; all damaged, wet or dry,
half price. DeersRins, 20 W nc; sheepskins, 81
and shearlings = 10 l5c.
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BALL PROGRAMMES
THE HERALD JOB OFFICE
THE NEWEST pksraNs.

"Can't sleep nights is the complaint Z
thousands suffering from Asthma, Coz
sumption, Cough, etc. Did you evertr,
Acker's English Remedy II ia the besi
known for all Throat and Lur
BY W. Il. Patterson & CO.. Dallas. Texas
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COOPERATE.

rHHRn 10 steady demand here for coopsrgc
and and ccoperass stock Of al Kinds, and order.
very heavy.
ro.pAys QUOTATIONS.
Molasees barrels, q so half barrels, q ~; keeA
no snE.r 2arrsls a. hslfbarrela ~ hoop poIei
DER LOO az
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SCRAP IRON.

SCRAP IRON is In demand here. The following
arethe prices paid for all kinds Of scrap metals
To.pAy's QUOTATIONS.,
Cast 81 per hundred; stove, 50 cents: wrough
20 TO 26c per hundred; brass, sS IN $40 per hun
dred; copper, $40 to u 80 Dor hundred; Vino and
nd Amor hundred
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QUEENS WARS.


Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism
Debility, Scrofula, Mercurial or Syphilitic
Ulcers, Fistula, Eruptions, etc II engen
ders disease and depresses vitality, and IL
dangerous condition OF the system. lfyou
would rejoice In u pure blood and healthy
body, use Ackcrs Blood Elixir. Sold BY
w. ii. Patterson Il Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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COMM BRClAL PRINTING
PAMPHLET wonL.
LAWYERS BRIEFS
THE HERALD JOB OFFICE.

Thousands OF cases Of Consumption ars
cured every year by Acker's English Rem.
edy. A single dose will show its good Ell
feet and for those who wish to make tria
we have put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
For sale by W. II. Patterson & Co., Dallas
Texas
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COAL AND wOOD.
TO-DAY q MUTATIONS.

TODAY q QUOTATIONS..
OoAI-lndiap nation $3.50 por ton.
CoKs-SOc per BARREL
WooD - Oak, hickory and ash. $40
per cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing at tn
rates Of 81 so TO o. per cord,
OHAuCoAIr-65 cent? rer barrel
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS,
To.pAY's QUOTATION

ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CHIUKENe--we quote at o. 6t@3 90 per dozen
urkeys bNau 90,
Eaes-22@25c per uossn
euvrus-Cholce western, 10000 cooking, so
Is country, Is
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North Texas Civil and Criminal
detective ASSocia ton

nssmqnsrtos Dallas, Texas, 100 MAR ptc,
s sndse TO. J'w srKNCIG, Manage /, G,
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ON CHANGE.

tbs transactions In grain to-day were fair,
considering the condition of the W. aiher and
the roads, and tho consequent light receipts
by wagon Corn Ia now tho principal staple
handled and prices were q grade better to-day.
There were some choice red rust-proOf oats
changed hands, and orders are coming in very
Nberally for seed. There ~ very little doing In
wheat at this tins, tut as there Is not any con-
farmers, 1t will not be long before millers from
all over the state will be- sending in their orders
and prices viii no doubt improve above what
they are to-day.
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uMAERCE AND TRADE
CoMME&ClAL.

DALLAS. January II Dallas is fairly In the
Aieua ss one OF the great inland business and
railroad centers of the country, aud few persons
visit Texas who do not stop over In this city, 10
witness the wonderful advancement she has
made In the last few years To be convinced Of
the increase Of business here IL Is only necessary
70 60 over the city, AM 1t will be found that not
business house OF respectable dimensions on
any OF the principal streets is unoccupied. not
withdrawing the large number that was erected
last year. 10 further show that our business
men are prosperous AND prospe ing, 1t can be
truthfully said that there have u.en fewer fail
ures among mercantile men here than In any
other city ~ the same size and importance In
the whole c,untry. The few futures In
busine,s In this city have bUen con.
hned TO small dealers, who have entered the
trade with capital inadequate to their ransac-
tons. and generally then with those who were
possessed OF little knowledge of the pursuit, In
which they engaged It's true there seoems 10
be lax OF enterprise ON the part of many of
the wealthy men Of the city to aid and contribute
towards public enterprises, but that these de-
nlr d mpr,vemenls aud enterprises will be ac-
complished soon, IL Just as certain ms the world
rolls over The people of Dallas may well feel
pride In her growth, her prosperity ana exp.c-
tations. She stands to-day without rival In
north Texas. and II is not improbable that the
next decade will show her the largest and most
important city OF the state.
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The ruling prices on tho Call Board to-day
were as follows; Cash wheat STA 90; January
5000; February, S6@y2 March. S7lsn95 Corn
In shuck, c Ssh, 47s; January, AN; February
42k; M,rch, 40@47 Average Texas corn In
bulk, cash. 55@G2,s;. January, 5S@Do71s: Febru.
airy. bsh@b7; March, 60156. Oats, rcd, rust
proof, sacked cash. 55@59; Janua y, 55Q50
February d0@55 March, 45@52h Barley
sacked, cash, 6J965. Rye, northern sacked. S5
Texas, 65 Bran, sacked, cash. si9,l 10; Jan.
uary, OIL asl ,OS Pecans, 81. Hay was Of
ferSd without takers
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Gelp Wante1.

WANTED.-An experienced salesman for
w the New England States must have o thorough
kuowieige OF white goods and embrieres and he
well acquainted with tho trade those having the above
ous0cafions car apply By letter 20 MORRISON, HEhRl
SSxh a CO.. y. O. box l98. Hsw.York.
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Eeoal Notices.

WHEREAS, LIE COLUMBIA STEAM
W NAVlqArioH % maze is certI.a indsntnrS'
Is5s sGI recored IN 1ok H. ass & o. tho ;n,om
records tne rort Of Nework to wh,h references here
Columbia Navigation 80 asslgn and
,, he Cqlaagfi ne %Giad nepl!i," 20 A@e.lSa't"
'lo ~ VI 80. MA INC luo'Pnl.. ssu t"9 =
Grady toseihef vh all anu singnar me Huh Furnsers
Issr. , MASS -i' a9pos G4S s
Sr per1suing to tSS sGd soystsl steamb 1ats o.
interest; property claim aud demand whatsoever legal
OF to the sano Or Any pa thereof Wan me a2EnIenlncss
tho ssia Dolmbis SieAm Nav %.
y yelrs alei ac WITH crest Al rate per
.s T and ao paSso rs yer pe as s
sag seve Al bonds anu ,,, T., ,,,,
should he made pay the Interest bond,
a. the times The same should oocoe due ana shonid con.
Woe OF said bond, should at TIE option Of tne and
sac aaIy Tho said steam Navigation
Co. TO forthwith deyer the actual possesson OF sail steam
~ aEf@As T5s sfl4 1clsm1iA steam Eavigst9n CO;
trustees Its default Aforesaid and did BY It's writing
tess s inability sad interest and otIer nee.asAy
a 3 10 S. no ann tnss ~ ps S n s
Of al and Singular tho said cam6os,s losother Win their
WHEREAS SAID a,t-nsmed instiunont o. writing enum-
gazing twenty-five thousand dollars then and there
ethr dae Or soon due for aooa, The run
trustees 50 at In possession OF the pre ty 10 pay me
therefor and creating seciae lieu upon such property
ia their possession iOT all money 30 paid and,
WHEHEAS In and ny sid ndeniure Of mortgage II
provided after aSig Of said and
property tie uulsrsigred sell
auction having nrs geh Reasonable aud public nooe Of
the time and place of sale ana,
WhERLAs, The SAID interest and fpenses and AL yances
remain due aud the rsgned trustees
have elected 10 tho sions OF sad mortgage to
consider the prnc al od by said bonds and mort
cage 10 DO nov duo and payaDc
Sow. ThEHEFOhE, public notice Ia hereby given that
the uBdeIsgne under SAID mortgage being
possession OF all OF said steamboats, at the port OF New iO
viii proceed 10 sell the together wIh al and singular
thu halls furnaces boilers. clnsry, Dass sas ropes
anchors caOle tackle apparel boat oars furniture stores
md o. Ia, la any Wise boOngng or
ealng the said seyera steamboats, VI tbem and
neo al tie right title interest property claim and demand
equitable, OF the said Columbia steam
Navigatioa Company Of in. 10 tho sams, part
thereof with the applItcn at tho xohanke salesoons
Broad way, Ia tho City of cwYork, Saturday
AYR - D. 1888. at ~ o'clock through Adrian H.
Muller sons aucti0neers AT public auotOn " the highest
Of the after deduotDg the
and viii tho said
and the principal and interest Of said bonds Sc
cured 10 be AID by said mortgage
enrolment of said Steamboats, under Act OF
COUGHS tho United STATES reference Is made TO The re
Corded In the a. b. custom House aiorosad Per
said boats will We gwen % parties wishing 10
purchase tho on application 70 te, OF the under
5ispel. JOuM ENGbls. yh,-
JOHN r. HOfFMIRE.
BLAIR. SNOW RUDD. TrustesA
a toTneys ar tritsIe-s lO@ BroodwIy. y
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Dress dlaknJ.

DRESSMAKER-By an American lady, first
class cutter Tavors systom; desires 10 make engage
ments OF city: reference; terms 81 90 AddIess
X, box IS. Tribune Uptown Once, l23S broadway.
ESSMAKER.-Amerlcan lady OF good taste
i "A wishes engagements Dy the Au-
dress j., Branch Tribune once, o. East lith st
hRESSM AkER.-As resident assistant IN
~ nrst class dressmaklny establishment uptown u0od
0orter Permanent pOstOn Keierences, Address NJ b.
tribune Uptown once, l.23o Broadway.
WANIED-By the day, or out on very reason,
w able adde's hne material 10 make up anu
Partisan styles papers copied nut
designs by French highly leo, nm
of leading Paris dIe5sna klny
establishment MODES IT, Tribune Uptown once, I,z5o
broadway.
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The road equipment costs $3000o per milo; tho
Ftrst Mortgage Bonds limited TO $4,000 mile and
have been and will the Central Trust Company
Trustee Only us road complred In sections ard equip
ned 2ls mites have already boon completed The First
Mortgage the mineral nights large tracts OF van
able coal and iron in the Black Warrior COa Field OF
North Alabama The IL PAYABLE tho lat days Of
January and July each year. and the principal due Janu
airy list, 1922
In addition 10 obligation OF the Railway Company and
the security OF The traffic contract has been exc
c;sd bstwe,n the Georgia Pacific Ellwag Company and
tbe Richmond and Danvillc railroad Company. whereby
twenty per cent gross receipts II Richmond and
papyile Railroad Company from traffic received from the
the payncnt Of the the bonds horoby offered
Subscriptions may made at the Office of the Company
M 20 nassau ST. York, before lOth day OF
ApIIi. 1883. at b. ~
subscriptions are to be paid rs follow
On the 10Th lay Of April. 1858 i per cent
On tne o May. 10 -. 10 por cent.
ON the L Tn day o june. l1sS 10 per cont
On the 10th ~ of July 1889, ID per cent
On the 18Th day Of August, 1888 15per cent
on the 18th daT OF September. 1888, 10 per cent
On the 9th lay of October. 1888. 10 per cent
Ten Der cert bonds subscribed Tor TO be delivered
on the first payment 10 each thoro
after. excluding fractions ofa bond
I'm case tho amount subscribed excesds the amount offered
sboye the Richmond and vile Extension Company
Serves TO itself the night make among the SUBJ
sorbers regard being had the order n which tho sub
scriptons received.
For apply the oGco OF tho company.
w. r. TRIGG, Treasurer.
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pr0po5als.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
L TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT OF rHx INTERIOR. }

DEPARTMENT OF INK INTERIOR
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRs WASHINGTON March 10, 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS., indorsed propo ais Tor Beef >
bus for Beoi must DO submitted IN epsAt9 sny s pc
n m1SO be- sn dse 10 the Of indian %ns
p M Of ~ esDA A;lIL a. lss Tor furnishing for the
beef on the hoc $4,000 pounds Beans 80 900 pounds
Esss ns ssp SnHs corn s7 E.s SpgSs
pounds aIi Bred w. oDO o9nds ao% d LOO pounds s
pounds Tea lsOGO pounds Tobacco 10000 pounds salt
sugar 11VogS and 100 600 pounds wheat
Also, Bankes wooien and Cotton Goods Consisting In
aris Drilling 10000 yards Duck, free from oil sizing.
Keuucky Jeans 5000 yards Chevoi 1000 Yards Brown
shcenG, 2OOoOO yards Bleached sheetiny 10000 yards
winsey, 5000 yards. Clothing Groceiies Notions Hard;
Mn MsSSa SeS 4. HRG se 49, i ske
and Tor IS9 4 %ons a sd"T nab nor sd
Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada and wisconsin TO be
may DO required alaptei TO te climate OF
tie Pacdo Coast with California brakes delivered at san
Also transportation for such Of the articles goods and sup
plies may be contracted for TO be delivered at the
lids must be made out on Government blanks.
Scheuies showing the kinds ana QUANTITIES OF suoslseneo
supplies qu Tor each Agency anu the klnds aaa qanu
blank proposals. conditions TO he observed Ddders time
routes and al other rcessary
furnished upo1 apDi 70 the indian onSe In
LYON no 4s3 Broadway. New.Yok the COmmissartes OF
ms st LOUIS SAINT Pa s.n Frncco and
ioiIow%S named aces in Kansas Arkansas City. Burning
ION Caldwell Dodge City. Emporia Eureka, Great Bend
IIoyrrd Hutchinson Larned Mcpherson Marion. Meti-
emo Lodge Newton Usage city. sedan. Sterling Topeka
Wellington, WICHITA and Winhed.
wall be opened at the hour and day above stated and
10 present al tle Opeulny
CERTIFIED CHECKS
All bids beaccompanied by cstlhed checks upon
some United Depository at least cent OF the
amount VI the proposal ii. PRO 10 commissioner.
PROPOSALS for building a steam vessel for
II the o. y Coast and Geoletc survey.
U, COAST AND GEODRrIC SURVEY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March IL, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. Will be received at
this ~ June l, losS aud opened Immediate
Is thoreaster for building wooden steam vesse ior is
ne hundred and seventy
four twen feet nine Inches breadth
eme, eleven five inches depth. displacement 30 zen
tired and eighteen tons
Blank which proposals must be made specifca-
on, and auy Information 10 obtained
10 tho photographic OF the survey at this
office. j. u. hlLdAhD, superintendent
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Mnsital Jnstraments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, $l25. Pianos
ID 1927 90 Factory running day aud night Catslosp
nee Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington .'.
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CORPORATION Nollre5.

GAS COMMISSION.-Proposa for estimates
other Illuminating material for.
and ghtng extingushng. Gle Inng repairing and man
tain ng public lamps the Streets avenaes piers and
onics Oh oh
Public Works until April q. 1855 - .
For full Information 500 CITY hECOhD lor SAFE III NJ
CITY HaL
NOTlCE.-PrOpOsals will he received at the
~ Office the Department OF Pn6c Charities ana Sortee'
UoysOnl dry goods lunOer. coekey eto FOR fu lnior'
nation city Record, for sale &C No CITY HAL
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
at tho oce of the OF Public Works until
April IL 1883 paving ala furnishing the mater ais
and painting the nine Free Floating Baths For full info ma
toa seo City Record, for sale at NO city Hail.
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IBrooklnn properln for Sale ano 60 fsi.

EOR SALE.-Three Queen Anne detached
cottages finishing In Hawthorne ST. near fatbnsh'
and Prospect Park very complete ana tas.y nhp9
wood finish burglar alarms etc. Apply 10 owner ROBbHT
S WALKER Hawthorne st.. SO Wali-st. N. Y
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GUNNER Resorts.


CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS.
- TRIM PER HOUSE, opens June 90 Terms 81 80 per
day Special by tho month Tho proprietor
may be seen al the Glsey House. NewYork, Monday and
Tuesday of each week, or address . ..,.o =, y,
j. II. TREMPER. PhGnica, Ulster Co, N. Y.
FASHIONABLE SUMNER RESORT, lSblP.
L /. ITO LET FOR THE SEASON.-A large. nnely
furnished house suitable for larye family With grounds
bordering Champn Creek and Pond and situated near
Great south Ray; well ventilated rooms elegant dnins
roam, billiard room vino collar large stables icehOuse
filled garden, with services OF gardener zen minutes
walk rom station tine boating Inquire OF u A. hONhLEp
Tribune building.
HOLBERT HOUSE, Catskill, n. Y, Chorles
hear, proprietor. Now open special rates Tor spring
nonths photograph and particulars proprietor odhy NJ
Hotel Hamilton, Broadway and 20th'st
DROSPECT HOUSE, Bay Shore, l.. l., will
" Mt SEWELL
Proprietor.
DAVILION HOTEL, lslip, Long Island; now
i open. JAMES SLATER, of tho Berkeley 0thAve. anu
9thst. owner and proprietor
WHERE SHALL WE SUMNER f-Persons
w deaiing q map the and select family watering
place "rle Isle OF Wight " one hour from v Y ~ man,
Will please Address HlTCHCOCh ~ DIES
W." "a ChanIbers-stp N. y.
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Winter Resorts.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
III OLD POINT COMFORT VA
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESDRC
Send for circular describing hygienic aiyant,ge 60
H. PHOEBU5. Pr0p't.
Il ATIASTTO CITY, NEWJERsEY. -
Omen all the cold soaWtfef Datns In tho
house md cOnveneuees OF trstoiass hotel
w " ]. L. BRYANT. Proprietor
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EVH oALE.-BertranIs Island, consisting
'NeSYofk City. Very high DEVIATION. Price $1,000 Ex
luisite scenery costly tmpro ements Suitable county
y Pinest. N. \. W.
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Goparinershlp Nolltes.

II AND - CLlFPsT, I
NEw. YoRK. April ., 1882
WIN. EARL DODGE, JOSEPH VAN
w VLECK and JAMES MCLEAN admitted as
PHELPS. DODGE & CO.,
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filming
Dnslnc5s Chances.

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with wanted with Other wei
OF hs pnvAts banking business In
the largest cities outside Of New York
established bu-ines Il controlled The opportunity l. un
usually de rabic 81 lffim- IL - Only to
~ unbcmishcd record ant Of high char aCtcr All
hnswcIs will be held In stctc- Confidence AMI must give
name ~ that cOud be engaged
Answers gents parties desiring omissions Will be
ignored Address until Aprl 40 BANhEh Post Oihoe Box
NeH.YOrE.