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THE PECAN TRADE.


The pecan trade for the year 1850 Is now
practically over. Year after year this
trade has grown until low san Antonio
Is probably the largest pecan market In
the Southwest. IL not In the world.
San Antonio Is almost the executive
market and shipping point for the nuts
gathered in all the country south. west
and northwest. within II radius OF 100
miles The counties producing the best
nrd largest quantities. OF nuts. are Me-
uiua. Bandera, Kerr. klmball, Macon,
Mtnard. Gillespie, LlanO, Blanco, Ken
dali. Comal, aud BexHr, the nuts from
the northwest being the largest ana
thinnest shell. and bring the best pr'or.
they are shipped principally 10 NJ.
Louis, Chicago, Boston. New YORK. nuu
tue price paid TO the gatherers wac Irou
81 to : cents. according To- sihr. con
uitiun, aud thickness Of she'll Ihr hg-
gregHte amount OF pecnus hippru rom
this city during The sea.On Just ciu'lhs'
reached fully y O,0OO pounds. ol lhls
amount the firm oil Grow ther x Dunn
shipped Gi2 $50 pounds. being The iarg-
est, while Guenther Il /adich were next
and shipped over 5000 pounds Inc
| aggrt gate amount received Tor me
l nuts NJ cent, per pNUUu' lf"uu'" g"-'
| coo. THIS il no bngatelle, when tue
/ TACT is ken into consideration that the
mus co,t nothing but the picking mp
More attention should be paid To ,ht
/ ur, scrtHtion and culture of the pecan
+ tree IL is the king Of all trees In TINS
section. growing tu royal proportions
II Ia tall aud therefore very deslrahle
IN u shade tree, allowing the air "a
pass freely under its tall spreading
/ branches. The amount which can be
realized from the sale Of the nuts Is no
small consideration. In every respect
/ the pecan tree deserves the protection
/ Of every one, and should be more highly
] .nureriatpd than Il is now
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KING William Street Improvements.

Mr.. Ed. Stoves, Major u. n. Bash and
Albert Stoves have built fine sidewalks
on II blocks fronting their properties on
King William street at cOst of nearly
$500, conforming to the grade given by
the present civ Engineer. The side
walks are now about one foot lower than
the street, and to prevent the mud from
the street running down on these pave
ments and destroying same, the City
Council should require the street Com
missioner to Mt once cut down and grade
the street so as to conform to the grade
given for the side walks.
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DULLNIG's NEW DEPARTURE


A LfGnT representative was called up-
on to visit the new coffee roasting es-
Establishment Of George Dullnig In the
building on the west side Of LosolD
street, formerly occupied M ware
house. The most perfect machinery, 10
which Is added the latest improvements
and patents in connection with iirst-
class coffee roasting establishment are
here In position. A beautilu' eight
horse power engine ana boiler forms tue
motive power for the whole work: SHAFT
ing and betting Hre all Of The very best
material. HOpp-fs aud elevators nnd
all the labor saving machinery MAKE the
establishment complete a large mlll II
attached for grinding the collie alter II
has been cooled and his packing facilities
are such to vie with any establishments
OF iis kind Mocha, Java, Peaberry and
Kio coflpe's are prepared ere Tor I'M
mediate use IN such large quantities ~
to supply ANY demand no iuaiter now
large. Coffee roasted IN large qunntt
ties will give more satisfaction. hs u
cotuea out more even in its brown color.
aud through The manipulation OF the
various appliances will retain It's aroma
completely. Sold In its purity 1t Is pref
cradle to the coffee roasted In small
| quantities, while Mt the same time u
saves many bousekeepers the annoying
work of Standing over stove while en-
| gaging In the tedious work Of probing
| coffee. The various brands as handled
by MIR. Dullng are strictly good nnd
pure qualities, aud free from anything
whatever In the way of adulteration,
whether In the whole grain or ground
and when customers want n pound oil
coffee it will he In fact pound. rms
department Is under the management OF
Mr.. Arthur l. ckwood, who has had
long experience in this line.
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New Years Eve Marriage,

This afternoon at 3 o'clock MIR. +. q.
lrueheart and Josephine Crawford VIII
b married at st. Mary's Church by the
Right Rev. Bishop Neraz. Miss Craw-
ford is the charming daughter OF jus
tiCe Crawford and Mr.. rrurheait is one
uf the chief engineers of the Aransas
Pass Railroad. After the ceremony the
happy pair will take the 4 o'clock train,
hui where they will spend their honey
moon. Is not ut present known.
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Free for All Prize Shoot,

VIII take place at san Pedro Springs on New
Years day nj l2:31 -. M sharp, under the aus
pices of the AnnO Gun club. Prizes ~ fol
lows
list, 500 shot gun.
ID, 50 shot gun.
1d, 81 Winchester rifle.
ith. kcg of Hazard duckinp powder.
Prizes ON exhibition ut the stoves Arms Co,
20 Commerce street, and IN grounds day ol
shoot
Entrance fee, So Shoot to be at live birds
aud clay pigeons. Rules of the club to govern.
Ed. Stcvcs Jr, Secretary. l2-2-it
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Notice to Contractors.


win lie received ut the MAYOH'S OFFICE,
until II o'clock. noon, Monday, January llth,
1851, for the construction of q
Golfer Dam around the north Adult
ment of the Mill Bridge,
and such Masonry or Concrete work rs may he
found necessary in the repairs to the founda-
tons. Prices to he for Golfer Dam complete,
and per cubic yard, inc uding excavations for
masonry and concrete.
Bidders will be required to deposit II forfeit
of so to insure the commencement of the
work. Further information can be obtained
at the city Engineers ONCE
BRYAN CALLAGHAN,
by Il, p. CLAuDON, Mayor,
City Clerk. 3m-td
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he Belknap Rides ball took place
m-t night ut Casino Hall and was one OF
the most successful semi-mililary balls
ever given In this city. The hull was
crowded with the friends of this aspir-
lug Young company and beautiful ladies
filed the hall and salon. The guests
present, consisting of many of our most
prominent citizens and their ladies, as
we'll us prominent military officials
showed the appreciation In which this
Young company Ia held.
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Headquarters for fruit trees, ornamental
trees aud shrubbory, grape vines, hot house
plauts aud bulbs. Flower pots, etc. Every
thing in the line OF ornamental shruhbery and
for decorative gardening My stock Is very
large and prices mt the very lowest. Come
and see me and be convinced. NOS ~ ana 20
North Flores street, opposite the old Buffalo
Camp Yard. PHILIP WOLF, Proprietor.
I2-5g-lm W. BLAIR, Assistant.
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Mr.. William schott, brother Of Mr.,
John Sohott, Of this city, and member
OF good standing of San Antonio Typo
graphical Union No. ~, died today mt
1890 from consumption, at the residence
of Mrs. Ashley, on Avenue c. Funeral
will take place to morrow.
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Mexican Circus.

At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon n
free show will be given on the lot occu-
pied by the Indian Medicine Camp,
corner Nacogdoches and Houston
streets. DIR. Lighthall will furnish the
means of commencing 1.-The New Year
ioyously. All ARE invited-no charge.
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-Mucbrth Wskod MS doctor IT he could
"PluCk from the memory u rooted sorrow, or
rille out the written troubles Of the brain.
or course he could not, But Browns Iron
Tonic can rae OUT the system Indigestion
sick headache, dyspepsia, baekache, caused 10y
diseased kidneys, aud chis and fever and all
malarlal dregs For sale by A. Dreiss and
Raglnpd * Co II
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Furnished house and lot. with all mod
rrn improvements, buggy and harness,
almost AS gOodas new, ana 70 shares Of
paid-up stock In BeXar Building and
Loan Association, for sale cheap. Apply
to Otto Andrea, care Bell Il Bros. lw
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There will he masquerade ball at
Clipper Hall on Saturday night, Janu-
AIRY lst, 1856, to which the public gener-
ally is invited. Tickets % cents.
81 G.. GERRoNI q Co., Proprietors.
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We. the undersigned. trndlng- under the
name of Maury Co., have this Gay dissolved
partnership by mutual consent, Mr.. :. y.
Maury continuing the business and assuming
ali debts of the firm, aud collecting all sums
due the same.
(sgnedl s.P. MAURY.
F.F BAINBRlDGE.
San Antonio, December 20, 1885. l2-29bt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-31

G.. II. Garrison. the burned-out
painter No. 10 East Houston street, has
re-opened with an entirely new stock of
paints, oils, varnishes and glass. Salts
faction in goods guaranteed and at
prices to defy competition. l2-23-lm
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The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Pulls at populur price. 4-I-ly
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Depot


Ev,y morning at 10 o'clock sharp, commenc
in. "Wednesday. December 90 Come, every
hrB; you are all invited. ON Military Plaza
in 'front.' of Southern Hotel.
IS23 I'm S. NJ. WHARTON.
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FIRE-CRACKERS
Fire Works

The following are only few of
the articles just received, which
almost everyone likes, such as;
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Dream Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
- GLASGOW wa LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20. North River. Foot OF Deyst
Furness.a ......Feb 81, Alsatia FtD =, 3p No.
DeyOnla Mar. !. L. Anchor Mar a, op N.
Cabin passage $50 Ia $500 second class go
Storage passage n or from GLASGOW LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, SO.
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
CITY OF ROME. sails Wednesday. ADrD May JuneS
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents TBowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line 10 the south OF France:
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT a,
CHATEAU LAFITE.... .sntur az. Feb %.
Preutices near Wall Ferry, Brook
lyn. - ~
Travellers for France spain and Italy Pyrennes Pau
Nee. &C. Will time and expense by taking this me
Frs Cabin Including wine) $50 20 $lOOi second Cabin,
+ LIZ OUlAEGER, 90 Bcaversr
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ta, and the historical events of o stirring epoch
But he is hardly moro unliks the GENTLE rust,c'
melancholy and loving Cowper than ne ID unnAo
the women of quality and the periw1g-pated me
gentlemen who cultivated fictitious emotions ovor
dish of tea He Is lively. audacious, shre"d, cr''ca
amusing; but he Is always himself anu always
apparently truthful and sincere; whlie rope aao
Walpole the masters of the letter-wri'ihs .neh IL
vogue. were not only liars but were evident liars.
cav,s s.vle has some of the freedom and careless
ness of friendly confidence but it is better than
Ponies inasmuch as it is easier, more individual
more faithful reflection of the writer's mind, ana
more srtfully and agreeably varied. IL flows SO
naturally il adapts itself smoothly to person ana
to topic. it expresses 80 clearly gentle synpa-
theic, bright and active spirit, that one never
thinks of it as the product of study and care Gray
moreover was man Of brilliant attanments he
was classical scholar, lnguist, an antlquary
naturalist: be understood music, painting and
architecture, and was not ignorant OF philosophy,
while in literature he showed critical powers OF no
mean extent. This ample intellectual equipment
gives q substance to his correspondence which the
most sparkling of his predecessors and contempt
rsries cannot rival. There is another quality in his
letters which the WITS" a rule. are quite with
out, and that is droery. He startles us often with
a dash of humor much more suggestive of a nine
teenth century American than OF English scholar
in the Cambridge of 1850. One might fancy it was
facetious Chicago reporter who described
certain Mr.. Greathead "literally fat young
man with head and face much bigger than they
are usually worm" And there is surely domestic
flavor in the conclusion of letter to the Rev.
Norton Nichols, where, after long paragraph
about public affairs the poet writes: " / had pre-
pared finer period than the other to finish WITH
but, damn it have somehow mslaid it among my
papers-you shall certainly have it next summer
We may add that in still another respect Gray was
unlike Pope and his fellows in wiring to his
friends he certainly had arrre pensee of publica
ton Some of the funniest of his expressions. though
entertaining and harmless to read, would not be
edifying to quote
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THE RASSELAS FAC-SIMILE.
A REPLY FROM THE PUBLISHER TO RECENT CRrrI.
CIsMS.

A REPLY FROM THE PUBLISHER TO RECENT CRIrI-
CIsMS.
To the Edftor Of The tribune.
SIR: have Just received cutting from a
recent number of THE TRIBUNE in which correspondent
signing himself q. w. g." makes some severe remarks
on the series of Fac-simlles which have published
generally and the first edition OF The Prince OF
Abissuia" in particular. IIe closes MS somewhat
courageous paragraph by abiding incidentally to the
touching innocence" OF LONDON daily which had
written concerning this little reprint.
VIII you allow me to che order Of treatment,
and refer to tho touching innocence first and to the
book afterward
G. W. g" is evidently not gifted with accuracy, in
deed he seems well describe what he has not
SEEM 1t scarcely fair therefore 10 look for eXactness
Your contributor 10y calling the first edition
Of -Johnson's tale, Rasselas. Prince OF Abyssinia
The published with the title RassaIas at al!
at first, but was called simply, " Tho Prince of
Abissnia y; spells the last word with instead of
An uhis is scarcely worth noting except to show how
supremey G. W. g." above trivlalites) he then
proceeds to say that the book originally published
in ? volumes small Alto / only 10 our nIghty
friend that II he will find Alto copy of the first edit on
shall he most glad 10 pay price for II which woud
astonish him. and almost rival that recently paid for
COPY OF The MaZarin Bible" have before me copy
OF the original which have Just measured II Is small
f50isc1p spp book, the size is jA BY 37s inches
Your contributor continues that the nrst edition or
The Prince Abissnia is not book bn In this
he be correct. well acquainted VITA old
literature must have met with many nore copies thln
the ordinary OF collectors ana cOnnCisseuIs ana 10
him they ale no doubt familiar the imprint on tie
title page OF modern booK-which, by the way. ia tho
case OF the fac-simile, lie cElTacteri,tcalIy spells
Incorrectly Yours !alInlulIy, 60
No CO Poerne''er Ro,e London, E. C.. Jan. 81 lsS5
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Musical instruction.
For Bows and Yonng Men-Country.

DIANO LESSONS.-1 wenty years expert
L ence references :. b. MIL AID DItson q G o. -
l. MANN, 4gJ Lcxing tOnaYe.
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URAIEFL L-CUhFUtIIN
EPPS'S COCOA,

pREAKFAST.-''By thorough knowledge Of tbs nltIrs
laws govern the operations OK digestion AMI nutrtoa
and careful APPLICABLE dne properties OF we3s
eced Cocoa Mr Epps provided breakfast tables with
deatey Favored beverage which may save US many neavy
doctors JlA ~ The uiioi0us OF such articles d
diet be gradually built until strong
enough tendency 10 disease Hundreds OF sub
h masdies are toaune around US ready IL attack whee-
3 weak poaL We escape many AKA Blks
sespng ourselves well fort led witch )ooi AL
Properly nouTisheltr ane"-Ciyil service Bazetta =.
Msdesimpy with boiling water aux sold 0nf "a max
round tins 6y Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co.
lomaopa Ih IL Chemists. London England
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Gouutrp propertp tuante6.


\NANTED.-A gentleman with wife and son
w desires place for the summer located Hudson
between Yonkcrs AMI NewbuTg than min.
ride depot steamboat landing Tho must
be well furnished provided with all modern
good water stables etc Have horses and carriages
This advertisement Ia addressed particularly To
Ing abroad traycn tour who desire
tax special care ofprems,s. Best city reference.
Address
EDWARDS, p. o. Box 3l42 ~.
FURNISHED HOUSE in countrv.-Wanted
by family Of three furnished partly furnished house
Of Is with stable and large garden Aust gu
high grouni pleasant surroundings and distant
hour from city Hall lOnkers and vicinity the
preferred.
Address giving location and particulars
ZONE, Z. q. Box 2.6jl, NY. City.
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Gurouean advertisements.


Aberdsenshirs Scotland Magnificent Territorial Domain
for salelhe lands Lordsbp and Barony OF Fyye with
the splendid Castle OF Fyye noble specimen Of architect
MESSRS. E. a. II. LUMLEY, of London,
vi England are honored with instructions to SELL By
AUCTION, at the Mart Iokenhouse yard London c. on
TUESDAY JUNE o. 1885,. at O'Clock p m. unless pre-
Sg' pefea e use Il Abe ResRa I'm
one Of the richest districts the Of Scotland about 20
the Great North Of scotland Railway the Fyve station be.
e ss das fhe 20 estate extends 60 about TO-
remaining 1850 comprise park woods an pantaions.
Fyyie Castle edifce great Historical interest
fully the bank OF the river than near the centre
OF the estate and Is surrounded BY splendid pax
Of about 70o he castle. which Is In the french
its external and architectural magncence and I'm.
osny and grandeur and the beauty 81 ts
se aAn o the end q the or the BEGINNING
Of the fifteenth century and .he more moen parts were
land BY subsequent possesso IL combines the mpos
ing Of feuda with the Internal comfort
and egance OF modern tines The castle approached By
three broad carr &c drives OF which skirts the margin
beautiful LAKE OF 20 acres within the PARK arrange
ments may be made under ch toe kucnaser nay tske
collection Of historical pictures books ana other ar
uces the ate The village OF fyyie where hete are
in the vicinity three churches The arabic land which
occupied moderate rents by an entefprsng AMI prosper
aus tsnanty s and SSS I'm and
cnsuerabIe part OF Il is rpe Io Gutilng me sloSt1ss
and the and u ut nshhgs In the tnan a1d tue
afford excellent sport The free rental OF
the exclusive o. the castle and shootngs 2
Od per Printed illustrated descriptive particulars
sale plans price ten shillngs may be hat on spp
cation to Mssr. f. II Lumley. Land Agents and Ane'
toneers. 20 Jamessstreet Piccady London Mess rs
N atspn Iyall & O., - Pail Mall LONDON Messrs. Aud &
MacdOnld w. Il Thste-street Ldnburgl or Messs.
c. & P. Chalmers Advocates 10 Union Terrace, Aber
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. .3S9 way corner Thirty
frsG uuti D. m all q West Two3tf- thrd.t. corner
Eighthave, No 10 rourihave. corner Toursentst 100
iXtlet and at ie H. ELEM OFFICE. $500 Third
ave corner ono hundIc I'm n at
A HOMELIKE BOARDING. SCHOOL for
~ Young boys f.. KINDS. A. NJ. Hampstead. /.
DOYS ard YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
A> college CUtitiCTtd q IC'',r UIC'tittt coached
fummcr1r wutaG stooklIdlc Mas. I.HoFfMANN.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The m
ltier',nsL a. c1'r,!,,l ,r'n1l al tstl1ir nlse,
DIR wILLfAMSoN. Lyme. Coma.
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL. Pouehkecpsic
Y y y JOHN NIL ~ ". a. Principal Preparation for
college sccnu1c and Government sch,o aud of business
E'AlRVIEW INSTITUTE,
SARATOGA Spin h. y. y. a home school Tor boys
under teen years Location high and hrathy a farm is
attached TO fe Institute instruction l email ciasses r..
ptel.l car. given f.... H.l,at.
health German spotcI and orally tlughf school all
to round. Istsl-had f4reen ytar-
lars and rcioit noes olIO hpN below. Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. v j.
Fortv.Grst begins sept. ON Mi.fary dr.iJlrN
yarcs D1sucs f0r Princeton. Columbia as anl iIsr
'Ai'- s'"''' '' Rev. l. o. CIIAMBER-. Principal
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-At Mil
aqcment u Their profit by the advantage,
this csco g. sPeca ~ IS 10 reach class OF boys not
place school certainty o. IN
The supervision hr school * under those hly had
extensive e1pcucn,c nrctormatoy work Ior particular
GEORGE /. HOWE
Mrrlien, Conn
FRANK NJ HOWE
Milford. Conn.
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NnSi SEMINARY.

il East l6th.st an Nlt1erIurIpIlcA
For51th sexes For clro IIrS lJDy az 80 niatrH
CCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPE
- WRIrISGSpecal atfent paid TO preparing pupil,
for leg Oh work. MARY l.. HILL, Bennett Building.
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Art Schools-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
WI wilrcceve pupils beginnng Tuesday October ~ m
dfawrL and color painting stH nc nOHors Anu
landscape, china painting and decoration.
studio No 30 MIiisOl Ava.
References
Mr.. u. Huntington. President lto1h Acaieny OF D'A6h
III. William Hart. v A.; Mr.. James j. dact. " vi
Mr. DAVID O.l1sOl. y,
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iin propcr.p 60 Get.

4 HANDSOME HOUSE near the Park TO let
Apply 100 Fulton-st- Room .
FURNISHED HOUSE, 20 rooms. near 9TH
ave. and Madison square ALLEN Tribune ONCE.
HOUSES TO LET.-Posse sion 45th-st.,
West 6lsLst sllOO last lotthst. $500. Henderson
Place 81 .-6u May ! isthst. near 6thave, 900
sfth..t. 600 ie1iuRfen ave. oorner t"that, e-s9
Broadway. 5000. seth {. near EoadNay, fl,.un I'd
~ 4lh-st, sl..Ot East sGth-st, $500 Uendor-
j. EDGAR LFAYCRAFr.
l.5il Bro-iway.
HANDSOMELY furnished three-story house
g. rent ll5 East llitLat oiu DO seen today AIpy
Prruis..
rJ'O LET.-To q small family. the very dcsir
able t'f es.TY high stop brick house, So2 East oiL-
AhNOLD. tON-fABLE & CO, Irth st Aad 6th-ave.
rINO I.ET.-Thc dwelling 3-story high stoop
house so 2i3 West 22dst r'ni : 400 ~
non T., so. - arLluet
rI'O LET.-The very desirable four-story,
i hshstoD. br,Nnsiono dNcl.iug.aoufo NJ - Eaet
s'stst. bc.r 5th-aye Apply 10 ARNOLD. CONSTABLE
co. 5th-aye- and lethst
rI,O LET.-1wo elegant new hrown-stono
hOusca 53th-st cabinet finished sanitary Plumbing
all impru cmcn- very h"n v md f'eirih~ l,c1t'1r
JOHS COAR ilG wcst Ssth-st
rTO LET.-Thc very desirable four-story. high
1 sto,p fr,wu--t,nr dNo'l,g 80 - East lssL. be-
tween ata AID Madison ayr,. Apply =
ARNOLD. cos IAHL. - 20,
ietl-s and juayo
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Eorscs an0 0-arrlale5.


CoLGArE'S
BLACK HARNESS SOAP
The best soap In for
HARNESS. LEATHER, ToPS &C.
HOW TO PRODUCE A MAUD S.-Use RO-
berges Patent Hoof Expander which cures coutrac-
ton corns &C Ii gives horse confidence CITIZENS
stride and lump proves bis speed.
f. z. ROBERGE, ID. V. 8. 1,74l Broadway.
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For Young Ladies-City.

CCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 32 East 45thst
J. Woodbridge Davis, f. Phi d., Principal Introductory
.olIl n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THOMAS GRAY.

THE WORKS OF rH EosnNs SaAi tvois crown
Verse, E1iv'' 400; Kill. 4O2; KILL 4oo' VIZ ''''
c.? I,PlAau,.trong Son.