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STOLEN-From the Subscriber, the foil
Ghanres for Bnsiness Nlem.

4 PARTNER WANTED Either general
N or special, with S3,o00to $500. IN established.
safe and profitable b, nes Full particulars and uaexcsp-
tor able reference gwen by addressing postpaid PART-
EER, Box No i,ss Post-ofiee, stating where Al INFER
view can be had.
DARCE for SALE.-The Barge CLINTON,
ID new running from Pokecpsie TO New-York weekly "
offered for sale She 3 uns bures with Light draQss os
water well fitted freight with suitable accommodations
in GOOD orde and NAV be seen ifom thursday til Monsy
at the Pier foot OF Murays, N. " and on ruesdny ana
ednesday the UpPe Landing Pokespsie tor psrtic-
uIars inquire OF Capt WlLTSIE, board Of e sub
scribers At Pokeepsie. DOUGHTY, WILKINSON ACo.
COTTON FACTORY for SALE-The Ex-
~ ecutors OF AZARfAH SMITHS Estate. offer for sale
the Cotton Factory Msnlius Village, known ~ the Lime
stone Factory" with the adjoining property, comprising
about 80 acres of land on which are "a frame DWELL
ing.houses boioing house, soTehouse and Numerous
outbuIdngs The Factory IA frame building ~ BY ~
feet the stories high the lower story partly Of stone and
contains 1900 spindles ~ looms mostly ~ and cores.
pondng machinery the whole in running order Adjoining
the building stone wing sd by ~ feet, containing
picking room and machine SHOP.
The Executors DESTROYS 10 close the estate and oner
the property for sale advantageous terms Apply TO
CHAS SMITH. Msnlus. 0nondasa Co, Y, orto j. &.
SMITH, No. loi Broad st.. New-fork
DRUG STORE for SALE-Cheap for Cash,
~ rev dong handsome cash business, situated In Q
eight hours of NewYok Price according TO stock haoa
Good for selling Apply Of by letter. prepad) to
c. A. sPRAGUE. No. als Greenwich-sf, New-York.
EyTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE
NJ STOCK and FIXTURES for sALE-To person
having g. CO. In cash who wishes to connect nufcturns
with good retail trsde already establishes tns ossr.
excellent opportunity Addsss c. 1t this Once, With
real uaIae.
HARDWARE.-Fo Sale, a valuable and
well selected stock Of Hardware, amounting 70 about
5000 togstheI with the privilege Of leasing hrstrse
Store, ehgbly located for such business Inc sne nss
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LETTER PRESS

An original New Year Poem, BY Alice Carey, with an
autograph. The Legend OF BeTnAldns' Gn original, by
a stony Of rural life in France by Richard B. Kimbs To
the Reader by the Editor DR. kanes Search for Sir
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Swnders and Adventures IN the City OF NeYOrk. TIE
Fxpedition 10 the Amazon Muse aEd the Drama Sir
Archibald AlisOns History Of Europe. The Opening OF
Congress The Death OF Webster The NewN ORR Crystal
Palace. The Co1faeration OF Sacramento. The oalorc
Ship Encsson The Dead OF 49, complete list OF deaths
Of eminent persons tung the present year Recent Later
Gure Destruction Of Chickering'S PanoForte Manufsc-
tory at Boston --latest Intelligence from all p-s Of the
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CEyTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE

HARDWARE.-For Sale, valuable and
S2oCOo togsther with the privilege Of leasing rstrafe
Store sgby located for such business The sAme ha:
been conducted during the las, twenty years and owned
solely By the For persons desreos Of going into
the Hardware business better opportunity may present.
itself For further particulars address Box No l5s Post
Office.
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Music TEACHER.-Wanted. Al person

DESIDENT COVERINGS WAN lED,
10 70 short distance in the country 20 teach French
Nu,ic aid eli TIE English branches. hast speak tas
Frch sr suaxe fuentJ For further information address
Boz No go PcstOfee, when and where an 'erFie" Gun
lie rad
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CTUYVESANT INSTITUTE, Dee. %, at 8
y o,c,oct Prof WIITNEYS last appearance but one.
Impersonaton of Pierce Scott Webster Clay, etc Ad-
mission so cents Schools in body will get III at tar prices
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You can have clear skin and me head S o. nat
Rv New Years, for twenty five cents declare.
&C., yes those magnificent articles JONE ms .
ITALIAN ChEMlCAL SOAP aHS o .bns 10 two ss
a. cn,es every akin disease, chapPed or sore uesn
srSpon uy the other d ps,s t NE H a Bread
stors its falling, and makes At grow. psI0' No ''S
81 Y; No. It's Fulton ST., Brooklyn
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HARDWARE MERCHANTS NAV secure

the services Of com petent per.on familiar with the
routine OF NewYork trade. Has extensive influence
with Kentucky Ohio Missouri aud Penasylganis purchas
ers Al present engaged ID Philadelphia, Ia hardware
obbng house W0nd have objection 10 travel as Agent
Tor manufacturing company References exchanged Ad-
dress ANDREW, Tribune Office.
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ELEPHANT OXEN.-The largest and most
yv,pE RRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

ART containing a series Of authentic Paintings by
the most celebrated artists, IN Chronological order nom
Guido dc Sienne (AD l22l) down to Horace Vernet 10
now oper for exhibition the Society Library Rooms rom
@ NJ 70 2 M. end u 70 y PM Admlssl0n . cens
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HOTSEKEEPER WANTED--A middle
aseA American Woman 20 take charge Of family OF
four short distance IN the country AddressP C. d., Trb-
Office.
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~ The animal Election Of the oaiosrs Of THE
SEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL )ClErY Viz. r .El-
dent, Vice Pres den,s Treasurer Sscries all Lbnaa
afo, c ollow ,Eg CoalltSeos, F.lz.oe Lb.l-y fr1.,
Plaht ard FoVors, VefcGbe, md DsI.bl.o1 IT See.
s iake place a the Lecture Room Of the stayys1ne T.
stiiuie, o. MONDAY, the en- CT DoCeabef 1852. Fol
optBfr5n to C'c,oc< =. ~
SHEPHERD KNAPP, P-ess3 -lt
CEoSsE WILLIE CUErIs, Rec 3e:.
Ia LOst-S2jO Rewsrd-Fr5la h persol Of z.
w, ali toe pmpes iIeckles and cnsps, me- skn, "
nsrf cake Of JOEESS Chemical $oay, 10 tas ell--d
rrce II two stiinss; tbs fine euoieDl Vtsus dag -
yellow SKIN. Depot No. 4t3 Broadway. Try -
~ Young Lawyer w.shes 70 ent~r a-o az ~
TGIgensnt with LaS-fIn ter A-yorneJ. Re-
gwen. AdogeE LEX, TTiau-e Cfice.
TT EmigrH ut Intelligence Once ana Labor
Exchange. Noe e and q CGna-s., Ncsg-l " Tins
sSice established by the COMMISSIONER = t1isra-ori
~tsre found large numbers Of Laborcrs and
Servants very sa.es Ct and pe.sJns can lave
.1eir SHED by writing 20 the ana nd
M the Necessary pay he massage ~ me p1Jes
ys1u1eG No ices charged % employee
JAS p FA0hN, Superintendent
yg Found last Thursday m0rnin2. t4e moe
besut I'll soft, darn, cky, clean haT On y ead M = 20
ing ~ Ire reduced nrice Of chilling JONSs Coral bar
Restorative Ny Ar before dry dirty, coaIse and bal!
red. a. ". DEPOT, No. &c Bcadwey
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DRI-G STORE for SALE-On Broaaway


IL TO YOUNG MEN who WOULD LIKE 70 ES-
GAGE in the BUSISEsS-A1 opportunity rarely e11ai'
81 for taxing interes. 10 established business. wnere
$500 hGs been retAed for essh this yeer now OPEN
The applicant have from - 800 70 $500 Al inti-
nate connection VIII exist with Jobhiug Holse n this cry,
wheneby ample aod unfng credit can % enjoyed The
BUSINESS - charged year $50 600 and ultimate
" TO $500 pc: Snr1r al reta for cab The piAee
scceuble 10 NevY Crk BY steamer and railroad OF ie~
hOus rasssse and s the beautiful town. Of le Popu
.fioE 5co in the United States The buyer woe have
eapsc;ty ~ which lew man qualified BY experience
would Be called upon 70 act address A. 5 g. Co. until
Dee 10 Ct the oce Of this psser with real name satns
.Ipenerce ard means a. command, cab or rock I'm
Nsnishe1 regaiafos win be indispensable eosHcera-
c<r
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yINHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Mem l1utlicatious.

A BEAUTIFUL NEW JUVENILE
~ CHAs : FRANCIS co. publish THIS DAY
THF CANADIAN CRUSOES; A Tale o. the tSce Lake
Plains BY Ca,harine Par Trail Eaated BY her Ss'''
A.r,s Ste and Finely illustrated 70 CT slt VI.
SM, "a ros, s-fr-Stiye juvenile book beng the nSrs
1--WE Of lse children of Cansd settlers cst IN the Vas'
forests Of The backwocs and inpresSne % the ne9Jy
bv ,erest,ag he iagnston the natural resources OF Ia
country - -.
GUIDE TO ROMAN HiSnpxY, from TIE sarh rs
Period TO the Close Of the Werern Empire, ~ Rey W
Brewer sutAoI Of "A Guide the scesiiae Mo" e'se
OF IhiIss Fan.iiaT." 6al cents
PScSs
BREWERS GUIDE TO ENGLISH CONiPoSIIi ~
or One Hundred and Twenty Subjects AnAyred Ana
bsted Ancient and Modern Authors 70 Ieeeh tne A-''
Augmentation and the Develops. ent CT Though
ORATORY-AP POEM, delivered before the
~ Literary Societies Of the NeWYork UniVers,y Jshs
1882 BY =. Deafeld Smith. Price 2oc yus paohsneS "
CHARLES sCRlBNER, Nc. l45 Nassau g. MI
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Real estate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town Of
"A Clarkstown Rockland County New.York thirty miles
from the city, containing 81 aeres With good and
nient House, Barn and other o1tbuildinsa all
nearly good well the door also yours
and aoursnBF orchard For particulars inquire Of B. q.
ACTON, No. 6S3 broadway, cor. Of Amityst; JACKSON
CORSA, 4,h-s-, ketze~n ID cad sfh-sys CHRISTIE
PIER WALTON, FordhaSn. Of JAMES CORsA, on
the premises.
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VILLAGE FARM for sALE-For sale,

IA adjoining the VILLAGE plot sf wsspun Pam contain
ing 500 scTes SID fsrn capable OF producing annually
eve thousand bsahel Of rsn ssd 81 leepns samp,s and
pun contains about 900 nhat.nt thriving and - hs>l
by - any portion OF Sew.RngIsad There hs.irssd
now building within nile Of add tsxn wncn VII
expected TO DO ready for the thus slL whsn s hA
rosd completed which VIII Be Y zoe soHse g enc yss
eishs hogr, ~ STATE Prsen located hsrs. Tsms
hber.i Tor PARTICULARS inquire b. mail o. estsrsiss Of
YARNAN A. SUMNER, wssPsn, ysnd da Lac Cssesy
Whcopsin
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DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-One or

- Genf,emsn with their Wives few sinsie Gee-
tenen, be sceonnsdstel with reons furnished
furnished with full partial Board dasrsbe location,
where bat few bessssS WI be received Apply ct No q
ToupAns Place
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ITO PRINTERS.-To person having a
Z mall csh csp..al wisAng 20 commence Business,
ar4 opportunity Afforded by The sabecrbe VINO Is AZ pres
emf r-etd IA another tus ness. ard who has excellent
job O.6ce and s'-oa Weekly Pa his ds?oSa and w
1 either ~ bob Satisfactory reasons gwen oy selling
note sddsssd 70 NAPOLEON. and le 81 snis Once "ih
MT " nrrnnt lt.tl-,nn.
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SI,RSCRIPTION SERIES

nODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
~ Of SIX GRAND CONCERTS-Subso abeTs' n 6stS
10 the above series will BE- ready to- delivery a. H. DOB
WopTH 20 = Mnsic Store No As Broadway, on NON
DAY Dec G 1882 First Concert on SATURDAY EVEN
ING Dec ls 1882 az Metropolitan HALL sues,Hptoh -
sSmittiue two - each Concert Gentlemen having sao-
scrpon lists will please send them thus week to TIE above
adde's.
yuNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
ART containing = scaes O. authentic PAN; irss oy
he most celebrated artists in chronological ordsf non
Guido de Sienne "A d. ll2l) down 70 Horace 'erneL
COW omen ff exh Ston At the Society Library koous ron
sAM 10 : M aad u 70 9, H. Admission > o<ns
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WANTED-A Partner with 5000 to So
w 90 cash capital, q cash blsness already es'ab-
shrd ard ~ successful operation, covering the manue-
ture OF new and improved description OF articles OF gem
era utility throughout the Union The ~ es promise 70 be
extensive and n very arge prohts tai eNhio OF the
business WI he made and the satisfactory references
r. 20 character will b. given end required None without
the above capital need apply Address 4 ID ] Box No
os3 Post-Oce with real name, time and place tor an IN
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Cbanees for Business Ellen.


At PRIVATE SALE-GrOcery Store and
~ Stock with ixtrres &C. and 10 years lease OF The
iuid ~ fer sale low Il located Coluu04st near .e
Hamilton ~ Ferry, South Brooklyn Apply 70
COLE K Chiffon. No, "all-sf.
DATHS for SALE-CARROLL Medici-
Dted Vspor Baths. with fixtures complete. Also TIE
House 10 rent with without Baths Apply CT premises
Ne Great Jones-st- or No. IL Ltight-st-
DRI-C STORE for SALE-On Broadway,
~ in the upper part Of The city The store doing TAR
and andy increasing business and will be sold cheap =
cssh purchaser Apply 70 Dr. @. BENEDICT No. l,o&Z!
Broadway between 18th and &sthst
Tor SALE-An old established DAGUER-
Il REIAN ESTABLISHMENT, now doing GOOD business
rare chance for persOn with small capital FOR terms
kc address Box No. ID, New Haven Com Post-Ohee
Tor SALE-Tbe Lease and Machinery OF
i that large double foursory Building, Ncs 81 AID 20
Wet Ith-st. suitable tor manufacturing purposes The
Machinery consists Of 1Sborse Engine with snsins
al N complete running order To eash customer ~h De
sold cheap. Apply the premises or 81 no ~ Beck
nGn-st-
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So,rees Mysterienses et FantaSlques
nnnININuN I'M III Ill q,

Sources Mysteneuses et Fantastques
NJ ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
WI nounces that be will make his appearance before an
American audience the O few weeks seret
of peculiarly novel and attractive Attending
and instruction IN the MySteres OF Nature and
Science His established European Reputation where b.
THE PRINCE OF WIZARDS,
and universally acknow iedged az - -
TIE ONLY LIVING EQUAL TO HOUDlN,
MASTER OF his ART,
will enable the public 20 judge OF the excellence Of MS per
f,rmapces which will embrace Experiments IN Chemical
Phcnor era the Mysteries Of Electricity Magnetism Cal
VANISH LeseIdenan. and Deceptive Machinery II con
necon with the deV eOpme OF his Astounding lac ly OF
SECOND SIGHT,
the eueda,on Of which has baHied the combined medsa4
and scientific talent OF the European Continent
Pull PARTICULARS viii be announced N future a4TeFtse
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Gmasements.

nfAD. HENRJEFFE SONlAG7 THIRD
lFs CONCERT FRIDAY, Dee. 9, q, Metropolitan 4 b.
Tie pubic respectfully inform that
MAD. HENRiETrE SONTAG
Will rive be. THIRD GRAND CONCERT On FRIDAY
FEESING, Dec 8, a. METR0POLlIAN !iALt
on winch occasion she will BE- asfsted hy
Signor CEESARE BADlALl,
NJ CARL ECkERT
Signor G. POZZOLlNL.
signor ROCCO, and
PAUL JUL y
PROGRAMME
J. Overture Guillarme Tell Res -
BY the Or:hesJra
Duet-Barber Of Seville. Ron M
Sigs BAOALI end PoZzoLlaL
5. Aria" Lascia cue IT. piangan 'hsnaei
Mad HENRIETTE SONJAG.
4 Fantafa Violin-"Ma Celne' .i1nnan
PAUL JULIEN.
8 Dcot-" Don Pasqnsle' .......) Donizett
Mad. SOkTAG and Sis. BlDiALL
Coronation March.F FROM The Prophet Aeyerbeer
BY the Orchestra
Ara-" Non peu Andrai". Mozart
Sig Rocco.
'"' Mad BENRiETrE SONTAG.
RomauzaFrOm Elisir Amor .......'.''. DonlSetti
Sig. PoZZoLIN
10 Scotch Ballad" Within d mile ofEdinboro'. Buns
Md HENRlETfE SONIAG. .
II. NollnN sIlaiIOnsIn Mayor 'M@yseooeI
PAUL JULIEN.
u TIE Prayer from the lsraelites IL Egypt. Rosffi
Mad HENkIETTE SONTAG. Sigs BaDIiLli fozZoLlN,
Rocco and tho combined Chorus OF SIN Hlni4td FER
formers. --.-..-
Conductor .CAtL ~ XXI.
Leader NJ hiHff.LD
Secured seats, g. and Sl-to be had al HALL Sons.
On Thursday viii D, sold the 50 on Friday TIE 81 aud
naming 81 seate. Concert 70 Commence at u.
NOTICING. II sONTAG will give, next week. her
~. f,I dan ar4trra 4rrH ho Gnyf
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A ; .SEhHsTsEss. By young Woman, u cut
= a. s. L-' nr~ssss and ulaks Caihile.+ Cloths.
~ 10 ~ cam l-s;- slncaE B, seen o.. week
# not sIter
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DLANK BOOKS-PAPER RULING.
ID BLANK BOOKS made mp FOX the trade, an srge OF
81 2 quantities at low pnces. -
SINGLE BOOKS or SETS OF bOOhs ruled 70 Any
raftern End bound with dispatch.
BILL HEADS and Jobs Of all kinds ruled on moderate
DoovS
MAGAZINES PAMPHLETS and PRINTED BOOKS,
al sverv descrinton hound promptly and at low prices
JOHN p ELLIS, No W. Nassal-st., cor AM
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4 LLDYWeo as enjoyed The best Musieil ad-
"a yas,s-es ,hs ~ laoTjs s'd Who be hii several
years 7eUclc i e-cnc- II u Pane. shes 20 p7o-
Nc . Be1th-st
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~ Industrial Home Association, No. g.
rs tve-,yfh regular meeting OF this Association will Ia
kR on PkIDAY EVENING, Dec. 3, az the Union Build
10 No las Bowery This Association organized the
sas plan as Mount Vernon No | and Coion Point No
ns spd IL located IN elevated position between Wal
ana ace snd Mount Vernon has front Of about 4 miles
&Ae Harlem and New Railroads and commands
view Of Long Issnd Sound tbs Palisades and the sur
Hndns country IL viii DO lara cut N acre halt ana
QusS,er arr los TAOse no witch obtain plot for
se a. farm prices mus; hand in their nee immediate
Weather Ct the following IL - where copies OF the
S<<ttufion and Bylaws can he had John CoainoIfofd
"a x4 BIoadway ID. Owen, No az Broadway w. b
SlA No II Nasssrst c. A Cooper, Ne. ITO Barrow-sa
~ Wells No. % Avenue Il J. A. Bandsaea, No. lS
Ssnsst or at the Hell the evening OF the nesting
IA HAsDsucH, Sec. J. CoMMERFoRD, President
tts' The lrvipg Building and Mutual Loan
ilon viii bold q regular meeting on FRIDAY
sskNlNG, Dec g. az No. IA GTAndst, .: y o'c-ock An
@shsn viii ~ held 10 I'll vacancies.
No duss reef al after O'clock on that evening
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pnsident,
An kIcolsy, Secretary.
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.TALUABLE WATER POWER.-ROLL-

VALUABLE WATER POWER.-ROLL-
' ING and WIRE MILLS for SALE-rhe Rolling
MIL We Mis- aid Wa.sr Power, known as the O5e{on
LIS o- s,e. Ike' situated bouts miles nom FeeAs
Kill Westchestfs County They consist ~ 'oioSs;
AFRO lag NIL 30 hy so lee, with one 30 o. arSe 10 "A
.ran guide rolls 70 fuish 20 inch rolnd and susEe
reds htSiirg .un padding furnace anc tuning ARE
Nth al ttc necessary tN1r. ard implements The m,
which conceed 60 oe usps SGD BY any N tie country
ha- run shout ave wears ana good or' ile waeei
= ie Aletel b. - set lace, with sulheeut power 70
drive rECfrfr 81 . o. rUls.
Attached o trs mil are dweliug aouses for worAaen,
storf-hcu.cs clgrenter shop, and blacksmith shop.
VIZ Nil. 80 by 81 three sries 81 gh with eislt blocks
for coarse VIE. comp eteiy slcd VITA anncaRs clean
ma .nd acEsErrh shoHs; VIE Is fee. N dlarlereF
: co-d Wre Nil .or TIE wire, WITH twenty ~ boc-s
ard Necessary hX -uIts.
A Nil now used All under ase as tobacco factory.
Three uuccoupied Wsser Powers With a VARYING rom
rs g. 3 fet. enc a. them desirable si-' t'- paN'r
ui They within one lu2d.ed rods e c,l oihei, AID
nave sufficient dams
These Powers ere r'rv presented % The attention
OF uIa ac1rels o. account ~ the rna supply Of water
Besides the Pecksk Crek. they command tue water 81
Horcrs nd which hes above then. sud Of which the
uropretors nave hc coatFo This Poud has a. ares over
lCnacrcs with average tc pth ~ p feet The only outlet
spd 'ho l.ud ldio.r,- & owred By the pr0pristO-s
There arr 30 aC9os ci Lind wh dwell nghouses, barn,
stable accommodation TOR twenty horses, and slVgHll
near the C1tltt Garage ard from PeckN Landing AN
b. coutr8c,d for A. p cents peg tCn The property VIII Do
sold in PARCELS srlt purchasers
ulunicit0rs uey b., addressed personal appica-
non nads 20 NJ. JOSEPH SrRANG, Pes Sss Post Oh,c,
on the premises, EDW ARD y. BlBBI, Kinsshridse-
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49, NAM -FIRST.CLASS GROCERY

S2.UUU. BUSINESS for sALE-A rare
chance 70 engage Golr shng businesssnow offers
rode OF between 500 and J s transacted weekly with
good profits and Little eXeron, and nearly altogether with
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