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SCOTT'S ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
~ COMMISSION SALESROOMS.
- b. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer,
No. lll7 CHEbNUT Street, (Girard RoWl

Furniture sales Tuesday and Friday morning
O'Clock.
Particular attention paid to Outdoor Sales at mode.
rate rates 223
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Administrators Peremptory Sale at the Auction Rooms
srocp yvpv Ne No. 594 qhespnt street ,,,,,,.
GO. SOLD ,I AND SILVER WAT0aES OF EVERY
WATCHES, OPERA GLASSES. CAMELS' HAIR
SHAWL AND OTHER GOODS, ELEGANT SHOW
On Friday Morning.
pr 15 at l0H O'Clock, the Auction Rooms No 7e4
Chestnut street.
Particulars hereafter. 1t
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SALE OF 1000 GASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ETo.
49,, On Tuesday Morning,
April 19 at 10 O'clock, four months credit 4is5t
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PY BARRITT & CO., AUCTIONEERs
- CASH AUCTION HOUSE, [IlMS
NO. 23o MARKET Street, corner Of Bank street
Cash advanced on consiRnments without extra charge
NOTICE TO STRAW GOODS BUYERs-FIRST
Special Sale OF Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers Milli-
merry Goods, Etc. by Catalogue.
On Thursday Morning,
April IA, commencing at IL o'clock comprising large
assortment Of mems, boys ladies' misses and chdrens
hats, caps flats, braids, etc.
Also, loo cases Shaker hoods
tf ALSO,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
Comprising eco cartons styles artificial flowers
ported for this springs sales. 4l22t
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fully iuvIred 10 an md the funeral IRON the North
Reformed church Cls rmont avenue near winoughby
on Thursday afternoo. T. ~ ono O'CLOCK, without
STRYKER.~In BROOKLYN. on Monday, December s.
DosINiCUs j. STRYKEn, hSeu " years and 10
The friends Of the family arc H. vited to attend tho
funeral services at hls ate resde ce corner Cove
road and Glove place. this lwednesds, ai.erhoon at
., THoMPsos.-on Tuesday, DecemberNts, Robert
THOMPSON, aged 90 years
tne funeral from his late residence, 90 oAuvan
street; on Thursday afternoon. at nafpast one
VAN LooN.-On Tuesday. December O. At on,
o,eyp ,k, A. NJ GEonGIAsA, daughter vf Jane Anna
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
iuiiy invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late
reslueNce 0is Lexington avenue, near Forty eigath
street on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
WALBRiIHE--on TUESDAY, December o, at the
aged 40 years
The remains viii be taken to Washington for In.
termeDt.
WnEELER--On Tuesday morning. December q.
at Whitestone, ]. l., GEORGE r. WHEElER civil
engineer and surveyor, aged syears am, months.
The relatives and friends, she members OF The
wyoming Lodge, Westminster, and the Masonic fra
ternity generally are respectfully Invited to Attend
the funeral, at Grace church, milestone. on Frleay
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Dublin London and Limerick papers please copy.
WHlTE-At Cornwall Landing, on Tuesday, De.
cember 0, MRS. HARRIET MELVIN WHITE. only
daughter OF A: NJ. Eatch, formerly Of this city.
az ana ea,yes are invited 70 attend oo INC
from the residence OF Mrs. Adrlance, Cornwall
Landing.
wooDs-on Monday December s. RosAxsA.
WooDs, beloved wife OF James Woods a native OF
the county Monaghan, parish Of Tyhalard aged 40
years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from her late residence.
ner OF Harrison avenue ana Penn street, Brooklyn
Il. d., this "wednesday morning. at ten O'Clock Tie
remains viii be taken to ST. Marys church. corner
Leonard soa,n ana kemsen stfees Brooklyn f. D. where
Of her soul, and FROM thence 10 Calvary Cemetery.
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do, lec.; American tsrred, loo Russia do, 15c
CofrEKThe market for Rio was active, there being
better demand, and holders IN their
Were SOLD 4goo bass sI ha On private terms In New Or
do Lynus private terms For the other Kinds the
Arden made the stock Of Rio to-day follows s7a bags
slso do 10 Mobile, and So In Savannah. we appenl
f ssr ds - ltsc ,Sc good ao lsc sIs.c d.
70 zee lagnayra, Issc IKE. Jamaica, l4c Ice.
ST. Domingo lgold, In bond, 6,c. 90 Ceara loo I7c
Costa Rca l5Sc. lSc. Manila, Ice lie. Mexican I5c
18c ;SavanIlla, l61s a &c., all gold, duty paid.
CoPpER.-Ihe business In ngot was only moderate but
prices without particular change. The saes were
20OU00 lbs part At 22sc. 21c. tor baltimore and Lake.
closing ut the latter price, and 2c. for December
and January delivery. re I'M 11a.9
DYEwooDs-The demand for all kinda was lilht and wa
heard OF no important sales prices generally al
quote Jamaica lockwood about $40 gold; ST. Domingo
do $40 ~ y7 currency Tabasco do S29 90 go gold;
$lg0 gold, and fus,ic, except Cuba, $L6 49, gold
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receips, 1890 bbls. flour: 226 do
and 45o bags corn meal lls 6 bushels wheat 4S4O
CORN Ats5 do oats; do barley 1sos do. rye. The
flour market ruled quiet but firm especially for shipping
grades. The saies were about bp0 bbs Southern hour
was dull aud unchanged Sales 900 bDls. Rye -four
dull and prices were unchanged. Sales zoo bbls. We
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TUESDAY Dec. 6-dP. NJ.
AsnEs.-Rsccips. nonc The demand for Dot was light
but, with small receipts prices steady at $6
81 Co. Pearl dull and nominal at 10 so a ~ %.
BEEswAx--Thsrs but little demand. and that was
mostly small lots but fun prices demanded South
srn WAS held At 8a3sc. S3c. Mn.
CAsDLEs.--The demand entirely OF jobbing char
acter prices were unchanged Wequote Western
city Rdamautine, 4c l6c. SPERM Svo, and patent 4c
CoooA.-We beard Of no sales Of moment but prices
steady especially for GSaysqu which was quoted at
&c, gold, IL bond. ana Caracas. 1sc. . rc., do.
CINEMA good demand prevailed Tor Rosendae at
(niooRY-GeYman ground was In small supply and held
ICc l0t5c gold; sales OF moment reported
CoTToN.The market for lots on the spot fairly
tive, the demand being principally for export prices
were quite steady closing arm at the ubjonet quotations
exporters, 6sa by spinners and 20 by specustor Cot
ton for future delivery moderately active and
hrner. The sales Oasis low miding) were as
folows;December, 400 ut ID l16c 400 at December
and january lUO each l5c. january 100 at 10 Side,
go at loAc Last half Of January 200 lbc. February,
90 at ltAc December, 200 at 5c exchanged) February
1oo a. lac esehan cd March 800 at 100 Is 1856
Z o. D. Mobile December private terns 2U, o. b. Mobile,
last evening" private terms 400 Charleston.
Ing private terms, Total 1850 bales Late yesterday the
sales were as follows December, 1900 bales 10 1tc,
luD do. At l5ac, 200 do. at Ice January Is
Soc January February and March, 100 do. each at 15c.
February 100 do at 10 6eo. February March,
each AZ io1ac March 100 DE- at I5c 100 15c; 800
72o bales Tue closing prices for lots tho spot
foJpYa-
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confined to :%. lots: I. prices within the rang. q the FOL
i%'.fa ssaa s: outs!
iis q - =: is'5
he 10 lard a' w.s quiet, b ss dru. ns q
s0f pr@s w .na q o Ss s 20 sSs
Ts e ss 5 ns va.
%SSdss,sy active demand prevailed le better qaiss
was but mefs s S a Ppy ana ARMY held y there
heavy ana in far supply. Sseo.s.Tls MARKET was
held Tor l prices. while The ssds rah,sr heavy
sso & p 70 ~. s1 s. STATE. . ssn 'ss
pals ' o wslsa TUB: f.r e s,,rr s fires,
srns ss%ss !" ri dpSs ,ss ass
mon s ss@T. sa and ssy o. g @ q
price. quito
at from se to nc for fair to prime Ransoou dull
sgeAn- There improved demand for raw and the
no,Son wAt s.nw n especially 'r lots to bond at tho
s sns. y ,ho & ,os several los we, .tsn
sold fi's a at ss s'soas FOR
Cuba Porte Rice New Orleans and De@srara including
e. e, aasd Ts. a p,ss. were
s as s Iss = ssss s.s.
ssS s &C. & ss Pe
So; issSns aSsc io;os lsss; as
- M s s. s Al = s L rs IS, frs fs s ss
ing Kaaes,s5Sc lO5sc. grocery do. InAc. u 1iAc
,soAr;--Castie was dun and unchanged. small lot
Msrseilles was sold lie.
snoT..-We quote Drop, sllc., and buck, Gle
quoted at &C., gold and Stsiberg a. SIC. do
sTEAaiNf-Ihe market was quiet but fun prices
demanded especially for prime grades. The sales
ssrDs. Clover was quiet. but firmly held small sales
dull and nominal at ~ 3d. Linseed was ia de-
mand Ut about the prices previously current saes 400
bags to arrive Sarah Hiene private
Do to arrive IN Boston per insed Hunter ~ 81 ~ sold
duty paid.
shssThere fair for goat a, steady prices
Payta ~ Buenos Ayres and IL do Marscabo private
terms There but little demand for deer and
generally nominal. Sales lJ0t0 lbs. Puerto cabeio,
and 900 lbs. Matamors private terms. We quote
doas-vysmpleo Ssc Rs o sold; Ms'a%oro osc. do
SIZE a sI,ac. Do currency; fay,a, i7,ao s5c. d.,
do Curacao, Hc Mjac., do, do; Cape 4Uc,
40, do. DeerHondurss, Acc. per h., gold Vera
Ssc do, do; Central American, trimmed, 42Sc do. do.
do. do, not trimmed, Sbc. do do sisa pc 40c. do,
TIs-Pig, good demand prevailed for Strait, which
were held with rmness There were sold $50 pigs nj 53c
32sac. gold including small lot NJ 82jSc Holders gene
rally demanded Sc at the close Banca trmer beng
held at the cose at Bic y7c, gold small sales
made a. ossc Hnslish was quoted NJ $sc .c sod
former quotations. Sales 10 boxes o. charcoal NJ s. M
gold.
ToBAcoo.-1he market for Kentucky was quiet al our
quotations appended. The demand from al classes OF
hhds. OF which 20J for the home trade 80
port Seedca was dull, the demand beng entirely a
tall character, bu prices very All desirable
kinds Havana was Gul and unchanged. We quote -
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The aggregate amount or experts. exclusive Of
specie, from the port OF New YORK foreign ports
for the week ending December 0, 1890 was
$7,077, 200.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
The foreign exchange market was quoted nom-
lnally log for prime bankers sixty day sterling and
lOoH for sight bills but actual sales out Of second
hands were made at concessions Of u . S-lo from
these rates.
MONEY FIVE TO SEVEN PER GENT.
The recent activity In money has not been fully
maintained, but loans are made In many instances
90 the stock houses nj Per the quotable
rates are six to seven per cent stocks and i've
six per cent on government bonds. Prime paper
Is In fair request and rates range from o. to per
cent for the several grades OF first class accepances
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government LIST was steady and unchanged.
This remark Is the most that be said Of the mar.
ket, for 1t was Otherwise wholly without feature.
Prices closed the street this evening folows:-
United States currency SKIES, ll02 Ill; United
States sxes 1881, registered 1922 ITO; do. do,
coupon, 1871 i131s; do. fvc-twenties regis
tered, May and November, 1867 107 DO. do, 1862,
coupon, do, l07s 1875; do. do, 1854, do. do,
1907 1917 dc. do, 1866, do. do, 1867 107;
do. DO. registered January and July, 1863 100;
do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 1o954 1925; do. do,
1867, Co. do, 1ooG 1929; do. do, 1858. de- do,
1924 ITO; do ten-fortles, registered 1867 1853;
40. do. coupon, 1861 1865.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stagnation at the Stock Exchange resulted In
slow decline, which became somewhat rapid late
IN the afternoon and led to the lowest quotations
being made on The sidewalk subsequent to the close
OF dealings In the Long Room. In few instances
there was exceptional strength and higher prices.
The Harlem Railroad Company have declared
semiannual dividend OF per cent, payable Deem
Der 81 the books closing December 10 and reopening
January 4. Tho directors OF the Lake Shore Com
pany have authorized their executive committee to
pay q per cent dividend either on December 80 or
February l.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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prices Of the leading stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The Southern list was generally steady, and in
most instances 1rmer. The following were the final
street quotations:-Tennessee ex coupon coz OIL;
do new, 5sh a $50; Virginia, ex coupon, 6S a 10;
do new, "a CO; do. registered stock, old, 81 5lh
Georgia sixes 80 q So; de- seyens, 8l1s 90; do.
sevens old, 80 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, Al
Az; do, funding 1866, 81 50; do, do, 1865 IS
20; do, special tax, 10 20; Missouri skies,
OK 90; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, s2I 90;
Louisiana skies, 70 a 72 d., new, 81 q 50; do,
levce SKIES II IA do. do, eghts so 90: do. Peni-
tertiary sevens, 70 70; do railroad eghts 81 SO;
Alabama aves 70 70; do. eights 101 1902; do. rail-
road do, 95 100; South Carolina skies, u a 90 do.
new. January and July, 6sh 80; do. do, April and
October, GO 81; do. registered stock, old, 70 rs;
Arkansas sxes "a q 50; do. sevens, GO o 6S;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling 10 so; do, In
forest eghts rs 49, DO, second mortgage eghts SO
o IS; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage
sevens, II o so; do. do second do. eights 81 10;
New Orleans and Jackson first, SO o 81; do, sec.
ond, u 70; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first,
SO 85 do, second do, IS 10; Greenvllle and Co
lumbia Railroad guaranteed South Carolina "a &C.;
Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed Georgia, IS II;
wilmington. Charlotte and Rutherford Fights, SO q
81; Memphis city siXes SO o IS; Savannah city sew.
ems SO So; New Orleans consols, old, II 70; do.
issued to railroads, skies, SO 10; do, new sevens
72a74.
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following was to-day's business at the United
States Sub-Treasury In this city:.-
COD receipts. ....................... $36s,Ss8
Golu pay mentS. N5,S35
Gold balance. Observation-Disclosures. 60,4390l6
currency payments. Observation-Disclosures. l28,447
currency receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 305, 800
currency balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d7T0,4S2
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Dec. Go =. M.

WALL STREET }
TUESDAY, Dec. Go p. M.
On ,Chango to-day wheat was firm and mode.
,ratcly active Cotton was quiet and steady.
GOLD wEAK-ll0s A 11o9s.
The absence OF anything IN the Washington docu-
ments calculated 10 excite speculative activity was
responded 70 by II sluggish and heavy marke, In tho
Gold Room. Moreover. the cable was exclusively
occupied IN transmitting business eastward and no
London Or Frankfort quotations were received.
large short interest had been formed In antici-
patton OF vigorous specle-payment report from
Secretary Boutwell,, and the purchases to cover
speculative sales the only obstacle TO further
decline than that from ll0y to llo5s the highest and
low est prices Of the day. Otherwise the market
was weak, on the announcement that our exports
for the past week nad reached the very heavy
amount Of over 100000. Tae course Of the market
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havhna UeW crOpl--Comnion, IKE. SHc, currency,
good, soc. u soc., do. line, 9715c. 81 ull, do.
fara-l cut H1c. yc, currency nominal III cut, 81 10
do do. average lot, SOC. s3Idc do.
Manufactured Black work--Common and N ediuru, 16c
&c., IN bond good and fine zoe. 24c, do Bright work
Common and medium, 25c &c., do good ana nne, $50.
b5c.. do.
TALLow dull and unchanged The sales were about
10000 lbs prime at &c. TO good lots quoted at
sea. a6ssc.
WooL-There ia but little activity In the market for do
nesic the demand still being limited but prices steady
and firm, hoiers being unwilling to effect saes except
At full previous figures, owing to the small stock
prevail soon What little demand prevails mostly for the
nne grades Conblng IL st ara wanted. There Ia
moderate business doing pulled wool which is selling a.
fuli previous prices; extra ID In better demand than
the other kinds Texas Is but little sought after,
prices. esreciaiy, for tho better kinds. California
the sock l. small and holders are firm In their views The
IT, sass were ioWo lbs deess, inciaans Xxx ohie,
Ohio, 47Ac 4se; Stats :, and Western. DC. :
SSc Canada sombing and noiis on private terms also
pounds pned 22c Soc for low and No. l. 3fc 42c
super and extra $4,000 pounds spring clip California at &C.
Ssc for bury TO hne free from burrs, and 20 100 pounds
Cape on private terms,
Observation-Disclosures ITO bbls The demand pa ssa,y
active. Sales 400 bbls. e9c. Soc. Including
az yyi.c
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

dissolution OF PARTNERsuIP-NUTIcE Is
hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, liquor dealers restaurant
keepers, at i5t William street New York. Is this day dls
solved by mutual All debts due TO ana owing by
the said firm will be settled by Peer Doyle.
PETER DOYLE
NEW YORK, Nov p, 1870. CfiRI5IOPuER DOYLE
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STREET QUOTATIONS..

Haif-past Five O'Clock p. M.
psas Va rAu.. iAAa Av< Nwsssra pr.r, sex ssK
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BESNH--CALDwELL--I Saugerties. n r., on
Saturday, December 8, by the Rev. J. J. Robertson,
CHARLES u. BENNEa 20 ELLA, daughter W J. 8.
Caldwell, both OF Brooklyn.
HAABLES-BAErfE--On Thursday, November "a
by Rev. DR.. Carroll JOSEPH p. HAMBEgN, OF Brook.
lyn, N. d., 70 Miss HATTIE BAETIE OF Newbnrg.
kockland and Orange county papers please copy.
MARss-MoEANS.-in tins city. on Monday, De-
cember 0, by the Rev J. Curran, THgoDoRs MARss
20 TERksA B, eldest daughter OF John Moranii,
formerly OF Petersboro' Canada West.
Canada ana syracuse papers please copy.
DANA-WooDRUEY.--A the Presbyterian church,
Wilkesballe Pa. ON Tuesday, November 20, By the
Roy. II. D. Hodge, CHARLEs Y. DANA, OF Philadel.
pna 70 EMILE only child OF p. T. Woodbury., ccun-
York.
IBoAPSoS-SMlrH.-O Tuesday, December 8, at
Thirteenth street Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
.. u. Burchard, d. D., HUGH b. THOMPSON, JR.. to
MILE a., only daughter Of William Pitt smith,
ESQ.,, all OF New York.
Utica, Eufrao and Chicago papers please copy.
IRELAwNEY-CA8rBELL.-On Tuesday, November
l6 at the British Consulate. Geneva, Switzerland,
CLARENCE TaEIAwSEy TO MARY. daughter OF Will
Dresden. No cards.
California pHDely pielsp emmy
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TOR saLE--A STEAM KfNDILNG WOOD YARD, SIT
y uated Jersey CITY Heights. Inquire of BROWHSON
CohkLlN, corner Of ADAMS and Fiat BFees, Hobokeu
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TOR SALEM CONSEQUENCE OF CHANGING BUsI-
IL ness wish 10 sell my stock OF Human BAR including
WAY figures, Cases, &C. Apply to D. DUPaAT. LI43
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TOR sALE-A FINE TEA AND GROCERY STORE, IN
nrst class business location. Inquire 1t 62a DeKab
asenaA Brooklyn.
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Tor sALE-A FIRST CLASS POULTRY STAND; ALSO
u first cnsa Fruit stand. IN Fulton Market Inquire At
the fruit stand corner Of Fulton and Front
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ItbK sALE- A SMALL FIREPRoOF SAFE, LILIES
y Letter tOpyiIr Press all complete Stove, seva
ral articles OF ONCE Furniture. Apply a. II. II. GRAFT
sTEDTs, No. rs south william street.
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L'oR sALE-LIouoa STORE, OPPOSITE THE HAIR
lem, Hartford and Long leland steamboat landings,
with lease OF whole building Inquire III
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nor SALE--A RETAIL BOOT And SHOE STORE IN
j. Jersey CITY, n j.. viii take real estate security New
York, Brooklyn Jersey city. Apply to JAMES CHAM
BERs CO, ~ Warren street, New 6rk.
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L'0R sALE-klCE PAYING LIQUOR STORE; BEST
IL location Ia the city all 81 The principal places Of
einnsenen; and the Sixth Regiment Arofy Apply lit
East Sixteenth street.
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FOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS TEA AND GROCERY
store good avenue, cheap for cash niae years
!sbiished three years. lease. Apply j. D, KhuA 2s1
Washington street.
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TOR SALf-TiIE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE or
first class Liquor stu AL West foreth
street. tor aellng, DEAN Of Apply JOIN
hICHoL, "a West Houston street. iron foundry.
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I,'oR sALE-A GOOD DRUG STAND. NOW DOING a
good business win be soit BARGAIN, account 81
III heath of to practising physician this
opportunity seldom offered For particulars address b.
Nj. box 3,44l Post oice, New York.
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L'OR SALE-TRE STOCK FIXTURES, HORSE AND
Cart and Lease 81 Second Hand Furniture store Ia Jer
sey CITY rent low, $40 month doing good
b. sold this cheap cash. Apply WM. roe,
Estate Agent, ~ Montgomery street, Jersey city.
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TOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF FIRST
i class Grocery Store doing splendid business s!x
miles from New York, New Jersey Central railroad.
Cali address J. II. BROWER, Bsyonne Nj
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TOR sALE-hN OLD EsTABLIsHFD FLOUR AND
II Feed Store Apply after 2P. NJ. the premises, St<
Second avenue pear Twenty fourth street,
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IcoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE on
Sixth None but clah buyer need apply a. No.
t.5 Sixth avenue, lhirtyars street.
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TOR siLE-A BAKERY AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
With Lease and Fixtures, MI 10 fret order ing
g5 barrels week good reason for setting Apply u
hoA street. NJ. ELLIS.
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nRpG STORE FOR sALE.-To AN AMERICAN OR
- German druggist excellent chance; a stylish
Address DRUGS, Herald ollce
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| LNoR sALE-A FRUIT STAND IN rLToN MARKET.
u South street side, sickness for sailing Call
| CHAS. MAukEk 4 CO., SH Futon Market, New York.
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! Tor shE-A BUTCHERS SHOP. FIRST CLASS Lo-
Il cniiy aud dong good business fixtures NIL ia good
! order. Apply on TIE premlse. 5g7 EeYenih avnnre.
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L,oR sALE--THE LEASE, sTocK AND MIXTURES Os
Liquor Store No. 20l Feart stree,, OF Maiden
lane, at "a sacrifice lnqulr. at store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07

L'OR sALE--hS OLD ESTABLISHED BOARDING
House r the lower par d the city doing 0rst class
business; satisfactory reasons Tor selling Apply j.
LEVY No. p Chambers street. room No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07

IGOR SALE-FfRST CLASS BAKERY, FRENCH CON.
iectiorcry. Toe Cream aud Oyster Saloon everything
complete aud IN best order good long
agents neod mol apply Address CoNFEcrioNER, Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07

JIALF INTEREST FOR SALE IN A MANUFACTUR.
ing business partner retir,ns business staple orders
constantly hand $4,000 $4,000 required; factory in
full operation; largo profits Cali ADDRESS 1853 Grand
street, building up stairs. No agents Deod apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07

HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
wholesale Manufacturing Jobbing Honse; 100 per
profit sales which unlimited. Can be secured at
once by addressing the owner alone, M Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07

DECISIONS OUT or BUSINESS CAN MAKE S25 PER
u day with small capital by calling J. HARRY
THORP, National Hotel, Corandt street, room TO-
bis celebrated Burglar Alarm Lock- State county Rights
for SALE $4,000 cash for the who will pick the
This reward y open u al.