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Santa Claus.

The usual custom of children hanging their
stockings, to receive the gifts Of Santa Claus,
will be in vogue as long as there are children,
and we would remind our readers that Mrs.
SCHoENTHALL keeps an abundant supply Of
toys trnkets, CONNECTIONS, and fire works and
deserves your patronage.
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Georgia Cobb County

Whereas, John Mahaffy, Administrator
upon the Estate of Fields Rumsey deceased
applies 10 me for leave to sell al the lands be
longing TO said estate. This is therefore to
cite all persons concerned to show cause if any
they have why said application should not be
granted on the LIST Monday in January 1873
Dec. 4th 1872 C. J. SHEPARD, Ordy.
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No Paper.

Christmas comes but once year, and next
week there will be only aAaF sheet issued from
this Office, in order to give all hands and the
Gdeyir" an opportunity ia get ten sheets in
the wind" Those who may have advertise
menis to go in tie half sheet, will please hand
them in promptly Wednesday evening.
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Knots United,
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Rain.

Sunday was very inclement day, cold driz-
zIing rain falling continuously throughout the
day, initiating against Church worship
The first Of the week heavy rains fell. Water
courses will now be on the rise.
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The Right Place.

Mr. Joseph Elsas is still receiving fine as
sortment of staple and fancy dry goods. Go
and ge. bargains and good articles. Christ
mas is on hand and now is your time to make
nice presents.
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1t has been suggested by a lover of the udi-
crous, that the young men of the city should
costume themselves, Christmas, i'll fantastic
par phernalia representing the queer and
grotesqne We trust, however, that the Epi-
.ootic horses, will by that time, be- running on
.eir feet again, instead of at the nose, other
use the disease might operate against the sue
eessg6f the movement,
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Special Notices.
The Warning has been Headed.

Since the exposure of the attempts made by
certain INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm off
coarse astringents, made from cheap impure
materials, in the place Of the great national
tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, public
opinion has set strongly against these empires
and their preparations. Their occupation is
gone, or soon will be- When the light is let
into deception it soon willis down. Persons
who trihe with their own health, by using I'm
known preparations, with no guarantee to sus-
ain them, when an established specific. proven
by twenty years experience to be exactly what
is is claimed to be, is within their reach are
sure to repent their temerity. Many have done
to in this instance but it is hoped that the truth
plainly spokeS has arrested the evil. In the
meantime the demand for the leading protective
and restorative medicine of America was never
so great as it has been this season. From the
fever and ague districts of the west, south west
and south, it is literally overwhelming, and it
NAV be said OF the advices from all parts ofthe
country of the cures it is effecting in dyspepsia
bilious complaints, and chronic constipation,
that their name is legion" Everywhere the
sick and feeble seem to have realized the impor
lance of "holding fast that which is good, and
of avoiding what is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous "Bitters," under various names
which meTcenary deaears endeavor to substi-
tute Tor Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, should be
avoided for their own sakes, by the sick and
the public at large. Hostetter's Bitters are pro
durable in bottles only, and never sold in bulk.
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WADE WHITE.

The stock of dress goods, Hosiery, Parasos,
Kid Gloves Lace Jackets and Suits is more
complete and extensive, than ever at the Lon
don Store. Atlanta.
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GEORGIA NEWS

The prospects of the Agricultural
College at Delohnega are favorable.
Everybody in Atlanta was out on
Thursday tc see bear tied behind
wagon.
A drove of one hundred and fifty
Turkies stepped into GAINESVILLE one
day last week.
Henry Moore, colored, of Atlanta
is in Jail charged with rape upon
his own daughter.
-Swayze retires from the editorial
chair of the American Union, and is
succeeded by DR.. Jas. A. Damour.
The GAINESVILLE Eagle refuses to
be comforted because the "Fantas-
tics" will not turn out on Christmas.
The Columbus boys got into
the Louisville lottery. Several
drew prizes one took down five
hundred dollars.
The Episcopalian congregation of
Brunswick have secured pastor in
the person of the Rev. Mr.. Ritter
They are now going to work to build
a church.
A negro just took little Whit of
his pipe in the corn crib of Mr..
Grimes, of Ebert county, on Tues
day last. Mr.. Grimes just laments
crib and seventy-fve barrels of
corn.
The agent of John Robinson's
circus has instituted suit by attach
ment in Muscogee Superior Court
for $4,000 damages against the Bar
mum circus. The case grows out of
the war about bill boards.
The GAINESVILLE Eagle says:--
"Messrs. Moore & Land are making
fine progress in testing for gold in
the Chattahooche river, in the lower
part of the county. They are work
ing a steam engine in the river, rails
ing the gravel by suction pipe,
which is washed, md the gold sep
arated by improved machinery
We are informed it is paying hand
somely. Success to them"
DR.. Harrison has done up spiritu-
aIlism to the satisfaction of Augusta.
John F. Quarles, colored, has
been appointed United States
Commissioner in Augusta.
Charles Kelly, of Newton county,
is to be hung on the 3lst of January
for the murder of Colonel Harde-
man.
Wholesale dry goods dealers in
Atlanta boast that trade is at least
thirty three per cent. better this
than last season at the same time.
At sale in Columbus on Tues
day last, the following prices were
realized: Corn brought 81 per
bushel; fodder 81 Is to 81 80 per
cwt.; cotton seed 19c. per bushel;
cattle full prices; / mules, from s
to 20 years old, averaged Si49 so
per head Other plantation goods,
wagons AMI utensils brought full
prices.
A special dispatch to the Atlanta
Herald has the following relative to
Vice President Colfax:
1t is stated tonight Qhe llth) with
great confidence, that Vice
President Colfax has concluded to
accept the chief oditorship of the
New York Tribune, at salary of
twenty thousand dollars per annum,
and he will resign the Vice-Presi-
dency in few days. 1t is said his
object will be to bring the Tribune
back to orthodox Republicanism.
1t is stated that $4,000 have
.Il. Ioo~ ,.o;roJ e., n Groala1, |
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MARIETTA, December 18th,

MARIETTA, December 18th, 1872.
MEssRs. EDIToRs-You will please with
draw my name from the list Of Candidates for
Aldermen as it was placed there without my
knowledge or consent
Respectfully,
HUMpHREY REID.
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Cutting ARRAY.

An alteration at Powder Springs, one day
last week. resulted in an old man, by the name
of benson, being cut in several places on his
body and head with knife. A young man by
the name Of James Galloway done the cutting
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ALATE CERTIFICATE UPON THE SUBJECT
of DIR. JESSE GREENS cure of
DRoPsY, of Cherokee County.
u no HERERY CERTIFY. that my wi

u DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that my wife
n has been afflicted with Dropsy-she
was swollen from her waist to the end Of her
toes, apparently, as much as tho skin would adj
nit of had regular Physicians 10 attend her,
but they failed to arrest the progress ofdisease,
or to give her any relief and recommended
tapping, as The only remedy left with which
they could give, even temporary relief About
the LIST of Sept, my attention was called to DR.
Jesse Green's Advertisement on the cure OF
Dropsy, in the Marietta Journal" fastened
to carry my wife to him. ! arrived at his house
on the 9th day of September-she had not at
tempted 10 lie down for several weeks previous
to going to DIR. Green's-could not raise her sci
up out Of a chair without assistanee-cou!d
scarcely lalk from pressure on the lungs and
weighed nearly two hundred pounds DIR.
Green, by the use of internal medicine, reduced
her the first day five inches arouad the body and
relieved her lungs so she could breathe free
the 9Th day she could lie down and rest, the
first time she had lay down in 6 weeks. In
IL DAYS she had reduced her weight 50 pounds
and at the end of % days, she had reduced hen
76 pounds. There is no swelling about her
now, but to the contrary she is very lean. She
needs nothing but flesh TO restore her to her
former good health and that she is gaming every
day | believe, that DIR. Green's treatment will
cure any case of Dropsy, if taken in time. His
medicine appears to be entirely harmless but
removes all symptoms of Dropsy like charm
The above facts concerning the condition of my
wife and her speedy cure by DIR. Green. are
we'll known to many ofour friends at this place
and they will give any information desired
when called on for the same.
EARLY G. ROGERS,
October 9th 1872, GAINESVILLE. Ga.
WE DO certify that we seen Mrs. Rogers soon
after she came to Dr. Green's and she was aw-
fully SWOLLEN
JOSEPH BYERs, SAFRoNA BYERs,
WILLIAM KELLEY, JULIAN kelley,
LOUISA HENDRICKS.
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

-Four Weeks after date application will be
made to the court of Ordinary OF Cherokee
County, to sell the real estate OF Lazarus At
kinson, deceased. Nov. l4th. lo72.
E. L. Mason, Adm's.
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TER mas.

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crs, except in cases where the certificate is Civ
en-, bearing the facsimile signature of JAMES
SUTTON & Co.
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AGENTS ANTED.

Any person, wishing to act permanently as a
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nation by applying TO
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The Dying Year.

Reader, ere we greet you again through
these columns the year 1872, the child of
Time, will have died, and passed beyond the
reach Of mortal ken, and its history will dwell
in memory only according as its events Impress
ed us and the good it brought US. True, ON
dents, conhsgratons, deaths, conquests and de-
feats- and many homes and hearts have been
darkened with gloom, sorrow and wretcheG-
ness-yet it has its bright side as we'll and to
some it has been a harbinger of joy and glad
ness and to not few ofplenty and prosperity.
Some within this brief year have grown TO be
millonaires in the financial world, while others
from proud estate of affluence have been re-
duced 10 paupersm. But let us not murmur-
summer sunshine cannot all the time lnger near
us, but must give away to the chilly blasts of
winter. And though it may be dark to day,
to morrow we may look through our tears and
observe Gods beautifully hued rainbow of
promise spanning the heavens, where clouds
were wont to wear an angry look. No matter
how adverse circumstances may deal with us,
rather let it nerve, than tend to discourage
us. Some there be who trust to luck, but let
US trust 10 pluck, who rolls up his sleeves and
conquers. A
rendering our thanks TO those who have
patronzed the JOURNAL, we now lift our hat
and bow brief adieu, wishing to each and all
"a Merry Christmas" and "a Happy New
Nearw
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The most elegant Millinery at the most mod
crate prices now speedily exhibiting ut the
London Store, Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-20

The finest Stock Gents dress Shirts all sizes,
Ties, British Socks, and Summer Undertaking
is now open at the London Store.
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Handsome.

The new Court House already presents an
attractive appearance Window sashes and
glass have been properly inserted, and the in-
terror work goes bravely on.
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Hammett Il Co, have received large vari-
ETY. of articles, appropriate for Christmas
plesents--some beautifully embelished and els
giant in Workmanship. Call and examine
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THE LITERARY DEPART
MENT

will continue under the care OF Mr., RICHARD
HENRY STODDARD, assisted by the best
writers and poets Of the day, who will strive to
have the literature OF TIE ALDlNE always
in keeping with its artistic attractions.
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Piques 20ct., Grenadines l0ct Linen Collars
10cs. Ladies' Fall suits at ST at the London
Stsre Atlanta.
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1t is stated that $4,000 have
already been raised for a Greeley
monument. It's proposed to make
it half million.
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Just Received.

A new stock of Big Hominy, Pearl Grits'
Buck Wheat Flour, "Gilt Edge, Goshen But
ter.
BOSTON & GILBERT.
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yThe follow named gentlemen are au-
thorized Agents for the JOURNAL:
J. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga.
MAI ED. DANIEL, Canton % +"
JAMES PRICE, ESQ, Ball Ground, Ga.
j. l.. GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga
J. NJ. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia
W II. SIMMONS Jasper, Pickens Co, Ga
II II. PARKS, Canton, Ga.
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Bear in Mind.

Candidates wanting Tickets had better bring
in their orders this week-next week the
printers take holiday, without fail
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--,a-ss-s-is.a7s--
ON TIME.

l have just received a large lot of Bncon and
Corn which j will dispose of on time on fayora-
BILE terms.
WADE WHITE.
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This work is complete history Of all branches
of industry process Of manufacture, etc, IN all
ages Its a complete encyclopedia OF arts and
manufactures, and is the most entertaining ana
valuable work Conformation on subjects OF gen
era interest offered to the public. 1t is adapted
to the wants of the Merchant, Manufacturer,
Mechanic, Farmer, Student and Inventor, and
sells to both old and young ofall classes The
book is sold by agents, who are making large
sales in all parts of the country 1t is offered al
sold by subscription No family should be with
ont copy. We want Agents in every town in
the United States, and no Agent can fail TO do
well with this book. Our terms are liberal.
We give our agents the exclusive right OF teri
tory. One of our agents sold l3S copies IN tIght
gent in Hartford sold 397 in one week. Spe-
cimens of the work sent to agents On receipt OF
stamp. For circulars and terms 10 agents all
dress the publishers,
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Improvement.

Dirt-digging for new building, on South
east side Of the square, has commenced.
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am thoroughly satisfied that Simmons Iii
yer Regulator is all it claims to be for Indges
ton and Bilious Complaints. 1 have also
heard many ofmy friends speak of it and all
agree that it possesses the virtues claimed for
it. A. II. HIGHTOWER.
Conductor N, x w. r. r.
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g For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consamp-
ton, in its early stages, nsthing equals DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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Mothers be Advised.

Always keep bottle of DR.. TUFTS Celebra-
ted Expectorant in the house. 1t is certain
and pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, Colds,
etc. 1t is agreeable tie the taste. and Children,
take it readily Go 10 your druggist and get it
MOBILE. ALA, May n, 1853.
Dr.. ". H. Tut
Dear sr-l should be pleased to advertise
your medicines, and will cheerfully give you
good notice of your Expectorant, as l have
personally used ii with great satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
w d. MANN,
Proprietor Of the Mobile Register.
rrIrI DtDDrDc ppEEEp MP TIrTvTvG
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Marietta Hotel property is for sale. See ad-
yertisement.
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Valuable.

LO 9 Al TT z M s.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

GAN FRANCISCO CIGAR sTORB.-A FINE ASs0RT.
ment Of imported Cigars just arrived rom tne a en
cigar will do well to call ct the San Francisco Cigar store.
y Uniyerslty place
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". OCTOBER "a, lS72-TRIPLE SHEET


AMUsHMEErS.
A BkNHpr
NEW YORK RosAs cA = Ios ORPHAN ASYLUM,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
This TaURsDAp ArrERNoos and E;yEsIxo. 90. "a.
hS hesz q k
AFTERNOON. con saSst;HSa Hr TWO O'CLOCK
sparkling S Sf2HsSsxSs Il one Si III ss;s
II wce the me, LADIES' ana sen,epsn o. The s9WETy
Violin solo, MEDLEY or IRISH AIRS. with variations,
by s RAp3vASS OF hs run a., Ays sS
ara Gnu '"u acf tho Grand opera Moase, io"So"
After Which VIII b presented tho third act Of e bril-
'AA' ''''' LONDON AssuRANosi
Y Which the pHowns ladies lien ana from the
c,krst John Wood, Mr. John Drongham. Mr. George
Edmund Pierce Mr.. owen Fswceit Mrw Bee kman, Mia.
Hsrfsan and Hart by kind permission Of Tony
ra''or BRyANrs x iss 2fsmai Little Frauds
in grand entertainment Of NEW n!NsTRELsY. finish.
ONE HUsDRErn NIGHT OF HAMLET.
rms KvESiNa.
OVERTURE commencing r. Avn vsr,s su,, ,,,cbs,.,,
sh RsFfiasfsR po ssS YsTs%sSy
s sss' n bessT Mr.
Owen Fawcett, Mr. Enos, Mr. Frank, Mr.. Chapman, Mr..
Ts 5x s'x xFpsa Ma Ma Y SsSpisa
Mr.. Neil Warner MI; Owen Fawcet,. Mr. +. Chapnaa
Miss Rawiinson, Mrs LIE Brun
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER
Mr.. w. j.. FLORENCE, who has most kindly volun
sSa ri f2xns % sssa s; e
vices generously, having the kind permission OF Mr..
SHERIDAN SHOOK and Mr.. 4. NJ. rAl,MER;-
Mr. Henry Montgomery. Nj. Welsh Edwards Miss
Phiis Glover, Miss Jennie Lee. Miss Fanny Hayward.
TONY PASTOR in his celebrated BUDGET OF CONF
CALi1IEs.
Song, The Girl Of the Period" Little Jennie Yeamans
SHERIDAN and MACK in their celebrated DUTCH
SONGS and DANCES, by permission OF Messrs Emerson
Miss BLANCHE SEiiWYN in her CHANGE and CHAR
ACrER SONG, by permission of Mr.. Charles White.
RDX AND COXl
Mr.. Davidge, Mr.. Lamb Miss Grniths
stage Manager Mr. Geo. +. Devere
QOf the Grand Opera Hotsc)
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, TO ALL PARTS or THE
HOUSE,
. Noricr The ladies and gentlemen announced par.
tcipant IN the evening performance for the Orphan,
Benefit are respectfully requested To kc in
the Academy at 10 o'clock THIS (THuRSDAY) MORNING
FOR REHEARSAL.
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WAILAcKB
w Proprietor and Manager. Me. LESTER wALLA0K
FOURTH WEEK
CONTINUED SUCCESS
ofMr w. 3. 0ilberts charming comedy
PYoMALIoN AND GALATEA,
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL SCENERY
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
NO BETTER PLAY HAS EVER BEEN PRODUCED
HEREi
THE VERY BEST COMEDY OF THE PIs.sENr DAYi
ADMIRABLE IN EVERY RESPEOTi
BEYOND COMPARISON THE VERY BEsri
PYGMALlON AND GALATEA
EVERY EVENING
THE MOST STRIKING AND ORIGINAL BFFECr PRO-
DUCED FOR YEARS
Ia presented In this piece by
THE OPTICAL ILLUSION
the
"DTSSOLvING STATUE"
by Professor T0BIN OF the Royal Polytechnic Instit
ton, London.
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-A THREE STORY BRICK
Building. with l5horse steam power situated in
inquire Of JOHN II. WILCOX 4 CO., 80 Fourth avenue
New York.
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ITO LET-THIRD AND FOURTH LOFTS ON BROAD
- way near Twelfth street, size 25xl03: Immediate
Possession; rent very low: also new Building in
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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ITO LETERENT FREE POULTRY, VEGETABLE,
market up town. Apply, from to r. NJ, at - West
Twenty eighth street.
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ATs7 AMITY STREET. ROOMS For
IA gentleman and wife light housekecp ping for 81
per week also hall Rooms for gentlemen house occupied
by owner.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A FAMILY FROM BROOKLYN HAVE REFIrTED A
IA house throughout AID would rent handsomely fur
nished Rooms gentlemen sngly or suite loo ation
unsurpassed l2s East Sixteenth street Of Irving
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A PARLOR TLOOG-PGRNIsHED FOR HOUSE
IA keeping; gas and bath: $40 per week. 2si West
Thirticth street, COTTAGE house
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ITO LET-RENT sl6O0-A VERY DESIRABLE COR.
II ner Store Eighth avenue mot for LIQUOR. Apply
20 CHAMBERLAIN AsHFORTH, 7lS Eighth avenue
corner Forty street
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WOODS MUSEUM. BURLE3QUE
w STILL, ANOTHER TRIUMPH
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY
THE GREAT BURLESQUE TROUPE
TO-DAY AT2 THIS EVENING AT 8.
The Legendary Drama The new Burcssue
entitled entitled
THE THE
CORSICAN BROTHERS. THREE
with all its MUS-KE- TIERS,
mysterious Mechanical preceded by Fnrce
ILLUSIONS. Man without Head.
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FI'o LET OR LEAsE-THE STORE ga WEST STREET,
II opposite Desbrosses street ferry, fitted up first
class LIQUOR and dining saloon Apply at 26 West
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DIANISTS' ACADEMY. lO6 WEST FORTY.FIFTH
i street. Office hours II to-