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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

Bullion valued at $14l .2O7 81 was received IN
this city Yesterday from The mines.
Manager Gillette of the Sierra mines, Lake val
lev \. H., tclegraphcd yesterday tha' lie had JUS.
cut in the southeast DRIFT OF the Or nd". nj dls-
lance of 800 feet from the main sha 70, another mag
nifcent body of eye equal TO anything hitherto I'M
covered IN tie mine. This duft has run TIE entire
nistancr between the most perfect hanging ana
fo0twalls the vein beng forty feet fhicG ana the
lowest ASSAYS exceeding 100 ounces per ton.
STANDARD Consolidated official report for week
ending December shows East crlsscut, 1000
level in 1919 feet East crOsscut from south Griii
i'm IA feet. where the ground is very hard: Las.
crosscut 700 level is 1920 feet long ami Is ~ BARD
blasting Ground. rhe south drift from the cr0sscut
is 800 feet long and shows about three feet OF m
hero IS abont fifteen feet wide. ! he uprai.c from
This drift Is no 40 feet. showing abOn twelve Get
OF vein. NORTH upral.e D. IN 100 feel. Sou,n arlit
No }e5 level Is ~ $40 fc tho VEN ~ olgni !ret
Wild Ihe Wine in south drift No. = IS down 13S
feet showing eigi feet OF vein.
Rode Consolidated official report for we kendIng
December o shows: Ore crushed. 1854 tons ave-
ace ASSAY value Of pulp. Sl4 81 per ton that OF
Ina ratings, SiO87. Ihc aycTag' value O the
sackea ore was E297 30 per ton. Buii9n shipped,
81 GOI ST. The uOrh and south drifts from the
hot ON of Wine 40. II are respectively SO and ~
feet in length gITing total ore exposure A. That
l,vrl of Y Get Ia the slopes on these ana otner
workings from Wine No. II the veins continue to
carry rich ore North drift No. 3, $50 Lowell IL now
~ icet loug. The east crO5scut, 500 level Is III
1913 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
LOSING pRiCES Of CALTFORvTA ST0cKS
san Francisco. Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1882


TOMBSTONE. Auz.. Dec. 10-Scyerai tons of ore
were shipped from the Winfield mine to the Boston
Mil sunday hich will work 500 per ton. Drlft-
ing is now going on from the l25 level.
The BRADSHAW Company is again working its
mine A new shaft has b. rn sunk IN the l.dg' and
n drift is bcing run 10 The old shaft. The dliIt
shows n 2-lCOt ledge of good ore.
The Mamie mine has been leas Il for six months,
ard is WELDING small quantities Of rick ore.
he Cumberland shaft is down 40 feet. Ore IS
beng taken out which averages 500 per ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ou aut Jltel f''i Der 100.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND rH SFEhT sT TR TEg NM LKNE ROUTE
streets Ferries. as follows -.
Hari.sog PlttsDus the wesl and south with Pullman
pace cars .;tacned. NJ and p m. daily NewYOrK
and n,ss0 Limi'e Of PaIor Dining, smoking aud sleep
Hiamsport iocE Haven A. NJ 8 D. NJ: Cory and Ere n
p M come, ting az OoIy for 1itusve Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Wssaisioa and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Express" Pullman Pari0r Cars daily, except sunday 10
% sTy sn Ss9TsSn aa SGaar and ia naS
o. - and O. T. X snd p, M ana ~ :, msat and 81. -,,.
For Atlantic Ciry except SUNDAY. 6.l5 and On
For ape Nay except sunday DID, lllOa IN. ON Saturday,
1o ony e Bay Head Junction. and intermediate stations
via Railway aid AmDoy, a. H. u noon $50 and p m
ooklyp Annex" connect with all through train.
at Jersey CITY anocdng speedy and direct transfer
s,S a4rvfrom Pittsourg $40 and l:2O m 73o and
lo2o p no. daily 95 ,5 i and 20 bait ,,s eS1
6Y0sn 1913, ana 1000 pm, From Baltimore I2Opn. on
sq9a9y ~, 4S i6lc I'D No. iy So o9 $50 ~ sS
62SS s 80 C5o .loa H. 600 1850 So loo 1855 md
4O''O i TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDEsTABLGsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
70 rB EAGH MY ~
NEWYUKK
DOUBLE TRACK, Tue NOSE IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEM AN wIr HIT A iBAoTt1T ilIE CONSISTENT
Esre's Trains leave New YORK via DesOosses and Count
iandt streets Ferries a. follows
q iEed and and 10 ' and y ss ,6S sunday @ and
night
EIpiees Trains leave NewYOrk daily. except sunday
Camden.
Returng, trains leave Broad station, Philadelphia
l2Ul 900, 80, $40, 600, $50. oZO, go, aud III N
(linlted Express l3O M l, ., a. l9:zO Llnite, q.
$50, 10. anu $40 p on sunday, l2Ol 800. 3&U.
S45, $50 (j2j Limited. $780, 145, = and $40
Leave PnnadelPhia Camden A M and 4'So D. ~ daily
except sunday. o,, ,. ,s,o. L.,
an loot OF Desbrosses and Courtland ss Coars, and
BfooEiyn annex loot OF Fulton St. Brooklyn. NOA
Id ii and is hudson ST., uoDOken station. JSrsey City;
E%igiSaS YoTk Trans,er Company will call for
baggage nom hotels ana IosidehceA ID uyoon
CHARLES h. PuHh, oS.,a ~ pss.tI -.
General Manager ueno,al r"ssI Agents
C,ToNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- GoN \ ECsfINO WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reced are - Boston for hrselass tickets good only
nt steames eave daily Sundays excepted az 430 y.
I'M fan per SO North River foot OF Jayst NcwNork, ar
living In at Tickets for sale al al principal
"PHoViDFNcE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leave
from pier orth RIVER foot Of arren a. 40 m daily
tsnndsvs exceptedl for Boston via Providence direct
L. W. FlLkINS. General Passenger Agent
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antlion Sales Of Heal Gsiait.
DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctionecr.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
rxccutors salo Of houso and lot No 0fametol fioo
northwest corner Of 20th.st. . -rt.r-na
nay Ueeep,ber g. at IL o'clock, at III" ExchanEe Ho
,oo,n No III broadway by order Of Walter T. ill'n'n
Yector and trustee under WI OF Julia Augusta
deceased al, 49,, ,,.--
hal ov,cnson end lot situated The northwest corner Oh
Gramercypace and 2Othst aud opposite oraneicy Ia -
md Epown az No Gramercy.plsc Lot 2GSby loiee'
Mans and particulars oice of Auctionees' NJ ' "
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mnsital Instruments.
GorporaIion Notlre5.

DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING, l.,
CuY or NEW.iORK, 3
No. 81 CHAMBERS 81. NRH YORK, Doc Z, 1882 ,
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- the offices OF this Del srtment until II O'Clock OF Wod
December 20 1S3Z which tune I'd place the
osals vii be publicly led aad read For The hnsl sRo
uon sweea garbage collected In ne
City Ncwi Ofk aGd delivered az the several dumps or
OF the Depart Of street Cleani Ia ssit
c four fro the lst day OF snuary.
1883 Proposals will oady for distribution At this once
TUESDAY December Il 1882 at Il O'Clock Fof frfher
details CIV Record OF whch be oJtlnsd ~
No civ HslL J. =. COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF street Cleaning
DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING,
CIIY YORK, :
81 CHAMBEBSsT.. NEw YORK Dec. is. 1887. y
The time receiving proposals. for the above toned
votk is hereby N-ENDED 10 TUESDAY. D.C. % 1854
AZ o'clock m tho dato for the OF said
WIS 80 0' j. = COLEMAN.
Commissioner OF street Cleaning
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Gitp i)ropsrtn 60 Lei.

A FLOOR TO LET in the new fire-prOof
~ buioing 40 to 81 Rose st worry appliances
for purposes freht and passenger elevator
tower tue best
light psnly vault anG heated with steam. Apply 10
the owner, GEORGE MUNRO, II 70 y Naudewater.s.
ITO LET.-At a moderate price, large, we'll
lighted door win best appliances to- manufacturing
M Mos BGiding Il 10 ~ NaRdewaterst Apply 10 tue
owner in the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Dec. 1877.

IUEiDAT. Dec. ID-T. v.
The situation at the mining stock exchanges il
unchanged. To-day Sierra GTando was The only
stock the movements of which attracted any alton
tion It, after selling at So declined - 610i 20.
Robinson was dull and steady and tn CUI itOcks
made fuIth.r declines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.

Bg JfTe johnson, IT.
rlot OF land on ocean Parkway cor oi Coney lslahu
Road IOOxa4xJ3xltO, a Conway 49,. 80.
, lat We = ocean ParSway, adjoining above leXlOOX
irregular; Buske - Z, =; ,,s
plot Of land on COney sand TOAD COZ VI Di4"s0
,,ace IOOy about 100: " II Scnu
l MOI of AID on COney Island Road COT OI
brighton place. SOx9S { GOci an
lots S BTightOn-piaee adJOihihs AooNe' 0"'N IVA
1872; 4 Onway .--..----:..- .,.-
I nlof W Brighton place, adjoining above 2OxlS2X
ll2xi5; Joseph Klein.
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Gle Imboals an6 Railroads.

G!c Imbodis ano Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE for, BOSTON and the
FAST-FAlt1S REDUCED. % TO Boston Lowell. and
bedford corresponding reioeuon to othe e9s steamers dS
ae nays sundays included Pier 70, North River foot
Of NgTT9Y st. c5 a. 81 F6H ana jersey City ZION
BORDEN q Lo' GEO tiit H. COSEoR. GenI Pass: Agent
special Noucesuniay trips viii oe discontinued 1i'e' De-
I7OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
J. slip and u P m -und-ys o e1Se ln , II p H.
I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
Grains leave epos OF Cortandt and esbroses SITS az
-. 40 and p H. 10Y ESs,on rI Ven
Ithaca Geneva lyons Buffalo and The West Pullman
Af'2a s ea!as At | and so m c2 gHSSy 9n
oca for Nanch chunk. SD - H. Leave A"ueh CHUNK al
eRo Eastern Office corner Of ch9feS sq@ So'Pet1'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y 4 RIVER RAILROAD encing November d, 1882
through train, Will leave Grand Cenal De,o' phe, and
Mon rea with IRA vIn-.roCm cars also 10 "a aosa ,
+ HdtS-D' y - c.r.,o Canaan
oa TO Albany ROY with connection to Utica sara
,o,,a ;,lens Far. Lake Georse and lutiand ,
$50 M Scc Ad9rny itiah 10 Aiblag ana Troy
~ 81 lSgis 1RT DAWN W. tho , ee9 also Niagara Fas
y1tess aaly except sunday. with sleeping cars
Auburn Road alsO u saratoga aul --oA
ue@ m Pacific Express daily WITH sleopingesrs TOT
,scbester Bunao Cleveland Toledo DcIiolt OAcaSo Anu
Whit 1nres. with sleepingcars 10 Albany and
C0unects win morning q ans aOt tlr " est anu uIt
- aud M WescOts Express Ohices liaeo etl -
ehu - D'V""'1'' c. j. NJ ECKER,
lLYos9 HerorrCE,Y Cen Gen Passenger A gent
- CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
oeoo pier IL y r. loot of Cortlandt-st
screut- Of freight forwarded as directed TO any part
Of the world 49,, ,,..
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mor
ehandise 10 any part OF the city.
sEAAAD HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Boa LIGHTERAGE
FREIGHT Of every promptly ghtered TO any point
n the harbor al reasonable rates o,.. NO., ~ p,
"SItANBOAIs, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOX EACU RolOss. ,.-... ,,. g., D-r,v
HAVHN. esve Pier 10, y. H. al IA daiy' lSataFoSJs
eASepT0 POLLS EXPRESS Co. between New-Io rk and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed MI, -,
Fr,ignU points D. l. q x X received at flef ~
taar Sew raven ard points East AZ Pier Is -
SonTH SHORE. STATES ISL AND Eleven hnes lot
Ten Cents steamers IRON Iron Pier ], H. 1901 Oh
"GrSSTaAL sHIPYARD Communipaw, y. J.--Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appetanng " the
construction ard repair OF VessslA
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Ciip Deal estate for Sale.

A LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
"A LIsHMENT tho East Riy~r water front for sale.
HULAND G. WHITING, D BeeSmsn-st.
EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
Il streets IN this vicinity for sale paying 40 per cent
RULAND & WHITING, Beekman-st.
LOR SALE-$75, 000.-A house, 25xG5 feet,
II cabinet finish hardwood floors mirrors bookcases IN
library decorated IN perfect order 10 east 43tsL
MUST SELL an elaborate fOur-stOry fiat,
AVA 25X70xlOO.Il, near tthsve ana lz4th-st, worth
$4,000 oT So 900 the house ODER
RICHARD MORRISON. Is East lZ0th.st.
GT0n $3.50, $500 Handsome new houses,
SUUO, built By G. Henderson, esq al s6thst and an,
best sanitary plumbing. j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFr, l,6l4
broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Dec, 10. 1882.
~ salas ware hold at the tx.

Nrw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec, 49, 1882
The following sales were held at the Tx
change saesroom TO-DAY:
BIZ T. H. Ludoic & 90.
o storv frame > 3 story 4-st0ry brick hul0lhSS
win tlo, of and. nos 0si and 6SS Washington.
It cor 81 3 ISs ah MARKS $1,000
BgL.J6L Phillips.
9.storv brick dwelnl with lot, No 200 East am
81 n 8 l39 Il W Of dave, lot lSlOxlO22; Al - on
oUin h,ios FAT with iot No 2.s47 2d-ave, $,
m "A 81 5,th.st, plot OF land 2J2xl05; George - -
BIZ RfchGrd Y. HqTRst -
4 1 story brlck hui ding with lease OF land. No 500
S5haye s $ tcp5 II OF zo'' o' 1880
Lease ,xu.es august /. 1890 ground rent Sb1O per
aud taxes.
dSs,Hg Tta i9, SS AVe " COZ $50
By H. " camp. 100
, 4 story brown stone tenement with lot no 4Sl
PAST 22th.st 2056 II W OF Ave-A, lot zulu ,o
xiU0 II; Life Ins oo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
BROADWAY & 10TH ST.

EVIRS.-Ouc ezra fine seal sacque, 30 bust,
4 30 deep Lonon dressed sGn. worth $40 one 90 man
3 deep SD bargain mnnuftctu my 1Ock ana VIII son
al small adv goods guar lntted cali before pn'H-
in .URk manufacturer PA broadway t2U ears In olo
oclu0nD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
Country properip for Sale ano TO Get.
FACTORY FOR SALE.
Il IN NEWARK, ". J.,
THE NUGENT MOROCCO ~

THE NUGENT MOROCCO FACTORY.
On sale. The buildings consist
tie story brick building fronting nsseyst, for
contain about i've thou
square Of flooring with steam In the
rear OF the above fOust0y brick buildings
About each containing about twenty thousand
fOOnng well lighted and buildings
manner That the light DO Oh.
6tTQcted
buildings there two story build
fngs containing about i've thousand square feet OF also
BOILER snd engne house wit new SO1hoHo Po"e engine
b1t by Watts Campbell q Co, of NeTalK The buildings
PIE comparatively substantially built and are III every
way lifted any kind Of manufacturing business
Besides the HalseysL there Is an nheyWay
tuunins In On WashngOnst which anords an entrance In
DEPENDENT entrance 10 the ouudngs
f0m OF this factory property being located In the
OF veient 10 All Inc railroads hno Do
INK offered very ngnre IL should att ac te attention
contemplating building extending their business
- cheapest pece Of factory property
bale In the vicinity.
For further particulars apply address
JOHN J. DENINE,
100 b DAD ST. Newark y. J.
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Ocean Cleaners.

,NCIIOp line L. S. Mail Steamers
\ -NN' ~ WINK and al ASGOW. via DERRY.
fr,m Pitr % North RIVER New-l ORR o 80
ri; N,T,osfA De-, 20 PIN BOiiNJ 49,. jan - nOyn
kSS55;Ifo1TA Dec 81 am IANCHORlA Jan. 10 an
AN dates OF passage 10
GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. GElFAs OF @D-N ti 80
cabins $40 10 Excursion tcS1'' ~ i Pre si5 80
Sc@arS Cahn $50 acknowledgement 80 ett, ,,i,. =,
~ 80. ~ Tours scotland" rates plans &C army 20
MS DEtsoE BnOrHEEs, Ageais. 6IEIns 1leeI
BORDEAUX LINE. .,.,...,.. o., o.,,..
A. ct,,V work. AND BORDEAUX DIRECT;
en- 1,t- II / FfTE 1900 tons Thus Jan a. l2:3 . IN
III AZ TEuVIILE. 4.O0O ions sat feu. 8. !; ~
tcr france spain and ltl'y, PyrclnecS Pai,
,-i 80 an asve p,r and expense by taking this line
Cam Inc ndiug wiuc) $50 steegage SO. Fur passage
apply 10 rrporrr ,NcT-p Az pcavrrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
l. clip WGute1.

XErANTFD.-A first class runner for an Os-
w rool Dr dying Machine. steady employment given
none br reso and pc reuc need apply Address
: A. H., Box t3S. Providence, H. l.
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gomMirn i,ropcrtn for Sale an> % III

4 PLOT of nearly 500 crib bullihead water
~ f,nt lots in New.Y6rk Harior. For -aiea barHAi: O
r. a. You've. Engineer. &c. ~ I5.na l----e----
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Gltuaions iDnnteo--females.

ATMLLE. EKSTRUMS Swe fish, French and
Nltsco06s aumires-cs Mattresses, chamber nial' anu
fdoa '9 t. e 5LG a EKsTRJ, 30 i75 Lexington
ave, COZ. 5lft No".Yok. -
NHAMBERNORK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
~ ING COOKING. tsc-By good Protestant girls for ciy
THNT n6,iE ii HiAJ i5s etn.ave above iOthst
COOK.-BY "a go Ored woman, in Il private
~ iam1y good reference l3I West 21thst rear house.
COOK AID CHAMBERMAID.-By two grs;
~ il clcut cook. waeher and 9noT me oihe1
l Sl %1 re en q! f at BG
akAU rs 5th ave lour doors above lOthst
IOUSEKEEPER-P POSITION as hOusekeeper or
iecrcnce for ether Address sA. F., ~ Tribune Uptown
OGlte 80 Broadway.
HOUSEWORK, COOK, LAUNDRESS, &c
Bya ca aDr scotch girl afaid Of work; is neat
sober honest: chien underst4nas care OF mix
tween l7jh ans is'hsts. -
uOUSEWORN.-A home wanted, to do gen
a eal hcusevork city or country. 81. sIEFA ~
Z AUNUREsS.-By a frst-class c0Ored laun-
H unsurpassed nci.ii e' anl hTsicass Tslar,
NARY l.. GORDON, rs West 3Jtn-st.
7 AUNDBESS-By a respectable Protestant
Il young woman take home work or wi go out ny me
LAY; ely references MRS sCHMlDI NO. go h@'' I'm
New EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
- Frstcass Protestant servants tor all situations at ther
new Ilror-. 81 Eh+f lztlst
N-UR-E, LADY'S-MAID or SEAMSTRESS.-
y - swiss Protest just arrived Can OF adj
dress $50 West -Otlat
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By an American
y protr,t1gt experienced In telchng the care OF
the chile ot family mend ami sew ftie ENGLISH
muse French h- correctly ana t9orousny IeL't
a2 2su 1SP Uptown Sgsi o hey S Bfoaavay ''
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By an American
proe,tant Of refinement. take charge OF the children
fauy al their oihne te ms Mo4o1se n,s'
ci'y reference Address NJ BOX Us, tribune Uptown once
1888 Broadway.
GEAMSTEE~S.-B the day or week; under
y st.uts all linda ~ family chue sewing or "oald
take permanent siu 0n. Addreas H. - tribune OP'o"n
Onlce i13s Broadway.
LNnAMSTRESS.-Can work on all kinds of
- machines. 2G2 West Both st.
WASHING. &c.-By Il respectable woman,
address M Ai,Y Tribune Uptown Once, LBS Broadway
Gltualons Udntc0-- GtlaIc5.
YOUNG NAN. with II years general
y busines expouencc Office and outside desires stui
ton thq win permanent furnish good references AMI
so Il y character and habits ali Iigni Address u 60 IND
Dilce.
nARDENER.-By a frs -class gardener and
~ farmer. fe good butter maker Address NJ =. Box b3
Tribune Uptown Ofhco l,2js broadway.
HtAD or SECOND COOK.-By an unmarried
I co0icd t2ND with a rrfeIe cea ron iast enl
ployer Address . ilOAAo W. EOWAHDS, "a 9ulhVanst.
rTSEFUINAN. COOK, LAUNDRESS, &C.
u by respectable Euxsi Pro- slant MAJ anu "o ere
for CIV or country; encunJIdDces good rec0mlnel-
tons sober trustworthy. Please CAL at 40 I3l "aVeIley
place cOrner bthaVc
yErATCHNAN. STABLEMAN or DRIVER.
furnish good security and rcierences Address '" VIII
son No. 10 llgu st. -IAhoe'H -''''
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grOOAlpu Druucrtp for sale al, 10 Get

Tor SALE Oh very easy terms, tOur-stOry
brick dwelling the west side OF Coiu nbta Heghts
Fulton aud Wan Street Forbes. overlook
ingthe Day tlrolga to sur nlas. Fh JIr
store lot 2JGibD.
al cash required. ADDRESS r. LESTER Tribune Once
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E0R SALE.-A complete country resi- ence
Of ~ at Greenwich. Conn, edient 20 depot
SIb outbuildiugs order, Wall
sui. Apply 70 owner. z39 Vest 49thst
SIU LET.-At Bergen Point corner of Avenue
A and Juiete st. pleasant house OF ten Gil
improvements heater, gas, bath rent S30J
Apyty 70 II. HAMILTON. " Bcwery, y. Y.
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furniture.
Sales bp Anrtlon.

NEORTGAGE SALE-JOIIN G.. LYST, Anc.
NI tioneer Will sell THIS DAY, December ~: ioo%' ."
eSs bdoaan y o. a ~ 49, ArHBEL y. FITCH,
ny oiss'" Attorney for Mortgage.
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,AAEsAr rns nivlEg Ercnt va.s
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AND PHILADELPHIA.
HDTND BROOK ROUTE
W-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. r.

stations in New-YOrk ST. and Desbrosses-st.
(Centra Il. L. Of n. j., loot Liberty St
LEAVE y EW- YORK commencing oct. =, 1887
For south AmDOy, via G. L. r. OF y. j. D. 10 l45,
4, via Penn. r. r., .. u > p. m. sunday,
For Aa.awan. &C. 4. X w. Of y. j., s. ! 10 40,
g. p. via Penn r. r. a. m II NJ, $50 .. sun
days, m.
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Grove Asbury Park,
Grit Pleasant &c. r. H. OF y. s, 81
m. 30 L. p. Penn. r. r., ga III, IL M, $3.50, D.
SUNDAYS quot stopping Ocean Grove or Asbury Park,
"a
Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C. via G. r. II. Of
y. j., S:lJ q. m. l:4J D.
For FreelIold via e. R. r. OF " j. s. s:l5 ll:45 a. NJ L.
G p N For Keypor D. SI5. ll45 a NJ. !, AIS, p m.
fOr AtlautC Clty. VlnelLnd, BridgetOn. SC, LAO
II. p. BALDWIN. j. X. WOOD, j. r. RANDOLPH,
@. T. A. { L. X. Of Nj. g. Z. A., T. K. l.. Sup't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

w BETWEEN NEWYORK AND HANRE;
Pier OF Conpany new, No AZ North River 1907 oi MoolS
The passengers this line avoid both transit ~ ihsS
railway the dcOmorts ofcrossins the Channe III sa
boat. ,,.,, IA, On
PICA RDlE k0rtleI els cc 20 ~ Io
ST. LAURENT, SeNan W e,hcHuay pee. 80 .. 81, ~
LABRADOR NtIneanav Jun. o. ppVh
- lNr Is DE BEBIAN. NJ. D Towing Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

WINTER RESORTS.
W GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
For BAHAMAS TURKS BLAND. JAMAICA, HAYTI.
PORTO RICO. ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOABIA.
sal ln every weekIousts invited 10 aVA themselves
OF these which they make any iOate wnlc the
Compan take 1t the extreme low price OF - pes
vii board tho steamer the whole
Tine and they any other steamer OF the line
they may On The voyage
FOR passage apply 10
10 statest New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
pPON. .EV.YOIlK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QULENS-
y.
FROM PIER No 40. North RIVER.
SCYTiITA ........ ........ Wednesday. Dec. % D. NJ
GsTAJO|iA ........... " einesda}, Jan. ), noon
GAiIlA dnesdsy, Jan. 10 $50 a H.
Cabin passage. $50. $50 ana 500. -
S'ecae and from 81 parts OF Europe 81 very 10"
Ercicl, and passage Office, EOWiing-tirecn
'"'N'' N-N-s'-' WI, SO% II REOWN Il co, Agents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-22
Wax dolls at halfprice at Northrup''

Wax dolls at halfprice ut Northrup's
Car of lake salt this week at Cow
ans.
Fresh oysters constantly on hand at
Jnhn Rats. ...
You can save money by buying at
Klaumann & Co.'s.
Christmas aud New Years cards at
Mrs. Whitney's Fancy Bazaar.
Carvers and fine tableware. Best
goods. Lowest prices. E. H. Suss-
milch.
Ifyou want the best cigar in the
pdrket, try the Opera House," at
JScott's. .....
Holiday Goods. A fine line Of cut
lery and table ware at Sussmilch's
hardware store.
We have large stock of overcoats
which we are bound to sell. Ander-
son & DeClute.
Lots of goods for very little money
at the Star Grocery, and you should
keep that in your mind.
Anderson & DeClute have the lar
gest stock of caps, mitts and under
wear in Allen county.
Go to DeHart & Son, Moran, for bar
gains. They are closing out their
stock at actual cost and carriage.
If you have a "sweet tooth" you
ought to step into Otten's and take
look at that wonderful assortment of
Christmas candies.
The finest assortment of chains,
bracelets, Roman gold and other
styles ever brought to lola can be
found at Powell's jewely store.
Smyth & Aliens windows fairly
shine with Christmas goods. If you
can't find something for your wife,
children or sweetheart there, you are
hard to please.
VIM. Buchanan can be found at the
old stand, three doors south of the
bank, dealing In -four, feed and wood
at the lowest price, delivered to any
part Of the city.
The holidays are near at hand and if
you want to send the compliments of
the season" to any of your friends re-
member that we have the finest as
sortment of cards i'm the county and
can get them up in the best style.
Those wishing nobby Overcoats
would do well to call on Reimert, OPP
pOsite McClure's store, before purchas-
ing elsewhere. He furnishes every
thing and guarantees fit, at prices
ranging from ten dollars upward.
Give him q call.
Please remember! If you want to
buy Christmas present for your bet
ter half, for your daughter or your
sweetheart. cloak or a dolman, a
a fine lace collar, scarf, a hood, or a
nice pair of blankts cheaper than you
car buy elsewhere, go to B. T. Rod
mans Peoples Store. This is no hum
bug. but a fact. Rather than keep
over winter goods, l will sell them
now at a great reduction i'm prices,