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J. NJ. Morrison. of Monroe, o., writes II was
badly afflicted with salt rheum, scrofula, and
other syphilitic symptoms of blood poisoning. l
also was troubled with bad case Of piles, fire.
quently aggravated by continued constipation.
My employer recommended me TO use DIR. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilia. 1t has ac-
complished miraculous change, every symptom
of bad blood has disappeared, and my bowels now
have a regular daily habit, and the piles have not
troubled me since"
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Mrs. Mariila M. Kicker, who has
been admitted to the bar in Washing
ton, is said to be woman of fine at
tainments and unquestioned legal
ability.
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EMORY SPEER is authority for the
statement that Alex. H. Stephens will
accept the nomination for governor of
Georgia. Mr.. Stephens would "carry
the state with more ease than any
healthy Burbon in the South.
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Mrs SARAH j. VAN buren,, whose portrait
appears in another column, is preparing La
dies Tonic, which has been used for years for
curing those distressing complaints common TO
by addressing Mrs. Van Buren, at 1872 Franklin
street Buffalo, N. Y, who answers letters free
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Txxo-Thirds or a Bottle Cures.

DR.. r. ', PIERCE; Buffalo n T.. Dear SiT-
have been taking ysur Fayorite Prescription
for female weakness Before had taken il
two DAYS began to feel stronger. / have taker
but two thirds of a bottle and believe | an
cured. Gratefully,
Mas. II. C. L0VETT, Watseka, Ill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

General Robert G. Schenck has been,
it is said, cured Of Bright's disease by
the use of SKINNED milk. General
Schenck believes it a specific for that
disease.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

Purify the blood if you be free from dangerous
diseases; EiIert's Daylight Liver Pills do this by
acting on liver, stomach and bowels. Are mild
and cleansing; will prevent headache, sour stom-
ach, fevers bilious disorders dyspepsia fever and
ague. Price % cents. Sold by druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

"You have played the deuce with my
heart" said gentleman to his lady
partner during game of whist.
"Well," replied the lady, with an arch
smile, sit was simply because you
played the knave."
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Mr.. Charles G.. Francklyn, the owner
of the house in which President Gar
field died last summer, has just lost a
little daughter in Paris from typhoid
fever.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

Sick and bilious headache, and all derange-
ments Of stomach and bowels, cured by DR..
Pierce's 'Pellets"-or anti bilious graHules. 70
cents vial. No cheap boxes to allow waste OF
virtue. BY druggists.
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SYmntnms of PARALYSIS.

A twitching of the eyes, numbness Of the
hands and feet, WITH more or less pain and throb-
bing at base Of the brain, are some of the pre-
monitory symptoms of this rapidly increasing
disease. German Hop Bitters should be taken
when you are warned by any of these symptoms.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

Colonel Neil Dennison, the elder son
of Ex-Governor Dennison, of Ohio,
who went to Cleveland years ago, is
mysteriously missing. His friends are
extremely anxious about him.
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Senator Edmunds has arrived at
City, N. j., with his wife and
invalid tighter, with the intention of
making a nrotracted stay.
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Aliens ''Iron Tonic Bitters" banishes languor
and gives vivaeity and buoyancy of spirits, tones
the liver, purifes the blood, cures dyspepsia Gre
ates healthy appetite, and gives strength, vigor
and eheerfulness.
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DIR. wINCHELLs TEETHING SYRUP gives moth
rest children health Produces natural Sleep reg
uates the bowels, dysentery diarrha. and dis
in them. Sold by druggists. rs cents n
bottle.
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UNCLE SANS HARNESS OIL keeps leather soft
and pliabe by closing the pores and eectualy pre-
vents entrance of ampness dust ETC., while increasing
its durability. Sold by all harness makers.
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lis Star Still Ascending.

In recent call upon Mr.. w. H. Nc
Alli,.er, 206 Front street, general agent
for tie sale of Star Chewing Tobacco,
he thus spoke to one of our reporters
81 WAS tortured with pain from acute
Ri journalism, and cared not whether |
lived or died. / tried st Jacobs Oil
just two applications of which cured me.
San Francisco Call Call.
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W tHUtII IHIIIIpo ID sUuAIu N DOI1IO
things. For instance, he thinks 1t
would be well to wait and find ont who
did assassinate Cavendish and Burke
before charging anyone with the crime.
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American and European Doctors.
It is said by some of the celebrated physicians
in Europe and America that German Hop Btters
are one of the best remedies now in use.
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Ex-Governor Stanford, of California,
will spend 100000 on his vineyard.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

Hon. Aaron A. Sargent, the Ameri-
can Minister to Germany, has arrived
at Berlin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25

Throat, bronchial. and Lung Diseases
a speciality. Send two stamps for large treatise
giving self treatment. Address WoRLD's Dis
PESsARY MEDICAL AssocIArIos, Buffalo, N. Y.
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UNCLE SANS NERVE AND BONE EMINENT
relieves ache pain, bruise wound OH man or beast
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BLACK HAWK
DaWnOf a New Era

~ ~ ~ IS 49, ~ So ~ @s ~
Ditson & Co. make a special feature ofSunday
School song Books, and can safely commend the
three new ones which they publish this season.
Their compilers are practical workers in the sun
day School, and with previous pub ications have
been extremely successful. The new books are:
THE BEACON LIGHT.
ByJ. II. TENNEY and E. A. HOFFMAN.
A collection of new hymns and tunes, carefully
selected from q large number of manuscripts, OF
winch four ont of every five were rejected, only
the very best being retained. Price, 30 cts.
Light AND rLLE LIFE.
This new book is quite comprehensive providing
in q small space ample material for two yearss
including great variety of new hymns as well
as some older ones, which are always In request
Price. 35 cents.
BANNER OF. VICTORY.
By A. j. ABBEY and NJ. j MUNGER.
This Is the latest OF the three new books, and ie
sure 20 meet with good success. II contains all
the variety and freshness which coud well b.
desired including many beautiful pieces espe
cially adapted for prayer and praise meetings
Price. 35 cents.
LYON Il HEALY, Chicago. III.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston
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as YOU promised to IND me purchas-
er for the Grange wrote to her to
come out and pay me visit. She
came at once, the day you left; and
when received your letter saying you
would purchase the place yourself, she
helped me to make all arrangements,
and brought me on with her."
.'But why did you not write to inform
me of this ?"
"I meant to have written you, but
lust as we were leaving for the city
your letter came saying you were sud
denly called away. SO | waited until
you returned"
"And you have told Zoe everything?
Everything. There is one thing,
however, here she paused and blush
ed trihe, ''that feel ought to tell
YOU. / did think, when | saw you at
the Grange, that / loved you very
much: but sinceI have been in the
city met gentleman whom"
sWhom you prefer to me-" Russell
interrupted quite angrily, yet feeling
greatly relieved.
EYES," she said hesitatingly, ''and, 7"
as she looked up ard saw the gentle
man IN question approaching, mere nc
is. Please excuse me, Mr.. North, but
| promised him this dance"
Certainly" and with a bow that was
meant to be very dignifed, Russell turn
ed away and sought a secluded nook in
the conservatory GAS nearly as can
sum up the state of the case" he NUT
te-ed, 81 am at present the owner OF
an extensive country seat, with no mar
rage or even engagement in prospect. "
The band was playing FL Presco, his
favorite waltz, bat the music annoyed
him. So did the gliding sound of the
dancers feet, the light talk and lighter
laughter that floated out to him. Save
for him the conservatory was deserted.
/ 1t was to early for the weary dancers
Ito seek for a moments rest. He tore
off his gloves and pausing in his pacing
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1 NC0.
Afterward, with or without excuse to
his comrades, Russell visited the grange
every day. He had sore throat, and
Aunt Mary, who prided herself upon
being d wonderful nurse, said she was
worth dozen doctors, he quite won
her heart by cordially agreeing with
her, and taking the most bitter herb
tea offered him as proof of her heal
ing powers.
When at last the camp broke up,
and he was obliged to return to the
city, he left Rachel with tears in her
ewes. What could he do? She was so
gentle and pretty, and so grieved to
have him go away.
"My darling" he said, turning back,
"could you endure the Grange for half
the wear were | to spend it with you,
and you were my wife"
ayes yes" she said, ''but do not bind
me just yet; 1 have known you such a
little while"
"Such dear, delightful little while, y
he said in answer. But it shall be,
little one, exactly as you say. Itwould
not be right to bind you yet, perhaps,
but rest assured you shall hear from
me soon."
"He kissed her-not this time her
hand-and went away. Well, he ac-
knowledged he made fool of himself
, in spite of all his resolutions to the
, contrary. But he would do the same
thing again. He would have that fail
girl for his wife, come what would. o.
5 course-dear, prudent little thing
{ she did not wish to seem too eager II
accepting him at once: but he mus
! find some means of bringing her tc
the city, even if he had to purchase
: the Grange himself. If he could take
that much capital from his business
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0eachers.

4 BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
~ gOvencsses lecturers companions and houseSecpes
supplied by MISS VI. j. YOUNG, American and Foreign
Teachers Agency. 23 Union square.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL b. REAU
WI So West 2lsst Nsw-YOrk Teachers prOtssOr$ gov
hOusekeepers provided with positions IA ne+c1I
leges anl schools with competent Instructors schO1s 20
commended 70 parents School furniture and supplies ee.
enceA by favor Hon; Hamilton Fish. Hon eI-5ecretlJ
Eyarts. ,yrus w. Field.
MISS HESSE, SO West 2lst-st. Male ana
IVA Femas Professors Of Music resident teachers ~
schools OF Spanish and French French resident gov
erness near city.
DRINAIE observation-disclosures coached Tor
college by experienced highest reference 70 Guy
patrons Address YALE GRADUATE. 4, Tribune once
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Uroposals.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
II STATE-sI.,
= rHTnF NAlK H.. 10

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IL STATE-sI,
NEwY YORK, Dec. r. 1889.
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealedand indOrsed
on envelope Proposals for supplies" will be received
at this until Y O'Clock December 49, lss2 for the fol
lowing supplies the best quality, TO be delivered within
thirty 80 days date Of order free OF expense at the
Navy Yard, New York - -.
$4,000 cubic feet tne grained Southern yellow pine TIM
beT
Specifications be obtained at this Office
The right reserved reject all bids that OF
be deemed adv antageOus 10 the Government
responsible suIeeS required for the and faith
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will lie furnished at this Office.
Bids properly signed and certified will be consd
} red. THOMAS 7. CAswELL4
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DEPARTMEXr OF STREET. CLEANING.

CIlY or NKW.YoRK
No. 81 CHANNELS ST., NKw YORK, Dec 7, 1882. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the offices OF this Department until ~ O'Clock Wed
nesday December 20 1882, which place pro
posas bcy opened and read For the final dIspo
OD Of street sweepings ashes and garbage collected in The
CITY New ork delivered at the duE.ps
dumping places the Department OF Ceanin said
ey the four years from the st day Of January
1853 Proposals will be for distribution at this ONCE
Tuesday 70 1882 at IL o'clock For further
details City Record copies Of which be obtained az
no. z City Hall j. s. COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF street Cleaning
DEPARTMENT STREET CLEANING,
CITY OF NEW YORK,
n 81 CHAMBERS ST.. NEW YORK. Dec 10. 1892.
IT, for receiving proposals for the above men toned
vOlk soreJy XTEN DED 10 TUESDAY. DEC 20, 1892
OF ~ date for the
work is hereby designated as Feb l. 1888.
j. s. COLEMAN,
Commissioner of Street Cleaning
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Bullion valued at $34 eco was received in this
city yesterday from the m1es.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Newly rk and Honduras Rosario Mining Company
Just held the following gentlemen were elected di-
Iectors: Walter +. Marvin, Isidore Valentine,
Henry A. AppeiuS, = JaCOby. Louis Seidenbach,
John j. Marvin, }. j. Valentine, Max AbeHhelm and
Walter McDemOtt.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending December 2 shows: East crOsscut, 900
level in 121 feet. East crOsscnt from south drift
is 30 feet long and is III hard BLASTING rock. J. asst
crosscut 700 level is 900 feet long ana ls also III
very hard ground. The south drift from this
cut is in 3j2 feet where the vein is feet wide
South drf No. /, 800 level is in 247 ieet showing
the vein . feet vide. The upralsc from this dIiit
is M go feet and shows IL feet Of vein. South
DRIFT No. l. $50 level - IN 3Gi feet, where the voin
Is fe wide. Wine in south drift No. 2 IS down
1913 leet the vein here is 9 feet wide.
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Dec. 14-p. In.

THURSDAY, DeC M
At the mining boards to-day weakness again was
the rule. The feature of the transactions was the
first formal appearance of Sierra Grande' whlon
opened at 4sO iuctuated between BIB and 80
and closed at H. O. Robinson sold at 1.2O6l 10 no
final change SILVER Cliff declined 2 cents 10 %
cents. and Little Chief was weak at 42G4V cents
Cbrvsolite is down 10 cents at lis. Vandewater
sold UP to 81 closing cents higher than last nght
at 81 cents. The COmstocks again were weak Win
Consolidated Virginia OIL cents to 90 cents
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
NLAUIS PottsiOwn second Animal Session
oes sept H. isS On phia and Reliing r.. H. 40
mi ON Phi phis, through from New YORK
nv Round Brook route Home comforts parental discipline,
and thorough work elegant buildings aud All convenences'
large grounds well for beauty and health
For catalogues address GEO. q. BUrLhlt A u Pm
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, \. Y,
~ Home.kc thorough progressive New illustrated cir
cular with 'dl particulars. ObORGE C. SAilIH, A NJ
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
w Bridgeport, Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town " Y; thorough OF studs, -
opens September . Mss u. W. MErCALF. PruclpAL
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
UE Ladies. Tarrytown. on the hudson,
viii reopen Septcnbcr2O
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
IN LADIES; experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address MIS-. Il. T. AIRKS
an
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNTA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Thursday, Dec. H. 1882.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ThIHJHt'I. . -,
SAN FRANCSCO. Dec 14.-Ihc market Tor the
ConlstOCk ks is very dull.
There is no news of importance from the mines.
Outside dividend-paving stocks are in demand,
but holders decline to cell al ruling prices.
BODIE, Cal. Dec. 14.-The MONDAY, North Noon
day and Red Cloud mine. having been attached
for over hall million dollars, all the soutn-end
mines except ORC have been closed down, and will
remain closed until legal conclusion Is reached
Standard Consolidated extracted, tn past week.,
!, 800 tons Of Orc and shipped 10 the company
S3i.391 bullion There is no change underground.
Bodie Consolidated cru.h he'd, the past week, j. &
tons OF ore average assay value, ~ per ton. The
east cfOss-ut 800 level, il in 313 feet.
Dodie Tunnel shipped $1,000
Rech;el is about TO begin prosecuting at the GOO
level.
lie Syndicate Mill is running steadily on syndi-
cate ore from he Iioga ledge
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musitaI Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, n stops, 1925. Pianos
I'D s297 90. Factory running day aud nrhL C4liegao
free. Address DANIEL E. BEATTY. Washington,
4 [NDEMAN & SONS, % Bleccker-st.-
IL Have several Of thei, Patent Cyclod Pianos neary new
aud In liTstclas, orter, for SAFE.
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ERcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY,
Le1ingt ave Nos l,029 and 1O3l; also 152 and
zoe last !4thstiJ Dunn and wife TO Jane % non
Jeneks to lawson w S9i 'lave oohoeii $4,000
Kearnsy 1,o N moore anu VINO 10000
Beeckerst 10 26 William little To- niius Lyons 10000
and wiis to Kofn ne $4,000
66hst no Il Of SIN ave LOOK 100 5; also Of
David Jons, ' to cos.et $4,000
Kendall and wife to george fesi $4,000
sey and wife to Bayey 81 .oA.OUo 1885
aaOoIixi255lOOllX275 Jeanette Mehrbach to ,,ooo
lstaye OF 97th.si i6I iiIlOo + GottschaIk
1llth.stss 100 It e Of ifi.ive. 75x 100 TO- a6ds
al dd,, 800 II OF 9Th ave, 2oxIOOlli Ferris o
7sd 81 No 457 %est @5xio.2 G hamilton zoo
North 30 ave, lot %, -5I07 Hughes and wife to
Hsr,em Bridge Morrsania and Forlham Railway oo0
- Jones and another executors 70 + Hoiy'.... $1,000
ooI II Deane aud wife TO A Kchoe ,... $1,000
ga ST n ;, y II W Of Leyingtonaye 50xlO2.2; Nc
l22asE $ $50 II 9 OF iih.s7e 81 6xi0O II; J DO;
and vie to + Tranegue anu another $500
Morning isle.aye. n W corr OF 18th ST, 20 ilithst
2OIlOHi323Hl 81. 10; Henry Morris to Home
Goth ST. :. 10 It e Of Madison.aye 25xIOO5; p
Nelson. referee, to + Heiatzeima0 .'.... 1850
AID Wiz -, ~ II Of shave 2OrSO; Found ooo
46t9,st = 300 4 " 5thave. 25xI0O.5 Elizabeth
74tls 40 l5G East IS 9xI02 ?; " H Nads to $
- Adler .. 10000
=, Teleree, 70 5fcaauus -. ....... $500
., schneider 1890
- A Haggery .................... 10000
HenIlques and husband 10 LmAnucl...-.... 10000
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Dantlnl Atd0einlt5.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. NO. G5l jth-ave
For PARTICULAR send for circular
DolwOTths Lances Viii DE pubhsAod N lew GaIs
4 LEX. MACGKEGOKS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, liz shave
Private and class lessons every Day SEC circulars
AT MIR. TRENOR'S, Broadway aud 32d-st.,
n lessons morning. afternoon and evening daily
nEGARMO'Sc classes in dancing meet daily and
~ Monday and Thursday evenings at standard HAM, i4o
Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY. Master of DANCING
No J7S 5thavc i7th+t. opposite Windso iiote1.
Classes viii reconnencs Monday Oct0Der 10 4oo@' N"'
gagement at Newport, Il. l.. closes October L
T. . send postage sJGmD Tor circular
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THE Moose Mining Company, corporation
Orcanizei under the laws OF the state OF dorado ex-
cUted cred TO Union trust oOnpauy Of New
YORK 1mOItgage trust Geed bcaIg date March twenty
third IN the teen hun red and eighty 10 secure the
payment OF the prncA and interest OF certain BONDS OF SAID
Moose Mining company. bearing even date with SAID mort
trust decd and amounting in the aggregate 20 the sun
hundred Thousand and property
therein aud hereinafter described.
mortgage decd recorded in the office of the
Recorder 81 tue County OF Pagh. state of Colorado.
Default has been made IN the conditions OF said mortgage
trust eed and the no des OF than twenty ave thousand
dOnaTs Of sau bonds have in writing requested the UnOn
Trust company Of u execute the power CT sale IN
said mortgage or trusi deed contained.
The is due Oh said bonds Che interest from the twenty
third day o. March A H. eighteen hundred and eighty twO
at the rate OF ten per cent per annuuf
Pursuant 20 the power Oi sale Va said mortgage or II USI
deed contained the Union trust Company Of New NOrk VIII
sell the property In SAID trust deed described at
Hundred and Eleven Broadway in Cy Of new YORK at
Twelve O'Clock The IhiTucth day OF December,
eighteen hnndred and eighty-twO.
The said " is described In said mortgage or tust
deed as follows 10 Wit:
Al the mines and herediaments and Of
The Moose Mining Company. situate, lying and being In the
County OF Park in tie state OF colorado. together with all
machinery Doi and other fixtures hereuuo apperla
Company situated in said state Colorado ana all
which shall he hcreae acquired by said The
Mining Company, and also al It's franchises connected
relating 10 s mining business. together with all
singular the Nemcnts aud apurtenances thercuntO belong
In aud The -iors remandcis tolls incomes "a
and thereof al the assets. rights
interest whatsoever as wei AT law or ia equity Of the said
The Moose Mining Company in and to the same.
December !, 1882
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF Sew-York.
EDWARD King. President
MILLER, PECKHAM & DIXON, Attorneys for Trustee
20 WalLst, &ew.YOrk y. Y
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REAL ESTATE

EEw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec ii, 1882.
The following was the only sale held at the
Ichange salesroom to-day:
BY Johns p Trdrcr.
SLOTS East esths $50 It Of 2dave, each lot 20
1lOolli Timothy Donovan SbV3O
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Z nr, nd ~ for -
On ana after tpmber 1882.
GREAT TRrNK LINZ


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK. via DesbTosses and Courtlandt
Streets Ferries, as follows
'sbuts Pitsbutg the West and south with Pullman
Palace Ca attacAcd ard D. M daily. Now. York
auu ni,ago Limited Of ParlOr Dining, ing sleep
ing Cars al Va. day
WiuJnspOrt Lock Haven, M. p. M Cory and Enc at
p connecting at CORY for IitGsyile, Petroleum
ire, and the oil RegiOns.
Express Pullman Paror Care daily except sunday 10
a. M arrive Washington : r. m. Regular Via L. and p r.
r. at - and $50 $40 and p @ and IL night; via
h. and q. H. H.. ! aud p. m, and IL night
Sunday via h. aud p. Il. H., m, p u., and ~ night
via b. and o. K T., p. m. and 10 night
For Atlantic City, except sunday, 6l6 a M aud On
Sunday, 5l5 a m.
on Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
Ma RAILWAY aud Amboy a H., Il noon, 500 D. 90
Roafs Of brooklyn Annex with all through train,
al Jersey city ahordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel u..st,.x e.,, 49,, =,
100 d M daily. From Washington and BALTIMORE 90
G50 m 3 so $50 935 1850 and lU:jO pm SUNDAY g. Sn
$50 am 1873 and lO;5 m From Baltimore l:2Up n on
SnndaVs 9 80 D. From Philadelphia 300 CD GSn
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