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amount of SEVEN HUNDRED THoUsAso DoLLARI
THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRlGHTON Az
| SOCIATION aaer for .sle by subscription, 1--WE hun
r.d blocks of ground the most clgbly stuated oil any
they posses respects eontguity to the ferries ana al
several Of the most elegant 'ad desirao!e villas ana
countrv seats IN the vicinity of the city of Newfork
b.,c Are hundred blocks be disposed Of at eight
hundred dollars EACH every ofhe ill coHtsln eight
building lots, and will measure about oc ny zo iee'' oe
ing sufficient for neat c. tt,gs and garden plot
Each .ubscriber will Obtain block valued at accord
ing 10 the cash made by tho Association the last Two
ears FROM $1,000 $3.50 and Ee may have allotted 70
aim property worth from forty 10 sixty times tS 'hue
nj, ,bcr,pIos On some of them splendid Improve
ments com prisng large Mansion houses
dos Is, &c IN perfect oFdrr. -
Ths ulnu adopted for dsposing oil me ABOVE properly,
reat Inducements TIE capitalist desrou 81
making coed investments, and to all who "sn TO Obtain
country r,,tcnce at II moderate pnee, and IN PnAtOa
the most eligible in tho vicinity OF Ncw-iorh' for eS
r,. The eI,paut couury seat with about four acres OF
lad adjoining rscesty finished by Thomas EDaviE Esq
Al cost exceeding $4,000, aud which - un'valled Tor
beauty Of situation, will become the property oil one "
the subscribe free ano uhlhca!hDe'su e"s :" MN
of only scOs ,,,, g., -
incum' e.ed Belmont Hou<e and grounds, now oeca-
pied as seminary for young ades, al ANIMAL rent Of
The splendid Pau,lion," erected in 1897 cos.
ceeding $3.50 0 including the grouada and outDudings
.ilI f,ll 70 another, free and ulInclmbercd.
Brighton House which, with the grounds, cost over
s3D 900 and several new and beautiful cottages Shl be-
com, the property of other Subscriber.
The Association. III Offering so si9= an atloaHe VI
liable properly time sucn favorable efns"ouu
merely remark that they prompted 10 do so solely
With the of closing their affairs within the ,efM .,
their organized existence, wRicn Is 101us 10
m cIose They feel confden. that each subscrioeL
vii obtain properly greater value Than the an'aa' OF
MS Investment >.:h .o., =, M, oyer
A,o Coo 80, han and accom- .anying docunien1 can
application .. aea % WIZ s1s
As2cs,on "a. Who viii give ali further details OF the
proposed plsn -, FIR IN undivided share Of eight
hundred dollars, az follows .s4o0
In In sq bSad payable ia aaa Two years. on o
$500
,..L. n subscription are opened BY EDWARD A. NJ
d Eek E. Trustee tie s of the New York Life
"a Tru,; Company, No % Waist
y Ths cash pa, ment will be deposited IN the New
~ T;6e and Tru,t Company, ard the receipt OF tho
sser.,ary of the Company gwen 10 all 'ubseriber'
gy nriar m the Tru-t~"-
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DR. Y GOODS.
W. g. &. 4. MILLER yc

W. 6g.A \. MILLER. Nos. 81 Broad
LIZ way anu i Cana - nave now OF sand and for
sale che-p an assortment OF Ingram Brussels and TR.e
Ply Carpets
Also Printed Drusee. 81 azd - wide caniz colo-:,
and 4 good article.
Also large lot c Floor OIL Cloths. of various widths
and pstteFs which passes desirable qIalite. OF beng
well ,ea-sne. and well made These Cloths
bl-d to sail ut very low prices.
We have also quantity OF remnants Of Oil Cloths,
suitable Tor putting under and such purposes,
which are auNIous TO dispose Of md which viii be
sold at great reduction from prices WHEN cut from the
piece Please call at az Bro iSwsy, Canal t. north
side. o!c lw'
N;U.Es. llUEFs: MUEF,: AT VAT
vs. SONS. l5i Caalh-m and loo Bosery.-rhc sub
scrber INF r, the ladies' Of New York aad vicinity that
he ha, hand very rich and elegant assortment
of Lynx and oaer Fur Null, price, reduced full 80
per cent from aay previous year. He earnestly oic
call before purchasing and those no favor him
they ih,il be d,.pp luted Fur trimmings Of all
kinfs, aud Fgr- r~paired at hort notice.
c26 I'm WATSON. I5i Chaiham 81 ana lbl BoTerr.
NEW Sail .4stsUs.-Al-FKED SMITH,
friends and pu.c cal! and examine his stock Of
Fail Coos Cloths, Cassimcrcs aud Fes
ings suited the f trade Gentlemen leaving their OF
crs rlsy rely upon their being fulfilled III the most salts
factory Terms modcrac-Cash on delivery = II
ONE PRICE sTORE-Gcntlemcn wishing TO
~ purch good cheap C1ohinc would do Teli 10 call
a, 1885, Chatham strest whcTc they can find garments at
the following pricc,
Cloth Goats - to sa; Cloth Jackets 81 10 IS; Sat
nett Pants - to s2,75; Cloth Pants s. 20 $50
oil 3m JACOB COGSWELL
CssGAP CARPET STORE.-The subscri-
- he7 oIe:s for sale rnd spcnfI: assortment of
3-py Brussels, line and supcrinn Ingram Carpeticg Oil
Cloth ,tugs, Matts Mating, with all other articles con-
sec;cd with the business cheaper than can be bought a
Other so.e II the city Persons rsm the country city
wishing purchase will find II much to their advantage To
call before purchasing elsewhere II CarastEeet south
side near Broadway. DANIEL 81. WILCOX. aa27 3m
L7sSwHGtE AID AMERICAN PAPER
/ HhNGIHGS ard borders, FOR sale cheap, AT the
United States P-pc. Hauelnz and Band Box Warehouse
IS CaHestrect, near Broadway, Ncw-fork Rooms pa
pcrct III the nca,,st
ami 81, JOSHUA BROWN f5 Canal--trecL
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WOE

their being powerful Sound argument, worthy
indeed Of Tory politics 1t shows that they IN
tend nothing 5u, to keep their places-'ha' they
care for nothing but-themselves.
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ID her would respectfully inform the citzens oil New
y ,b.i he i u-spared to supply them with the above
article OF superior quality which may be obtained al
the following places Nos 3al bceeker ST. i2o bo"ery'
2I2 Canai-.: 2i3 Ceutret l'3 Walker-st h. DIVISION
s. 2t5 Pear! Il All orders left either OF the above
places or at n, Bakery 1913 Charles will DC pramply
attended to. s.3 In EDWIN T. DANIELS.
y P-i liberal di.comnt thos" no sell AGAIN
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y have been greater. had Just parted with an
educated. refined gentleman vi polished manners,
and exqui>itely neat personal appearance. aad now
found myself confronted with stout. robust .roagh
man. " nose buat address and siuyenly attire
made me almost shrink from the proiered grasp
OF hand that had penued some of The best
! " Rhymes in the English language. But the
good natured -" walk IN, walk H. OF the bury
poet, y DO stood the threshold in his stocking
feet, holding pair OF coarse shoes IN his hand.
summoned Up ms democratic blood. and assured
ne | was welcome. The first glance at Mr.. E.
lott head reminded me Of the appearance OF Te-
neral Jack>on's when him at Washington
some f:tce wears ago. The same bold, irnnk,
unrclaNing expression which marks the front Of
the hero OF the Hermitage auimates the counte-
nance of the antCorn-aw Rhyn,er. was In
stucted, amused, vexed, and inspired during
interview. There i. struggling mixture OF hu-
mainly, doggedness, md genius, in his compost
ton, which makes him rare man. bis views
are b. turns deep and shallow his conceptions
large and li't- his language bold and tame.
found great heart in his bosom seatiag strongly
with generous impulses towards crushed manhood.
He is an enthusiastic admirer Of General Jackson.
and sworn foe OF Blldle and the Bank. Ia Eng
land he is cla>sed a. Il Radical In America he
would glcry in the name of Loco Foco. He i'm
proved the casion of our pretty long discussion
upon tariffs, banks, and corn-la~s, to thoroughly
dry his shoes and stockings-thus proving that Dr.
franklin was not the only man who he'd that time
is money \ hundred such Rhy mers would make
the pillars Of British arstocracy tremblc on their
base-ay, to THEN fall
You are mistaken in your estimate Of Joseph
SIN Buckin giam. Send a jackass on a journey
and he II not come back a horse says the old pre-
verb Mr.. Buckingham is a chariaian the world
over | inquired him ou5 while was in Sheffield
which ne once represented in Parliament He Is
regarded as conceiied pretender by his old con-
stuenis. But why get in passion because ne
has mixed some wholesome truths about US IN hi-
bushcl of rubbish Do let u, apply friction 10 our
organ Of sclfesteem, and make it grow. lndis-
criminae carping hi. criticism, only proves that
we have never been out OF the United States or
If we hive, tina, we did no, leave preiudices a;
home Yours, &c. MANHATrAS.
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OpERLIx lSs1lruTg.-Thc number OF students
male aud female. at this Institution Is 3b0 Inco-
logical 81 College, rs; Shorter course 45
Male Preparatory. 2l3; Female Preparatory .
Young Ladies course, l5l.
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1gcnCy for Paying Taxes Oh Land
IN THE WESTERN STATES

At NO 80 Mere hants Exc n Il II e,
WaH-st. Nee- York.
r. F. LITTLE.
References-Messrs. Shpmnn AyTes AblJ'h fisher
Fs. samuel Marsh EsQ. New York Edward C. Della
van. $50 Saratoga Co; Hcvcy Sanford, q New lia-
ven. Con; Alb DIXIE Esq. Providence, Ri, Geo VIM.
Gordon Pos. Master, Boston. % ln
VETO T0 FAD BREAD N Oak Il. -
AtNo a5f Hudson and 81 Walker-strcet, can be had
very siperlor home MAIDS Bread ana large loaves
HIS Cakes all made from the best Dairy Butter the
market nif-rds Also fancy articles, such As Misses
Mackrovl- Finger, Rout and French Biscuit, &c C. anc
large Plum an Pound Of the worry beat quality and orna
m utsd in a most o!eyan, style. All at MlLNER'
s. The subscriber also makes the old style oil bread
from rye and Wheat Flour mixed
Two Rows wanted to learn the baking business. o6 I'm
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ILLINOIS 1..LN - 80 ENL = u. D. /" la a.,
L Attorney and Councillor at Law, md "en''-' i''-A
Az nj L .wis1os, Fulton Co. llinon ..L
s,it,,s MADISON George Draper, 50 Cedar st New
York Dr. j. B. Mann sad VIVA r. AeD0asa o Jea Ina
Nev Jersey.
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n KENNEDY, latsy from Troy ~ T. Customers,
. this asa p ss suDc yreaer ha. taken as
Clinton Hair Cutting Curling and sharing s.s long
C.ton corner of Grard streets, hsv,n % eut ssd curl
in the business ne Is etye Please give call
oS In
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/ ing on hnea and cotton cloth.-The superiority OF
th, valuable preparation ever any other OF the KIND con
sists being more durable when written vi" aos iaos
but retan IT. brightness years, and requls DO pre-
p.rarlon 1t may used with common pen as II Is 81
The proper eoussercs and single tri4 w convince all
Of is intrinsic value. Beware OF countereits
and sold BY j. PAYSON, Williston Northampton, hass'
and every genuine bottle has his written .Ensure, s'
ont rhieh 1t not gsHE,nf Sold IN NeEfork a.
sale and retail by A. 3. SANDS, Druggists, co -
and 100 Fulton. street and DAVID SANDS "a I'm
E,It.RrosdxaT Price 81 csnts.
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IT Graham lIouse, Bnrein. ut. Miss
TRAYER aud MRS. GOSS respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have taken Inc wei
known GGARAM House.. hitherto kept W ar X. uo's'
(who rotito, and having put IN excellent co&ai'oh
for the winter prepared To accommodate ts" Hore
FERN Boarder, with Parors e Bedrooms only on
reasonable terms Their Table will b. supplied wish the
be, Vegetables Fruits &c that the markets OF oaF Ci'
affords, while those who prefer qaet simple AMI nauf'l
living and au atmosphere uu,ahted By the Od'F' oil AGO
mol and Tobacco will hnd here agreeable Home.
Transient Boardsrs or persons visiting the CITY, ae-
commodai.d or reasonable terms - =
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NTOTICE-CAYUGA LAKE AND INLET STEAM
y BOAT COMPANY STOCK Notice Is herehy gwen
,ha, Two Uu,Ired and Eighty Shares OF the Stock
OF the Cgvura Lake and lnlet steam Boat company
which shares wsre Hypothetical BIZ Richard va
rick De VIII subscriber 10 secure sc payment u
seven thousand tw hundred and nrc ds!lars anu ioy
x snt. will be .od auction for the payment ti ue
balance of the unoun for which they remain pledged OF
so much thereof the said shares OF stock VIII Drns
the Exchange In Wall the Ciy OF New fork Oh
the IN sy of November NJ l2 o'clock, at hoon o.
that day. The anoua. du, the pledge OF 'aic stock
ON the !sy Of TIE OF this notice, vs aeusand .%o
'snsI nrc. of aid ock was fifty dollars each inare,
'H- - = '1' JOHN TOWNSEND
...o.,,o. tSIl
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~ TO LEI-Part of he two story houte NO
as 1868 Chamber st to a small family. Posse sion can
1c mad immediately Inquire Mt $50 fulton II. o2slO'
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- TO LET-Until the list Of Nay next. pos
t1A session Immediately, a two story frame House IN
XA Willow street, Brosk,n. 1t will be lei low 10
,ood Tenant Appy at ~ Hicks street - 81
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.,0aRD.-A Gent,eman ana his wife, aud sInclo
- gentleman can have good board IN private family.
where there are but e" hoarter IN desirable st1suoo
rg.r 81 Luke Church. 3s5 Hudson by calling lnmc
- c2l lw-
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DK0ssATEON D-oncSear has h'ns
Parent Seli-RosAirg Chair been before the Psolc--
The fir, ogc made exhibited By hiin al n; an "
.4c ana received IN. first Premium "a SILVER MetaLj
Tri year he sgsiu exhibited the sei'nocAing ChHi''
with the addition Of many Improvements snd II Ss'iu re-
c.,,ed The first Premium 1t row may be considered per
h. n.nd All varting Rocking Chairs, should call al
ISC'S 47t Ycoadssy. u.
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To TEACHERS AND PARENTS


JNLEMENTS OF NATURAL PHlLOsOPllf-Embra-
II cling the general principles of Mechanics ydro'tatcs
Hydraulics. Pneumatcs. Acoustics Optics, Electricity,
Galyanstn Magnetism and Astronomy, illustrated BY sew
cra hundred engraynrs. designed for the so OF ochoos
and Academes-By LEONARD GALE, NJ. Id.
Professor of Geology aud Mneralogy the University O.
the city Of New York and Lecturer on Chymistry AMI
Natural fhilosophy-l vol IL mo-
The above work on Natural Philosophy is extensively
used IN academies and schools and meets with the decided
npurobat of teachers wherever II Is known Dr. halr
IS practical man aud Iaany of the ILLUSTRATORS gwen 10
thl, are from experiments actually madcby the author NM
self 80 that neither student are suscted to
the mort OF such failures IN their experiments as
arc constantly occurrng IN the of books prepared by
mere compier themselves Ignorant Of the sub
ec upon which they pretend 10 write Tor ac INSTRUCT Oh
of others. -,
This work is neatly printed md substantially bound
and IS sold at the low OF $ per dozen Teacher
about forming classes tn. study vi Naral Phioso ply
and paren, who feel interested in having proper elemen-
ary book. placed In the hand, OF their childrea' are
requested to examine for Themselves PabLsaed sno
IA nv COLLINS, KEESE & co.
nt6Iu Isl Pearl-street New. York.
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p0IIFD GERMAN SILVER.

..Mss C. AOFFETr, III Priscestres; near oGs'e,
e md Yor usc;urc. TO superior artce OF sfnan gu
he offer. for sale wholesale and retail o. al niSs
uo..ss aud warrant, equal 10 any, eithe' fo'e's
mesiic Tor color and sotness
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;DSARD.-A Psrior os ,! loor and bed rooms NAV
ID be had with board peasant location lOl East
Broadway house hrst class private fam AND ie"
eject ho.rler, Terms favorable. References eI-
.harrsJ o2J 6t'
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n, FOR SALE pair Of el OK Horses.
~ Inquire Fulton street House, No 70 Fuiton ST.
Rn o2s 81
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DoUsLLED BY Kw-suRPASsEp By
+, S0yE-Io wholesale and retail Gr0cers Shippers
,gd Country Merchants The Subscribers ore' of SAFE al
the lcwe. possible prices for cash. IN lots 10 su eui
pa,neIee & Sons Celebrated Lsnsreburgh Soap
and Candies warranted to stand any climate and 10
rIye entire .a.i.factioa
200 10 1,tc1, Mould Candles. various sizes
1000 DO Hydrauii: pressed do do
100 do COMMON mould Go do
They also offer for sale almost every variety oil eenn
p.cdncs including Beef Pork Lard Hams, Butter,
60. Flour Tongues &c II lots 10 suIt purchasers al
S1a, go. n. cash J. i. s. q. W. ATWOOD,
io@ P' IL Front-st-
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[KYIN. INsTpTUTE ROAKDtl



w TUTE Westminster Couuty, n. Y-JOHS SWIM
BURNE, A. VI, Miss A. G.. ROGERS, Principals
The duties Of THE Institution viii be rcsamed on the LIST
of November with every facility for the acquisition OF
knowledge. Tho plan OF the Institute embraces all thu
branccs OF coppcte English education, with the Latin
creek French and lalar Languages Drawing aud Paint
ing und Vocal and l,strumer tai Music The Institute
furnished with valuable Philosophical Apparatus, and
Library OF Leo volumes. The expenses of board wash
ing SC. aud tuition in the ordinary English branches
$3.50 year Applications for circulars containing more
particular information may be made 10 the Principals a,
White Plains
Refersnce.-N Barrs, D. D., Presidept Of the Wesley
an University, White Plains and Minott Mcneil, Esq.
rcw-York-David NJ. Reese VI. d. Z,bearc Ring,
Esq Ebenezcr Cauldwe, Esq, Rov. Samuel Lucky, ID.
D. Thoma, L. Bond, n. D., Harper Il Brothers, Rev.
Marvin Richardson, Joseph Washsurnc, James Beatty,
and Peter PiCckney.
Brooklyn-Johu Bro~n.on, Esq, Rev. James FlOy and
David Cooper, Esq
Observation-Disclosures Mas,erson, Esq.
ST. Augustine Fla--,ien Joseph NJ. Hernandez.
Cincinnati-Rev. Charles Elliott, ID. D., Rev L. l.
Hamine and William Nctf.
Wesleyan Univeasity-Rev d. d. Wheden, A NJ and
Augustus w Smith A. NJ. ole 81 cod
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M,,ranE xnAssE No 40 ful.

C,asHiX EATING HOUSE, No. ii9 Full
\ ton and Il Ann street, extending clear through
Thi, ,pcnd1 establishment now II successful opera
ton beng cell brs'c for supplying ITS patrons WIN the
80 h., Tho marker affords al the most moderate prices
,nd 2, all hours from \. n. un, Il P, ~ every day
lid or In
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IN To HET-Threo three-story hou;es, 'ua's
1i; on the east side OF THIRD Aserus between 'ltn ana
I.h streets and hree-sory House aud store SITUATE
mn the west side of Third Avenue between Oth ana list
.,r,s, Moderate rent Possession may be had nnsdi-
at-ly Inquire of I. MACFARLAN, Tenth street near
I'd Avenue. w. !"
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- FARM FOR SALE, or Exchange for City

ry-H EARfl FOK SALE, or E1chhngo Tor UIiy
eSS& Proprrty-A Farm IN Queens County, l.. l.. con-
100. tanipg between SO and 6O acres OF hr't rate Land,
IN high state Of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
house. are all new and in first order, With n"ve'-
f,ng well Of good water, apple orchard, &c The drs-
lance is nine mhes from Newiork. The above properly
will be sold or exchanged for city property and posses
sion given immediately. Address l.. NJ s. at th,- office:
~ e 81 3tawu
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nOARD-u 90 B.ckman.. street, for the w'nter
Is en- nd .cc o6 I'm
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a;LyEH NEDAL AWARDED.
--xSG.a PATENT SELF ROCRENGs

A L. Ia y
T-STG-s PAVEIT SELF ROCHlNG
il CHAIR-l-il-Is I'd offered, much improved.
L,.;,I r,cL If i,.clf VIII please infant
y,li owe rerfect e.se VIII comfort the aged.
wiz not 70, out Of order. Viii prove family coz ioFt
Is rot this sufficient la sickness or IN health.
Rock rock il Kings chair, there enerA IN H.
That soothc. all the OF suffering burma nifty
Tell OF the plearure there Is IN the use OF H.
Rockiac 20 freely-of ease the reality
The regulating ohs Chair makes It n ehect equal
IN d.ct aSd separate hairs, consequently The pur
chaser Of Ming, elf-kockcr bu's the ChEar Eoi d.
vel As the elsissi and best rocker IN the market
NB-The rocker, of this char present no 0''fTet0n'
neither DO they the carpet
Away. on nand the following patent Chairs all war
'' PEvoLylSG CHAIRS. REGIMENT CHAIRS r !
RFCUNB.NT REvOLVINS CHAIRS. Library
CHARS WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS with cr-nt variety. all made Tor
especial ease und comfort All kinds OF chairs made 10
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
~. of rnair. N. w. KING
Pateat Chair Maker No. IA BrosdTay'
or7,f New York between Grand s. Broome 81
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FOE SALE Or EXCH ANGE-i


3is Country Sent, 10 miles frcm the city, located IN
Queens County, L. l. containing upwards OF ~ acres OIL
FIRST rate land The buildings arc one doebie mouse mo
dern 6,sh with CRATES marble mantlss folding doors
&c extra Kitchen also large barns, wagon house. car
rage house. shop granary, poultry house and yard leo
house with all other convenences necessary Tor large
family The fruit is Of the best KIND and 10 every Variety
apples cherries, Sc III abundance.
4 large amount of the money may remain ON eond ana
mortgage; or BROOKLYN NewYork CITY property would
be taken in exchange. Address L. NJ. s. at this Office
n
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sc H 0 o l. S
NlMILY E0R


p,bar Of aup,,, i, limited 20 twenty, The next term
-,I .o,urrenrr Noyem.er l.r
JAMES BETTS PRINCIPAL
VIA, ;,,c-yicx c,u ~, had with he Prlscipsi dur
inc ~ ,t -. Of October by calling on he Rev Sam
l " b,t..ey Br,es Cburch On pe 4; the oscs of tue
Motrer. tarazine New York at which place snd Ca
Pre- apple street 81 ookyn circulars containing psrcu
lar ;irae be ebtarcd. OF Ga
ESt.LEsN AND CLASSICAL. BOARDING
Il SCHOOL. EOa BOYS 81 New Rochelle. We>tcac.
Ter County NY
The next term Of this institution uil the
| hrst Msniay II November next Inc otyect OF ms
School the cfuc@ion OF soSS Ga eHch p'hePa' ahu III
SUCH way rs any IhTl>uah parent "ouii uesre.
The course embraces sill tie branches oil tho'oueh
trrR Education ara ai>o nose @hicn are rfiu'e' o'
admission into any Coll 90 turther information may 0,
learnes from the FrIeiPa VINO m5 De see an' inc Isl
OF November Al the Cartoa House
PRAIT, Principal
Reference i respectfully made to Dr. Mott. Potter
Proudft. Union College; Hcycrsnd. II WinSow, Il. w
ID l.. vi
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20 Private SonrdinE.-Gcntlcmen wishing per
1aucn Bosrd asd Rooms IN location convenient 10 GAG
business part of the City, will be accommodated at No. 70
Ouaae-treet Just of BROAD, where but few board
rs taken aud every oxcrton mace to reader theT
10 NE pleasant ard comfortable. The house enrely
CIV, and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
:, .fereucs. exchanged jya2 e
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE AT NEW-BRIGHTON, Staten Island, to tho
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p.vls& vAy vErcHrss, Attotnies. OLE tSII

0Cii.Ls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steel Pens are better all respects than Qulils-
more Iarsbc equally pliable AID cheap.
They ere carefully made selected AID re-seiccted before
offered to the public go H.
II believed that their merit. will soon give them III
pre- emynencc among others.
r The trate supplied 4, wholesale by the Agent
EDWARD J. EMO, Platt-.treet
B-For sale b., the principal Sationers md dealer
-. = - - 80 nd corr,rv su3G ly
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EruArH Of TIE LIvlSG.-ln the year 1872,
or thercabouts one OF the most distinguished poet
csscs of this country wrote several epliaphs uPsn
circle of gentlemen who were the bcaux OF u vii
lasc in Massachusetts. All Of them told home
but We find only that is sufficiently general IN
it. interest TO warran; Us in giving 1t place 1t
was m now distinguished statesman. Member
OF Congress from the same State and town.