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SHERIFF -ALE.-Ly rIlle Of ~-ios .e,' ..e s
- 10 me .ireclel ann delivered VII exp yofs y;
-- sfs.-l- VI i.e i.y hal, .l ne ely "a ~. NJ -
" eillrsdsy, he - a8s 90 J-y, .S-l, a. t.rk
The r. f lifle and Interest 81 Mathew Na'e" az y
.fervsr,i. in whose hands soeger he sane RAY p,
and OIL thai certain house and l0t o. snl az. =, q
known humber ca lf l8l - N4rH- .a'' -. YOi
ecufl Ward Of ne C.ty, County AID STATE " ,rel z
which house. lct ~ lald all l.t nlscs, are nyN '
:. " IfcLcll, Esq-Acss- . Oh, May Isz -. sh,sd
J. w. ALLEN, Deputy ShsrlL "ySA
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-. FARM i0is ~sAE.--lle subscriber oaer' ~
.a Ia nf. uf flc most desirable YARNS m Vneids
- tn,r, deli. .Iffl.lv situated within ball nile o. Ia
t.r- A..nm a Jucl a. contain, ~ Acres OF eNeAeni
LAND. fle prime ra lafi % "fc % h r1's GU.
,. d. Mel. fences tnI wnltfrd has large and coiamc
Uor. DWELLING HOUSE ti for DE- accommodation Of
.crfre ffu r. "a 'l suitable barns aau ohce uol'es
lI,..ttra pac,a Farmer ora Gentle man ie.ifed from
l.rU. M property offers advantage. .tuniu I'd re met
.,fi bonn Hi4 m Is from iio CITY ni Jlca, mile rom
,,. , .. ol N..g-illifi1ru. mite from Newly ora MIA
I . t.. .. faln fHe VILLAGE of WMfo.horO, beng IN 10
e.rfr,D t IA dersc manufacturing population
ArrIcli.0u tU bee made 10 " VI. TURNER, on NC pre-
"meii Ian NICHOLAS DEvEREUX. Uuca
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=. NorI,F-A nAHCAIN.---A COUNTRY

La SEAT ANn FARM FOR sALE-neas The g.iase q
- Sli.e-gI.o Somerset Co., New Jersey sad ram
consists oi llj acres of Land, - oi which Is WOOD Inc
HuIue- nfs nli NEW. and bfi.t within twn fens-hos"
and B4ri both built by days WORK and of the bet maiea
l. House huf BOB e COTTAGE sTNit ~ by 81 ie' h.a'
ir through fn. centre. par.0r- finished Will marble n~le'
usrya 81 feet front and D. feet down each sldo-ogcH
with an Observatory top Of -h House. Two story Aes
.p Boo tie rear aud Cellar under DE wlo"o ne man plH
, vim aiI all Tagged through no le best mann6
Tr Bfrnis 90 feet long and painted wmet afnage hoIs'
Zee. House, Ac ALSO great variety ~ ftlli OF @'ue
,rr.0r.Dr.- together .fh quantity oi sarhbey.
1s premises c within four hundred yards OF me ,ounII
sI I'D about o. onartr uf mlIs nh fle ksfoad. W
ri.. b.. bout fs1 Il0 sand u laiifum t' Ity For tn.
tr psli lr iqu.l % Doe -lscnbernl aud proprietor dle
N,rfOsAi ulgrL, No. Cortland r., Nrsy- orb
m@l n 'hA' lNofr.
ga FARM FOR ~iIE.--sifuafe on the Isoadir
- Nrw E0ce io White J. ans ,honi 20 ndisianl on
80 cacf conf aiming $50 ACRES or LAND, all Of ~inca
Plough IHI. excepting Ten Acres, nch Is Wood LAo.
i- place d. divided hs aaHe, and 10 iai uli INTO conFeue
..s for cultivation A fc fences are az stone, in gg.i
urcf lHi e ground u al s safe o rif alton Itr Du,
n.s ll ~ good caIarfer eld Boo order For TERMS appJ
ID s. d. NfNlDAt nl Tire rftuirrstWW
dHf j. ADVANCE, W joNn.-i. NeF.fmL
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NIcnnINs nEvEREuX. uac.


r . COUNTRY SEAT FOR -Al.E.--Sinsic
LTD. on f.c kmcsludEo Road. between INN aud sAn
@ Avenues. lN5d and iNf streets, collinns Acres q
T. AND u .IOd cutFaIUn aud uuounl.ng ln fni ife~''
.lnilbrrv sc. IT, ground II elevated ana commands
noble fr. ol ilc a'efs Oi ilr a'r and ,,i is'.t nc
,.-, .t d, f,f.llc yisq uf Long Island TRIMS MADE
EASY. AnpIv io ANDREW g. :. 3. NcDOWN.
j. t..faofs ui Aiircs NctnNu, decreased, "
irf O. tDKIANIF. - lnhneL y. 7
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
4, WHITE. l75 BROADWAY, up stars, 80 'i.N i'-ps'.
T.. nir call tIe attention Uf citizens and -ral-
Ins iir $50 f0 bis -peua.l collection e" bA't rhisIo
TYPE PORTRAITS, SINGLE or ln groups from lo IL per
,. .r bic. ..rne Plate which for beauty and accuracy ul
.rrf 600 cannot le surpassed. Portraits aAfi 200 a A'-
of weather e-r with or without Ar cOnr, ir prices OFT
which be- las reduced to o-e a-ed uf ue most nrAp
r-r-rli B. fI- hI-iI---. a.,
Tl. Anerran Institute atits a'e exhibition. as lrded Mr
Is.,.... i1r -r04nr- lud general eileen which r. nH'
-'- .'-..f .,f lie. r.l-. I'D ms Portraits alLu
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- FOR AIT->eftri hu i.nf LOIS GA A-aa-c aai
Is -, Hfcot .yn Apply 90
- ANIu0Nl J. BLEECNER
Brnsl.s near N.n
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, I,,,. f.,,i f ONLY about an hours ride by Raj
road situate udfOrIng fhe pleasant f age ol >phsae1
N.v Jersey. near f.e Clurch Post once Nc lt'ls v@@
w - -,, Ns,,ar, o. from T.. fllehiowl, and l'om New
N.r. fr Nurf- ard ESSEX Railroad passing "ihh al
@ Of r near VI Ige The Farm contains 81 acres o. lf'
, fg land n o. cl fat on wei. 80 a, t'i ana wei
mel Mil nelf and cUlmoliDu, Dwelling House arg
ga- ANNA. r House aud or necessary "u-pa.dns~A
'r. new Possession csu Bee had whenever dc,ni Ad I,
-t 81 , rire>e money remain on murf. age, % " sAei
Price s3NN Inquire on ue rlemsca, nf 81 d. JUNE
Wir hear Tie BARN. ,f m Nesh ora d ~ i.sa-st,.s,
1f.if.,Ut NeV-Nor MAY lh. lsi5 mlo imS'e"
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WINDOW SHADES

xxrHOLFsALF AND RETAIL r BERRlAN'S New
w store 400 Bowrfg-Ju-t received three cns'- oi t
latest and most heauf patterns ever oIefruf consisting
French Scrolls Roman Arches, Landscape Hoic-, 40
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n N IIVT 9T~3'' VI IT
Col PFRRf N,> CoVRTLASDr
| fully concur IN the above opinion - 1000, =, :,

VI =.
This Iinmeni j. sold by Ruslaon Co. 10 broadway, 10
A.or House: Broadway corner Fourteenth street. \ H.
Sands. 70 Fulton street Broadway. II East Broad
way; Aspiuwa 86 William street, Meakn, 5ll Broadway;
uion III Bowery, corner of Grand street. Moss corner o
cannon and Grand Streets {. T. tine-iis lV Nassau street
rner of Ann. Bonsa cOricr Canal and Hudson; Austin
rner Cedar and Nassau j. J. Coldingion, SOS iudson-
Graham corner Oh Slip aud Water 81. Hhhard Cobb, ~
Iom 81 Mrs HAYES lSg Fulton 81 Brooklyn; tlurS, cor OF
Atlantic and Columbia streets Brookym ana pInttisH k
1rralv tro,shout the United States. ana by HOADLtN
PHELPS co, li2 Water street ~ \. who are The whole
sale agents Orders addressed 10 them or Ia the proprietor
GEORGE +. STANTON
Bush Hylver lTs, Dishrow AS, Ill., s@ Grtenw zen ~
,unn cor Bs>ckcr and Christopher Sis Watson - aia
uc Cox 10 9ih Sargent Eta street ana 81 avenue
tshander IN sh avenue Jackson 10 Cherry - koloh,
- Fnsi broadway; Colby SOL Pearl Everett, 20 Hudson
street, Hart Sis Grand street. NJ. y Bunc. X j. husband
O7 OH avenue: Coegeslal. Chatham ~; tnmhe, lious-
ON and Howery Nlu lmE
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sALAMANDER SAFES.

THIGHS IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANCA
IL sAFFS-Wananied Fire. Thief and Damp Proof To
Snsmander /. the only safe among the many plfpofng ~
be- Fire Proof which has 10 all cases proved 10 De so'
has been severely tested ei different times ara h" snE
instance can be- adduccd where one has failed To pere
H. contents Upwards o.! four hundred have been so ~
if snhscrher aud his aren't n NewOrcan- The pulc j.
,d "a cali and .afl M, for themselves al The store OF
A. : MARVIN, 1885 Water ~
" ~ mv14 Nv
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q. Nt1 4, I'D. .- A ..f..D above " a...N -iNu la. 10
- IN or Lease. Applicants NAY Del more iily m
''I.. GEO. n. BALDWIN
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x. LOFTS TO iEr.-Lishi, a.ry and ooua'oi.ou'
/, s. fi,-'r~ may he uh.arti nl lrr cation in
IL ,.vtrf EUGENE Ely 4 GO. II Fufons-
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\ 80 N'ee y - formerly No tiI w ll.-,.reei-
go. r.. ..- I'M. ... iv RI RE and .ie ca.la..e- o'
GFNFRAL MARINE and INLAND \ ANi'NA'"-'' '-
..-f.r-v ample ind terms ilc most iifofan.e. ,i h
f, t.a Id Of Incorporation al t-' fTNI.- al' i ,t
.t ..-ai adj fh. Company are 20 liberty % redeem NJ
,. .- ,.t.i af-- f.. profits exceed -1NffN A.
l. ,,,if t, rr,rrrflv adjusted and paa.
TKU> rEE>
f...,. n. = OGDEN. SAM l. Mitchell. VI Nrftiiil.'
James .,' N-'''' ..f K,-ir.f. Sr'-r : BeIsdic',
james Brown rinH.l ~ 'l'-' .. pe.1
John G.hur. Nm tt.I-fsN-' r..f'-i fr.tr
r Burnt. AiHA-i ,-l-s,y-
- --.a..rt IL Nlfwar-h, Lorn. R--i''''
= so~~. SEM Richards. Aln bcAf
ID ! Com-foca iilt- h's .il"' - IT,
, VI WemUre W in D. A-ii.Ni"' y a. 80.
uf,~ : i.r.ou Thos " Ludlow. g. W trh!' 49,.
\ WoofhuN, Loco > >'.tIt1' -
D.. T.viUr Tho. Is Richards, iei fftt'
No. No. -. f,i-I Cr,irr jacob Harvey.
Henry Chllrcey ~...f er J.. n ,,,,,t.,- r..4.-+
A. 81 MERCHANT Nicc-frr-iien-
LEWIS BfNroN. secretary .,t ,-....
"a Tire Nautilus Ir. .ni-I ln-'f -i.'c '- ,..s ,
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j 4 PtslfI--frr,f.
Anaito. ~ baskets Para
Tapioca ~ bills. do
Spirits Turpenune p hb-
Camphcue, ~ do. 800.
Rosn, Jh du llci q" u"i'
coffee. % bags Mocha. ~ do. African
Chocolate prepared Cocus and Cocoa Paste ulnuiac
tufr of " ehl 4 TaVuiuhiv. w
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rIlO PRISTEK~.--One second hand sn-le iihd-'
Trufng Pre-. for sale, bed 20 by ~ inche- lh- na
chime las u.i been put perfect order and has ir -hce
ayer n'fache-so that 10 requires but person 10 aen
NJ IL Will be sold very low on application 10
IL. HOE 4 co. - and 81 Goli street
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Real gstate.

- WANTED store ior , sSas D'oer'y n 'as
- upper psr u ne S's oI ... ~ 80, - % - re
. t m M. Io- .n and sl', desirable ard or.
,s,l trnrrf rlr D. secured oy addressing ofocery"u
f'.e o.fce Journal oi toi.1'f'.- leSS.
". TO LET.-Paf Of ile coinmeiious dwelling M,
f. ..sr,c " 81 81 1realvay 10 ssa.l fizy
~ FOX -tiE.-N ga.a4sc f.rce % gFolaa o. a.
roraert corner ..A." -t ''''t''i N.1s
A- '' ANTHONY d BLEEcKER
,,si ro Brosa-.i. near VA
Ia; -Al.T->e,srsi na. ling LOIS On Alaa..s ass
- ASIHOSl }. BLEECNER
NIB, Is Broaa.si. near Wal
,-riI .NFNIE AND I3D -TRLkr-T,
E BaIie-.- -'e i- ~, p. ,'.'3i ., .. ne Wes'
2 .,,..r.s cli le .r-c'el ua i, -rnla. io sisa..
,,. r.r ~, b. s.lloa se1 favorable iesris For pas.
'''' -i' RICHARD vAy DYKE. Jr. Aae'.oaeyr
...nf,v So Do Nf..f Mortimer bu.iag
=. WANTED no Pt RCIiA-E-A Pan sna =,
s; spectacle nN t.i- d. .'.''' 1. ~. - y @4!,
...s. ANTHONY }. BLEaCAEk, BiosI-.t
y uoI-E WtNTED.-A m'siern ors'aa ,,ory
~ 'ioa.e. ,ca'ci ia -' 1ri ..,'.o,. n pc f.esaA
-nu RiCu,RD d ~ pYNE D. s. BE- walst
~ 20 I-Ef.-las 0fI,f rtfi %. ~ p .nla soy
- Ir.--l ,r.s a.-.r't.c ocafoa For mllrer.
artist. c-a ....trsl .et.i..- H'' S. ai, .e Az.
b.. r|NtH I'D ''f'' - '-t.'Ntf'f N- Ne
u..- mNl' iw
r ~ rrV-ruRFE FURNISHED ROOMS "a
f l..,.Is,. ID. .frtf. i.N 0ol.r iIU'N pre- Battery
- i..a.. IoN .si r.o. nyy
-4.riI-f -AIE .tP.-A huI.e ali -.i a1s
%. - ..,'.. uI.,f rar .f fe Cry. 80 .1 ore m'aaI,
- .. .f IN. AVIS NrHNu. .fc uI STAGES. lHg oi
..r.s rrRfir SMITH. i' on,'nN ch. ny. Nesc'si
--.-1.y[,f B,liiAiN.-A Larl CO.. a.l Nsais
o. ta-r, fr -at ff ertt bargain, '.i lH complete o.
- l..- f.- maxim. lt >cifr or c0rnol >'rinf Can
i, ..-, r..r r,.nf..e f'r iliuc.iie uIerslnas. Ap
~t,o TRUMAN ROBERTS $50 'Arry's- maiiy
-. LOCATION TOR Bt >iNh>> IN BROAD.
BE- n l1 v ..Il d.. A. Ufi.c above a..h-iNn AA- TO
- FV OR Lease. Applicants NAY Del more ii.l m.
/ f.rr,,.,I n, Ga In- o.. Sd pr.co-sIrts'. on . -
myl- WV - LINN
/ -. 10 IET-A ,aclnt LOT DOB rnoy-.' suitable ior
/ - mslnflcurnr business. Enquire OBJ Thomas Bran,
.-, LArHE0P BARTLETT 90 fears,
<x=IoI'r~ TO iEr.-Lis De, airs and coua'ccou'
p b. TOrrS NAV Re ubH4nCi nl avg .ti..Vn Ln
- f,v5u EUGENE Ely co 81 fu.ionst
r. PART or HOUSE N III D~oN-~r. nes'
e. TrOrr lr LEI cons -lns Di tN . ofs ON - OCT
- ,or. with Aric Room. tl-cnrni' Noodlopse Ae-
! rter-etn--s are NOW oeug rn' in complete o'iei-" "a
C. ~ uef-aul ,si. lc painted iArol, nV4i Anl'elAel
] l,.. fa d small fla. $50 Az Ply io ~
r- n ADNrKNiAN MILLER iol Nassan-st
-. IHpOaTEK- or DKh GOODS n
@ Divert .r- , yea plat 40 -is'c,l House 10,
rri. n't.,r a. -.Uai,.i. about u1c ana Aai tlr
north oi on Place. having a ~ .e - FeN ,' 'ie hsisv
.f. ..I.a-f fIaI ID
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TIN. Agency. which Wa originally commenced nY Dee
.--rrfr Id sff now r-ernf- tie er'-rrr-r- rorrul
~ r hl.1e-- colurr, complete system tf which ~
of procuring f1- Custom ~ ~ country POP almost pr
extent. l manner m once CONVENIENT aal ic.orl 'f
Iu - lulv arorTsl and empowered PA ilr pflFe
40 re several paper fn represent tenl - %. raac
non NJ business v B. PALMER.
mis- 5mWAS Agent frr Country Nes' .rsr~rs.
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Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations" edited by Nc
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NEW MUSIC.


lust received, the following pieces of New Mu-
.. SIC at the OLD established store two doors east
u ~ W. FISCHER.
NV sister, Oh my sister-by l.. T. Chadwick:
When the early stars are peeping-by c. Meineke
DAYS of my chdhood-by G. F. Heuberer
The American National song of Lberty-by S.
Radon
Ask me no more to sing that song Of gladness-by
Glover
The old church clock-by J. Long
Unfading beauty-hy F. Petersilea
The Free the German Rhine--by ]. w. Hudson
I'm with you once again-by w. r. Dempster
The Matin bell
Jeanne Morrison--by w. r. Dempster
The voices of lfe--by G. J. Webb
The bells, the bells of evening-by A. Lee
The Inch Cape Bell-by J. Parry
Stars OF the summer night by o. w. Withrng-
Mary Hay-by r. Bruce
Little Eddie by J. N. Metcalf
The bold outlaw -GIee--by H. R. Bishop
IT'S very merry thing-Glee-byJ J. A. Wade
Grabbed age and youth-Quur,s,te-by Rev. J. S.
Stephens .'
Come, Fairies. trip it on the grass-gIee-by J..
Parry
Down the dark waters--duett--by c. Jeffries
The mariner loves DER the waters to roam-by A.
Lee #a.-
Sweet wal,z-by c. F. Hebesreit
Indian summer grand waltz-by Il. Bricher
Four easy wal,zes-by J. b. Woodbury.
Lite is a dlelm--grand watz-by Strauss
Love not---a celebrated qucksiep
Independent, Grey's quick step-by B. Reiss
Cazneau's quick step-by F. II. Brunn
Nix my Dolly-a favorlte quickstep
Village qucNstep--by f. l.. White
Jonnson's quick step. G. Jones
Fra tante angrosce, Rondo--by F. Hunter
Beethoven's celebrated andante-arranged by II.
Herr
Favorite polka of the Rhme-by f. WOLF
Paris polka-by P. Schubert
Romance sans pawes-S. Thalberg
Rubin poka-P Schubert
Three favorte polkas--by c. Labitzky
Quadrilles les adieux-by V. Lazard
Ethiopian quadrilles, danced by the Virginia min
strels
La GitaDa-by II. Herr
Childrens' party quadres-by Camelle Schobert
Rory o. Moore, with variations by E B. Boilers
Iewcz
She wore n wreath of roses, with variatons-by
Valentine
Lady mine, with variations
Kings singers daily practically c. M. King
A companion to the chor-by G. M. King
Jenny get your hoe cake done, by Joe Sweeny.
Jim along Josey ..
Ole virgrnny break down-by Joe Sweeny
De ole Jaw bone-by Joe Sweeny
Ole Tare river-by Joe Sweeny
Jumbo Jum-by John Smith Dec. 7--3ti
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