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A. NJ MEswIS, Auct.oaeer
DY BANGS, BROTHER a Co.-TnL

ITSalts Rooms, NO. Is Fuk.IoW
MONDAY. Nov. Ia and following days II re -.
PARCEL SAiE oF ENeLIsv AND ANgRIcAN BooxS-c.
aOgues tor the shove safe are an pfepa as,on ssi NJ :.
bruce .arge cons .nmerts from the Eug n gahhs-, -
q lucus from tie American tredc socfsSi P1tca,.
the catalogue should be furnished immeaaiely
MONDAY EVENING. Nov IS q. 81 o'clocs
CIRCULATING LIBRARS-Embrseibg great varet, .
Standard aud Miscellaneous Books. incluius many 49,
out of print AsO. assortment OF New ani Poo. .
Publications..
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for slLI

The subscr beg will oer for sale by Auction >
Orange Hotel in the Nillege OF New bnrgh, WEDSc
DAY, the 5th day Of January next at 10 O'Clock N,
entire r. Estate OF the late Samuel ketcaam, desis
consisting OF the following Farms aud Lots " Land W.
The Farm which the deceased resided, contanni sb
co acres OF excellent lond
The Farm known as the Seaman Farm, containing y
acres OF Lands
A lot of Meadow Land containing u ceres;
lot OF Land known the Gather Walks lot eouiAs
81 acres
AWood Lot known the Taylor lot, containing sb's'
acres;
A House and Lot. cOntaining7 scrcsi
A Lot containing halt an acre.
Said Farms and Lots Of Land situated in the Ier
Cornwall, OaIgo County The road leading IRON ~
10 Canterbury. about five miles from Cornwall Lana
miles from New bur- Oh, and miles from the s
burgL Branch Railroad Orrs Mill SIld fans Hs
good state OF cuTiiyatOn-are suitably proportions =
Plough, Meadow and Timber Land There on esi !
said Farms large and convenient Dwellings and Sod Bs'
with Cellars and Stabling under the same, and al ~
Out buildings In good repair Apple Ochsr. "a
various other Fruit Trees. SAID Farms ~Aieft Z
neyertang stroaIDs running through them, and are 90
adapted a. Farming and Dairy purposes The lon ~ .
joining ard lying in the immediate ncghbOrhood T&ss
is made for the purpose OF closing up said Estate P'
AIDE easy. Title indisputable.
~ For further PARTICULAR inquire OF ID. w. Bate M'
bGIsh; Vim. Morrison Can ,erbury T.. q. Aa<fen, "
Hurley Ulster Co; X. ~ Green, ON the premises o. ,
subscriber, in the town OF New-Windsor
4. J. FULTON Attorney for Owen
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Il. A. CHuLTos, Auctionecr.
GALE of TWENTY-SIX VALUABLE Vi

~ CANT LOTS ia the seventh Warl OF the City II
Brooklyn COLE & Chiffon viii sell st aaetioG o.
TUESDAY, Nov 10, 1852 at ~ O'Clock, the MereA,n
Exchange. u vacant Lots OF ground situated on hys
Ross and Keap-sts aud Wythe-hy, neat Bedford and D.
ysIon-avs, IN the Cry OF Brooklyn.
These Lots ere locaea i'm one OF the elevated ~
rsTdly Advancing port ons OF BROOKLYN, ia te ianess
borhcod of trOwn-stOue hous end other d-Ans
inproyements-fr from twelve fifteen blocks Ia tho
having teen bulk upon within the past twelve nous
They in close proximity 10 the very best part Of W
lemsburgl AMI Uf easy requiring bnl twenty
nIrtes' time from Wall-st via Peck-sp fery md B.
Il r-ey line OF stages For maps and terms Apply % 81
Office OF the Suctioneers No Wall-st.. Newton ga
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miscellaneous.
4 MEXICAN PORCELAIN AMI AGATE
n STONE MAREs- Il. NEAl n 4 VIZ nd l-R DEls

4 MEXICAN PORCELAIN AMI AGATE
n STONE WARES.-To NERCH ANTS and TRADERS
IA the UNITED STATES-Ihe und-rs ,ned ofr-
cbsts and d. ser, throughout the United Stae- aiTAn,azs
usdc rres-uied. The capaciyof TINS country 10
succsssly with Eurolr, Ia the mgluf cturc
Poroeain, Is 10 longer problem. Mcssrs {. CART
Lice Co have established Green Point Lag Island,
IL, manufacture of Porcelain Nares far eNceng beauty
ard strength anything Europe has produced AID they
already HAk greater varety % such than mas
been hTorg ht this county Among III all knis of
Door and House ffmmings Table Wares Door Plates aud
Numbers h0uses and steamboats, Canfiestck. SHUT
ard Bueeu Knobs; Sign Letters, al sizes cheaper
end more beautiful than any Others, AID IA elected
BY time exposure; Pitchers and Ornamental Wares
Of all kinds ana they sold a. pnces much less
than the imported article Porcelain has never before
been n.ade this country, and this "a the product
OF COR biuaiion OF materials known only tho
manufacturer the supply Of which nexau5tble These
took the FIRST pTefuluu-a gold mecAat the last
NewN oTk State kaiTs and American Institute. Newio
The Agate manufactured stone. taking the place Of
marble for mautepeces. Table and bureau slabs &C. az
iorded iCr prlce and far passing the Italian marble
IN beauty and curr oty being susceptible much higher
70 ish d resisting the action Of acids the scratch Of
steel
The undcrsgned the sole Agents for the sale Of thes
order 10 render tie bgs
alive 70 those engaged have adopted tic plan
strctiug the sale a. Agent place They
boruA but require satisfactory OF the responsible
y End business character Of those whom ths agency
gwen.
They have opened at No 10 ParK.plaee up s.Air. an
ofce containing samples VI the sold bv them and
thcy the calls Of all who would sc specimens OF
American sail, and % themselves exclusively,
Incentive and permAEent business.
Newly orb. Nov. le, 1874 JOHNSON GOODELL.
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professional Notices.

q VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMIS-
~ SIONER of EMIGRATION for WIsCONSIN-Of
ice, No ITO GIeenwchst NewYork, open from O'Clock
NJ TIL o'clock r NJ. Pamphlets and verbal informa-
ton from reliable and authentic sources will be given
cheeruy and free Of expense all persons intend 20
settle II the State OF WISCONSIN, Of the finest countries
OF tie Tich and beautiful Valley OF the Mississippi.
IT S. PASSPORTS for an parts of the
~ wOTld-indispensable 70 trsyelers-isued BY
j. B. MONIES. Notary, No. Is Broadway
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Silk Hats at 53-Sl lees than Broadway prices. Neat
Hats at e 20 BROWN
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DIANO.FORTE MAREROOMS. Nn All

Broadway Que door above Thompeon's Saoon- Per
soma about purchasing Pianos invited eA az the
Nasrcon's OF BENNETT Co, where they Will lad an
Assrtmen' OF rosewood Piano Forts Of modern STYLE
Every instrnmenf warranted z years Shcald doubts
be entertained 70 quality, the payment uAy Be deferred
Until sreh dosbts removed Old Pianos received pat
payment Tor New and second hand Pianos % let
Mannlaetory, Noe Sll, SIS and SIS Rvinstunss
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DIANO-FORTES for SALE or to HIRE

An assortment Of aud second hand Fort.s r
sale or to hire, together with general AsoTRent Of Muse
Musical Instruments Italian Niohn strings Plated
ke- BY GLIB JACKSON, No. 40 Broadway, one doc.
above the Art Union
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COR sALE-House and Lot No. 235 9th st.,

LOR SALE-Eicuse ana Lot NO. 23O Sth-st.,
Il between let and dtys, built by days woS under the
supervision Of the 0yUor for his The Ot IS .
feet front w about 95 feet deep The house % feet WIDE
by 45iee deep, cusye Of ncosed plaza with gas Croon
water bath water closet w. a. compete ana 70 perfect
from 10 A e. to NJ
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IA in teaching the PsnoForte saesous OF obtaining
(ew more pupils. Inquire AZ No IS Grove-st, or ef M
Nm NANDERBECk, No. ~ Broadway.
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EDWARD ANTHONY
EDWARD A.sSTRosC, Secretary.
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NOR sALE-A Fam ON Long Island. thirty

miles from Tor aud three from the village of Far
mingdule Ii contains 80 OF pnne land and has upon Il
large tw0-story boute barn, &C. good gtuailon for
country store. Terms easy. Apply to
JAS. MCCULLOUGH, No. 80 Front-S:.
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X. W. WEsTcoTr, AuctoReer.
FURNITURE The 49,.

Il ton OF housexeepersi Is invited 20 thu s,e a.l..
SECONDHAND Furniture. THIS (Monfayl MORNING. -
O'Clock. Of No. ls6 Grcenwch-ay among waieh se -,
Carpets, Feather Bets &C. with the superior gIrs,,
Il rooms Sale positive rin or shine Good 10 be 49,
Immediately.
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DUSINESS and PUBLICITY-Notoriety is

BUSINESS and PUBLlCITf.-NOtOriety is
~ the important element " sueeess IN business Il V
through the newspapers Of the country that this Do
thoroughly attained Fortunes accumulated IN
years by those no avail themselves Of ths power The
Ns~t o,nehts resulting from Systematic and i'd
VeTtsns are only beginning 70 be understood IL demon
srsted that the merchant the manufacturer the
elaIie may increase BIS busnes pleasure. proportion
20 the energy and means he employs gaming publicity
Then Why co not A. sdyeTtsi Because business
eny oesinnlng 70 rea Ee rs importance St the amount
OF advertising seen 10 the columns Of the journals h2s
doubled within i've and VII double again in Eve
more those Who hanG back viii their younger and
more erctgete rivals outstpPsnz them There
IN eorteneing Against the spt Of the age II thew Won't
H INTO TIE can and pay their fare they must b. e Dc
The opportunity or advertising in the bee, papers Of NJ
TIE eiies and prnepa towns 81 the country ssorIi
the Agency Of v H. PALMER, where the paper. fled
hf e1.nss';on lie Is authorized BY the proPetors to
and acveT:asu<rfA
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BUu.DING LOTS for SALE

Avn payable in per cent monthly installments-rhe
liberal terms offered this beautiful village property such
enable 70 sufficient amount from
their monthly earnings to purchase home and this Priee
low large advance before halt the payments
are made IL very sable bens only and onehaf
nes from thu NilhSnshursh ferries and fronting the
Newtown Plank Road where the Newiown and MAsSeth
csmphlets &c, see T. J. FONDA. No. II NaSsan-s:- Sd
beer New York or JOHN H. SMITH. on the promises.
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RROOMS! BROOMS! BROOMS The
undermined hss established Broom Depot :, the store
o. horace harrington, No aJ Riyer-st Troy y. Y The
bIoers IN Quantities from to thousand dor-n
IN JAMES HOUGHTON.
Troy, ~ Y, VII Eaeei with prompt st;ennrson
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Watrbes, JeweIrp, &r.

WILLIAM GALE g. son
NAN fACIORERs OF SILVER WARE.
nave 0m their Old place of business No Ils Ful
tontt, to
No. "a BROADWAY,
corner o. broone~st, sscord story whsx. - ..
the MANUFACTURING of SILVER w,pp a .u,.'
branches Wholesale and retail aud where thew hoT -
eelss continuance Of the EOer, patronage hitherto 81.
teIied TO them. s''" "a
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PRIVATE SALE-The first-class brown
N sope fcpt House No A. East 10Th st. between Broad
vsv and .thav Lot 25 by half the block IL has al the
modern Yroyenents IN every respect Possessiop gwen
immediately large portion Of the purchase money sJ
remain on 6old aud mortgage. Apply 70 ,,u
GOLF Chiffon. No. y Weu-sa
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DIANOs $500 to sa,OOo.-Ths cheapest IN

Il 70 the mos expensive Pianos seleesea BY N sTRt
kOSCH from large number offered for his insp~ction in
eauas one csrvsd BY Mnni6e the Greatest st 10 the
world to be found ., A.s Piano ssa Muxe Eupoz,un
No. 50 Broadway, Brswytsrs building
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rAIBOTT's MACHINE for TUNNELING

H'ALBOTT's MACHINE for TUNNELlNG
II MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE for CUT
TING STONE-Tbe undersigned o-rs for sale these Two
great Inventions for France The principle Of the two ma
work required TO be- dous That for cutting stone may ne
sen al DE establishment Of the EmDirs SOn'-Dressing
model Of tie Tuurelug Ma hne be the ohce Of
Tie gne during business hours America engineers
v no have sInired this machine express cupTe confidence
in it, tor uuneug the mountains Of France rail-
rosds and other IuTpo They will b. sold together sop
e'''''' 10 CHARLES T SHELTON, No. Il Waist
ITO RICE GROW + Il S.-A lot of
L "STRONGS" PATEST RICE HCLLEGS for
sale ofwhich may be op"rst apple atom 70
MORTON BREMNER,
No 90 Pearst. corner VI Fietcher-st.
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NON SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

i PROPERTY-A fni-olass FARM, highly improved, OF
100 acres Wescheter County u miles from the Hudson
River Dpst Sing Sing Sad Farm produces fifteen hun
dred dollars worth of hay annually, besdes great ab0nd-
ance Of gram, apples &c large HOuse, Barns, &c,
Sieck and Farming Utensils also for sale The lowest prce
,for the Farm is Eighteen Thousand Dollars. Inquire Of
GEORGE MCCORD, No. Is Wilhsns, and SAMUEL
EDDY, No 63 Wall-sf.
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11iano-fortes.

A NEW PIANOFORTE, modern rosewood
~ care Of supe tone u octave wl be s9d ID ne
very low pce o $50 G. = ScabuTy, makeT lt Las te
improved scale and reversed bridge. eau be az
W.bRANCI'S Cabinet WarerOoms, No llj Fuitunst "
Y. Also, one Eoctaye for sl6b.
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN FORTES.-We have hand large assorsnsut
Of and second hand Pianos for sale aad 70 hire Pianos
from SO 70 $50 For hire from - to $40 per month No
SsS Broadway, S,w-ioTk. Stafford BROTHER
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Dantins 6fbools.
DODWORTH's Observation-Disclosures,

4 DODWORTH's DANCINGACADEMf,
~ . No. go Broadway to Grace C-urc, viii open
for the ensuins season on WEDNESDAY, October al y
T. NJ for Ladies' AT 81 for Children and at for Gontcaea
For terlrs sc, sec Gard Of Terms.
II IS with feelings Of more than usual pride and saic-
ton that announce the commencement Of lhe Clsss or
tns Having removed to the new tuiiu2, Just
erected CXJpry oT this purpose n0w Oler Tor no
Ct my JuIis the most elegant GBen and complete
establishment erected Ia this city tAo o. sriehce Oi
uly Yeas enabling know AID provide for every rant
IA the fullest manner IL my intention TO Iae tins wat
such cftabisncBt should be, place for mental ald
physical lTovomen connected with innocent aud bone
ficl recreation aIG II vii be my particular care 10 MAKE
everything cOLdUce the eoOd P0nent and general I'M
prove IT al who may be placed under NY charge
I've Caos for Gentlemen val be arranged on aa cniire
new system which VIII greatly facilitate the progress aud
add yCTy much the Of tue puPis But asOo
much would be taken by Ge bng the System here,
the published circular referred 10 ~ furnishing description
OF the new method aud its advantages
All tie Dances Of the present aud former seasons VIA
b. int OCIc,d.
Pnya;e sources for pupils only, semi monthly. go
The Academy remarkably fortunate IA benR accessible
from noary all paris of tho cry by stages or railroad "a
there les than thirteen lines which pa directly m
font 81 the door, within one, three slusres Of a.
aud arra gcmsnts hayo also been made - ran STAGES r9'
East broadway Mdisons and tbai neghbornood directly
to tie Academy ihus ahorug tho patrons Ia that part
equal facilities with tho other portions.
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NOLDsMITHs SYSTEM of PENMAN.

IS pasea with CORES and instruction the top Of each
page Price cents per copy, g p per dosen Gold
smsshs Writing Books in three parts A, and {. with
copes and nsruction, prcs 81 per dozen. TO Be hsd
Wholesale and retail Of OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH, Nc.
no Broadway.
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E1ST NORRIsAYTA vILLAGR-About

II $50 Lots (reraininE unsod) VARYING IN SIZE nom one
ighth Of an acre 20 SIX offered for SALE On the
toost favorable terms Ten per cent down and balance on
on kfore March 1854 Title perfect Thee lots occupy
verv healthy and beautiful location and IN full view OF
fbe Yaa River and the Immediate vicinity Of the res-
done. of OF tie mos. wealthy aud respectable citizens
OF WesfcesteT County Also fine fSbEz within onequlrter
ofs mile Several houses are now building snd lots selling
rapidly. For maps and other information apply 70 ID b.
WINTOE. No. 3 rryonTow near Harlem Railroad Onee,
opposite City Hal.
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DooK-KEEpING. WRITING. &c. are

ID taught upon sound and indspu,sbe principles a. :
TTRs COMMERCIAL Institute No S7 Brosdwsy near AK
eTs where Gentlemen qualified dseiarge the duties
OF book keeper with promptIt1de and dispatch.
From Toe Loud TiH-- -.
There need fftr observsfiOn tba he unnff
merchants accounts taught The ssaeralJ Of 'hDo :
and s'sfacfory pup suet beea7se -
tenn adopted cor-yr-hen. r-rpl-red -ih ~
that the 's;;ered md attempt Al s-de isn
p-errlses futile AID much sDor oct hoT, h
boekkeeprr-uff - dr tie learner ao cav -
bot by ersts hn upon ard .-sr-a
or ,iou, 70 Do The .e~nre lid tow nth cafn ~ y,
IT, pain and nd tne "A b. ,b
e1.1npIs % ihs an peon MY ulerstsEd he - - "a
r. vrrsre asv fst Of account k0seveT oo1p.u ,,,nr
II. own q, ts employers looks n an ia'''
OCT II. iS4S
For sale a. above, rr-crnaTTD 81
FOSTERS DOUBLEHNTR1 EL ttolS 81 e
rNSTFp.S PTXCJLFD COPY BOOhs. eE -,
FFNST TER PESwISsHTP ILLUsTRATEp; DC:
FOsTER's COuNTISGG;,HLIooTTS q. ASSIST
F0sTFR,S HINTS TO YOUNG TRApEooHIEpn ~ o6g.
Fr0ssTTFR,s oRfGIN AND PROCESS of bum
&c
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OR sALE-Tep small and Thirty largo

IL Farms from the very best 10 the commonest IN the
State, HOUSES and Lots stores. TenneryS Pubhc-ons's
lin fact Real Fstaie Of nh sorts and A. All prices Call
s VAIL on Saturdays from II tO O'clock. al the Pacific
Hotel; other days, at Planfeld New Jersey.
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furniture, &r.

ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
"A NlTUBE ~ the lowest trade PRICE, OF OUR OWN
GiILILS 4 BfRNE. (successor. to Mathews ( Gilles)
manufacturers Of ENAMELED and COTTAGE FCRNl-
TURF, No. ~ Broadway below Gundst, east side, New
York Manila tory, No 80 Greene-si.
MATTRESSES. PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, &c &c at
W, lave the LARGEST and most varied assortment Of any
establishment the Unt,d states or arrangements tor
the auufa sid supply OF Enanee ed and Ornamental
Cottage Fmnittr such preclude he possibility ot
being UNDERSOLD, aud enable 10 furnish SUPE-
RlOR ARTICLE upon terms rs ayorane as ire cllg ID
Ly Others tor those OF much INFERIOR QUALITY
All orders boxed with The greatest care The trade sup
Piled in unlimited Quantities greatly reduced rates
No f5z Broadway, below Gnnd-sty easi de- Mlngtic-
tory, No. A. Greene-s'. GILES 4 BfRNE
NIB. No connection with any other establishment
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES. sc. at CRAW BUCKS. No.
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEA2 HER SrOIE.-rhe
OF fa about purchasing resp ctiuy invited
the large aud beautiful assortment o. Beds Mat
Palasss, Brdsteads Cnts &c, oil OF winch have been
purchased low cash prices and VIII De sod ~ such
make It induoenent tor ell to call and examine tho
above stock PREVIOUS making their purcha Goods
any part Of the city Brooklyn and Wamsburgh free Of
cartsge Old Beds MlttrC aud made
". CKAW BUCK. No. 3J3 Orand-st
ID door east OF EsseN-st.
CHMITT & BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
- CASES. in Metal Bras, Rosewood, Mahogany Black
Walnut, Silver, &C No rs North Wiilnst near Chatham
New OK kct constantly on hand good assortment Of
tie above rancd articles. Orders promptly executed at
short note &c. Old cases taken in exchange.
CHOW CASES-A large assortment of su
~ peror Cases constantly hand made order Of
ed equal TO any the Union u. X. PEBBLES,
No Ia Grand st. third door Of Broadway
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I,OR SALE-A fine one. story House, about

LOk SAIE-A me one story House, ABOUT
81 feet square and lot Of acres. q Fort Ice, about
half mule from the landing The house contains rooms
and has good cellar underneath and piazza IN front Is IN
order ard partly The lot IS 10 feet 'front.'
on the rocd with handsome picket ienee has two good
wells aud spring of water and abol ~ frurecs OF the
beet quality on A. Also fine barn p feet By ls Posses
sion car be had innr diatcy. Apply to d. 1. MAGYAR
Ian, 8 Nassausi4 TOn 10 A. NJ. to- 7. NJ Price SOW
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TOR SALE-A yery beautiful small place OF

ID Eve Gcres with dwelling, bsrn, CRIB sheds, &C, with
an abundance f fruit good garden and fine water IN
he's Ity pe,ghborhocd Is miles from this city and within
go vsyss OF abroad depot IN ewJerscy. Cars pass
from 20 ~ times day, and schools and churches arc near
the prepiaos. Price, slDO Applyto LEWIS b. BROWN
M Rfoadxyay
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS to PURCHASE

~ LOTS IN the NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
WILLIE L. $50 great has been the demand for lots IN this
beautiful village that although hiss only been in opera
tnn for n little over month, yet Onethrd OF tho
lots have been ALREADY sold, and the omns srng
shah Open there Will he upw ard OF one hundred buildings
In the course emotion There but few villages the
present that Offer adv aniages The easy
TO the by the Long Island Railroad from Bcoklyn and
the stages from MiansbuTEh make II desirable place OF
re aence those shng live out OF town and a. the
time do business in the city We would sdvse all who wish
60 hone by only paying from - 20 - per month
call immediately aud purchase al The Office OF d. I
MACfARl.AN, General Agent No. Q Nassaust, from 10
A. NJ. TO m.
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pITTSTON COAL-THE PENNsYLyA

PIITSION COAL-THE PENNSYLYA
MA COAL COMPANY Is prepared to furnish supo-
nor White An Ptston Coal Of all sizes clean and in soos
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purpose,
from Its boats or yards in this CITY, wlEausbursh, and
Brookyn-
Ihe Company facilities such "a TO ensbl. /, TO nv.
fod d'pstea 70 vessels loading at New-York or st Port
particular attention gwen to the delivery Of Coal for do
r1estc pGrposss
Apply At the Office, cor. BrOsdvay and WALL,
West, near Mortont cor Ilth-.t and s-h-,v "a go
o'uVerneur-sf- city FOotof North iOths wllAnsburrb
foot Of Gold-st.. Brooklyn.
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NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK iscSS
1NAkCE COMPANY, Of Nev-fIsvsn, csaa'-'
OFFICE, No. 10 Wsll-sf-, ". T.
CAPITAL, S10,0Oo. - o
This Company insures Live Stock. sucs y - 80
tie, nc, ae., from death. secssoned either nvssrup
THOMAS kEhDRlCk, -
0EoRGx 7. REysoLos, SECRETARY.
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COR sALE.-In Newtown, L. l., a Farm,

containing about 80 first quality Of land 'front.'
Fresh Pond Road ana running ary through 10 Cy
press Hill Plank Road being about three miles from VII
famsbuIgh and about and half miles from Brooklyn
line direct course Of Myrtleev, aud half mile from
entrance Of Cypress Hal Cemetery Ga the premises
large commedious house and buildings For further par
ticnlars inquire OF CORNELIUS DE- BENOISE. prsm-
s.rs OF OF NJ C. DE BENOlSE No. ), Catharine-st " Y
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RED Ash COAL.-Egg, stove and nut-sizs
h pure Red Ash; aso LsS.ya a.. - uuV'iAo
.reeIsd and delivered from yard a the os.st arset 10
Ae-1 wv ~ ~ --A4tn-N- yAMfS AITKIN
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Tor SALE-A very choice Private Resi-
u dsnoe situated in GsuoLpsce. in the City Of New
Brunswick. eTbI scng cJnlmOdous cwelng WIN iaIss
dim g. attached with convenient stables N w E
choice fruit aud slocoied Of the best
In the city The Of sale vail be
rcstioU NAV be made 70 JACOB y. CIRADD ~ " 10
Front-et. NeT-Yort or TO PETER CONOfEh NO 10
George-sf New Brunfwick, y. }.