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TOR SALE or for RFNr-A new three-story ston

". q
SHOP .6 oBg feet wie with Steam Engine OF about
AZ orse power sss throughout the building rea'y @ reception
,rfn.-v Casvots hitcksniihs shop adnog
F.t Stne Buidng 10 eet loog by 80 feet sds. y feet
wis atsd with all apparatus and tools tor mANns small
a. sings
canal . 10 all ~ lodging o 70 -eo psrsouf
v-ira,ed DWclrg use built Tor sentlemAns resi-
De- c. an con snirg nm modern improvements
situated the village OF Bsrdvsle about ~ mues
from Ta ON ire boston ard Maine Railroad ad oinng the Depot
fror, y fich 3 SIDE br.t,h INTO the preusea - =.
there Land connected with this estate % OF
h are m Il village Baafdile and surrounding the factory
dr 50 as 10 this establishment capable Of extension
Cesi.sd 49,
AM ths above be sold accommodating terms leased for
ssres e. Apply 10
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rcT,Rr a PLEASANT HOME on EASY TERMS

A'EA lhl. IisbACAfi hVoAI ""
jass PAM Rod s@,s. T.a Book
osub.cnters "a dollars per Lot payable In weekly or m0n'nJ In
Ts 90, one unrvaes beauty and spe
nor boss O sny location 10 ss 9ssnS,noS o. b
PCT the vage b. means Of winch peTsoa. can .s Nc S
IL Clareneeyes peculiarly adapted 70 building purposes,
.e Tor Tdsn purposes the advantage Of an s5an-
da' sepp 81 we 70 dwell on the this oen .ny
one tie oards would be al o. Convinced o. u. ,3peo
The spot e cry man ~oad wish !" f''s % " "' ''s
T y oo vii erect house. on premises each at cot Of
o IN 900 the around surrounding smbrs-
M The proprietor have deteHnd not % , 1919
ened chance I eysi 90 os anna e % ossS
M bsndsme and cut dwelling h9ase aresJ
thereon a the mere Pre-. Of .ae o tn.s o. s g
Ssd q d and on both sdes with trees also public Plns VII
's eaoa .es hause B. oeated ihs pnsnss 9TH
SIMPLE play Ioute Nc ne s1se's =. 'Is s%s $3.50
The shay snnoysn'e and every hor VIZ - nsden
6e above sdyantsss' sas p,ep.2rI W.. MAKE I'D
never core vor'bs opportunity b. p. atsd % per,
msa reaHa 70 secure 10 y % con = a .x8 -.ss
tern. AID ss4 yries - To- .,,s, w.s ,r,n M.
@ 5.' p ' ss o he o,I e:' 'fsdy
~ The p1oac Toe dEns or choice Of lots may therefore
tdI ys d. T Lons ilSd 1I Or Which sres ss may b
preui'd On 5gp o he .a fsabsebers TO st. -u
BE- vJ iHCR9A5Y gsEHIS9 NJ. s 20 qGss Hail.
20 os II, hosls 2 A n. 2 e
-, Hester ard Ceutre W. Bochsrs
| u iIfrr Weee No % Bogey. and rhyabeta st< ...
A Gay No I5s rnTde'e I1Ae L. De voc NO. " Edn1sest
"a ALL 10. aAoF ARLIS MERRITT, 20. 80 s4sH
VILLA SITEs-FARM.-For sale 59) 70 600 acres
Of Lad innedsy opposite wst Pon ssi. BE % b asa
ore Of pr h,sbs Fsrs Ia ne state lens
70 Villa slfes beautifully located hayns vew % yes
POM Hudson River Also tDe n,s fo 1o
hotel Appls ADRIAN n. MULLER Aaconeef ,fesf
Brosdwsy: C. sCHESK No 90 Nsa-st Or % !" WARMER,
E-q, near the preuses.
ASl LOTS for SALE in JERSEY CrIf.-fhey
4CO plot sizht ooes Ss' & s 80.
Ter mont Ao and seN orr az 81 On ne cor
ner Of Bh~ Broadway ~ LOT On LIS nouns s@s.s
~ - tsan1ys az 3 p TOWNSEND,
Ae'A-a -'~'- - No. - Sl<s11-st, tain
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FOR SALE-Seyeral choice House Lots in Brooklyn,
situate on Columbia Remsen an eepontss- within shes
nirutcS walk of Nallst. Feiy. Inquire OF - -
"'N-''' o b POTTER, No ACbamsersst. ~ Y.
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unmnrr HeIreIIB.

n0.TD h. tleC Ol-&IRY -rg, snail f,mti.s. o.
- .,,,r .entersa aal .Lr ,, nay b, e@opu ii, y j
tf.A ,i h'r'l 80 "' 49, 81 r,I %, D., 'l.,.-',
- ~ Ds D. . .ot, .- ri. f- Has.,, 4 g,r All
~, hsn uih epor 10 erus OF = efen,e adi'' L. r ioA.
khMAN Apsis-l'le y. J.
,NPE MAY sEABAl lin N|Gis1 IN le.
- 49,, n b. tf nj. r~a,,ls t ,le ,n.s. f-si5'c of iry
LII
i,rdre,d .-d man, other r rove mont male sacs
-, o, ... U.s. .''
rn- proprietor Pc 10 -e.'i cont, ,,i, R sn "a
-, =, ,o.,,n ,tr,,r,rp - ,,.,.l,,,,,
Oi NJ ~ hOAl'' ~ - y D. .,,l' ~,
- Li Ken ylSysiUS Box 30 SO It jaeo
CCOlIR HOUSE, Coopers'ogn. OtsegpCo n Y
- ~, ti ~ @ ~, re OF Slh ~, ,' 800 ~
tie hin F. teaeyo scenery AID Amusement c1o7snon
r. Ss .or rrtlyeraeda doecares By ;hsa4J Feuiaoe
orer The ci.rI -u'l 'Hera Sove'S las ae ~ r, H. 81
nd covered INTO n'oAnnc d''1 ~N'-ltt ~, ~
tr1, VII be- 'oad u caJ d, BIG o@a go, a,.s q o-'
On Li Aue' ord for. 20 authors to' me nan bl ~
..ile ,eet. lire .,one, b. n ,b "a CO..
"a a,po linils room opsbe Of etus 2" guess Na.ef
,rirodts,o RIO q go 'oi Is o. IN bl.ens.
n. lion = f' 'asd lU.ao7' u aaa' ne ';ya 0d 'a
sc nili "a ih or.seo the ,oa .s s,.Da a.
~. .t 1Sl' gtt.iv Of ever yir.e,y.
Fnuy esra-e from he TO e. building has been 80 and
i,'fsg! ,,, 81 See Se &"
Amp se seeoma odaon IRE s' ',y s nd -, , e
ha,.e. sd eara.e NJ BE be- q.A,y .r.,.u.. s,
d seoa m is,ors - DC nic. The ase Of CooOe
TO- a e. too ig9 o. ~, - Ike, , s a & & m
eStems Suou1bssoa River Oh sros. broad and
=, - s oce-n lss source n %, 20 Ike
en- hufdrv lag Within II RE hoa sfs "a
spi su e TaS gtl ,,e. TO- Their are aso sa phar
Bs.f. ..-. 10 ..a..., 49,,
TIE Cenus RslOad Cas- rave Aty ~ m ~ ~ ionf
TIM. daily. suLJay From TT pol- ~ -s~ ad D q no
coaches pass plank road ~ toOpr'h Hi t1fi.n
country Tie stage co lne nave lris
then t. the three hour y ex1rss me -ag
.sT VII 81 At Fort Plain pr 7ate eoasey4oe-s ~len
,sor,s-.d tu reach
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amuscments.

AWuSCWCHto.
BROADWAY THEATER-E \. MARSHAL Sole
I'D L'-es-THls E HlF S; ivy 4 MI be performed
BAey MI Barney Williams Wiedy casey....Mrs William,
C.ro,n Morton. Mrs william. NI wnelsloi.om. Nj Henry
To conclude with hARNEl, THE BARoN.
Doors ai the Oveuarc at 81 o''cck pre-
sseI sss 1sd Pa,ss, = se'''' Family and Upper Nfcs'
6NASTIE GARDEN-THlRD NIGHT-FRIDAY.
''N' GRAND GALA OPERA
HIS ExoEL-KSCI, THE PgfSIDENT or THE:UNTED
STATES,
THE MAYOR AND COMMON CD sell OF NEw.YORK
TIKI tokElGN COMMl.Ssl0NE;sS ~ riE WORLDS FAIR,
ThE GENERAL SfsiSf ~ AEp sIAt5 9f THE FRS
AND NUMBER or 0THeR DlsftsGtlSd D CUES rs
WI " RosERT LIE DnBIE,
sGrnsS IN four - b. The C0mP0eF himself 'oI the OPe'a
on III. csSscn inst appearance he night aad the
MAD SoNTAG AND SIGRA STEgFANoNE.
Prince Isabella '..'................M ANAIE S9NIA
SlGNOA srstfANONE
Rs u sve Ssaos Ca,D'O soas. Ne Due .B.rrs
Cop. a, B.s; '-'''''' i'"'''' 49, ''''
.SndeetSi' ..............MaxM aretssk.
To Al ats Q, he S,.sa ra w exception OF ias Two Center
boAs' 'n'' 'A'e ' ,s 'ao s'SS nod'i'on Of
Seat. MA, b.urs s a. Nas SSh' 1 s,r. " -, R,.
way md 81 Van N','Ss Ans" 'A0aeFS No Is wAst, begin
Tss Of may hlews be had At Cattle Garden on he
op ss Ni.SsDMoNDAYS WEDNESDAYS ADD FRIDAYS.
No accourf OF the weather
The Ponce Usher s De perfect
o the Opera several pcope
having indy promised 10 send double the usual Der II
OnnitustS
non Mouday July IS Second night Of Robert DAb'e.
E'RANC0NTs HlPPODROME.-Great success ofthe
Il CAR or FLowERS-IHIS AFTERNOON and EVENING,
July IA the representations viii with the most
magnificent psgeaat exhibited, the CAR OF FLORA,
fhk PLEAStkE or THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. La
CS. Crepe lie Double Traps1e T. Of tbs Pehoa Exercise
ne nsssse Ia tehs E9uPo See1e Of ne SreelAs dPRo
eoue hapd Tight Of Osthes The Volatile Globes Coze Des
snses Grad Sho Race hoRs Chiuies Dancing Horses The
viii b. introduced
PRICES OF ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE.
cents . cent?
1890 ;..;.'...sl Season Tickets. 80
Doo open a. 'oeioek performances On ster-
ncns door sPsn Il peIiorIns1sss commencing si2i
hsuss, Leyssy's, and Do4werhs MUSK Store
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non SAL F-HOuse and Lot No. o. West 2d-st,
L 6av Lot p by a. sinches House Ssson-. b.se-
pee 81. Coo ARMY 20 Ell BROWN
l. N',f1. f,rnl to N.
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HGAkp-At No 100 t.as. I6Ih.st. second door from
~ Pk aad L,nss on psce puvae q ~ for
tnar ard Ls6y Aso two or ale Geatlsmea. Tie
house isLr0. end new y furnished Throughout
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/ Or SA-F-N MI AbLt DOAhDINW oNItOVI1
4 PROPERITrhe Proprietor OF sse and noufishn< tnsuiu-
D. aur oatrd near OF te principal Aa"sie ein
tire whole estabshufL with tnrntsre compee IN
eetv dsrasu The School hs bceu established 10 and
s very Accommodation. Tor than 100 stu
c,r : p.os: % Of Land Garden Bsn. Ac kc Thus
Is ne otpouuity. Terms very liberal For interview
other 'sGIes VIC, Box No 1894 Newlork Fest
tfee Ni.I real came.
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DOARD-A iuruishrd front ParOr aud Bedroom on
III ..ori Aeo G. a, BE- ott. Cd ~. - Fast lhst, neal
Iliousr Ao Room The house has al tn modern nm
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TO LITTLE second story OF House No % Greene
= from the I.t Of August small For further trticu
H.. appy to OSCAR sCHENCK No. 1872 Vast Rent 80
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ICALp-A suite OF koou.s On the second nO'r CO
40 81. no.. Us lsrl fniy 9h,atioa No 81 lrvn
re crs BIC. few Transient boasies ca
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k-'OR SALE or 10 RFNr-A Saloon aud excellent
a., r Irr Rec nor r graf th1fOsghtsre, sni
ur s .t street m nearly ye lease insafe OF j.
p BACON NJ. /
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y =
~ Exhibitors vii please 'still mat val be bic
,,e,V OF oen so,d the Cr,st1 Palace WEDNESDAY Of
his co., except s4sh b. pat the asasacd places oy
"a nf luteT -Jods vii be either received
ar ,lsi,o N THURSDAY.
ft. n.ay uc.f ,lDiiyn will be- received usual
IN BAIClELDER Secret OF 'uponuea ients.
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Ellis 4 MERRIAM. No IS India IT.. Boston.
NANLOY a Co.. 30. - Johu-t, New-fork-


a
cthr. 10 procure thin 4 miles Of tie city Hall
the n,w AID brauu Village Of Wakehd loed AZ Wiamoudses
In ,br Hsr err aud Rail a. having front thereon
two THIS Association aeaty CONSISTS OF 80 members ana
he n On he aud coo Persons dssious OF
ave po az oprortui dong By comneasag
Ser v,n fon day July 1855 ~ weekly osamsnis
III al c,r o each sghih snhscbed for The Ut los.
inc udrs . oe'. rd ufyyng, &c are a. iolo~s eeish
inches depth, 30 quarter OF
ar acre SliO falf skr eth acres 49,
B-Tie regular meetings o the Asscaon are heid on sysJ
ERIDay FNF Ming N J Bosery, Union Buildings,
Id eor a. and place proposition. for memtrIip are re-
,efreS JOHN COMM RtOkD, Prssidsat No ~ Br1sd~ay
A tlaNpscEtCK. SECRETARY. No lCb Spn gst
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NM RIiTNAN BELGIAN GALLERY Of PAINT

lNG> ~ yiuz German and Belgisn Ari will ~ ieT
huuODG ACsd Of Desgn, NJ % 5Oi
uouy beautiful Interesting pros 1cloa d. AT
rouut the Galley contains large phnln
Lac Mnrcoe ly he renowned Ne ster o. Cologne,
ChEAT ArIRACIION-Frce Concerts at the Otto
" Cotss Hob1ken by Nons celebrated Sand Of sixteen per
frm,rs ey.ry MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTER
NOON should the weather sn,Avoable, the con
will take place The ueNt far Gay.
GPIRITUAL Every evening
- hom go lock At Nc. AS Broadway corner OF LptuA-
IT, B., h D. BtRkART Ksppns, EopLG Nluns e-d >lea'-
g tduus. y. NS De seen daily .0r n'css4oA - lnsH
room. Ne. 80 West s-f'.
TTNION COURSE L. I-TROTTING Thurs
I DAY July H. p ~ Purse OF sleo Nile Heats bet
8 L o lailess n,,
N Nooauf euo1s b IN Flora Temple Of New-YOTk.
Cars v leave South Ferry Bookyn the Course AZ PM
sud Cun a. soon as spo Fare STAG
vi esV, the Wilssbu he Course hourly Fare et
way ~ JOIN SNEDEOOA Pro'netof
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no LET-Tbe ive.stOry brown stone frOnt Store

81 Bouey 'front.' By a feet deep olsenent ani counter
lie ding proof having iron aid shutters front
end rear substantially built Two large 'syh 10 "a ne nm
.frrv Coon waeI fixtures &C. complete Ao for sc toe
n, ue ano Lot 10 Norok st. kyinzt and LII . BY
tG ifhs The RssJr For iliormon' Inquire o. CdAs
q Japan 10 RiyiIgt0n-sE
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TO LET-A brown stone front House pleasant,

. LEI-h UIV"u s0''lV II1"V II'7I'--f
su.,ee In Brookyn: s7e0 Cottage Sorh Br0o<yu
r.nt ST. suth 'rc9kyn rrlt SO stores . - 70
upper Broadwsy rent 30 cue d. n b,okyn IN Peg
$40 R0ous and paris Hol. let Inquire Of ). TOWNS
End NJ. y SzsssSst-. Up stars
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pFI'usON PARK 40 minutes from the clty, cor

hTUNON PARK. 10 minutes from the city, com.
ps,s beautifully itp.-d h.if NILS iboy- X
sa0n a surturd,y some OF The sizes o. ths property
,Tro ettDr.e priunsl.e unsnFp~ssi tho
Hudson Prsr Tic rop offered lots from half al sfe 20 10
.res bg br0a' avrlnr frudeng part ay
rreat or he ERECTION Of uf
~ be Al
property convenient ard de- bl- oca'on tor rc-n-ns
ssucs considered other IN The vnitT OF he
cit hat Is a. se Fifty per Of The purchase
money bond and a cent f9r terra 81
y.as Fo other nJ appy 20 o. HioDlNS No
Wa -st nom llo T. and 10 WiNrON no. 5IDooro~, 0p-
poslte Civ IIal- fnm A. ". " 7. ~
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4 fEN SELEOI FAMILIES and GENT. .MEN
= he oiat szgle f Or
far bar tae ehghe or9wr bu dug No 81 We 49,
within t-e Bl3dF-y TIE house contains Il TIE m
unrveueu bot cod shower bahs Is N
nd aid 2 h.. .f..l Vrr drsrA
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EOAED- In a su9u Gehteel Family A Gentleman
ID ara fis a single Re acorn n'i''ea
vra Fun sl kc terms moderate AZ No W ofoou7
fr..
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Tor sALE-A desirable Property in Orange 9

II :
Township OF Cornwall mile aud half fOn The village
Of iur three Canterbury, aud I'VE miles from Corn
andne There bon fifteen oil arabe with the ekcep-
ron Of " Woodland
ne = .,o ~ns flouse Barn. with other outbuldns.
all 10 nrl orders awe Of lent water aud over hudred
plum y aaed With ut besides variety Of Tine apple
tr,s anc other fla'fs
qh above would ont situation for simmer residences
lie t - Il iuifoundna counry 5vins auuiu "a hs ekee
Of t house there b. ant a stream sound
irc s sch tie lard gradually nds AL u reaches tho
a. he uf.osk uorninin. =.
Fo tsrrrs l applv 20 NNSs SONS No Si Peast Mr..
John NoGL the premises will show the property 10
/
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DEAL ESTATE-The subscriber having the Agency
IL u rse number Lots within from to hse mouts. wax
az al Tories Island prepared 70 0hef then
than lots be obtained any
r@ thin sane he portions OF the city bJ
odnsv ce Of public travel Under the ferry ifrge-
~ e porl can the island every thfiy minutes omo O'Clock
~ O'clock ~ which will enable mechanics VI, dsfe 70
ne liza ard work 10 he cy. The latest boat leaves ronp-
., Fer. Al 10 o'clock NJ aud Whitehall Dock for the Island
sIl 81 winch gves every f6ity hat desirable 20 All ne az
rui IN. property referred q emDscss sDae NO.
III FOR residences lots imued sy tbs water
d,s,st o IN ue. winch other banss puf.
s c.f not be- sur A. only sHpenes money ADD
" nufes In time property, ptfies wng 70 pafcnsss
ar recgssd Leseycs RAY IOAlPhSs ne" rps
fIou Tornpkinsv he LANDING
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CRYSTAL PALACE-GLASS SHADES.--JO DIN
- DERslSMEs Co. No IS Wtiam st ImPoIte7 o' Fanny
Goods kinds constantly hand Glass Suades
suitable exhgon nch such Ccks Cani
FloWerS Fancy Figures silver Ware, &c &C
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A RARE CHANCE to MAKE NONLf-A "a 'Ace
~ Nv ber cHred 70 .eeure exclusive Asl,s n -
Cour ths ssle # ard vAa,be "te = a. 90
with wherever Introduced Hnl e. ~
srou So 70 $50 n nth. N0ue nevd yFlfa
sstsu $40 cod references . chlreer ID AL -
r. Itl-.i,d az y. u = ~ - - 'l-1'
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4 cal estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN if PURCHASED IMMEDl-
~ ATELYThsn full sss euieins LO. On sshst sesw-sa
ST. &c 6gs ihs Its free on rek and eyel With he ras
- s,r.st NsthhSrhcod Gse on Proe os
sssv kpryto DE- MOTT Co, Ne 6 Ch.mhsFsaL
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Perception 81 President plrrre ar Castle q lraeu
fk.fs Al .on.uo1 l.y be pfoo1rdl boe nz slrl
90 tfe Wuuin.to- H..-L 11Is nOtlr5. Pncs o. icfes
s cent?
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ONT GOOD Farm, containing 70 acres Of first

~ atty Land 1 o. Warren Somerset County New
J,r4y In Gsusn suement hut mile from German
Ch rsb will Be sold very luw appl I'd tor mmedi,telyto
De MOTT CO, No u Chambef%sL
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4 NIsHtD OUTAGE 20 LII - In tho most eur)
ma beautiful par Of city c1ss thav and rear -
,rf Toe hotse coutns Il rooms With ard snd ont 1ce
rant 70 sply. between 10 nd occk " o. g. "AGRE'
k.g. Aicht,ct, &C 10. p. 3r0soRsy.
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q PLEASANT ROOM in modern built House, aud
= -rre auy ID. te had with board a. No g "e ~''t
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Mem Civilizations.

A INSWORTH'S LAST and BEST-RUTH
N GARNETr. BY VIM. Harrison Ainsworth' fnes
50 cents
This is deeply intereng work, and Is written with
great power The period of history from which the matt
rails are drawn is richer incident, and possesses more
prominent features than perhaps ether and the author
has avaed himself Of them with great tact ans work
which is at once fascinating and nsuetins the facts being
mainly true and the pesonases all real We arc here let
into all the deep secrets of Court, the doinss Of which
stand now As they did then, the wonde' OF nAtions-or
they were the hatchng Of the brains OF Get OF men and
women who have never beea surpassed IN wit wiekedne
and wisdom Rochester and Buckingham, CastenAine and
Nelly Gwyune Cromwell and Oates are names OF potent
.r.o eonure M book Of which the auther may well be
p,oud and which, England, has had most catering no
csron The Press speaks Of it in the highest terms and
places it in the same category with Redwood and "na
sor Castle by which the author achieved his deservedy
h,s ,,puatiou LISA work well calculated for she do
49, ce being devoid of all that could offend the raos
fastdious.n 80.
DE WITT DAVENPORT, Publishers
Tribune Buildings, NewYork.
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CABINET HISTORY of NEW-Y0RK; :

- Volume Of LippincOts's Cabinet Histories Of the
States- .-ory r., q, r.-s..t
TIE HISTORY OF NEw.YoRk.,-E51Dn .n Ls.n ~
Settlement 10 the Present T.as- By W. u l
T. :. Arthur. ! vol, leElo. ILL.,. IL s-,-. IL.
The Hstory Of NewYolk the wesithest ana To on =.
cor-ederaEsd States has hitherto ben eei
kuown even 70 It's own sirzens To suppy Is 49,
psee before the general reader clear s1cenc 20 in
ssl history Of the State from rs earnest ~ :.
present day, /. the Obiect Of this volume brst
ohnS heie onittad Bat those obrsye spesu.tOrs and
dry legislative details which IN werk ntsndsd of Popo-
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TNROT GALLOP for the PIANO.-This e1-
Il eelent competition. only issued few days ago oy
LEE WALKER Philadelphia creates quite sensation
almost excitement IN the musical world OF New OH
and Boston. The Publishers now able to supply me
order, they receive The piece me
favor Of the pubic fall of beauty and sparkling mel
ode. and for its brilliant effect very easy to perform
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C,ALEDONIAN BALL.-The Managers o

CNALEDONIAN BALL.-The Managers OF
" the CALIFORNIAN BALL respectfully announce
that thew will give their SECOND ANNUAL BALL on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. IL, 1883, at TAMMANf
HALL rh,;. ...,o
f,ily acknowledge the atteng they met
with AZ their Ball. and feel assured that the same sp
which animated their countrymen on that OCCASION VIII
again spring FORTH with increasing energy on TINS 10 re-
ney ,he VIeageS of Friendship, and strengthen the
Coyensp' Of National Feeling, are noble objects IN
tbemselves but when coupled with Charity, NO whch Tue
proceeds OF the ball will be devoted) II would surely 90
worse than uperfnous add word by way OF appeal
With these views, they have spared no e,erns a. |
ns everything contribute 10 the taste comfort ana happ
meas OF all those who may honor the ball win tno pres
ence. 49,. A.. pro1-.,ua
Conductor of the floor, Mr. FARMER VINO has AoiuS VI
ssyeS his valuable services on this occasion; a,
The PIPER in the gaib of the Gael wi pronensae inc
room playing National Airs previous 70 the commence
meni and during the ntermssion OF dancing, p,Nn ~.
SHELTON & ROBERTs0N'S celebrated BAND has
number Of Gentlemen viii be present in the Highland
Costume. ,, NJ. ~, ,.,.. .
eisely af o'clock. The termination OF the ball VIII be
known by the band playing Good Night an JOY DC WI
s%stes o. TO admit Gentleman and two Ladies' To be
had NJ Adam SodaIts Music Store, No. S6l Broadway
Nm Hall Sons Broadway and Park place; Firth
pond Co.'S No. Franklin square, or OF either OF the
managers and at the Bar Of Tsmmany Hall.
VIM Curr No go West &th-st
James Dunlop, No $50 John-st., Brooklyn.
Alexander Robertson, No. l05 Greenwieh-ay.
Thomas Robertson, No. IS Centre-st
james Service, No. AS Pearlst
Andrew Richie Thompson-st. -
Geo Bathgate, 9Th av., between 18th and i6th's
John Cumming, No 72s Broadway.
JAS G. McADAM, Secretary, No n Beekman-st-
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