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furnished the price, according
quality
STATIONERY.
flirting paper Of linen stock
folio blue white, finish, lined,
trimmed weighing II pounds per per rean
do heavy blue laid, despatch cap band made, stop
weighing IS pounds per per cam,
IS laid handmade fooscap ruled blue white weigh
ing IS pounds per per ream
10 do Owen tfagibnu's ftoscap, blue white,
ru'ed, weighing y pounds per I-am, Of any other
Manufacture Of equal quality
10 do first hand made quurto laid, blue
- 81 white weighing sk pounds per ream per renm
~ do Paher smith. extra superhne blue or white, laid
or wove, Congress ato post ruled, weighing 81
70 do Crane Co.'s extra snperfn1, thick, white pa
- per, ruled. webbing sh pounds per
20 do best yellow buff envelope paper, royal
ing ~ POUNDS per ream rcam
do best sup. roy. writing paper do
40 best French 40 posftuscd do
do note paper, gilt edged
~ do copying or ssae paper $to post do
10 DO copying or tissue paper fooscap do
l5u sheets best tracing ~ by ~ nches per
100 yards tracing cloth, per square ynrd
leo sheets best prepared parchmen "A by rs inches
reams hlostng paper, royal,
6o CURES psi"st b'oting paper medium, per qatrc
100 sheets drawing .sWbaDnns Turkey
medium 10 antiquarian, per shee,
|, zoo az laid envelopes lett, .,.s peo0o
800 do
go puaa, e.o,h lined sx ~ IN inches.
3k nches, per
600 best ha envelopes official
5000 best ban cnvsope~
hand odicia, s,x. 40
70 steel cards boxes,
have the liberty Of selecting different kinds
manufacrared English Americar) per gross
100 cards reuy's pens, assorted per card
DO ,ssorrsph,c pens DO
81 so.a pens, large with silver holders
10 quarts Bryan wlcox'. writing nuid in bo,,Iss
10 do Maynard koyes's black ink. IN bottles
- do best LondoR copying Ink, Arnslds Tery's
cunee-hotses Perrine-
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s hedas hich the bidder encloses offer
an! each of % signed ty him. Opposite each article
ute the the
for each class and tAc amount Likewise yen In rords
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

Tho Undersigned -, OF , In the State Of -, am
- of - in the State of -, hereby guaranty that, IL
foregoing bid Of Of the classes
accepted will within receipt
designated
cute the contract m The win good and sufficient suvee-
and said sha fail
guaranty make good difference
said -- and that which may be accepted
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No wheoak plank stock logs No. 3, promiscu
timber. No. A. whie oak keel pieces yellow pine
plank stock los No g. yellow beams No. yellow pine
nbsr. No. ., whe pine. No 10, white
bulls. ash, cyprass No II, black walnut and cAey No ~,
locust No I3 white ash hickory bars No 49, black
bar steel No. 49, spikes nails No 49, lead pipe zinc,
No a. hardware No o. paints, oils. No.
No u.s. cotton canvas No a fax and cotton twne No a.
Bunting dry No. 81 pitch, 80 OIL soap.
low. No. 81 ship chandlcfy No. IS, stationery No. 49,
nd Nh OaknD
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FORM OF OFFER.

t,-----, OF --- State Of -, hereby agree furnis
ard deliver respective nayyyards all the articles
The classes hereunto annexed agreeably the
schedules therefor and conformity vh The
Bureau ofCoastrucon, &c, of l5h May 1885.
Should Offer accepted, request addressed
and the contract forwarded TO the navy agent
,orto , for signature and certificate.
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COUNT OF CLAiM>.rbe undersigned has npenra lhN ?
y nee the southwest ~ IAN ssd strsc im#ea
ia hs of Willard. Hotel. lie will Practise ~ ne s"s
cts.ms and IN the Of tbs psfnct JohS p Ifeo'
May te--tswgw
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Signature Of two guarantors q a !

huper No S. yellow pine PLANK stock logs No. a. yellow
mast timber No o wfe pine No. TO- ASH and No. II.
black walnut md No. H. and cedar No. H. white
ash oar and hickory bars No H. white and heading
No 10, 9numvi1. No II, and nails
bar iron and No 49,
tin. No 81 hardware. No 49, paints Gil No Vi
No 25, No. d. fax and Irvine.
s1 glass No % leather No 49, hose No. 49, brushes No 81
low No 81 ship chandlery No. IS, stationery No 49,
wood. No. %, oakun.
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PosT Oyucx
May "a, issa
DRoPosAIs carrying ms United
day Joiy, less, soth day % June ss ia
elusive, Ia sf VIRGINIA., hOkfH CAROLINA,
FLORIDA, viii be received The oane~
oiner the city 81 washington unn
Junr, ieSa, desdsd by Juns
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January 10, 1854.
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Book Keeping
WITHOUT A MASTERf +
MAYHEWS
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY.

BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY.
WITH A SET OF ACCOUNT BOOKS TO BE
w used by the learner in writing up the Exam
pies for practice contained in the Bookkeeping and
Key for Teachers, containing their solution by Ira
MAYHEM, A. NJ. The publishers would RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of Teachers School Officers and the
friends of education generally to this work whicl
has been strongly recommended by the principal
Book-keepers of extensive business houses in New
York; by the Superintendent of Common Schools for
the City and County of New York by the PRINCIPAL
OF the New York Free Academy by the Principals of
the Public Schools generally and of all the Ward
Schools in the City and County of New York; by the
Principals Of all the Public Schools of the Cities of
Brooklyn and Williamsburg, and by the teachers
generally of other schools both public and private
to whose knowledge it has been brought
Such unanimty and strength of testimony, inclu
ding the Principals of all these three Cities is unpre
cedented; and STILL this work has been received
with equal favor g0eyeUer 1t has become knoacq bav
ing been introduced into the schools of large num-
Der OF cities and towns in every part of the United
States within the brief space of three months from
its publication including several female colleges in
as many different States the hfgh-schools of large
number of cities and almost incredible number Of
academies and common schools, scattered throuplp
fifteen States 1t will be Observed also, that Teach
erS who have tested this acork IN the sctoolroo bear
the strongest and most cordial testimony in its favor
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DIR. JORDAN,S
WILD CHERRY COUGH CANDY

A CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, &c Sovereign among the remedies
of the day stands this celebrated article Without
boasting advertising, it has acquired reputation
beyond that of any other article of similar nature
Wherever by whomsoever it has been used through
out the length and breadth of this widely extended
country it has uniformly and invariably received the
approval of the public voice. Hundreds of certif-
Gates might be appended here, but the proprietor
would forbear to tire the patience of the reader and
would prove more satisfactory to the wonderful
healing virtues of this remedy than thousands of
tfcaes in its favor The price places it within the
reach of ALL and its convenient FORM as can be ia
ken in the pocket and eaten at pleasure, and being
vey pleasant to the TASTE so that children eat it as
they do candy from the confectioners makes it the
favore of all who have experienced its beneficial in
huence 1t is purely vegetable, being composed of
twelve different roots banks and herbs which is an
other great feature in its favor but the greatest of
all is that it when all other remedies fail The
reader will please bear that in mind.
Prepared and sold by L. GORDON, No. 81 Wash
ington street, Newark, N. j.. and $50 Greenwich St.
New York. Price IL IL cents package.
Orders directed to either place will be punctually
attended to.
E5g"For Sale at COoPER's BOOK STORE, Free
hold, Mrs CROOK, Middletown Point, and f. STOUT
G. SON, Keyport. Sims
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$50 Reward,

WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL
w buy box of DR.. Terrel's Healing Ointment,
and use it according to directions if they viii call at
my office and say with clear conscience that it will
not completely cure Chapped Hands, Chilbains Cha
fng Sore Lips Burns and Freezes Sores Children,
and greatly alleviate if not entirely Saltrheum
Piles Inflammation of the Breast, Bites of Insects,
Pimples on the Face and all Diseases of the Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, Conn.
AGENTS.. Walker, A. Laird, g. Co., VIM. H.
Hubbard Benz. C. White, s. S. Wickof, VIM. R.
Maps, Hugh West, T. r. Williams, Haynes & VOL
colt. Z. H. Vanuxem, Joseph W Borden, S. l. Tay-
lor. Maps G. Vandyne, E. Stout g. Son. M D. Lloyd,
F. p. Simpson, G. P. Conover, 7. l. Beedle g. Son.
g1|Orders addressed to B. Corbin, Guilford, Conn.,
March il. 1856 20-eow
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Admirably adapted to meet the wants of scholars
of both sexes it is the only work that suits my views
as calculated for Young Ladies.
1t is adopted as the textbook the subject in this
institution.-JoHN B. NEWMAN, NJ D. President
Harrodsburg Female College, KY
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.

| UST RECEIVED FROM THE CITY OF PHILA-
dephla, one of the most extensive assortments of
TQ Jewelry ever before offered in this market suit
KAN able for Holiday Presents, and selected with
49, great care. Among my assortment may be
found BREAST PINS, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
wear, of the latest styles, manufactured from excel
lent material, and handsomely finished
FINGER AND EAR-RINGS-A beautiful and ex-
tenslve assortment, comprising Plain and Fancy, of
of the most desirable styles
AAAs SPECTACLES.-In this line my as
X ~ sortment is good, and will be found
upon inspection, to contain article suitable for ali
ages.
ALS0.-GOLD AND SILVER PENCILS. LOCK
ETS, GOLD STUDS, WRIST BUTTONS, &c. &c.
All the above articles having been purchased for
Cash. will be sold at CITY PRICES and ten per cent
lower than ever before offered in the county
5Z9 A good assortment of CLOCKS always on
hand, and fer sale cheap.
agg Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired at
short notice, on very reasonable terms and warranted
for one year
JAMES NJ. HOPPER
December 90 1854 8-tf
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OPINIONS OF THE PREss-This is plain, brief
treatise, by the late able Superintendent of Public
instruction in Michigan whose labors in another de-
partment of education have given him prominent
position among the friends of popular improvement
in this country. 1t is not mere competition but
presents several original features of great value By
its perfect clearness of expression its admirable ar
rangemeat and the multiplicity of examples by
which its theorec principles are illustrated it Il
well adapted to common use No work on the sub
ject that we have seen, can be more safely recon-
mended to farmers and mechanics, as exactly suite&
to their wants.-New York Tribune.
az Teachers and others engaged in the cause Of
Education, can have copies sent them by mall pos
tage paid by sending 81 IL cents for the Book-keep
ing so cents for the set of Blanks and 81 ~ cents
for the Key. Send your orders to
DANIEL BURGESS & CO.
Publishers, New York.
na-For Sale at Cooper's Book Store
Freehold, NJ.
November 8, 1854.
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COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES.
The Huron Air Tight, Stove which has given bet
ter satisfaction than any other Cooking Stove in mar
ket For the truth of which statement l can refer
the public to Jos. Combs Esq., Jno S. Denise, Garret
S. Bennett, Tunis Dense and many others, as they
will be found in general use in this neighborhood-
Also the Vulcan Air Tight which is adapted to eth
er wood COAL and iSone Of the best Stoves for that
purpose that can be obtained also, the Iron Witch
Air Tight, the Hot Air Pemium and many Others
PARLOR STOVES.
In this department will be found the celebrated
Evening Star, for wood or COAL This Stove receiv-
ed the first premium atthe Worlds Fair in London
Also the Cottage Air Tight, Peruvian Air Tight
Box Stoves, Cylinder Coal Stoves &C.. &c.
All the above Stoves Aavesbeen selected with great
care. They will not crack with fire, the iron being
superior to that used in most factories and am con-
dent cannot be surpassed for excellence by those Of
any other establishment
We will always keep On hand general assortment
of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware and are prepa-
red at all times to execute any orders in this line.
Repai ing done at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Tin Roofing done in the best manner and
warranted tight Leaders and Leader Heads made
to order, and got up in good style.
sg1 Old Copper, Iron, Pewter, Brass, Lead and
Rags taken in exchangeor goods at the highest mar
kct price
October 25, 1854. 1-tf
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Winter Stock of
D. G. PERRINE, FREEHOLD, N. J

THE CHEAPEST STORE & BEST GOODS
n G. PERRINE HAVING NOW IN STORE
LIZ the largest Stock of Goods in the County late
ly purchased from the Auction Rooms in New York,
at the EXTREME Low PRIcEs, comprising all the most
desirable goods wanted will now sell at SMALLER
PRoFITs than other House.
His Stock will be renewed every week with Goods
from the last importations
am now selling English Mernos, double width,
from and to shillings per yard, and French Me
rinos at 6.
Cloths, Casimeres, and mems wear, from 20 to 40
per cent less than usual Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, and Ready Made Clothing, in large quantities
Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils, Hard
ware, Irion and Steel Crockery Ware, Looking Glass
es and Carpets and Oil Cloths Carriage Trimmings,
Wagon Stuff, &c. &c.
Grass Seed Glover and Timothy, in large quanti-
ties Merchants can be supplied with Grass Seed
and other Merchandise, as low as they can purchase
elsewhere for cash. D. C. PERRINE.
Freehold Oct %, 1854. 1-tf
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FURNITURE.

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A NEW AND VERY
w extensive assortment of Furniture, of every de-
assszsseszrss scription which offer at low -zzzz
er prices than ever. Among our
u ~assortment may be found Sofas z@stzsz
Tete-a-Tetes, Bureaus, Side Boards Book Cases
Writing Desks, Tables, Marble and Mahogany Top
Centre Tables, Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands
Mahogany and Walnut Bedstcads, Card Tables, Spring
and Cane Seat Rockers, Boston Rockers Spring Cane
Rust and Wood Seat Chairs, Bar Room and Office
Chairs, looking Glasses of all sizes and qualities
Hair, Husk and Straw Mattresses, Floor oil Cloths
Mattings and Rugs.
M. & R. G. RUE.
October 25, 1854. LIT
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

October %, 1854.
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Manufacturing, &c.,
To Builders.

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED
N to furnish SASH and BLINDS at the shortest
notice. and on the most reasonable terms in large or
small quantities, to purchasers Having followed
the business for the last twenty years they are now
at the stand formerly occupied by b. W
PAGE, with the NEWEST and most IMPROVED
MACHINERY for manufacturing SASH & BLINDS.
To all those in want Of such articles we would saw
give us call before purchaslpg and you shall find it
to your advantage. Applications may be made either
at the BASIN, or at the HARDWARE STORE Of
LANNING g. DUNN, No. II EastState Street, where
orders will be received and finished work kept con
stanty on hand.
ISAAC DUNN g. co.
Trenton, Feb 10, 1855. lily
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PUBLICATION.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED

That the HERALD is the cheapest paper of its
character and size published in the country-that it
was started to conflict with the circulation of City
Weeklies, and that its contents are much better
adapted to the tastes and interests of citizens
orally and the instruction of their children in parcu
lar than those of any city paper they get
sgf- All orders must be accompanied by Cash or
they will not meet attention.
10 Postmasters and Merchants requested to
a q
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At Private Sale.

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A TWO
a Seated Carriage and Carryall Wagon, both new
1ER having never been run, which he will
(Ss3AGI sell cheap. Call at his Blacksmith
AZ-Si2-Sh Shop near the corner of South street
and Mclean Avenue, nearly opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Hendrickson.
THOMAS PEARSON.
N B. The public will always find Wagons here tor
sale on as reasonable terms they can purchase
elsewhere.
November 8 1854 :0tf
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FREEHOLD MARBLE Yarn

INQUIRIES LIKE THE FOLLOWING ARE FIRE
i quently being made:-" WHERE is THE MARBLE
CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT ?" The subscriber would
inform the public that such an establishment can be
found in South Street, opposite the Court House
where may be found HEADsToNEs, MONUMENTS. or
anything in this branch of business at astonshnay
low prices.
The subscriber being connected with one of the
largest establishments in the city Of New York is able
to procure the best of Marble at the lowest possible
rates, which enables him to sell CHEAP Give him
a call CHRISTOPHER SNEDEKER
October 25 1854 lv
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GLOVES, RIBBONS, &C,
READY MADE CLOTHING,

TINE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
Il Clothing in Freehold may be found at our Store
IA 1t was manufactured expressly for this market
kA and comprises everything usually kept IN this
III line. We deem an enumeration of articles un-
necessary.
The public are earnestly invited to call and exam
inc this stock before purchasing elsewhere as they
can get as good an article here and equally as cheap
as elsewhere
October Is, 1854 i-tf
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w anted.

VXANTED-TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
w this village, or apartments in large one with
"A privilege of Kitchen, Hall, and part of garden.
IL One on Thockmorton street. or that vicinity.
would be preferable. Enquire at this Office
January %, 1855. 13-tf
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New Saddle & Harness
MANUFACTORY IN FREEHOLD.

N0WDRICK, TRUEX g. HAMBERTS0N, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public that they now
Szaprepared to manufacture Harness. at their new
EsYestablishment in Freehold in as neat and sub
4 stantal a manntr,- and at prices as liberal as
they be had elsewhere. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles Brides, Whips Trunks, Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons.
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find US in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph Huse, as Hat Store.
s- Orders Tros-sa dfstance viii be punctually at
tended TO-
We return sincere thanks for the liberal pa
ronage have already received, and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases. will
merit continuance ofpublic favor
J. B. C0WDRICK,
CHARLES TRUCK
DAVID LAMBERTS0N.
October rs, 1854. l-tf
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TESTIMONIALS,
OF PRACTICAL EDUCATORS

have examined Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping
with much care and particular attention. This i'm
portant subject is too much neglected in our Public
Schools, and l am rejoieed that book of so much
merit is now placed within the reach of all-JNo.
WHITEHEAD, Secretary of Board of Education, New
ark, N j.
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THE
MONMOUTH WEEKLY HERALD,

win Be issued every Wednesday Morning from the
Office, over the Grocery Store of Connolly g. Higgins
corner of Main and Throckmorton Streets in the viii
laqe of Freehold at ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS per annum in advance, or TWO DOLLARS
at the end of the year Where paper is suffered to
run over one year, $3.50 will be demanded.
No subscription taken for less period than six
months No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid unless at the option of the Publishers
Terms of Advertising. !.
For Square az lines) weeks $3.50
rs
so
To those who advertise by the year, liberal do
duetion will be made.
Legal Advertisements at their usual rates
E All advertisements must be marked statsr@
the length of time for which they to be inserted
or they will be continued till otherwise ordered and
charged accordingly.
EY These terms will be strictly adhered t IN
sve,y particular.
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My pupils like the book No class works more
cheerfully profitable, than that which follows his
practical examples, making the calculations and ar
raging them accurately, in business-like form.-N.
HEDGES, Principal Select and commercial School,
Newark, y. ].
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Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping is better adapt
ed in my judgment, to the ordinary business of the
great majority of the people of country than anv
treatise that has hitherto been nsed Z
feel greatly disposed to favor its use-JosEpH Nc
KEEN, Superintendent Com. Schools City and County
ofN. Y. IL n
This is the only really practical system of elemet
tary Book Keeping that has fallen under my obser-
contains under variety of FORM all the general prin
cipes required to be known in recording ordinary
mercantile transactions, Its extensive introduction
into schools, WILL in my opinion, confer great bless
ingSon popular educaton.-E L. AVERY, Principal
Ward School No q, N. Y. (Concured in by twenty
other Prineipals)
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PLOUGHS.

HAVING A LARGE NUMBER OF ONE AND
IL Two Horse Plows, just finished, am prepared
to supply all demands at very short
~ notice, and on accommodating terms
ne=-a2zsszzzSR 1t is unnecessary to say anything in
favor of these Flows, as almost all our Farmers know
Them and deem that together with the fact of re-
ceving the first premium at the late Agricultural
Fair, sufficient recommendation.
SAMUEL CONOVER.
December 20, 1854. 8-tf
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Glass w are.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND CUT
IA Glass Tumblers Preserve Dishes, Centre Table
SD Lamps, &c. &c, Also, Crockery, Earthen
r1 Stone and Willow Ware, of every description to
w be had cheap at the Grocery Store of
November s. 1854 2-tf
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w "A. NTEsT.

w ANTED TO RENT WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w of buying two Houses with from one to three
"A acres of ground, situated together and having
k-a water front on some river in New Jersey about
90 Or 40 miles from New York, and of easy access by
steamboat or Railroad. Terms must be reasonable
Address, stating particulars
NJ g. R. H. RUMRELL, So Fulton ST.
October IS, 1854 law
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Teas.

lr,=zz LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS
fSSEa of Teas of superior quality, just received,
ESi34 (which selling at extremely low prices.
Call at the Grocer s.Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS.
November s, 1854. 2-tf
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Baskets For Sale !!

IN 900 PEACH BASKETS, AND 100 900
Il O,OOO STRAWBERRY, for sale cheap, BY
WALTON & ODELL
Freehold, N j.
January 10, 1854. linn