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DIAN NICHE DEARwO OD.-
I'D FOURTH EDITION


NEW ROMANCE OF AMERICAN LIFE Is NOW JUST
ISSUED
The popularity Of Blanche peGwood confines ursbsted.
md On all hand, q receives catering both from the
rrsss ard tie public
From The Home Journal
In the stter % ton Ct th the n,ees s thrilling
and the character rousb; with aud ydness
that distlsy canes and strong conception"
From The Commercial Advertiser.
mere attractive and entertaining book ms no, been copy
rishtsd here for years
From The Saturday Courier.
Blanche Dearwood Is a book that finish single
reading; We have iae Of more interest"
Prom The Albany Spectator.
T. seems ike coming back TO The days when Irving mmor-
,sszed many spot noble nyeT.'
From The Philadelphia Post.
singular story written With power Tot often eluled
The hero snd heroine superior the standard Of
lover. The BLOT remarkable one. though uonstura'
Tie Philadelphia Argus
reure OF ~ hher Of social life developed IN
III re u.rc Blanche Re rwood i without rivsL'
From The Evening Post
The characters drawn with XII than IS usually
shown in work, Of bis class"
From The New-York Courier
Blanche Desrood has he sentsnes. and delcacy Of
eepton peculiar the female mind ana ys; the uine
II expression and gor animation peculiar -
Prom The New.York Herald.
There simplicity rubfHnes and yieoF Of thought IN
this charming which enite rank with Of the
popular novels Of Miss Austen
from The y. Y Daily Timss
The best American novel of the season The heroine
tue xomsn-high principle strong affection clear in intel
ltct"
From The Newark Advertiser
An unusual Of feeling DEPTH variety Of tho1gh, sn
general geniali'y that IS recuii'rly pie-ins
From The PHILADELPHIA Peuu-ylv ansu.
The author struck for himself path in the beaten
walk. OF literature and Ia. produced hat be ap
preciated Il displays ms'terly ability"
From The y. Y. Express.
The best new novel before the public"
From The Boston Traveller
tale Of superior interest and power
From The Boston Advertiser
The principal chGIsc the b01t dawn with great
zeal of Iower"
Our attention 'itei by OF uneommou
power and By psthos the sublime
From The Worcester Transcript.
The author Of this work eyinces than ordinary "a
ary with the engte ming effects Of at ction character
and especially fectous in depcins the struggle With gener
Gus and selfish passous.'
From Tie Philadelphia News.
The author might well have affixed HE name 20 Blanche
DeaIxood the box TO be extensively
than any other American novel Of the season."
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NOW PUBLISHED:
NJ 4 r Y L Y - II . n
OR, REVELATIONS OF A LIFE.

X.
Az AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
In one puodecino Volume neatly bound in cloth. Price 81
TIE advent Of MARY lyndon the bookword has eEesied
eat couuoton. Tie Savannah Journal and Cor err after
reviewing this rights book, We do not hest
pronounce extraordinary production We have pc
ruse with And he Press from every sec
ten n r'igtel with euoges this charming novel;
than fulfilling he high expectations Of the early re-
viewers
Much interest slIea et 70 learn who wrote this mastery
Jane Eyre book and number OF strong minded" writers
have been named suthor The critics enthusiac
IN e1tolig se mating power snd originality. The excite
meni in literary circles IS hourly Increasing 1t viii make
far and wide bob sides the Atlantic, aud win be
more and talked about than any other the e.
Read the following confident prediction;
In srse, oferary power this novel than equals the
very hgh expectations which various preliminary notices led
TO enieitsin Mary Lyndon American lane re. aud
Der story s told with as much ygaT while u a. ortiuA As
lbs r,nsrk.be ability deeply interesting plot and powerful
~ Y. Commercial Advertised
in pres sd vii .h ry be pnblshed For this book we he'd
predict unusual success The volume is power
Like Jane Eyre, this book dependent upou hand
heione for is chami and t u not improbable that
lNortons Literary Gazette.
Its worth large It's original features and Individuality
character striking hat expect 20 hear IL laughed
ard loved admired and abused more than any work pub
lhhsd ior many The book which will be
read today sud forgotten tomorrow. 10 Will DO somewhat to-
ard modrg The Of thinking and women In the
generation This Is not slight as Il Is not undeseryed
work Of no ordinary aud power from pen
remarsa6 see lnae we' IL = ae,''nee 20 maze T
The characters and Incidents are drawn from real s
der cied with OF deineaio5 Of the most vivid in
tenseness.' The BONE Journal.
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4 COMy OTION in the BOOK WORLD!

~ May Lyndon American Jane Eyre. and net
orv much whir IL IS or EnaA and a.
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rO OWNERS Of BROOKLYN PROPERTY
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TREAT

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NEW BOOKS for the COMING SEASON
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Has nearly Ready for Publication;
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Bodro ann Bocms.

pOARD in DENOMINATIONS single or
AZ IN suiss ldmiIGby Acapted 5r FAMILY or for SIN
GLE GENTLEMEN, aud very Pleasantly located. House No.
79 sandsst, corner Of Jay. References required
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"A Son. wants 30 ARDiNG PLACE In some ain moral
family, either ia Brooky Pstersyn " j. Would educate
and board sd IN exchange, charges being equal Address
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6perial Notices.

pos,-Ofice Notice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, via
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Will eose this Office SATURDAY the 18th day OF July,
At lol O'clock A. NJ. ISAAC v FOWLER Postmaster
The Cana-st II. Ii. Society meet at Convention Hal,
No IN Nooster.gt.. on SUNDAY EVENING ISAAC J.
OIIVFR Mr.. GABRAITH and other eminent speakers will
address the meeting Our friends why the Pro-
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wv Nash SECRETARY. 10 IN QUA, President.
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Ghanrrs for Brsinfss mfn.


A SSIGNFE's SALE of a P0RTEMONNAlE
n MANUFACTURING EsraBLIsHNENr stu ted on ths cor
per OF Keniayenue and Tayortrees, W liam ma
chnsry al Up aud IN perfect working eondon- ot-An
rover attached the 0sDs building And on pa mene
Of small rent, the present lease nsy oe con-
timed m five the whole be moved a. the opon
OF the purchaser Every part Of the estsbshsn ia psect
COZ dicn and OF the articles mentioned below"
.oli in the meantime At private sale the same viii
be sold auction the above ramed place on iusAy 'no
Slst July. 1885. AZ l. NJ Terms cash. -.
rss press rs hard Pre- she steam preses steam
siesrs pin machine 81 feet OF shafns 20 feet % snAi ing
rlaurg machine dTi ling machine, SOL polishing whce 10
ron wheels tin and copper wheels gndone. S2S ieet OF
wOrkbenches OF beams for whees closets psuo
Sc pair Of Gales large pues q lamps stoves ~ vices
N sets comp dies 20 small and large tools bnerent s
es such polishing toos &C. IS gross Of frames dteIen,
numbers, ali tools in blacksmith shop polishing nsehne aD'
hIuih hes. For further particulars apply 20
JOHN TUFTS, Assignee. No 81 Nsust
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6orsfs, Carriages, &r.

Tor SALE-A BAY MARE suitable for a
Doctor; capital family horse and az near perfect
noe, horses Inquire st he Stable No. "a East
Broadway Sold for WAIT Of
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WI soon be FubI-shed, :
~ III f f | X + NJ A y -
II there any Representative Man IN whom the nool7r
ouses Of Humanity are largely developed than IN
another, II =, =.
Of Americas ready spend time exhaust Strength
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and foe alike The unwT,ien deeds Of noble prompting per-
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bookmsker and for the first time embodied IN besu
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T IL T. + / Il T. Nj \ y
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large 2mo volume, BEAUTIFULLY iliurated Pnce 81
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AN ENGLISH MANUFACTURING FIRM,

~ hsvng n pot in York aud the Factory Bosom
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Pslers,IIe Homestead AssociatIon.-The

PsfersvfIIe Homestead AssOciatiOn.-The Lands Of
his Association all subscribed for and members are hereby
informed that by resolution adopted a. previous meeting the
has been fixed for the distribution Of the property Menu
the time fixed for the distribution
viii be dered entitled take part in the same and
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Regular meetings every Monday evening Of Broadway
and Grapd.st. +. A POTTER, President.
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New i1ublieaiions.


A BOOK FOR TIL T NJ f s
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VISIT TO THE CAMP BEFORE SEVAsTOPOL,
By RICHARD c. McCORNicg, Jr of New-iork,
VOL limo with spirited and beautiful u,trations Prce 81
LIST or FLUCTUATIONS:
A Portrait of Miss Nigh ingale
Panoramic View Of the Seat OF War in the East.
The Hsrbor of Basklava.
The Road from Balaklasa TO kadukoi
Panoramic View Of the Position Of the Armies
Diamond Battery.
aoquGrters OF Lord Raglan
Sentinel Of the Zouayes.
Lonsves. -,
This book will all classes and should have wide err
custiop Mr. Mccormick well known a careful and era,
pc writer Is The only American thai has returned
from visit worldrenowned camp before SeyasoPol he
qualified speak upon many points OF which no uiof
nation hss hitherto been secured Beside giving minute &c
count Of long soiourn the camp Of he Allies full parcu
lars Of IN, greet army Hospitals Scuta and Pera are intro
duced Seyaaopo described In detail and the unparalleled
suengs and cement in the English camp are por
trayed in vivid style.
OS SATURDAY,
NEW WORK BY MISS sEWELL,
CLEVE ii a l. l.,
Pv Miss sewen author of Amy Herbert, Gertrude &c
2 vols l2no., paper covers. 3 or Vol, CLOTH 81 -
by the English possessing the power was as
payed in eajly fcon by this writer Nowhere IN the
FusNsh language be found valuable life Philosophy
these ssng volumes Ihey 60 not
abound n startling and horrible pictures but present 70 Tie
reader those admirable photographs OF home me- whicu are
e 70 as, the attention Of those who fond OF the lovely
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Published This Day:
DUTNAM' MONT II L Y-AUGUS1
CONTENTS OF No XXI.

II j L i N y vi
II CONTENTS No. XXI;
TURKISH WARS OF FORMER TINES.
AZ illustrated by the adventures Of Capt John smith Pres
dent Of vI1Es and Ain<sl u Ses-EnsIsra
NY LOST YOUTH.
THE BELL TOWER
UNKNOWS TONGUEs-rm LANGUAGE or ANNALS.
ABOUT BABIFS.
LIFE AMONG THE yORM0Ns.
THE RINER FISHERIES OF NORTH ANEHlCA-IHE
ARTIFICIAL PkoPAGArloN or FISH
CAPE COD-THE BEACH
FIRST FRIENDSHIP.
LIVING IN THE COUNTRY.
A Country Fre-Psce-Lages ard PeuseS-Sentmsnt-
sprius Vegetables In the Germ-A Garden Paper
Warm Weaiher-A Festa and Irruptior ci Sosoogisis-
Constiu'ionai Law, etc.
SIR John SUCKING.
TWICE MARRIED fConiinuell.
TIE ARMIES or EUROPE.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
AMERICAN LfrFRATURE And kfFkNTf.
Religious Works.
Eist0Ies.
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EUROPEAN LITEEATVEE.
England.
France.
Germany.
Hungary.
Italy.
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