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FUNERAL NOTICE.
TUCKER.-The friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. d. Coffee. are invited to at
tend the funeral of their sister. Miss Agnes W !.
Tucker, from their residence at Ne. ia Court
street, this Monday evening. at o'clock.
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DIED.
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10 counterfeit which Is felony. ...T 4
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SIR MORTON PETO.-The Ecleciic
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I ICY ARLYN: or

sptLrr Of "Neighhor lockwood, lnhl0 81 ave CIV
vol i2no.. 5G4 poges " %
The plan aud character OF this romance ny one oil me os'
ropuar Writer'S Auercs wei set forth IN the following
raTsar nj. rom the Boston Transcript Of Feb q;
'.IR OWBRIDGES NEW NONKL.-ln few days new
rom,nc bv the popular author If tegbbor JsekMood ana
Cniio's Cive win be issued from the press 81 Ieknor
Fe d. The has chosen theme which has been and
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hearts and lives both in ibis country end EuIoPr anu nss
treated the subject in large aud catoic spirit NE poI u
this so is founded certain phenomena senei@y
Srituaisn ACtu facts gathered from personai
ere embodied IN the romance Of Lucy Aryn ana Ine ieu
ia e 10 draw his OF her conclusions as 10 be
of many marvellous manifestations that surpise noth by teH
be uty and mower The eieyaiDg character 81 some h
noens and the dangerous tendency Of otheis tne ec'
upon social md domestic relations, the absurd iaals tne Du
MAJ, vsmp the sincere ieOTme.-are al portrayed Win AZ
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compass originality aud beauty The 9coIs on lhe see W
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f energy ard feeling which almost brings 10 NINA the
masters ii fiction Lucy Arlyn' will b. sensation u 'e
be-; meaning Of that uuchabu term for has u'n - as
basis and human nature for It's tield OF action ~,
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DOR SALE, near M0rrStown, ~ j., we'll
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- A WINTER iDYL.
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B1 JUN q. hhlilIhh
Third Edition. vol limo. 81 2,
This volume GvoTiie New IN giand poet les
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Real Grstate for Sale.
AII.WANTING FARMS.

~ Lar,e and thriving settlement Of vine ana mn NM
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per within four years. gOoa business
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Of IN, late Ihona. TInslow decea,cl 1t Pot Chester,
Wesci ester County " " the Purchase Road about bali
q mile from tie depot There on the premises lai =
double house 3Gg 81 feet, sorie attic aud bsneu win
woory wing l6rl0f~; also stable und other 0ntDuifnss
Good aud other fruits There very extended view
81 the Sound plaza, ION three sides u the houel
aud cupoa Abou, four Of land with road on three
lr This l. a very desirable place Immediate Possession
n dr.ircd Apply TO WIN. TRUSLOW. Executor, No IL!
Libery..t OF 10 HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pine-st.
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Honses ano farms iDanteo.

WANTED by an American FAMILY OK
w s5p,, 7 or 8 Rooms on second third floors Of .
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NARM WANTED.-A COUNTRY SEAT.
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Thirty fourh.st near Fifhaye with Stable attached IL
must % s'0u ''"- BFHtEDfCT & CoIT No. Pinest.
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A RRAH.YA.PoGUE GRAND MARCH for

A RRAH-NA-POGUE GRAND MARCH Tor
IA Violin, l5c; piano. 30c. N,
THREE O'CLOCK GALLOP, easy, elegant and 20 dam
/ CANNOT SING THE OLD SONGS with variations,
"sHE SLEEPS. THO NOT A STAR" seTenado by
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THE MABLE Waltz. by D. Godfrey 35c.
THE GUARDS WALTZ, b. d. Godfrey, $50.
EXCELSIOR MUSIC for flute NO IN most popular
melodies of the day; in 10 books, price 81 IS; Nos, BOc
zach 5c.. msied. - . ..n
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YTHE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL
JOURNAL with Physiognomy or signs oil Character "
1empersments With choice of pursuits; Psychology the
Courtsbip and Marriage In each No. DOUBLE PICIO.
RIAL NOS for JANUARY, FEBRUARY and MARCH,
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SPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, fol

SPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
~ sALE-3O Acres loo in very old large hardwood tiu'
Der oak sugar maple and chestnut Tie farm has three
moving meadows orchards OF choicest grated fruit in full
bearing perennial springs with ground available for pehec,
trout ponds large and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
she'd, There 800 wooded Vermont merno sheep
the place. OF them lamb three horses
swine poultry complete stock agricultural tools aud
Ia plemcns The house Il lly furnished for immediate
cupion beds crockery and carpets up TO pictures
risno and rosewood furniture The place tive miles from
Chatham -Four Corners, the Harlem Railroad and miles
nom fss Chatham. the Albany aud Spring ed Road
The wood alone which worth 80 20 cord on the railroad
makes the pics exceedingly desirable apurchase ASS
stocked IL Is he most valuable III No~'l ork. APP
Ipy to HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest.
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Me0ital.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
IN Dr. LARMONTS MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK
all diseases Of the Pelvic Viscera Nervous Debility Piles
Estna Structure and Constitutional Affections Also con.
tsinng large number Of the subjects treated
ofin the work Sold mailed TO any address by the Doctor
No Vesey.s,. Treatment from 10 NJ tOs p. N.
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EOR SALE-An old-iashioncd, two-story and
Il .c HOUSE with abou two and hil acr, Of oandl
and barn Ia close proximity 10 tho Sound aud New Haven
Rsilrold nnd Oh. hour from Iwentysy.nsL to Station
Price. S6oO0 Apply to 80. 3.ii Grsndsi.
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90 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE in BROOhLfN 10
Ir * ninra, 70 ak from Wall OF South Ferry, three.
r E .sR ~ T aug se YsH otsE with ali 6e modern
IMPROVEMENTS including Hot and Cold Wafer Gas Dad
room Mater Closets Marble Mah,els. and Wa'nsahus
throughout the hon.e; stationary WashTnbs Heater hhss'
Sc Furniture new, and House in pertct 9Icei'
s225 PER months possession tie LIST q April IL sseo'
Inquire on the premises, No 6J Desn-st, Brooklyn.
FURNISHED HOUSES-From $4,000 to
$1,000 per annum. To LET. Inquire Of
BENEDICT & COT, No. 4 Finest.
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EOR SALE CIIEAP-The front and rear
BUILDINGS on Lot No los Biysrlsi, next TO the
ner Of Baxter with eight years LfAsE Of the 1t bom
Msyl The buildings rented las ycaI for 200 and con be
lars adore, W c. Sunday Mercury Oace, No. lJ Fulton.
st., -,e.-ic:-.
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Cost ano 1onno.

OST-On Friday afternoon, in going from
~ No 60 Waterst to No % Beaver.st, Two One Humid
red Dollar Gold CERTIFICATES and Five Dollar BIZ the
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning them to MACY
4 JENKINS. No. 81 Llbertyst.
l OST-A Bunch Of small KEYS on the morn
ing Of the oh By leaving the the Office Of
.he LQSG ISLAND EXPIESs. No, Jale, all. hRsru
reward viii bs PAID
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ITO RENT. FURNISHED, to Private Family
- CLUBHOUSE No. "a Elliottpaee. Brooklyn three:
story modern In yeuents handsomely decprted
and furnished Ren, $500 per month Apply to f. IhOMP'
son, No. 80 Go.d-s'.
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L,OR SALE-In Brooklyn, y very desirable
HOUSES Lafayette. Carlton. Green and Gstes ayes,
and Oxford Cumberland, Adephi Raymond aud States,s
TIlOS. WILDWOOD, No. ~ Cedar-s,.
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EOR SALE at Y0nkers-Delightful PLACE,
n North Broadway. near churches. schools and depot.
Phce 1890. Appyto SANGER, Nc. IS LAsgy 4, y, \.
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Two LET-Upper part of HOUSE No. l47
East rwelnlsi near Secondaye, to small family. In
quire At No. II Caiharinest
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NOR SALE at YOnkcrs--Brck HOUSE,
j. Wprbuuonavc corner Union place; l25x0O: "a rooms
- ces1t c1. Pike t. oee Apply to SANGER, No. IS
Libcrty.s., \. Y.