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LEnuORa.

ALcoHolr--Pur gallon. go tc28O.
acknowledgements, per gallon, 80 10
500; imported CoguGc, lott per gallon, 50;
lS12, 0t 1870, 10; 1868, 0 o.; 1850, 40; 1893,
s o.; lSfS, 10 80; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S Cog
nae, lS73 so; 1870, W; 1854, 90; 1873, 10 -;
BlaQuet, uu6ouche & Co.'S Cosnac, ISIS,
40; lS70, 4 30; 1875, 800.
UIN-Domostlc, per gallon, ! rs % . CO.;
import Holland, 8 ~ to8Tj; str Robert bur-
netts Old Tom, per c0sk, & 30 20 9OOi HOl.
land, per case, 7 GO b. l50l.
WuIsKI-R ectlued, 6 per cent. proof,
per gallon, 80; Western, | 20 TO 80; Bour.
bon, 30 to 3 ~; Rye, / 90 10 % 90, Scotch Inn
ported, 4 " to 326, Irish imported, i2j Ia
AIS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HeldEeick, quarts
per dozen, "a %; j Krug & Co., quarts, pul
aoscn, u 50; Moer 8 Chanaon, stllory
Mous3euS, per dozeu, ai0J; g. Goulet, per
dozen, g 10; q II. Mumm a Co.'S. Dry
Norway, q 75i Extra Dry, 90 plnts, 90
additional,
WtNEs.-California olaret, per gallon, 100
2lenfaudel, No l, Per gallon p0to | 10; I'M.
ported clayep, Ordinary, per caski 200 q
Sj0; Rmily ularcts, per cgSk, 70 on TO 1875 20,
llnc olaroiI, pcr oasll, l0l % to 10 o.; Mo.
doc, per case, . W; IS Julian, per case, 80,
| MHrGlsX, per case, 90; Ponte Canet, pei
case, 10 OK. l.Rrosse per case, " 10, Loo.
vol, per cnsc, u o.; Chateau bantte, pei
case, - Wi ordinary, pOr case % Ia , "a
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BUSINESS World,
NEG YORK DAILY REPORT.

NEW YORK. New, i-[speoiall Stocks
ere strong until the last hour, when there
q sharp break from to per cent. The
oe was weak.
Money on coll atthe stock exchange was
Idup to per cent on toe calling OF a mum.
n of loans, and partly by decrease IL
kort interest In the market.
Railroad bonds moved in sympathy with
\ stocks. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
yens, us; skies. SO; Galveston, Hards-
Srg & san Antonio, western division flves
Missouri Pacific consnls, 1OS 10.
The upward movement which occurred
the cotton market on Monday proved
liz temporary, and to-day the tone was
kak, aud Notwithstanding the reports OF
|msr markets vat Liverpool, prices
Sclined to 10 points and arc
Nv about rs on Saturday. Trading was
krly heav5 sales being $500 bales, pfinci
Inv for near months. Southern sdvices
bted poor weather and 4 weak feeling at
keleadlng points. The receipts at New
Itrk yesterday and to-day were IL 1863
lbs, but the receipts at the ports were
hall.
| The market tor spot cotton was weak,
I'd prices were reduced Il cent dcot-
b still rules IA cent above quotations.
be market Is evidently in the hands of the
ars, and the freedom apparent In selling
nerates an impres sion Of confidence on
teir part VIII Ii, however, may prove
Etrestimated.
khe wool market rules firm and holder are
inner in their views than had been anticl-
kted The buyers are stin axlous 10 Sc
|ue concessions, with Indifferent spc.
rs.
The cattle market is heavy.
Hides firm, With ,air move aent.
Leath rstropg and the demand good.
Sugar dull and nominal.
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DRY GOODS.

PRiSrs-Mefrimack, fancy, l-2; Man
chester, 81 Arnold, %; American, &;
Pacific, Si-sf hamiltoS. 5; gloucester,
q gloucester, nlng., Isl Gloucester
simpson, s. Eddystene, 8; simpson mns..
o; Alien pink and pUrpls,6 s; Sfnpson Sill
yer grey, .; Richmond, pink and purple, 6;
punpe0 s1lrting,s l-2; RSgetta sAirtirg'
~, Allen check, sxi Peabody, black, 5 l-2;
simpson, black, g; Eosedsle sl-s.
Known SHEErINe-Cr0wn, i-S; Aus
gnsta, q; Ettrich LII, 5S; Charter Oak, Sls;
Lave Oak, s;.international, 5 l-2; Laurence
Ii, q Glendale, 81; Enterprise, 6; Glen
dale, rs; Aoatt AL, : -; Admission, s Ia
BROWN SHIRTIN6-csst Iron, s; Farm
ers, IA; Honest, TIA; Pocahontas, I Ia;
Allendale, J; Century 6l-2; Dwight Id:
T. 4 Ia.
.SLEAcRrD SHlRrINe-New York 10 I-g;
%amsutta, Os; Lsugdon, 0; Loasdaie, S,
Fruit of the Loom, Sd; Gold Medal, 10;
cream of Crop, ia,
TIoKTNG-AmoSkesg, 4 G A, Is; Amos.
keas A, ~; swift River ~; Standard
(, g; Easion Nm; WI Eastrn IA, 10;
Raleigh, o; standard 2, 81; Pesri River
va; Sibley Awning, ID,
SrRiPEs-Hamiltoa, lOlt; Thorudyke
w American, 3; Rock River, y; Raleigh
M unknown, 9-s, s5&; Jeweu City, ~
Unknown. O.3, 10.
DENNIS -Amoskesg, i21t; Otis, 1870
York, 49, Warren, laA.
| tHHcKs AND PLAIDs--Iount Pleasant
i / Catroba, "a; OLD Dominion, 7; Mem,
PMS, La Queen City, I ii; Augusta, 4
tennessee, 10; COttonoale, u; Cumberland
| Check, Z; sibley, I 81.
GtNGaANs--Basee, s ii; Setarvllle, s.
NeStvllls, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, 8; Scotch
-: T., IL l-2; AmoekeNg, s Ia; Reileview
: ~ Washington, 81 Mndemere, I ~
CHEVIors-Oakdale Q ID; sterling, Ia
Unknown, h. r., 8 Id; Sihley, 02-l; Gler
tdddls, 10 la Harrisburg, MA; Slater, s
everett, -; Boss, 3; Silyerdale, 5; Ar
llngton, 81 Victoria, II; Gsrmanln, Ii 10
Rates, 10.
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II.u0s.

AcIDS- Acetic,l Ice /, ID; benzoic, dc d or,
carbolc, %; q ID, ciric, $50 y ID; gallo, Isl
rs on; oxnllc, l6c f1 Id; sallcylic, SO "a In,
tannic,Sl.t5 q ID; tartaric, powdered soc q ID
ALuM-3la,Ghc y III.
D., AMMONIA Bromide, 5Sc q ID; carbonate
ARROW RooT-- bermuda I5c g ID.
BALsAM,- Cspaiba, 45c g ID; fir, l6c q ID
To lu, SIC II h.
BARK--Uassia, l2c q III; sassafras, l2c 4
wild cherry, lie = h.
BAY RUN--Slp2.75 ~ IL,
BiSMUTu-- Suonitrate, SECS R ID
BLUE MAss--i5c {, ID.
B0RAN--i2c e ib.
Experimentation, 75c {. ID; English
81 Z, ID.
e 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q H.
CINcHoNEDiA-.P. IL W., l-oZ walls, go 4
OF: boz cans iSc q on; u. & s., 1-oz vlals
&c q oz; 5-Oz cans, l6c = or
CooAIEB-- Murlate, crystal, l0c Is gr; 4
per cent. solution, Is, 81 Is OF.
'CoRRosI rs suBLIMATE--bj q ID
CREAM TARTAR Pure, powdered, 4Oo 4. n
EXTRACT LoGwooD-. lO@lsc q n,
GLfCERINE--lSa Use q ID; Price, 15Gs5C
q II,
GUM--Aroblc, 10000 Il n; Osafptlda, 2iC
T'lh; opium, So S5Gi,l0 fslb; camphor, 96c '3ii
HoPs-- Pressed, 20@2ic y n.
IODINE kesubllmed, 81 q ID.
IoDoFoRM--iaC rs oE.
LEAyEs-- Buchu l5c u ioi sage, pressed
10 10 q ihi SIENNA, 2uc q 10.
MERCUBY--l0c 3 H.
p, MoRphINE-;P.. 4 W. y, Sl,O5 {, OF; L. q
W o., Oh, S2S'; smiths k,S2.I0; OF, s9.55
OILs-BcrgHmot, HOndeTsOn's, S125 q Ii,
oassia, 81 20 q n; castor, sl.l5Gl b6 X gall
cloves, $l.t5 y M cubebs, SO Is 10; lemon,
Snnderson's, 81 30 % 10, peppermint, 81 abb
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lrApUkR

LoUfsyILLr OAK SOLE LEATHER
heavy, free or brands, 100 ~; X medium,
free OF brands, SIC To- a heavy, ono brand
$50 h; "A medium, one brand, 500 ID, Balti-
more crop, 12c; Keystone oak sole, $50 Sc
BUFFALO SLAUHTER-Prine, ID 10 70 ID
Sides 80 to Sic ib, good, 10 10 20 10 Sides 2sc H.
counter, il 10 l4tO sides, go per 10; q. D.,
MatnluoraS, 2Bo 10; No. | OaR harness lea,
81 10 $50 10; No, 9 oak harness lea, 81 10 800
ID; No. hem harness len, soc 10; No. 9 hem
harness lea, Csc 10: No. California skirt.
Ing, 80 10 iSG; No, hemlOclS sklrting, rus
sett, soc; No. ! hemlOck skirling, lea
oiled, &c 10; No. hem skirtlng les, So
10; welt mud bride leather 400 10 500 a
side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-. Extra quality,
IS TO So lts 90 dozen, 70 10; IS to a ms To
dozen, 10 10; iitO 10 ihs to dozen, %; % 20
obs u dozen, 100 10; 50 10 20 lbs 10 dozen,
5cib
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0nAIN ASH ynrApsrurrs

WnEAT--I0 20 50 for good wheat.
NYr--kansae, 7lc; sacked. soc.
CugN-.ln ear, al,ll2c, sacked, 20 10 &c.
OATs-ln bulk, 10 10 2lo; sacked, alto SOC,
choice sacked, c6isc.
BARLEY-i0GlbS; sacked, 20 TO COO
NRAN-por cwt--At mills, 80 1880
CoRSMEAIs--Finob olted, f3 i0lN,l,U
iloMiNY and GRfrs-i,UJ ~ basal.
FEND-ChoppId corn, (, ivt n, | 10;
chopped corn and oats, g loo lbs, hos, corn
bran, Is 100 lbs, $50.
GRAHAM FLouu-H 100 lbs, 2.2j,
HAY-prnirie, G,7j 10 T.O0 q ton,
fLLErSEED-Large, Ia; small. 90.
f'LouR-Ffnsr faten. 400 10 a2j, seo.
ond Pat ~ tO TO ass; Extra Fancy, 2.gi
20 acc, Fancy, 2l0 10 IS; low grade, Isl
10 2.l0. Northern, patent, 3.el, extra fan.
cy, o,fancy, 2.TOi choice family, 25O.
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rRurr ANp pcutrry,

SSn.s--st Louis, 100 per barrel.
nnsuE--ln crates, 9.Si.
Ssn'lf,sS.is-ucns, a.eD. spring, $50
t...,nsst Sisuc northern, ssc. hes,
\ t,'ny, W .ahlc, other rexrs county
scrofuius 10 quality.
E'9-'W pet huahsl, 81 Louis. . q
oss-si:o pr boz.
"a ~ ~ 81 per bss.
PofAruls- e,hr
reyrrsA,roxs--rsxas s5s.iNotthern
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CATTLE Steers, . Is TO as; feeders, 200
to2 20; cows, [ 60 TO $50. butts, .OO ~ $50,
Ses 81 si !. SEQ wioo; milk cowsper head
Hoes !. Packing. and shipping. 800 10
head, 1 soto 3W
g si,Is ..s LIS to aso, ssoel eu,
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LuMBER amp BUILDING MATERIar

LUMBER Rough lumbcr, 1850; rough
oeitias, 1890; native pine ceiling, u, IL 80;
native pine ceiling, q, 2O,o0i native pine
gGina, Y h1i poplar ceiling, 15.C0; poplar
siding, $500. dressed ans matched tloorinc,
% %.
SnlNGLEs-- Ross shingles, AS; O, X,
l'2,i heart pine, $50; sap pine, 500
fOSr9- Gadar posts, best, l2b,c each; bois
a'aTc t6n.
LATuS-- Per l,pO0, $50,
BRtoE--peles brick, S.50per 1850,
PLASTER PARIS New York, 4 %; Mich.
igSo, 4 % per barrel
CEMENT ROsendale. 37E; Louisville,
$40; Portland, best. 70 per barrel
,sroNE FIUES- bout Hssc per loot.
DRAIN Pipe frOm los per loot, and
higher according % size
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Wild Cherry and TAR.

Every body knows the virtues OF
Wild Cherry and Tar as q relief and
cure for any effection of tho Throat
and Lungs. Combined with these two
Ingredients arc a iow simple healing
remedies IN the composition of DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
making itld-t Che article you should
always have M the house, for Coughs,
folds, Group aud Bronchitis. Price 90
conis aud 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists.
GUSTAV KoppK,
New York Cor. Times. Democfat
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Or. Francis Clarke
800 Clark Avenue, ST. Louis, MO.

IS EFfECEiNG MARVELLOUS all
NERVOUS DISEASES NERVOUS
a Skin Diseases,
structure eoNoRsaoEA, GLEET Cons
Niaaa
@ cases given by ncrrabo have bsn
ny Dr. oaike method
experience written guarantee Treatment
maio
Ut Office and
apsnces,
sealed treatise Address tot
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lEATlHG |. { N, IN.
DALLAS, TEXAS

6TAT& AGENTS. FOR 95 sm1.,RE Manufacturing
ssy pows Msans and Riding oulvO Chicago with Co
sndCorn Planting attachment; Double shvs
Skted Cha mIien Cotton Planter with
ard Boilers case NJ Co.. Ihreshing Machinery wtipchopse
Bnggle, Etc. 80 "s"ouse Engines
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Wage .basuser becr, always frssh,o
tap ATS Elm street, the Blue From
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,TT0N srAcSmENr.

AxroEls AND srOUKB.
Exports nom all Unued States norris inns
,ar tnls week:HGreat Britain, 2S,02G; F'rapce.
io,iso ;Continenn 20,B5l STOCK nj ali unIieo
last year, 7l2,p55
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NIWs ThtKcl,
ToNE-Ciosed: New York. steady; New
Orleans, steady; Liverpool, quiet and
steady.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CHERIFF's SALEM cRANCElfY or N1zE
y JERSEY.
Between James s. Moves, complainant Al B zsnS2s
II. Clough and sybil P. GseHsh, his wife. 8kfEnk.-
auts. HEf
ii. fl. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable October Term, 1886.
VIM A. Lewis, Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me s5zaeze7R
and delivered, shall sell by public StDdae - =
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, Ms - zzea8-
gomery street, Jersey City
Thursday, the Third day Of Septembex, ~
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all tho sss5szszs
described land and premises with the arF zss7eAss
ces, being the described in said m Has ~
to say:
All that certain piece parcel Of Land Win z31rs
three story and basement brick dwel5zbt. Aezzass-
erected thereon, situate lying and being JcyxFsF
City, in the County of Hudson and State B1 ExNr
Jersey, bounded and described as follows begks--
ming at point In the s0utherly line Of So zzzh kr
ond street (now Seventh street, distant one kzsisx
ZOO feet westerly from the southWesisr2y raxnagE
Of said street and Erie street; thence rHDnsng En
erly along the said sontherly line Of Sorih HeSzEL
street tnoW Seventh street, twenty 20) feSt= fgnE
southerly parallel with Erie street TO. through zk
beyond PARTY wall standing partly on zae xzssa-
Uses hereby described, and partly the prEsETzzs
next adjoining, eastcrly thereto seseD3y=kge ~
feet thence westerly parallel with Soash Sess1aiz
street (now Seventh street, twenty l20 fesfs fhEzs
northerly parallel with Erie street seyezsyfye 10
feet to South Second street lnow Seventh EfEees 1
point or place Of beginning Being NE sanz11
premises which were conveyed By Peter Han NEz
wife to Russell Z. Green by deed dated sl7e Fsa E
Of May. eighteen hundred and sixty -arp. and "a
the SAID County of Hudson in Liber Ia2 VI De1Ezs
for said County on pages sec, &c.
Dated June Y, 1886
FERDINAND HEaNTzE. SAxzzE
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CHERlgrs ssAIE-N caANcERY or REsSf

OHERIFF's SALEM CHANcERY or MY
d JERSEY
Between Albert B. Christie and others, RzzE. szs.-
Complainans, and John 7. Pritehard aza pkAGxs-
Defendanfs.a fsz 49, RzEt
Fl IA, for sale Of mortgaged premis es. ssssH
Returnable October Term, 1887
c. Christie Solicitor. s&aH
By virtue Of the above stated writ to EsB FrREfSE
and delivered shalt sell by public yenSss "a 2
N. Gibson's Real state Exchange. Nc. AZ &4rz3
gomery street. Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Third day of September b
D., 1885.
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the f. Ize7Eg
described land and premises with the 1Y pm Ezs
ances, being the same described in said Mals xss-
is to say:
ises situate in Jersey City. in the County Of HaE
son and State of New Jersey, which on EBsp Of fh1<
part Of the Town Of Jersey, commonly ea4lRf4
"Aharsimus," made by JOSEPH +. M2ng5p, zzzk
fled in the Clerks Office Of the County 81 EergEl-
A. D. 1904 is known and distinguished asst he ezask
erly part of lots numbered twenty 20 end nlnE--
teen l19) in block numbered two h8BEreE and.
forty six t246 and is thus described: Beginning IN
the northeaster.y corner OF lot number bwssiy AL
which corner is distant one hundred r. q eazA 81
the easterly line of Brunswick street On a Inns ~
right angles thereto and hundred fs n NORTH ~
the northerly line OF South Seventh, DcB 3essaz1
street, on line at right angles theret0s hsszz-
running ~ southerly parallel to Brunsw5eA sfsgE9
forty feet four and three-quarter inches 80 pez1
in the easterly line of lot numbered ni1skeEn zES
thence f2) westerly parallel with Second stEaEa
twenty-five feet to a point in the SAID Eist znz1-
toned lott thence ~ northerly parallel win Exn1z
wick street forty feet four and three arsEr N ek
TO point on the northerly line Of lot numbeze1
twenty l20), thence AZ easterly along the nnrlheg
line OF said Last mentioned lot twenty-five feet n
the corner or place of beginning
Dated June 20th 1885.
FERDINAND HE EETzE sazzzas
or
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WHEREAS The limited payment
imposed
porate limits City
paid; - - -
: WHEREAS By
the
Qr me ae sald
person VIII take the
py ns and me supplements thereto and the
NOW THEREFoRE Pable notice
public auction Tor the assessed the
Win ne EST theon an6 All costs charges
New Jersey act the
all
in
before tbs day herein named for = - - -
BY OF the Board of Finance
JAMES FL. LOVE. City Collector
Dated Jersey City 1885
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT-NO II
Whereby given that the account OF the sRl'scr1bEr
guardian of Mary d. Morrison, minor WIN Ia
audited and stated by the Surrogate Of the cDnna.
of Hudson. and reported for settlement on Slim
day. the 18th day Of September, next.
Dated July 8, 4. D., 1885.
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GEORGE A. MO87sON.

NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION Is
Whereby given that the account of the subBcfshsze
guardian of William d. Riddle and Robert n. Kisl-
die. minors win be audited and stated BY fhe kcz
rogate Of theCounty Of Hudson, and ropnxzra 3EzK
settlement on Saturday. the 18th day Of stplen1sa
next.
Dated July 10. A. D., 1885.
iyl9 ANNA D. RKN1LE
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QHERIFF'S SALEM CHANG RKsN asse
y NEW JERSEY
Between the Provident Institution for saxszsgs IN,
J. c., complainant and Almena III. CaFyex "a Al.
defendants.
FL ia. for sale of mortgaged premises
Returnable October Term 1856
Bentley & Hartshorne, Solicitors.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to dlreE5sfg
and delivered. shall sell by public ve1dBe At Il
NJ. Gibson's Real Estate. Exchange NO. Al SzEzzat-
gomery eet Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Third day of Septen bex, n
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon al the fnI7pssz4Ee
described land and premises with the apJszfiezzn-
ces, being the same described in said WxSk fAa3 Is
to say: 80 81
All that certain lot of land and premises k5sasszD
at Lafayette. in Jersey City, New Jersey, and ilE
cribed as follows to wit: Beginning 1t point ~
the no1theasterly side of Communipaw EEenxns
distant seventy-five 75) feet southeaste1ly 3xFzz
the southeasterly side Of Washington tnew PAcizs3
avenue and running from theHes nozihRnstsalp
and parallel with Pacific avenue one hundred FlHle
feet; thence Hontheasterly and parallel wAh G11R-
munipaw avenue twenty five t25ls eet thssrR Epufh'
westerly parallel with Pacific avenue ons hundzsiz
avenue; thence northwester1y along the Dmfbs1sl-
feet to the point Of beginning Being twentySEsn
25 feet OF the rear end of lots Nos one ~ twp ~
three tS and four t4) block number TN se ~ IN
map of Lafayette, one mile from Jersey CITY fezzE
Hudson County. n J.. duly afiled % rece1a-
Dated June ~ 1885,
auo1-S7 %
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NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION
MS hereby given that the account OF tAe EnbsczE,
Der. administrator Of Janet Hamilton 6enEazsEls
viii be audited and stated by the SuiroFaas 81 IN
county OF Hudson, and reported for settlrmsna -
Saturday, the 26th day OF September nezs-
Dated July q, A. D., 1885
jy26 GEORGE HAMIETDN-
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lHEn1FFs SALEM oHANoERY or NEw

OHERIFFs SALEM CHANCRRY or NED
y JERSEY.
Between Emile Van Rensselaer,, CoTnplainnz2s-
and Mary e. Mcdonald and others. Defen daniss
Fl. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises
RetuTnable October Term, 1885.
McGi1l & Taylor. Solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to direetsZE
and delivered, shall sci by public yeDdne. Al I.
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. Al sEoza-
gomery street, Jersey City,
Thursday, the Third dav of September, A.
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the follow5nz.
described land and premises with tho appaT3B-
nances being the same described in said wit hat
is to say:
All that lot of land and premises situate IN m,
Fifth (now SEVENTY ward of Jersey City in 1hs.
County of Hudson. State Of New Jersey, bounflB1E
and described as follows:
Beginning at point in the easterly side of Grove
street thirtysix (S6l feet, seven and onehird 2fR
inches southerly from the southeasterly corner ~
Grove and North Seventh tnow Fifteenkh) sfzees
thence ~ running easterly parallel with NcrsA
Seventh street 10, through and beyond party Wall
standing partly on the premises hereby desorihei1
and partly on the premises next adjoining, NORTH
erly thereto one hundred 100l feet thence ~ sont
erly parallel with Grove street eighteen Slfeet nn
and one-third AZ inches; thence 81 Besas1tN-
parallel with North Seventh Street to- through and
beyond party wall standing partly on the psxzR-
Uses hereby described and partly on the preNfsass
next adjoining, sontherly thereto one hundsed fis
feet to Grove street; and thence t4) nortAzs3y
along the easterly side of Grove street eighteen m
feet one and onethird tlsl inches to the poins az
beginning.
Dated June 90, 1886
FERDINAND HEINTzR, ghezzE
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n Grand Foot Race .

AS will be eeen by the following ar
nclo OF agreement entered into be-
tween Black aud Williams, fiue sport
10 ahead for this afternoon. Black
has made a national reputation "a a
runner and Williams is said to ba
Lightning for a distance OF several hun.
dred yards.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. u. lSS5.--Articles of
Agreement Between William Black and
Ed Williams:
We do hereby agree to run 100 wards
TOR purse ofS200-$10O per side, at The
fair grounds Sunday, October is, 1885,
at ) O'Clock, tho winner 20 take 70 mar
cent. and the loser 80 per cont, of she
net gate receipts. To score aud start
at 10 feet, and If they fail 20 get OF in
80 minutes, TO 90 az pistol fire. George
W. Loomis 20 be Stakeholder. Ref
cree 10 DO selected by both parties GU
the ground. Money all up III hands OF
George Loemls, stakeholder.
lSlgnedI Will a, BLACK,
Ed WILLIAMS.
Witness: Il. NuGsbauuer, William
II. Campbell.
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M rs. wins,ow's soothing syrup.

Roy. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes TO
tho Boston Christian Freemau:--We
would by 10 means recommend any
kind OF medicine which we did not
know to BIO good-particularly for in
tants. But of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing syrup We can speak from knowl-
edge. In our own family 1t has proved
a blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains quiet sleep,
and tho parents unbroken rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here is an article
which works to perfection ana which
Is harmless; for the sleep which IL at.
fords the infant is perfectly natural,
and The little cherub awakes as "brIght
% 9 BUTTON" And during the process
OF teothing its value Ia incalculable,
We have frequently heard mothers
say that they would not be without it
from The birth OF the child till 1t had
finished with the teething sioge, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. % cents bottle.
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haves No other elss. Of our rso.
PIE Is dissatisfied with the silver dol.
,a,. ~ hoids its relative value with
GOLD IN all business relations: no ons
except this class complains of il "a mn.
losI. and no other agency is spoSen Of
20 seppisnt It excepl by men who are
interested in DESTROYING sill.
Yer us debtpsying medi.
UNI. In the ensuing Congress all the
agencies that capital can employ will
De organized to accomplish, either d.
rectly or indirectly, the demonetiza-
slen OF silver. Already we hear of
compromises that VIII be offered
FIRST, an increase in the weight of the
suVer dollar. which means the racoln-
age OF such money now in existence.
as u VIII be converted by such an act
INTO mere bullion. Second, the issu.
ance on silver certificates. INTENDED az
oireet war on silver. Canno, every
lnteil?snt man perceive that the mo-
mont silver is demonetised, ths banks
shu the money power, through their
agency, Will have complete aud un-
limited control OF the finances of the
county; that 1t IAN expand or con-
tract The circulating medium az pleas
ure, ana IL eau even dictate 90 tho gov
sTnment.-lParis Balance Wheel.