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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

Editor of THE RECORD The plot Of
ground, corner of George and York streets,
belongs to the corporation of the City Of Lam
bertville, fronting 100 feet on York street and
$50 feet on George street. These beautiful
building-ots are well calculated for public
improvements-for city business, located in a
central and well-improved part of the city,
between Union and Main streets, and have
become very valuable. A wide brick pave
ment and stone curbing have been laid the
whole distance along York street. AS bust
Dess is dull in our city it is difficult for many to
pay their taxes. To favor taxpayers, mechan-
les and all laboring men, it is now time for
the city toimprove their grounds. Would it
not be advisable and save the city much ex-
pense to build a City Hall for public purpos-
es and public school houses as they may be
needed, as money at the present time can be
obtained at low rate of interest and build
ing materials of all kinds are abundant, in
stead of renting or buying. as these lots lie
unproductive. Spring water has already been
brought in pipes to this vicinity, which will
be great security to the city property and
increase the value of improvements. | may
have something further to say to call public
attention to this subject, in the future.
~ - pFfe4qFfr BREvITYs
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EB Mr.. F. G.. Cauffman, Solo Baritone at
the Holiday Orchestral Concerts, who has but
recently entered the concert field, has al ready
received very fattering notice as a vocal
artist. To an excellent method and finished
delivery he adds q very pure, round and full
quality of tone, which is very effective. His
singing will be sure to please.
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STORE RoDBED. The store of Mr.. Joseph
B. Ceugle, at Hamden, was broken into on
last Saturday night week, and robbed Of
considerable goods. 1t will be remembered
that g Blinker" broke into this store and
robbed it a short time previous to his arrest a
few weeks ago, and this second robbery, oc-
curing as it did, the night after his escape
from Jail, leads many to believe that hc also
committed it. This belief is strengthened
from the fact that at the time of his imprison-
ment he was heard to say that he would rob
Cougle again as soon as he got his freedom
However, some one else may be stealing on
" Blinker's y credit unterdon Democrat.
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Y. M. G. A meeting to organize a
Young Mems Christian Association in this
on next Monday evening.
The term .young men " in the title. has
been defined as referring to those that it is
specially designed to benefit, and not to the
composition of the association. 1t is intended
that the Association shall embrace in its
membership men of all ages and the ladies,
Also are expected to take an active part in it.
1t is hoped that there will be general at
tendance Of all who have at heart the welfare
ofthc young men Of this city.
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nag- We saw at Fritzs Gallery, In this city,
one day last week, a large crayon picture of
four prize Southdowns, owned by Mr.. East
burn Reeder, of the Rabbit Run Stock Farm,
near New Hope, Pa. This picture gives cor
rect portraits Of some Of Mr.. Reeder's best
stock, which has taken the first premium at
the New Jersey State Fairat Wavcrly, 1874, at
the Hunterdon Co. Fair Mt Pennington, 1874,
at the Penna, State Fair, at Easton, 1874, and
at the Doylestown Fair, 1874. In fact, Mr..
r. took the first premium on all occasions Of
their exhibition. Mr.. II. is es ablishing a
high reputation as a stock raiser
The picture Is from the pencil OF Mr. Cecil
Palmer residing near Clinton, in this county,
and is a creditabe work of'art.
This picture can be seen for q few days, at
Fritz Gallery.
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Co. G, 18th Regiment, N. G., are making
arrangements to give an entertainment for
their benefit, about the 22d of February
The Company have been in the habit Of hold
ing ball on the a2d, bat have found out
that balls do not pay in this city, and they
are going to profit BY the lessons of the past,
and try to give our citizens an entertainment
worthy of their patronage.
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DEAyn OF CLEMENT H.s BoNNELL. Mr..
Clement II. Bonnel, the recent Republican
candidate for Assembly in the Second Dis
trict, died on Tuesday evening of last week
The Clinton Democrat contains the following
appreciative notice =
g 1t is seldom that any community suffers
SO deplorable a loss as that which is no~ uni
versally and sincerely mourned in this town
and throughout our County, in the death of
Clement II. Bonnell. In the early prime of his
manhood, possessed of powers for useful
ness, highly accomplished, untiringly active,
an entefprising and liberal citizen,a thorough
gentleman in all his peighborly relations, and,
witlial, idevotedly' attached to his pleasant
home and family it is difficult to conceive an
occurrence among us Which could cause al shock
more widely or deeply felt than is caused by
the sudden news that he has gone forever
from these earthly associations.
It is not yet week since Mr.. Bonnell was
out and WE'LL Last Friday an apparent slight
cold which he had contracted seemed to affect
his lungs, when congestion quickly ensued
which baffied all medical appliances, and on
Tuesday evening he died, aged about 50 years
and few months.
The burial will take place on Friday, from
the Presbyterian Church, preliminary services
to be held at the house at half-past 10 o.
clock.
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THE COLLEGE OF New JERsEy.--We have
received copy of the Catalogue of the Col
lege Of New Jersey at Princeton, for 1874
rs. The faculty, az it is we'll known, is I'M
surpassed, and the course of study is being
rapidly advanced so as to equal that of the
best European universities. There are 40S
students in all the classes, So of whom are from
New Jersey, So from Pennsylvania, and the
balance from other states and territories. In
the list of students we notice the following
from this county: William Hoppock Wolver-
ton, Stockton; Austin Clark Bartles, Flem-
ington Lawrence Scudder Mott, Pennington;
and Albert Duy Anderson, Lambertvile.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-At about twelve o'clock
last evening, Tuesday, the stable adjoining
the York street House, belonging to Mr..
Geryas Ely, was discovered to be on fire. A
portion of the building was considerably
damaged, probably to the amount of three or
four hundred dollars. The premises had been
dnoccupied for some time, and there can be no
doubt that the fire was the work of an incen-
diary. The Aquetong steamer got on the first
water. sasss y -
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STYLISH DRESS GOODS.

We are Offering this season larger and batter assort-
than ever before, and at prices lower than during
the past twelve y,nrss fsta EHk3t1 rs
Black silks at very low prices So cents TO $500 per
yard Very pretty Suiting Dress Goods i25 cents q
yard Grey Dress Goods for sniting IN great yari ty
Black Apacas Is, 49, 40, and 30 cents Extra quality
Black Alpaca 80, IS rs 80 cents. and 500 Splendid
quality Black Silks ~ 90 125 150. and LIS Handsome
SILK and Wool Roll Poplins 100 i25 and $50 yard.
Merinoes and Impress Cloths in all colors Handsome
Casfmcres at popular prces-a good variety. Very
hundanme wide Dreaa Goods. 90 o. 30. and 81 cents
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ey- In connection with some Readings by
Miss Barlow, teacher of Elocution in Swartl-
more College, the scholars of Miss Knowles
school will furnish music and give some gym
nastc exercises on the evening of the 23rd
inst, in Hocombe Hall. Admission 25 cts.
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The Rev. ]. G. Williamson recently preached
sermon on the Progress and Downfall of
Affairs during the twenty-five years since he
was installed pastor of the Bethlehem Church.
The Gintem Democrat says he mentioned that
when he was installed, the Rev. DIR. Barnes,
of Philadelphia, came all the way on horse
back, as there were but few railroads at that
time. v
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A SoLILoQuy.-You should take great care
of your teeth, by regularly using Pitman's
Xanthoxylum, and should teach your chill
dren the Importance of the same. For sale
at all our popular drug stores. ,
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"MARTHA WASHINGTON !" TEA PARTy.-
The young people connected with the Bap-
fist Sunday School in this city will give a
martha Washington Tea Party" at Hol-
combe Hall, on Thursday and Friday even
ings of next week fDec 18th and lsth.)
Many of the ladies and gentlemen will be
dressed in costumes of the oden time, and
some of tile dresses secured for the occasion
are over a hundred years old. The original
thirteen States will be represented by ladies'.
" George and Martha Washington will re-
ceivc their friends on the occasion. A log
cabin will be erected in the Hall, in which
museum of old-time curosities will be exhib-
tied. Other interesting features will also DE
added. A nice lot of fancy articles will be
offered for sale, and refreshments will be pro-
vided in abundance, including tea. A small
admission fee will be charged as usual. Good
music, both vocal and instrumental, will be
provided.
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GB- A good present for the Holidays
pair of boots or shoes. You can buy them
cheap at Halls American Shoe Store, No. A
Union street. n
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The extra meetings at the Amwelf Rock
M. E. Church have clased. About twenty
persons have joined the church on probation.
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~ The largest stock of Black Alpacas,
the best, and the cheapest, new stock just
received at Perrne's, SO Union St., Lambert
vile. sa,8 s
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s The Best Seamless Double-Steel Pure
Whalebone Corset can be had for $1.00 at
siy.s 29.1tf &NAH w. w. PERRINE's.
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TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, ETC.

Good Table Linens 30, 49, and 40 cents yard Very
fine Danask Linsn So 20, aud % cents yards Extra
quality Bietchsd Damasks 6 rs cents and sJ and LIS
yard i0I dozen nankin, $iOa 25 and i50, end up
wards. Turk II Dam SKIS, 81 90 LIS and lao.
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IL House Painting, Grainng, Glazing
Paper Hanging, &c.sdeHe by STEPHEN HULL,
shop in rear of Main ST. Market. A26-3m.
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THREE Years IN a MAN TRAp. This
thrilling drains will be performed at Lyceum
Hall on Saturday and Monday evenings Dec.
18th and 14th inst. The piece is full of
power pathos and humor, and teaches of
a good moral lesson Of city life, and should be
seen by all
The Mem Jersey Miror speaks Of this com
pany as follows 'sThe great temperance
drama, Three Years in q Man Trap, was
performed by Connolly and Woods troupe,
at Arcade Hall, on Friday and Saturday even
ngs, before very good audiences. The
drama was strictly moral picturing the fate
of drunkard in fitting colors. The troupe is
composed of ladies and gentlemen, and the
play flee from those vnlgarites which are so
often found in the performance Of travelling
companies. Every scene advertised was pre-
sented, and each character creditably sustain
ed.v Tickets to be had at Moore's Book
Store. 1t.
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Firms ,--Perrine, 3S Union St., has just re-
eeived splendid lot Of Ladies' Furs, which
will be sold lower than anywhere else. 4
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nas- The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at n. II. VAN HoRN's.*
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GEN. Tom ThuMB.--Who has not heard of
Gen. Tom Thumb For years he has delight
ed the young and the old, and there appears
to be just as much interest in his entertain
meats now as when Barnum first introduced
him to the public years ago. There is some
thing peculiarly interesting and attractive
about little folks The fairies would lose
half of their romance if they were represented
as of full size. Four giants would not attract
half the interest that the General and his
three liliputian attendants secure from all
classes and ages. This being SO, our readers
will be glad to hear that the General accom-
panied by his wife, Commodore Mutt and
Minnie Warren, will give two entertainments
in this city on Saturday of this week--after-
noon and evening. They have recently re-
turned from a visit to Australia, india
China, &C., where they proved to be as great
objects Of interest as elsewhere. See adv.
in another column.
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sw- For Holiday Presents, get Photographs
Of FR1Tz, 80 Union St., Lambertville, N. J.
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GsE For Holiday gifts-Go to Moores
Book Store
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BENEFIT or THE PooR.-It will be seen
by the following correspondence, that the
Fleet Wing Hook & Ladder Co. have kindly
offered to give an entertainment FOR the bene-
fit of the poor, and that a committee of gen.
tlemen, Whose names are guarantee of the
proper distribution of the fund.- have con-
sented to take charge Of the proceeds for dis
bursement.
LAMBERTvILLE, Dec STH, 1874.
To Messrs. Warren A. Green, A. G. Barber
Richard Mcdowell G. A. Skillman, G. Ar
nett and II. G. Hooker
Gents The undersigned Committee APP
pointed by the Fleet " ing Hook and Ladder
Company, at a special meeting, held on Mon
day evening, were instructed to tender To you.
as committee of citizens, the services of the
Company in one of their Parlor Entertain
ments, at such time and place as you may des-
ignate. The proceeds will be taken charge of
by you and be distributed to the poor of our
city in such manner as you shall deem most
appropriate.
The Company feel that the present hard
times is sufficient reason for their action, and
trust, gentlemen, that you will cooperate with
us in this enterprise, and make it grand sue
cess so that those who are really in need and
suffering may have n little aid to assist
them through the Winter.
We remain Respectfully,
G.. II. w. VANscIvER,
A. w. ANGEL,
A. Y. SCARBOROUGH,
A. l.. VANTINE,
VIM. GORDON,
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e8- We have on hand large stock of
Hats and Caps, for Men and Boys. 80 per
cent. lower than any one in the city, at B..
Rice's, 80 North Union ST., Lambertville. If.
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WHEN YOU
Spend your Money :!
REMEMBER
L HESE BARGAIN 81!

1dsIE Cheapest Musns sold. popular brand Of
i vaudeville white Muslin spl ndd quality, for ~
c nts, worth Is cents manuiacturd from the choice
quality Of cotton and almost equal In value 10 the eel
bratsd Wamsutta Mnsns For this only ask ~
cents Having other quai ties for q and 10 cents ais
all the popular brands At lowest pflc. s. W 4
An iifandyof Prints, g, 9, 4, 10and lf15 cents
A gpendid assOi tntnt Of
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cAssIMEREs. JEANS AND wATERPRooFs.

Good heavy Jeans %, 80, 49, 49, and 80 cents Heavy
Cassmeres, IL. ST. 90 CENTS LOO and 25 tassimsrea
for Boys wear, 30 co. IS and 50 cents Good Water
proofs H. 49, 90 cents si0o and upwards IN all coors.
REMEMBER THOSE l25 CENT MUsLINs.
Handsome Skirts CO. 90 cents si00, and i.25. Very
choice boulevard skirts, 500, 10 and 800. Towels,
over yard long all Linen, 90 aud % cantt
THOSE l21S CENT MLyLINs ARE WORTH IS
s1ssi18H fffi CENTS All 0PRia 4 r Sstx&
Great bargains in Blankets, Canton Fiannels and
Wooden Fianncs SHAN ISap Gle ant stuck m m 90
$1,000 My stock Of Tikn sii 'tlngs &C., are
very full and sold a. low prices. no THOSE ~
MTSLINS CANNOT LAST LONG. "a Also larS1
lots of Mars lilies Quilts Shirts, and Drawrx LIN y
Bosoms. and thousands Of other things all rea al
wholesale prices, Rem nib-r those ~ cent Muslns-
have sold great many cheap goods IN my day. bnt
seldom anything as cheap rs those ~ cent Mnsiins.
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eB A Howe Sewing Machine makes the
best kind of Holiday gift Sold ON easy
terms at Moore's, 40 N. Union Street.
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GRCENDYKE'S

EWr YoR * 6T0R H.
10 E. STATE ST., TRENTON. Nj.
OFT IL fs7A
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Messrs. C. II. w. Vansciver and others, Com
mittee of the Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder

Messrs. C. II. w. Vansciver and others, Com
mittee of the Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Co:
Gentlemen We have received your com
muncation, rendering to us asa committee OF
citizens, the services Of the Company i'll one
of their Pallor Entertainments, for the benefit
of the poor of our city.
We al preciate your kindness in this matter
and the offer is at this time very opportune. II
is the moral duty of our citizens to render aid
to our suffering poor, especially at times like
the present when so many are out of employ
ment, and when there n ust of necessity be
much suffering in our midst.
We therefore with pleasure accept your pro-
position and would name Christmas Even
ing, at Holcombe Hall, rs the time and place,
and we trust that generous public will make
it a grand success, and we will use our best
endeavors to faithfully carry out the object
proposed.
Respectfully yours,
WARREN a.. GREEN,
A. G. BARRIER,
RICHARD MCDOWELL,
&. ARNETT,
II. G. HOOKER,
g. A. SKILLMAN,
Committee.
Lambertville, N. j., Dec 9th, 1874.
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rE4rHER REPoRr

Lasnbertville, December 9th. 1874
AN; 2PM. Bpm. MEAN
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Bill OF Gas lignI 70 LOT codl lurhtSheu "
No. and 2 steamers, was referred to Fire
Dept. Committee.
Mr.. Moore said that if Council is expected
to pay all the expenses of the Fire Depart
ment, the Fire Dept. Committee ought to au-
thorize the expenses.
1t was, on notion directed that all repairs,
&C., for fire department be ordered thro1, b
the proper committee.
The bill Of VIM. Lyman, late Tax Receiver,
for counsel fees and error in accts., $11.75,
was referred to the Finance Committee.
Bill Of A. NJ Saiterthwaite, repairs on
stoves in lookup, $l4.50, was referred to
Committee on City Property
Jos. seryis asked to have refunded tax over
paid on $500. Ordered refunded, less state
and county tax.
Thos. Latterdale asked for refunding of tax
on $1,000 ovurpaid Referred to Finance Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Ely offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resotcsd, That the Overseer of the Poor be
requested to deliver all orders in bis posses
sion. bills for which have been passed by
Council, to the Committee on Poor, and that
| in the future, he send In the orders with The
monthly bill.
1 Mr.. Smith said that our streets We're in baf
4 condition, and now would be good time II
repair them, as labor cenld be secured at low
rates. as there were numbers out Of employ
ment. He therefore offered by title on Or
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piTENT .IPiL EDITIONS.
Application for Patent.

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Eureka, Nrt ada. MAY j. u ! -.
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in, filed IN this Office a diagram tuEtther WIN
a notice Of Application for = Eatent ilrm taS
ritr,i states. under net II tyuEr5s> ny ti"N'd
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rom tho muuth If thr Lincoln Tunnel. with
: race ground tive hundred iert. ihe icct en
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Wi h. situated IN Newark Mining ~iit'iri,t.
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=. lhci in the Flat and h,ld notes ON uictn tns
ollie. as follows. fu-Nlt:
U. S. Survey No. 81.
BEGINNING at pest marked No. /, .S.Sur-
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northern boundary Of >rctiuu". l. l.. Nh p"
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IN diameter. marked Lincoln T.. T.. bears y.
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Nj ~. ~ feet. 10 rost marked No. =.
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neither cud by any tuuwn claimants, the
Y art>t mine l. thnt hih aha.
III. clam l. recorded N book \. ragoli. Of
IL, Newark District Whining EcrorI,, ard y
rested at The mouth 81 the Lincoln tunnel.
nNlq tA hl : /. Holm, ktsiStrr.
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Application fer Patent.
NOTICE. Nn..2i7.

rurcRa. Nevada. MAY -. 1871.
NoTlCE L IiEtstEh e,tkE' iHat Iilf
y Newark Silver Nluiug COMPANY a ost-
piire sddtess. Newark Mill. \awafk liz
met. Nhi'e tno county. nevada. has tins
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the | litgd states. undor act of toHgres'aI-
tfevpd MAY 10. lN1.. Ter i~oartccn hundred
loo linear irri d the thIhu.haa Led.
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~.ste e Nevada, ard described IN the r!st
~ fold nctrs en- till IN thi. o.iicc 4. follows,
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U. s. Survey No. SO.
Ecsi"rjis At a le>t narked Nc. It's.
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en- ii, Northern heai dars Of section .. +. -.
y. l.. - nj. l.. VI. bears y. -. :. = -
tco,. io.tNo. 81 >grvey No., made fol
lie Newark >ltser Nliirs toi.pafy,. rlon
INT; and III" moath cf the ohItan-
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mNI' tlld : +. Holm. te-ist9r.
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