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AUCTION SALES.
eEORqE y. STICKNEY. Aact.
Fufuro DAys.

Pr sEoEsE W. sTIcKNEX. Aaet
TsgsTEEs SALE or Of Two ySr T T.ST spSE
LTMELETH sIREET B xnsTHwys "
By virtue eftwo deeds 81 trust asisa t spi,a
Ss, and lber No ~ folio IA one a, , on me
and az the request o. the party taessspg
premises, on FR.DxY. March z. lss. q $
tate situsts in The city OF Wsshington, y; C.. to
ard described as the whole Of let nam 1l,S ~
lot numbered eight ts) BY the depth Thereon, N
square Numbered three hundred and two, (s5zl
northernmos t ten uoJ feet front OF lot numbered
OF lot numbered aine go oy the depth thereof In
improvements. &c. sad parcels OF ground viii
10 pef cent interest, payable In two years from
April s. 1873 on each piece.
Terms: $50 in cash and the balance in six
months With Iaterest at per cent, secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold, or all cash. a
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit OF SO
will be REQUIRED on each house At the time Of sale
and ali conyeyaueing at purchasers cost. Terms
to be compiled with In seven days.
BRAINARD ii WARaER, lT,ustee.
CHARLES II. hOULrOS,
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AatiauaI gepnbIifan
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EonstxH.


WASHINGTON. Saturday evening, March Il.
The past week In New York, aesordlng 70
Messrs. Trask & Stone, has been eharsessrissf
by frequent fluctuations In prices st the Stock
Exchange, and for . further depreciatlon In the
quotation Of Pacific Mail, which has fallen below
its lowest price Of 1878. Western Union has alss
been extremely depressed, In consequence Of tbs
inability TO pay the usual quarterly dividend On
the stock and the continued reduction In ths
rates established BY the competing telegraph
companies. Erie made . sudden advance TO =.
on negotiations with the ID. L. & ". r. q. aad
the d. s. n. canal companies to lay . third rail-
on part Of the Erie road. and also reported com
Central and the Milwaukee and ST. Paul stocks
have been IN good demand, and have Improved o.
Government bonds have been active during the
week and nrm AZ their closing quotations. Money
Ia. been IN .Ssna,ot supply and can bonds ,ss
The following is the weekly bank statemsn,:
Loans, increase. ....'..........-...... t.ss,sss
Legal tenders increase. sst.SsS
Deposits, increase-.-................-. 6ie,loo
Circulation, decrease .-................. la.So
Reserve. increase........-. SaS,tos
In New York to-day money was inactive a %
4. Gold closed at llfz6llisz. Exchange quiet
and steady 81 4so. Government bOnds dull but
me following are the closing rates for Govsr,.
ments, furnished rs By II. ID. Cooke, u. q Co.
Is 1851, coupon.....r7s s-7o's 1858.
k2os, lsoo.........-.llslz lo4ok coupon......llsZ
k1os, 1850, neW.....lls11 New bs-.......... .118X
k2o's, 185I...........lnAl
Sherman D Grant quote the buying and selling
rates for Governments, SC, Is follows:
Cs, LIS ol731< Sold. .1ll5<0iIEs<
Gall bonds. - O. New nves -. .lls7z 0iieX
k30S. t5 ....uSL 6llsSz, Our'cy So5's- il1<o T2H
k2o's, new ...lfs5s Qll9hi Foreign exchange;
k2o'a 81. ...lZ144l2 Three dAys.........tsc
k20'B, b8. ...l23 0l233<l sixty day5.........sk3t
le-to's ......-.n9 0l1s11
Stats bonds quiet and nominal.
Tennessee SIS. old t2H Alabama ps.."....- "
90. new. Al do Bs..,...... 81
virginia 6s......... 80 | Georx1a 6s.......... %
90. new. % do 7s.....-.,..iciS
do. eensol Y n. Carollna, old.... III
Louisisn,cs Old. q DO: 8. tax. IL
90. new. a 3. Carolina DID,.
Le7ee 6s............. ~ 90. new q
IeveeSs............. 20 ] do. A.kOH
Stocks closed active and unsettled.
The following are the closing rates for tbs
active stocks, telegraphed 70 Sherman q Grant
rom the New York s took Exchange:
Pacific Mafl........ 1sZ Han st. Jos..... Is<
Western Union..... 67Z Lake Shors......... es3<
Northwestern. U. and M-.......... nv
Do. pref. $50 ,Waoash-............ 81
Rock Island ...... .llla Union Pacific. s3H
ST. Paul. .......... az Dist Of Col SsS'L. ~
St Paul pref...... 50
.. O. L O........ 4H ....lto
Erie................ nj Fort Wsyns....... los
The SuhTreasury balances NJ New IYork,
to-day: Gold, "a COL SIS; currency. tS5 III SAL.
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SPEeIAL NoTIcETo BUSINESS MEN

Having purchased the buildlnx formerly known
rs the est Cloud Hotel. at the corner OF slntn
and p streets northwest, we have enlargel and.
theroushly recon sfructed ana ntted ituoin
FIRsr-CLAsS STYLE FOR OFFICES,
tn no known Is The asst CLOUD BUILDING"
New nisster. rev paper, new paint, new glass,
eisss In the doors, tfausoms over the doors. new
AMI han some entrance from Ninth street. Water
on each foor. Halls well lighted. Three flights Of
stairs. Rents low; leases given. Rooms now ready
Business men VIII nd Il TO their interest TO yam
inc theI ohCes before selecting rooms elsewhere.
Apply :" 'Ae A, L, BARBER & CO.,
MARI n lie Droit Building.
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C. G. WILLARD,
Hbb1tt HOu0o.

PROVISIONS.
No|~N|~~NNOOcUoco co0SC-C|~-0~0~0"~"0"0-
FJENTRE MARKET STALLS.
a. as. s sSs; $50,
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
Stalls Nos. 206 and 20S,
JOHN Il. KELLEY,
Butcher and dealer In choice meats, invites o.
ne s.tention Of the public 70 his choice kR
stock Of msza consisting OF beef lamb,
mutton and veal. Hs oilers nothing but the ben
In his line, and guarAntees satlsfaction. Market
ing delivered TO Al parts Of the city res Of charge
ia2s-a 80
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JoR PRINTING.

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TIED
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Ger. Peuna. Ave. and Thirteenth St,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
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The Republican Electors and all other
voters of New Jersey, without regard to past
political differences or previous party affilia-
tions, who are opposed to reyiving sectional
issues and desire to establish harmony and
good feeling throughout the country by main
tanning and enforcing all the Constitutional
rights of every citizen who are in favor of
the rnspariug prosecution and punishment
of all official dishonesty, of an economical
administration of all departments of the Gov
ernmcnt, and of such reforms as experience
may from time to time suggest; who con-
dcmn all attempts to impair the public credit,
or tarnish the National honor; who believe
that the finance and business of the country
should be speedily adjusted to a specie basis;
who hold that the common school system is
the nursery of American liberty and should
be maintained absolutely free from sectarian
control; and who believe that for the promo
ton of these ends, the direction of the Gov
ernment should continue in the hands of those
who uphold the principles here enumerated
are invited to meet at such times and places
as the several County Executive Committees
may hereafter designate, to select Delegates
to State Convention, to be held at Taylor
Hall, in Trenton, on WEDNESDAY, MAY
18th, at 10 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of
electing four Senatorial and fourteen District
Delegates to the National Convention, to be
dat CINCINNATI on the fourteenth day Of
June next, to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may properly be presented for considera-
ton.
The basis of representation under this call
will be one delegate for each 200 Republican
votes cast at the last general election, and one
for each fraction of the same over 100; pro-
videtl, however, that each ward and township
shall be entitled to one delegate.
JOSEPH CoULT, Chm. SAM'L HOPKINS,
G.. A. BUTTS, LEVI d. JARRARD.
VIM. McKINLAy, f. A. PoTTs,
G. "A. HOBART, PHINEAs JONES,
AMADEE SPADoNE.
JOHN Y. FOSTER, Secretary
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We condense/from the Lefga r. Relgf ser, tho p,
PhiladeA AHA wanamaker & Browns : Largest
Clothins kZase in America" A visitor ana
Tisitor. What corner is the Building onY
Attendant South East corner Of Strth ana
Market Please note the SIXTH, Tor some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been misled
" v vi 1T is pperiectiy colossalI Do you know
its dimensions?"
A. $1,000 square feet-66 on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
0 ocssP plaee :" snAn twenty 1'1'''
v. tsDo you use steam-power%
A. "a giant young engine furnishes power ,t1
for the freight and passenger elevators, ana the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
v. aWhat order do you take with goodsY''
the basement, on long loIv counters, and taken
tors room on theSEM floor
v. Is inspecting the first operations ?"
A. No, sir, measuring. The goods are 1rst
measured in the piece, then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men sit, one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye OF Q
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
marking every flaw, so that the cutter may see
and avoid it when he comes to cut the gar
V. ayou must employ an nrzy of cuttersg'
keep 70 hands all the tie cTEting up the cloth
dozen mems work eaclfZt q stroke"
". DO you manufacture all your own
A. ave do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well made
before we put our ticket on it, and become
v HYour system must save Won n great
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A MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect system ED rifles of selfmcasuremcpt
make it possible to please people 2C0O miles
away away jSperfsetly as If they were here in
v. q suppose You have at least half dozen
different departmentsY
A. MY dear sir VIC have moro than tuenf,,,
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel with
in the great wheel"
v. Will you name dozen or SO of them p,
A. With pleasure The Custom Depart
ready-madsa Tke Furnishing Department,
with its EagEnse stock of all, underwear,
lhe Shirt Mctory, with its busy machines,
ming Department, itself as big as many a rcer-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. tho
Receiving. Room; The Order. Department.,
named before. The Special Uniforms DEPART,
ment The Delivery Department, with its
score of messengers. The"
V. Hold, hold sir, enoughr'
A. I'm not half throughl The Advertising
editing and publishingA business and popular
tel ali your friS send forit5. The o MEMS
Department The Youths Department. Tho
Children's Department, with its special
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Depart
ment -, The s, Chief Clerks Department with
ayers Department; Financier's Office, and
other offices of the firm/ all busy as bees
thinking planning, executing, buying, max
and in thousand 1ys joining their forces
to carry on business with The people amount
ing to between S2,0O0,000 and s3Do000O an
nually."
v. "s-twsp- e-n-d-o-u-sip
A. Indeed it Isl forgot to namc tho
Cashiers Department, which handles its $25, 900
of retail sales on some single daysp
V. /" SIS ,000l Immense That. what enables
the house to buy cheap and cheapfr
a. Exactlyi You have Est hit 1t. Tho
on low prices and immsl Isales."
v, What are the 'FoUR RULES ! hear so
much about?'
A. Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation; 2. Cash for everything; g.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
" !" Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing. And the people see it."
v. Well, thank you, sir, for your polite
attention" -
A. met at all. It's pleasure to sefvc you.
Call again. and be sure of the pl9Ee-Wann-
ner Sixth and Market"
v. "Thnnk youl shall be happy to do so,
Good morning
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The following resolution was adopted

The following resolution was adopted:
Res0lced, That committee consisting Of
Drs. Green, Aiken, aud Judges Nixon and
Scudder, be hereby appointed to prepare and
present to the Legislature of New Jersey, a
petition in the name of this Presbytery for the
passage of law prohibiting Sunday Ex-
cursions trains ON the railroads of the State.
The thanks of Presbytery were unani-
mously voted to the officers and families of
tho Fourth Church of Trenton for their
kindness and hospitality during these SEES
sions. a. L. ARMSTRONG,
Stated Clerk
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THE PREsByTERy OF NEW BRuNswIcK.
The Presbytery held its sessions In the Fourth
Church, Trenton, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week.
Thirty-seven ministers and twenty-six
Elders were in attendance.
Rev. John II. Scofeld, of Kingston, was
chosen Moderator, Rev. VIM. Swan, Tenn
porary Clerk, and Rev. A. l.. Armstrong,
Stated Clerk and Treasurer.
Rev. DR.. Murray, formerly pastor of the
Brick Church, New York, was received on
certificate. W
The Second Church, Princeton, had leave to
prosecute a call before the Presbytery of
George Alexander, OF Schenectady.
The report from the various churches were
encouraging showing in many cases large ac-
cessions, and especial outpourings of the Holy
Spirit.
The following are some Of the largest of
these accessions-
Pennington, 60 Princeton, list, A Prince
ton, I'd, 80 Trenton, Cd, 4s; Trenton, 9th,
FL; Alexandria, list, ~; Amwel LIST, SO;
Bound Brook, "a ; Kingston, II Dutch
Neck, 49,; Ewing, "a; Pennington, 30.
Trenton Third Church and Trenton First
Church, have not yet reported, but have been
greatly blessed.
DR.. Charles w. Nassau, DR.. Charles A.
Aiken, Rev. John II. Scofeld, Ministers, and
Elders, were elected Commissioners to the
General Assembly.
The members Of the Presbytery were rec
commended to conform to the following sug-
gestions of the General Assembly
First, That the first Sabbath in July 1876,
be designated as day OF praise and thanks
giving to God for the manifold blessings with
which he has covered lis as peop'e.
Second, That the pastor of each chsrch de-
liver a discourse on that day, If not previously
done, on the history Of his church.
Third, That collection be taken up on
that day for building a fire proof ediiice for
the Presbyterian Historical Society.
The overture sent down from the General
Assembly on reduced representation was
answered in the negative unanimously.
Tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, This Presbytery Is. one Of the
oldest of the Presbyterian Church in this
country and its history comprises some of the
most important religious events Of the last
century and half. and within its bounds
have lived and worked a uumber Of the most
prominent and useful men, whose names
have graeed the roll of the church !; therefore,.
l'ssotred. That this Prssbytery hold con
tinaed meeting at Lawrenceville. dnring the
next stated meeting of the Presbytery and
that historical discourse be delivered on
that occasion,
Resolrsd, That committee be appointed to
obtain a historian and make the other
necessary arrangements.
Tho following committee was appointed !:
Drs. Mott, Cameron and Yosman, and Judge
Nixon
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The fare on the new road to Philadelphia
will be $3.50, only 10 cents less than the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
New Jersey, too, has been distinguished at
last. Riverside has recently experienced a
shower of corn beef and cabbage. 1t was all
because man down there refused to buy his
wife an Easter bonnet
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[BY AUTHoRITYl
TAX NOTICE.
ADJOURNED SALE BY THE RECEIVER
OF TAXES
tBY AUTHORITY

OF LAND AND REAL ESTATE FOR TAxES.
NOTICE is hereby given that Adjourned Public
IN Sale of the Real Estate hereinafter mentioned will
be held at the Office the Receiver of Taxes of the City
Of Lambertville on THURSDAY, APRIL goth,
1876 at the hour of O'Clock in the after
nooil for the lowest term of years (but in
ceeding fly years. for which any person will take the
same and pay the of taxes assessed thereon
spectiyey with the interest and cost fees charges and
expenses according the provisions Of Section nine
entitled An Act revise and amend the charter
OF the City Of I.ambcrtve approved March sixteenth
eighteen hundred and seventy-four. The interest in
each will be at the rate Of twelve per centum from
the twentieth of September The fees, charges and
penses will each for the certificate of sale and
the proportion of the cost of advertising and sale.
"A TRANscRiPT OF UNPAID TAXES ON LAND AND REAL
Isr Arr IAN
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DEATHS.

wHITECRAFT--At Kingwood, April II, john White
craft aged 81 years.
BACKER--In Mechanicsvile, March 80, Frank, son OF
Levi c. Backer aged about years.
BACKER-In the place, Katie, little daughter OF
the above.
PROBASCO.-At Quakertown, March 30th, of consump-
ton, Theodore Scott Probasco only of Theodore
Probasco, aged "a years.
CURTIS.-In Hactettstown March 18Th Jehu Curtis,
formerly of Kingwood township, aged Sc years.
sROPEIn Washington, Warren Co, March goth, 1876,
David r. Srope formerly of this county aged SO years.
months and "a days.
GoDowN.-In Baptistfown, March Gath, 1876, Richard
Goodwin, aged about 81 years.
sCHENCK.-At Clover Hill, March 2ssh of pneumonia,
J. Rutsen Schenck, Jr. aged l6 years. months and
days.
MERRELLMarch goth, at ReayilIe, Clarence Merrell,
aged 2s years.
BREWER. -March goth, near Reavne, Jacob Brewer.
aged as years.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

Sherwood to Emma j. Nsylor, both of stockton.
HoRNER-HUNT.-Apr 10, by Rev b. F Robb, Hiram
NJ Uorner, of Stockton, to Selma Hunt, OF LIMOGES
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL DO sold at Public Sale on

THUkSDA1p APhlL Slths 1915,
At the late residence OF Sarah Lee deceased the
ough Of New Hope the personal property of said de-
ceased oltows eight haircloth-seat chairs three
Sofas rocking chairs and reception chair two
velvet seat chairs thirty seat chairs three large
rocking chairs and reception chair twenty Windsor
chairs camp stools and small stools too numerous to
mention. four elegant marble top tables walnut center
tables and dining tables; two hundred yards OF good
brr.s, carpet hundred and fifty yards of ingram
and wool carpets, hundred yards of stair and hall
arnets seve very nice bedsteads solid walnut bureau
and wash stand VIII marble tops goose feather beds
hen feather hods matt sses blankets and
coantcrpancs without nunseer looking glasses, wash
stands bureaus aud III fact everything 70 furnish the
rooms complete; one reflgeratortIe most improved
pattern complete order extra nice china dinner
and teasct glass dishes of various kinds ktoheS rni-
ture in all lis variety stoves Of different kindsswo
Of them good cook stoves together. With numerous
things not mentioned All Of these things ia the
very best oder and will be sold without Deserve, Also
fifteen shares Of Iambertyile National Bank Stock and
eleven shares of Doylsstown National Bank Stock Any
person wishing examine the goods will DO cheerfuliy
shown them by calling ON the subscriber
T. T. EASTBuRN,
Agent to sell.
April 49, isTe.-2f
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Go DAY at home Agents wanted. Outfit and
p Il ~terms free. TRUE & Co, Augusta, Maine
March 8, 7G-1y.
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Tothe Common Coauxil ofthe City OF Lambertviiies
The subscriber hereby requests ycur honorable
body to grant him a license 10 keep an Inn and
tavern In the honse wherein he now dwens etu-
ste l.. the Second Ward OF the city OF Lambert
vile on the south east corner Of Church and Main
streets ann numbered 40 aud ~.
April i2. 1879. JOHN UNISON.
The sub<esiberr .ehoiderx OF the Second Ward
OF the city Of Lamberfyilie do hereby recommend
.ypha Corson 10 be licensed o. keep an Inn and
tavern. In the house wherein he mo- dwels. sitl
ate 10 The Second W@rd offhe city Of Lan bertsiIle
on the south east corner u lhHreh ana Vain
streets. and numbered forfy and foftytwo anu
we do certify rsss The said John Corron IL OF good
repnte for hDseffy aa6 Temperance. and IL known
10 each OF ns TO have NJ lezst two spare beds more
than necessary for The famuy,s uso and IL we'll
provided with house room. stabHnR and proven.
der and NE do further eerily that such an INN or
tavern IL unnecessary and viii concuce to the pabHc
HUGH r. SMITH,
r. r. HUNT.
JOHN SPROAT, Jn.,
JACOB WILLIAMSON.
sAx'L l.. MARTINDELI,
JAMES BIRD,
OWEN DcOSNELL,
ID. 8. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM L.. SMITH,
CHARLES REGAIN.
4. g.. HJsEETOH,
JOHN MASTERSON.,
PATRICK BARGAIN,
,. X. ZEIGLER.
Aprii -, 1876
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STONE YARD.
February 10th, 1876.

we subscriber having secured the most
nish on the o IN stone cutting he prepared to fur
I cut stone IN their variety for buildne ~ STOCK
The nubs Steps te posts curhing and building Stone
pu0'ie are invited to call and see our socs s'o'e
March 10, 1876. aEohGE W. SHARP.
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N lew ADVERTISEMENTS
II Office.

rU1uE Annual Meeting of the Mount Hope Cemetery
i Association will be held at LfCEUM HALL, on
M0ND4Y MA 18th, 1876, at ~ O'clock p. NJ. full
attendance Of lot holders is request d.
CHAS. SCHULHAUS, SEcy.
Lambcrtvibc. April 18th, is7s.-2t.
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Ok IN &0O per day AT HOME Samples worth 81
eoc w ep~V free STiSsoN & Co. Portland, Maine
March s, 76-1y
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Notice Of Assignment.

MT Office Is hereby given that Frederick s. Phillips
IN of the township Of Delaware county of HunerdoD
hath this day made assignment to the subscribers Of
his estate for the equal benefit Of his creditors and that
the said creditors exhibit their respective claims
under oath affirmation within the term Of three
months
March 49, 1876. WILLIAM IODINE,
NELSON V. YOUNG.
March 20, is76.-4w
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Garden Seeds.

wv offer from the best growers, IN any quantity,
w at city prices Peas Beans Corn, and all varieties
OF Garden Lawn and Flower Seeds choice Usage Orange
Seed direct from Texas Growers
Improved Early Radish and Lettuce Seed, Large
White Giant Celery, &c,
Farmers purchasing largely will find II to their adj
vantage to get our prices thereby saving freight.
/. M. SEVERNS, M. D.,
CENTRAL DRUG HOUSE,
IL n. UNION STREET
April g. 1s76-fm Lambertville.
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WATERS PIANOS s sFRieu sgg %sn r aPa
NATERS, ORGAN. Concerto,

NEW ORCHESTRAL, yEsPER CHAPEL, yIALESTE,
and CYMBELIA, cannot be exceed in tone or beauty.
The CONCERTO STOP is fine IMITATION OF the
HUMAN VOICE. Warranted for SIX YEARS.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash during this
Month. Monthly tnstallments received
liberal Discount 10 Teachers. Ministers, Churches
Schools lodges etc. AGENTS WANTED.
Special Inducements to the trade Illustrated Cata-
logue Sent. HORACE WATERS Z SONS ISL Broad-
way, New York. Box 1867. Apr. l2.-iw.
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To the President and Common Council Of the
City Of Lambertville, N. j.
The subscriber hereby requests the said COM
mon Council to grant him license to keep an
Inn and Tavern In the house wherein he now
dwes, in the First Ward, in the City Of Lam
bertville.
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MARK.
JAMES + SWEENEY,
MARK.
HENRY GOUGHEN.
MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM,
DANIL NU2TNEY,
MATHEW C0NNEL,
PETER GUIBLICK,
MATHEW GUI.LICK,
JOHN HUNT,
MICHAEL MALONE,
JAMES 0REILLY,
LEVI REYNOLDS,
HENERY II. SCHULTZ,
TIIOS. CLANCEY,
JAMES CALLAN.
Dated April 18th, A. D., 1876.
State OF New Jersey, Hunterdon County, So.
John Foran on his oath saith, that the above
petition is signed by at least twelve reputable
freeholders or the First Ward, of the City of
Lambertyillc, who have not to the knowledge or
b,lief of deponcnt recommended any other APP
plication for q license to keep an Inn Tavern
therein, to sell Yinous or spirituous liquors
JOHN FORAN.
Sworn and subscribed before mo this 18th day
Of April, A. d. 1876.