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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
MCFARLAND AND RANDOLPH Al
ROGERS VILE
ROGERsvILLE, Sept. p, 1876

ROGERsvILLE, Sept. %, 1876.
To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette:
Hon. William Mcfarland made
the opening speech here to-day, to
one Of the largest audiences ever as
sembled at this point since the war,
which was without doubt one Of his
ablest efforts. He clearly and de-
liberately discussed the questions at
issue between the two great national
parties; fully exposed the extrava-
gance and abuse of power by the
ring-masters of the Republican par
ty: showed the necessity Of rigor-
Gus retrenchment in public expendi-
lures by the retlIc' ion of salaries
and adjustment OF ,.4oasands of use
less officers; advocated taxing in
terest-paying bonds - we'll as green
backs, gold, or other kinds Of prop
erty; denounced the demonetizing
of silver as class legislation in the
interest Of the wealthy bondholders.
and as an injustice to the laboring
masses; then referring to the Con-
0ressionul Record, he proved, to the
emit e satisfaction of every impartial
nearer, that he had been a wise, up
right and faithful representative in
the present Congress. and that the
best interests and the honor of the
First Congressional District demand
ed his reelection next November.
The audience gave close attention
during his entire speech, and gave
the speaker long and hearty ap'
plause at its conclusion.
Mr.. Jas. Fl. Randolph, the Cooke
County Black Jack ass. more
commonly known as "Shacknasty
Jim" or 'sColiins's RAM" arose &c
reply. He began, as usual, by &C
knowledging that Mcfarland had
the advantage of him as an orator
and was better posted. &c, and said
that Mcfarland had been practicing
all summer with view to make this
canvass. He tried to ridicule Mr.
AcF.'s evidently superior statesman
ship and digniGed manner, as put
ting on Washington airs" lie told
some splendid bar-room anecdotes
to make the boys laugh, but the
muscular part Of his speech consist
ed in waving a fragment off of the
tail of Morton's BLOODY Shirt
After giving poor old jeff Davis par
ticuiar fits awhile. he charged McF
with corruption in presenting tC
Congress Messrs. James and Viii
liam Whites claim for cotton taker
from them by the United States Gov
ernment during the war. lie ther
fell back on anecdotes. and told
some socdologers. Some applause
was afforded by some ten or GfteeI
idiots Of different compilations. who
we suppose, were employed for The
occasion, and well primed with CHEAP
whisky at the expense Of the lex
ecutive Committee fund"
One Republican in the crowd, whC
il also a phrenologist, says SHACK
nasty" is peryerting talents whicl
would insure him great fame anC
fortune as q clown in John Robin
sons great circus.
Randolph's wind and anecdote
gave out about the same time, an'
he sat down about minute and
half before his time expired.
Dir. Mcfarland, in a brief rejoiT
der, handled the Black j ack ass
without gloves. He said it was wit
reluctance that he had to refer to th
past and what should be dead issues
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
- TobIa IT V. & G. R.R.
G.. G. G.. & G. II. II.

1,.i,,, Frafbt and Passenger Trains Sundays
excepted
arrive at Morristown 7:55 a. m. Depart 1000 a m
- - VIZ creek I:55 o. m Depart $40 p. q.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MOrristOwn Produce Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Atlanta Market.

Eggs, butter and wheat, always bring
cash in the Morristown market.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04

rB- The prospects of Rogersville Fe-
male College, considering the hard
times, are very good indeed. More
than sixty girls are already in attend
ance, and the institution is in first-rate
working order The girls are studying
well and learning fast. The session
promises to be prosperous one. Send
your daughters along to this School.
We know money is scarce, but the girls
are growing up and cannot wait for
prosperous times. Send them along
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04

RnR sENATOR.

We are authorized to announce l.. IL.
DENNY. of Sullivan county, cand1-
date to REPRESENT the Second Senatorial
district of Tennessee in the next General
Assembly.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized and requested to
announce StOkeIy ID. Brooks, Esq,
as a candidate for Representative OF
Hawkins county in the lower branch OF
the next General Assembly OF Tennessee.
We are authorized to announce Alon-
20 X. Shields, candidate to repre-
sent Granger and Hamblen counties IN
the next General Assembly of Tennessee
We are requested to announce the
name of Thomas II. Ross as candi-
date to represent Hawkins county in the
lower branch of the next General Assem-
Div of Tennessee at the November cleo
ton. tue
We are authorized TO announce the
name of VIM. s. Pangle as candl-
date to represent Hawkins county In Inc
Lower House of the next Legislature.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY II. T. cox & CO.,
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT,
l.. l.. .POATS, EDITOR.
ROGERsvILLE, OCT. 4, 1876.

Eg- A large bundle of brides cake
and other delicious delicacies from the
wedding feast of Miss Fannie found
their way to the editor, for which we
thank tina young lady.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

n. b. Morelock W. Joseph b. Moreloek et al
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR
E ing from the compliments BILL which il sworn
TO, that A. y Morelocl $ A Moreloek and J. ID.
r. More1ock are non-resiJents Of the State Of Ten
nessee it Is ordered by the Clerk that said A. j.
Morel0ck, s A. Moreloek aud J d. II Morelock,
be required to appear before the county Court Of
Hamblen county, the first Monday Of October,
1873, and make defense TO said petition, the
same will be taken for confessed and heard ex-
parte a. 20 them.
IL il further ordered that this notice be publish
ed for four consecutive weeks IN the Morristown
GAZETTE. This Sept. 4, 1875.
D. W. @. DAVIS, Clerk.
feptg 4w-prs fee s.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04
FRED. A. SHOTWELL,
SURGEON DENTIST
ROgersvilIe.

Offers his professional services to the citizens of
the village and surrounding country, and assures
those who favor him With their patronage, that ne
viii make it his pleasure to give perfect saCia
awaited upon at their homes, without extra charge
sept. q, 1s76-v 10 n 30 If.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-10-04

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. %, 1916.
DEAR Strive give you below prices
current in our market to-day, and would
respectfully solicit your cOnsignments,
which shall always have our best atten-
ton. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
for TROY,
ERIE RAILWAY
II SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Of trains, in eject juno 5,

ERIE RAILWAY
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Of trains, in eteet juno >,
1876:
o m.-CineiDati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge and Sleeping
Coaches 10 Cleveland Cincinnati. and Chicago
104b m-Express Mail Tor Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
D. m.-(Dlly) Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches Buffalo Niagara Falls Cncln
na Cleveland and Chicago without changes also Hotel Din
ing TO Cleveland ind Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot n Y, for
6:45, $50 lO46 ll:3O n 3;l5 olO, ana bIo
p and IL midnight Saturday nights only sundays Vio
anihernrd PARK and Passalc. 49, T45 10 NJ, Y noon
lao, 9, 3;i5, 430, 6:l5, o, $3.50, b 10 p m. az md
night Sundays, $780, 10 M, lao, G30 p m and IL mia
Paterson $40 745 s.3o TO- IOA5, ll90a M, ~ noon.
las g. Bio. S:45, 49, o. 5l6. O. 615, $780, q 10 m and
IL midnight Sundays, $50 $40 10 m i;io $50 p m'
suhsrn sgb f,45 TO- lo.45 a. m Lao. $40 o. T. p m,
~ midnight sundays $780, 10 a. m, lao O'So D. m and
= CernWsi 54b A. m $780, $50 D. M Sundays $50
Warwick. 7:I5, 1O.45 a. m, 4:3O p. M. 60,
Newburgh 7:45. 8, l045 M, $3.50, 430 p. m sundays
Kingston 0 a. m. $3.50 p m. Sundays, $3.50 m.
Ooshen 745, Q, l0s5 a inr $50, 3'40 45O, p m Sun
SIadistown TAI s. 1915 a. M, $780, 430, p m. sun.
daVs o.. Tho y u. m anu 4:3o j. m trains
connect with NewYork ami Oswego Midland H. X AZ Mas
Port JeTvis 746, . 10s5 4:30 y. m. Sundays S5V
~ M Tn WTTans raying Chamborsst half hours
leave st. ssn minutes earlier than above tnei
minutes earlier Boats leave Twenty.thlfst
az g45 l045 connecting with trains leaving Cham
beTss St. at u. aud IL midnight.
ckeis fo passage and Apartments IN Drnwingroo
he obtained, ana order. or ue
checking and transfer OF Baggage may DC eit AT th
orces Nos 2sg 4Ol 500 and 951 broadway No Coirt-
FErrcss Trains from the West arrive In e"hoA !" %o
a M. lao and 7:55 .. M.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

shipments oss snner la2 bales ssss sS1 los os.ss
Low MsSns Ss2s sST 6oSd S9aassa Sas. receipts
bales exports ccastyis 90 Sa & Sas exports coast
iSS xiss So 1 bales sales bales a,0. ,,o, Low
MSSnS iSe ep5 Good Snay s s1poTs
81 bales: spinners 81 bales stock % bales bss
s&vaSs4a Sept lcot.On quiet Midding leae & Low
% sS cass s 500 pSS Ses exports @fsS coastwss @ M
"ts Me s5e Sept Sio icoOn uuehauged Mddng llc Low
Mddns 0hS Coed oSEins .,os sc & set bas Weekly
net receipts 4ss bales exports coast"lse 49 oaes SAFES
louis Sept lower for Miadl1gs MSaliSs IscsI.s
cepis IL bales shipments s4 bales sales Ss2 bales
a sss. .Sp$.a ss s 2. 2siss a s2sGs
6ssl bales ls7S 2626 bales Sseky SsIa receipts AZ
SEPT and steady Mdps Saes
siss Is rs bales sso receipts OO
bales expoE eoasi~ise ZOO Salss sas anet MddnHs
aaEsfos sept sept coten quiet ddng iis t0S sgS
bss sSST Ss S6i bales bales sSsk S sCS SS5ss
weekly 1s Essep1 sss. sSSS se ?ass Eas EEs
CScSEA sept lotion steady Mddli1g baSs SW
sess "a b"ss sspnsS stSss sif bales bales
ssR saGy 5 Weekly heE 1eSss lGf Is
sipsaens none spinners 20 bales siee 20 bales stock
PToyipEScE sept Weekly net receipts 266
ssMS SEPT iICottcn~ Weekly rec,i.s 80 bales ship
meats $50 bales sSSt sS SS receipts So eales ship
nents 4 lGG bales stock, 4O3 bales.
ISDIANoA Sept l-Cotton-Net receipts SINCE January
p4s7 6ales exports cOastwise Az bal. s, ,,,o,,Do
NASHVILLE Sent, LECTION quiet AID STEADY MiIdhng
i0ssc Low Niddng lOc Good Ordinary 9ci weekly Ie-
septs ~ bales shipments & ~ oSss M ha s io1 'es
MONTGOMERY Sept Lection quiet and steady; MddhnE
ioI.c Iog Middling IOc; Good Ordinary, 92c. weekly
tcoeips shipments lss baes stock 1875 l%S'
bales; 1875, 956 bales ~. ,..s
DALLAS Sept. 1.-Couon quiet Mdding, es4o Low MID
ahpg sec Good Ordinary 9ei weekly receipts Oh oes'
ROWE sept COTTON qaist Mdding. lie; Low MID
ling lOIc Good Ordinary yc. weekly reeeipt ~ phesi
,hiplnents. none atock. % bales - -
rSIIIIT1,s Sept l-COtton quiet; Middlng 102c; Low
niS,ing iOc Good Orinary 9c. weekly receipts 2l5
sales shipments $40 baes spnners lI0 bales; sales LOU
osles. stock 1876 asa bales; 1875, 502 bales. -
MACON, Sept l.-Cottcn quiet; Middlng e4c. Iow Mla
Hing 0tc Good Ordinary Size. weekly receipts 9S1 Oaes
hipments l9f baes Sales 2o7 bales STOCK 1876 w
bales; 1875, 3Sl bales.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

4 ONu IolAND hhliytOAty - -
hSh5Fs hSb sod4nEN Et4HnfEENNG 4 fsR SRG ?fGlAh sT4Sb
&c se 9 hSs g. M IT, G?ss' S5 1851 ssq & snp OS S Ss
Op p5 & fid.1Ss @ 3 anG aG n dg42 Sae Banes
dT ri t9O S & + % % ard m i2o =" 2s soSsy Go ns ss
$5 PsEs G1semss c srGP ss sos cry oa ana
M and 1910 weneiday aud saturday nights For Cen
'' For Pfals BsSyio"eSC5 f Is5;'a S M cS ' 45s
FROM fc@s ISLAND Depot south q Ferry
For JamsicaG:85. 503 $50, 800 1908 1880 A. nj l:32
For Far RockaSay aud Rockaway Beaoh7o3 1903, il5O
For fal aockawSy i a. cny-Gs6, 300 M aos, $780,
For Locust valleyo35 $780, 1905 a nj S;os. 4o4 Soa
0S For Helhpsicad-7os $50 1880 NJ sOs 4Ol $50
For Jererson655, 1903 m; 5oS p m Northport-
For Babyion-7:cs $50 1880 a mi 4oi, o. GoS
For Isiip-7:O3 $3.50 a. p. M. Patehogue-s'30 m,
For e ri i,iverhead- a m, s:oa, 4:Os
For Groenpor and sag Harbor Braneh-9Oo M and AO3
For creeimOor only4:o3 p; m:
Prom Fl 3 and G peps PoT 3GTih @, snd Feg W,,,,o0s
6. 1870, II a N: 1880 $3.50; 1;i5, 6:S6, sge%,.
FOR Finishing Cidainso;i5 1858 l2lo, 2o5, 4:i6
For c Gsraen CITY and Hempstead-sl5 il:33 m 5o5
FROM o1e isn i"abd and soS6eH Depot south q Ferry.
For Tar Hcckaway and Rockaway Beaci-9, ~, III m.
For Northport and Port Jerersons s30a SOr,hport
For iOcust Valley-930 a. m. $40
For Babylon-S a m., $40 y. M.
Ferry York, foot OF ship, Sundays
excepted from a. M 10 D. 80 minutes previous 10
the Long Island CIV Sunday boats
$50 1880 1lj0 a. H., |, 2 8, 4, 8, o, aud y. ln
every Is %noies S previous % departure Of uais
NEW JERSEY AND NEW-Y0RK RAIL-
IN wAY-For HAcKENeACKl sPEING YALiLET YL NAN AN
UET, NEW CITY, HAvFisTHAW. ana sIONY poiNI'
s:45 a. m; l. g. sl5 b15 and $50 Sundays, s:i5
and 65 o. M theater Saturday nights only at ~
o'clock through stony Point Excursion tickets at Erie
ticket Offices trains Ere Depot Jersey City.
" ~ L, d. BRUYN. superintendent
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON. BOSTON AND
IN NEW-YORR AIR LINZ, 23 fles sh0rter than eler
lire magnificent scenery The aesi and most comfortable riding
IN Neo England Express trains leave Grand central
Depot for MiddctowD Wimanc Putnam and Boston at IL
O. M and p N.
and Boston, ettho ekdnos Q edrd ~ p
Aiddletown as p.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA Al8 LINE
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Business Ubanfes.

VT,HE GREATEST OPENING for capital and
brains this centennial year has produced Az gnt q the
saves mnch With bg urofts Examine 1t. JOS PHILLIPS,
e3 Nassaust Room Cd floor Territory only for sale
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
WOOL MARKET.

pHulpEIPmA Sept 1.-wool is quiet but firm sappy
nght Ohio Penns wanna and West Virginia XX and above,
s0d45c; X 40d4Jo; Medium, 33d4oc.; Coarse ~ ci
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western Ene, "a @2Sc &C
10 Unwashed 35c Canada Combing, AZ G50o. Fine IN
washed 23a25c. and Medium, UDwashed 2i05Oci
Tuf Washed 35diOc. Colorado Washed lS12Jcj do Un.
washed lsa zoe; Entra and Meno Pulled 2s@S2Gi No
and Super, Pulled 2Sd30c.: Texas Fine and Medium iSG
32c d. Coarse, 16G20c; California Fine and Mefu loa
25c do, Coarse, 16d20c.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

Gitn Real gstats for Sale.
ELEVEN first class, new HOUSES and four
II STABLES for SALE moderate prices send TO the
owners, DUGGIN q CROSSIAN, architects 63 East 4fst
st. for pamphlet giving frI description and prices
pULAND g. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
HI Heesmap at near new POstOfce. make special rates
estates aud property ia uis vicinity IEeir
business enables them 10 render the
efficient service.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday, Sept !. 1876
The following auction sales took place to-day
at the Exchange salesroom
I .torv and basement brick house with lot. OF
ssdst aaiSi Of Sdave, lot i7xlooi Charlotte a. 600
E'ens''--'''''''B.Ei BvE A. Ia;orsncs & @.
and q. q aaSs r%s GSu: S s1oa2 1R
- . ;,nci '''-''-'''
ses s%s Sss Sst 5000
story frame house. " With plot plot Of land Old scs
q1TSsd jTS Il oroves MoI!i.a pOs ssi
n,ot ot land Of Kipgsbridee road known az lot No
81 cfland belonging to Robert Bosardu 20 a. 200
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xEw-YoRK CITY
Madisonave 1876 II of Grovest 67x157 Path ward; oo
ssthst ;, 2e7.s II Of Sdave z2e1Sss Clarke ,oo
7tS sNs's SOft Of Sotloo 2itn ward ooo
and Siie 10 Rice 3, O'A "'" $4,000
SsTdt to g Raah 1900
ESSaTds and and wife Vi to r Nc 10000
sac EdSSrdS Sor o. oois. 10000
natries and Wife U to SG Davis 275Oo
and Sife to II Curtis 4o5OO
'fsS, same ~ 27Ooo
tiaIe to WiEie " .... .............. 1000
r. MSe;Tsw toJ ~ II II I1Sersoii Nominal
MeKee and aUp wife 10 EdWaTds 10000
and others to % felioax 2o55o
Ke2 i !" . ~ Nominal
Goven tT.n r. 70 s ? Forrest 3 $500
ssthst s. ga # W Of 2dave, 2Sxll2i0 Leyne .ooo
Wsrc; q sinclair TO L i,ugden -. -. 80. $500
p Tysrs a. N'iN ~ " 'N''0' ..... 1000
fonicisl] J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Barnesdorf wife, to Henry Olsen, S7ths'. oo
curtis ar s Il O. to Norman iithst Of Giavo
slime to seine n Ilthst OF 0thave years.. $500
Fun, Morris and wife, TO Myer Finn Greenest S2 ooo
same To- A HershielG i;reenest W year 5000
Forrest Sarah and husband, 10 II Bogerb SIS lbh-
Hedges G A. 10 A bckinson n Wator-s; year. 1900
avs 81 59S ST.. ca 1000
Hamilton John i and wife TO ] b HITLER, 27thsl 200
eoi 9hayo year, ;i N''Vo
'Gnys 4 ve,rs r0u - " ~ ..,....... 1000
SAME 70 George schaf ssh-st bet sth and 9th ooo
years o'oVV
'qMrnsy Of sS 70 1900
Lomas Robt J. to Anderton, Aadisonaye (24tn ,oo
Lestrade and wife Hagadorn, l34th.st, W oo
Muller Charles aud wife a Longer, 5 Columbiast o
Houston-st; years. oUV
st Wot lotSaye AZ i Year " ... 1000
ave Of iseth ~ eSSd Wardo yeafs. 1000
(oniciaLl J. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
n PURSUANCE of an order of d. c. CAL
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

DAY LINE OF ERS-CHANGE.-IM-
ID PoRTANT TO SOUTHERN EAsIfhe ga Bay
Railroad make close coo9ecOns from Baa~STs I at fP
ing York saturday morning So h,onSh Without a
Of sSaasT % Tickets for sale 6aggsSs General
2ee 29 2 roaway % o ad az feSn n foot Of Of cssndst and
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations in New YORK
foot q i0 = a foot Of on1scs s Gsa a
Long Branch Dlyiaon at Bound Brook With SeTne Tor
HiFh Bridge with iigh Bfidge Branch az Junction WIN
ss @ ana ovo %s T. ali sO az h valley
Dhec line to HaEsMPETs sMETs Psss aHa he West
Commencing July 81, is7e-Lesve NewYork foot OF LIB
$40 a. m~MIIL TRAIN for schooley's Mountain Easton
BevGsIs Bcnehsm 1sh As1iown hsen e. eo
necis at junction with Del: Lack. aud West Railroad.
fO sS@eFys ExrEr ana dag eect sundays for
Aeaiown MaI6aIg and the Ws; Connects At
PottsyIe s1 iSi scranton % Danvls Wiiis1asrort &c;
i0 ExfGss for IsinsIssn Esst1n AneRGUa W,E1
hare, Reading, Columbia, Lancaster phraia Pottsve'
s55 p m.~ExPEEss for Easion Bath Mauch Chunk
4ec mFor seIocieys Mountain Easton Allentown
Mauch CHUNK coanecis at Junction with DEL Lack
1850 D. m.~For somervle and Pennington
5 Sip r nv EgfS1SG ESrsls daily Eas,On Allentown
Mauoh Chunk, wiikesbarre Towanda Reading and Hairs
For Eizabe ~ $50 $40. e:l5. ~ $50 s745. Z, $50
stSSb s4S As. :456 Gl5 g. 5:iJ $50, Sit G. 6;I5
$3.50. z. s73u. $50 y:iO 1850, 1913, ~ p M
Local Trams 0 Dunellen, '5:Sl .G:3C; ~ ?. m.
Local Trans TO SOmeryille, >, q, q, $40 T. m 90, n.
Hods leave foot Of Clarkson ST. North Rycr al to 1850
905 1905, 1885 ~; LOO 100 800, 40 O;@o O'-'
7.2u $50 l0aU. 1850 y. m. - -. Qua.
Connection II made by ClArksonst fely ~ Jersey 'iS
with an trains marked = tan o a, q.
7I Bib SIS g25. TO- 4 -l2 m, =, 3. $3.50 !, i:5u
& 90 O. bJO z 7:30 $40, 1880. u Leave loot o.
Ciarksnnt az 35 1a3 goo :l1, 1882 a NJ l--oo i'OV
400 400 400. 600 7.21 20, lO;30 li.JD y.
Trains leaving foot oi Libertys NJ $40 a. m ahh p ~
connect Win stages at German Na'Y lor sohooey ~
tam.
NEW-YORE AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN EEWNoitk Lo.'e =
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE aisA HlltI. mi, s'e. ~. ~
Table 1875: Trains leave Now. ofS nom
loot Of LlbeTtyst. North River, az 7aj 9l0 liAb n
FROM loot Of GARRISON 1885, 9c5, li:S' a. m Sf2o
Al trans run to Long Branch ocean Grove, Spring Lake.
and Sea Git a,.,,o-
with al trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

From Pier 2s North River, foot OF Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS jane IL 10 Sept. 10 nousiyel at q
and SaeOOms secured at principal hotels az ticket
on cCs and pier and steamers. GEORGE l.. CDNNOl
Gen Pass Agent. BORDEN LOWELL Agents
4 EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
HLARRANGEAIENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April lB
lS7eave depOts OF Cortand and DesbTosses st ot
.. for Eason, Bethlehem, Allentown Manch Chunk
HsgletOn, Beaver Meadow, MahanOy CITY, Shenandoah Mt
Carmel Ehamokn. Wilkesbafrc PstOa, sayre Einlra &C.
connecting with for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester buI
alO, Niagara Falls and the WCsf. - -, CO,
/ D. m. EasfOn. Bethlehem Allentown, Mancn CnunK
HaictOn Mahanny w. Shenandoah Wilkesharre pitfi0n
&C. making close connections Tor Reading PotlsVie IN
D. ~, for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Meuch
Chunk stopping at all stations -,
6:0 p h Night Express daily for Easton Bethehem, Al
hunk MilkcsDarre PittstOn, SayTe Eimlra
Ithaca Anbnrn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West PuInans see. ulg caacnes aitached
"" ROB'r IL. sAIl RE. Supt. and Fngr
General Eastern Ofce corner 81 Church and Sorandtss
CHas. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
SAMUEL BROTHERS.
sYDENHAM HOUSE,
90. 81, LUDGATE HILL. LONDON.
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with London Clothing,
OF the finest materials, perfect IN style
and fit, by following the instructions OF
our Sell. Measurement Rules, IN cur New
Fashion Book, which, with samples OF
mitfanee of half the amount must be
aent with order, but the remainder need
not oe paid till the delivery OF the goods
az preferred), as arrangements nave
been made that the Forwarding Gem.
papies' Agent shall at the time OF delfy'
cry at any given address collect the bal
ance due. together with forwarding
charges and Customs dues. This mode
OF collection and delivery has been found
OF great service IN conducting q very ex
tensive American trade
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
feaal Notices.


IN pursuance of an order of Delano c. Calvin,
es Surrogate Of the County OF NewYorh notice Is hereby
given all having claims against Maria de Las Mer
eedes Layseca late Of the City Of Havana IN the
Island Cuba present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his Office No 80 Broadway IN The
JUAN NJ. CEBALL0S
CoupgRr BROTHERS Proctors es and 10 wiliamst, NY
ap29 1aw6ms.
In PURSUANCE of an order of ID. c. Calvin,
ESQ., Surrogate OF the County OF New York. notice is he .
by given to all persons having Claims against GEoRGs
present with vouchers thereof 20 the
place OF transncng business at the ofoe OF g. G
Haven Co. IL Wallst in the city of NewYork on or
before 25th day OF Ocleber A. ID. 1876 next
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1876.
HERMAN X. LIE ROY, EYecutors
SUSAN l. GRAY,
r. 8. EsDrET. Proctor 81 WalLst
In PURSUANCE of an order of ID. {. Cali
Il WIN ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of New York NO:
TICE s hereby given all persons having claims again st
Richard NJ. BLATCHFoRD, late Of the city Of New YORK,
with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscribers at Office Of BLATCHFORD, SEWARD Girls.
WOLD & COSTA Nos 80 and 81 Nassanatreet, In the
City OF New York before the 2d day OF October
Daied New.York the 2lst day OF April, 1876 SAMUEL
BLATCHFORD. Executor. BURR sWoLp,EAeeu'of'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
RAILROAD.

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