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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-01
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

perfect system gid rules Of acknowledgements
iaake i possibae 70 Lease people 1900 miles
away x srfsct'y as Il taey wsss here IL
/. suppose you hare at least haIf dozen
A, Ny de%s siri We have more tAau t,r-,.,,.
thoroughly crgsni5e necessary Wheel nj 81
V. viii you name dozen or so Of tr.r, ,y
A."Eaa pleasure TLe Custom Denart-
ready-n,ads e Furnishing Hepar 41e 70
-1he Shirt rkctory, with It's busy noeI,;Sar
mating ,;,, ur own frst- class shirts The Trim
lar stcre The Garment Stock Fss1 M 1s e
Receiving. Room. Tie Order isa,saa ~; me
named 1s ore; The Special Uniforms n ss,en,
se es Of rs glysry Department wita il
v. lid, holdt sir, eficuokv ~
A. II IN not half tiroufhf me dsverts.,..
CePare and Mi1n ~ sign tsriLuter
journal a circ1i9g Re-, 20 coo 6 pes mcn n
DEPARTMENT, wtlrits mary rooms The The 1 Legs:
csiidrens Dena s nensns wlfIlsnsAs Ile
entrance for ladies. Tho Telcrrrrb ipccat
mcnt. The Chief Clerks department.. viii,
IL book Ieepers and 1ssistants: Genefli Man
ether offices of the firmI all busy as h hna
thinking. planning, executing. buying, mil
ing, re sistering 5igg, sending cut. SELF
and IN a. ,1SSining iher
ing 4, hetween 100000 and t3SaO. l0o an
v. s-t-up n-d-o-u-sw
A." Indeed it isl forgot to nemc r..
Co HERS Department which EanS les Is g, s s1o
CT ictail sales en- some single daysg. :
v. S25,O0Jl lmmenscl Ihat's. what enables
tie house to buy cheap and sey chcGoi''s
A. ;,e Ixnc1yib here 10Y fsye t ht y The
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-01
A Valuable Work.

The Centennial History Of the United States from the
Discovery OF the American Continent 10 the close Of
the First Century. OF Am srican Independence. By
James ID NJ, alb. Authar of 4 Manual Of General
History" The Great RApubc," Etc, Etc
Ii Is well known fact that the great Of our peo-
compelled to rely their knowledge of the history
OF their country upon the outline works intended for
the usc schools which by their very brief
designed for the comprehension OF children, and In
every way unsuited to the adult mind There has long
been fell genuine want OF History of the United
covering the whole period from the discovery Of
the Continaut the irest III day, and presenting IN
succinct and com,,r ilsse form THE hi,tDry OF
more thoust = standpoint than would be proper in
school history. This demand we are happy to say Is
sasiae,s,ily met in : IN centennial isory o. the
take rank fhe standard History oil our country The
author. James ID. Mecabe is an able and well known
historical writer.
We n,osl sartly comm end this work to readers
1t is diy VI tails, no beAhasc effort 70 IN
Same The na A prdn but Is a. az. vivid and br,
liant nariaiy o the OF history, from IN
discoveryoi the Am ran Continent to III present day
II givesa most Interesting account al the Indians o.
white Tbs ypyas of C0lumhus, The explorations
Of the diner III Gus u Europe and tile Nandarugs
are told with sraphiv power III story OF the Revolu
tiun is related wt all TIL herkt OF romance, linen
the Esd al fpns,i ution s eod War with Englend
The Mes lean Wa AID tn evep.s OF ou. history up to
tn c5n:in, em nj E III S',i Wsr Ire Elsiey ,. o.
strict fiji lity sath. T author writes threnghon,
With cslmus AMI m.artiat " and Fl ads III, cause Of
giving an conift u the approaching Inc national
Il Is d III .,n Iafa and handsome volume OF
OBS pag 3 ami contains is2 In engrasn-s on ste aud
WOO. b,s.l 4 ssisd by The National Publishing
Co.. q Phiiad.pa Who's. pri, = - ane
IA ring fhr character Of the work and eah subscriber
& pre- mt with bnndssns i.soAfahie ensravng q
The G ntenD.sl iahibitin Buildings and Grounds II
4 sold Ly subscription only, and the pubishsSs want
4 asssis = svssy tun1
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We condense/fron1 the Lehfgt Eegfssse s,, the ne
substance OF a Conversation about Oak Hal. ~
Philadctahie/ Wanamaker& browns :. Larsesss
clOthins E26se in A perl A visitor anu
Visitor. "Wnat corner is the Building on r.
Aicndant. "SouthIsat corner x St.l1. nna
Market Please note the SIXTH, 10r so;ne
strangers seeking Oak Hail. nave peel niis'eA
v. ait is perfectly colossal Do you know
4. ai2OO0 square feet-ce on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, sig stories high, has over
three acres "a flooring, and covers space Snce
occupied by vpresnan twenty different busi-
" ado you use steam-power?'
A. "a giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators ana lLe
boilers steam for heating, and the otner opefa-
tons OF the house. -,
v. What orser do You taSe WIN goousi T.,
A. "Thcy are fir-t cpezed and arrrnge Z IN
the basement on long lCy counters, and taken
thence on the fxNght Elevator to the inspec-
tors room on thesn floor"
" is inspecting tie first operationT
A. mo, sir, measuring: 1hc goods are TT
measured in tie piese, then inspecscd. iLc
cloth passes over rollers in the face of o strong
light, and two men sit one before and ore
hawk for the least pin -hole imperfect;cn ard
marking every flaw, SO that tie cutter may geo
and avoid it when he comes to cut the gar
ments.n
v. You IutiSt iIpiOy uil stii u NttlS-s.
A. "Come u Cur filth 1OCE and see We
keep 20 hands all the tifee cutting up the clcth
into garments, -besides.Sy5 machi-e s that Go
o dozen mems work eaclikt n stroke"
V. do you Milnuiacture all your own
goodsl'
aminers inspect every stitch aid seam, GEd
certify to every garment as cxtra-we,in-
before we put our ticket on 1T, aud Ees..a-e
responsible ior it,
V Your system must save you great
deal?'
A. In every direction, sir. Itistke system
md economy We practice all tie w9f tlifl u ii.
that enables US to put cur pr'avSs Sown t. tie
people as we do"
"" After inspecting the work, what becomes
OF it,"
A. Before it gees into stock it is f;cke;cd
Every single garment has its number q, d
other points noted on It. co that its entire l. s.
tory can DO traced without fa-l, upon Cur
books"
v" You must have 90 or 30 salesmenY'
A: why sir, on busy days you naYsee 100
in tho vaiious rooms and euites on rool..5,
selling to the throngs OF customessn
v. "Do you do en- order buSaeY by mall
and expresJf"
A. Very great. All over the country. Our
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[BY AUTHORITY
IN ORDINANCE.

Further Supplement to the ordinance entltieu, ~
Ordinance control and regulate the Ponce anu ps
scribe their duties" passed April 24h 1877
The Inhabitants n NE Cy Of Ldabcyfrse 40 orddin:
tecting persons and their property the CITY o.
Vile be and is hereby divided into two ponce
as follows All that part OF the City Of
lying south OF line drawn through the mldaIe 10 ~
Church and proong to the easery ana ~
known as the first poc district and all that poIoh ~
the City lying ortbo said line be ana me same ~
hereafter known the second police district
SEC D That the Common Council shall have power 70
appoint ono policeman for each district and shall ny re-
solution fix their salary and timesof service. IL,
SEC g. That all ordinances and parts OF ordinances IN
consistent with this are hereby repeated - Ia.
SEC a. That this ordinance shall take enecs lni"eua
tely after its publication according to law
r{5assad ka1 f7tb 1915 LEVI BROWN.
President of Council
Attest: THO. F. SKILLMAn, Clerk.
l.. II SERGEANT,
Mayor City OF Lambertvlle
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FBy AuTHdoRrrY
TAX NOTICE.

SdLE Ut LdNUO HNU HEdL EOId ~
FOR TAXES.
NOTICES hereby given thHt Public Sale of the
Real Estate hereinafter mentfJhed, viii be Id at The
Office of the Receiver Taxes Of the City OF Lambert
Vile, eifgb4
A. the bor Of two o'clock in the afternoon for the low
est term Of years fbut exceeding fifty years
for which any person will take the same and pay the
amount of assessed thereo respectively with the
interest and cost fees charges and expenses according
TO the provisions of Section Nine. of an Act entitled
An Act TO revise and amend the Charter OF the City OF
Iambertvile" approved March heighteen hun
dred and seventy TOUR The Interest in each will
be at the rate OF twelve per from the twentieth
Of September The fees charges and cxpensrs will be
In each case for the certificate of SALE and the propor
ton of the cost of advertising and sale.
A tn .xscptpr or I1sp4rp TAxRs on LAND AND REAL
= Isr .Tr IAN 81 1876
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Charles II. Lyford has been appointed POST
master Of yineland, in place Of Q. X, Lands.
A man named Kelly, atramp. was on We'd
nesday struck by locomotive on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, near Bound Brook, and torn
10 pieces, it being almost impossible to collect
the remains, they being found scattered for
some distance along the track.
Thirty-three cars, containing 1000 tons of
ice, from the Delaware Water Gap, have ar
rived at Cape May. The freight on the lot
amounted to $4,000.
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Fer year,.. ....,........... Se0,O00OJ0
Democratic Expenses. Population in 1860,
1000, 600 expenses, $Sl, 100 00J equal 10
$40 per head.
Republican Expenses. Population in 1878,
42,000.uu0 /; expenses, $685. OOu,uoO equal TO
$2.05 per head. e
rms IL allowing nothing on account III
army expenses caused by muos in the South.
which grew ont OF The Democratic rebellion,
nor anything FOR increase of army. caused
solely by the rebellion, which amount to $751;
0O0,uo0. This is not bad thing for every
Republican to paste in his hat for reference.
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The Democratic National Committee in
session at Washington. on Tuesday, liked up
on st. Louis as the place. and June 9th, as
the time, for holding the National Convention
of that party for the nomination of candidates
for President and Vice President and the adop-
tion Of a national platform Of principles.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
HHOaaSeS s& LOTS :

Lan,hertvlIe consisting Of Five Well Located Frame
Dwellings and Lots, together With desirable corner
lot opposite the St. Johns r. G. Church, 81 H. on Frank
lin ST. and as II, on Church ST. q ss
Dwelling No l. Fronts on Franklin St. next south of
said lot and has three feet alley leading the
garden in the rear; Nos. and 3sand the corner of
Church St. and McCreadys alley next west Of said
lot, aud Nos. and front said alley next south
together, suit buyers Terms, one-third cash and
balance secured by mortgage, payable in and two
years with interest from April l. 1876 II any of the
property is not sold by MARCH 9Th. NEXT, it will on
that day be sold at public auction at O'Clock. F. NJ
the premises at which time and place the conditions
"''' = ELIZABETH RoQUEs,
1907 Haverford Ave- Philadelphia, Pa.
For further information inquire Of
All HoLcoMBE. Agt, LambertviIIe. u
Feb 20, 1876.
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IN CHANcERY or NEW JERSEY

TO CATHERINE l.. tENDERIINt: g5
by virtue ( an order OF the Court OF Chancery of
New Jersey. tile day Of the date hereof In a
cause wherein Robert b. Cenderng is petitioner and
you Catherine L. Crnderling defendant; you
qured to appear and plead demur answer to the PEI
TONERS petition before the tenth day OF April
next that In default thereof such decree he made
against YOU the Chancellor shall think equitable and
Just
The said petition is filed against you, by the said
Robert D. Cvnderlng for the purpose OF obtainig di-
vorce from the bond OF mai riinony.
T.. II. SERGEANT.
solicitor of Petitioner.
D,tea Ian 9Th fg-s-J ps-.t
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THE MARKETS.
I ambertyille, March /, 1876.
DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

HyJ-M We are givinr SOS Sewing Machines. Hunt
VA ~ ~ ing Case Watches. Velvet Vests and Black
y six Dresses FREE with Grecnback
I'd ~ Packages. Send to Inventors Union, 173
II " - Greenwich Str et MY. MAR. 1-fw
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Public Sale :
will sell at Public Sale. on
Thursday. March I'd, 1876,

At my residence on the farm of Oliver Paxsop, noar
New Hope, all my personal property, as follows:
STOCK: -One Gray Horse, sound and good for farm
or draught One Gray Mare with ioal by Star Pachcn-
nice driver One Sorre Brood Mare lG old sound
and right; One Bay Colt coming three years old, fine
style and action One Colt months old Eight Good
Mich lows with calves by their sides. the others
them coming in profit; Red Bull years old, these
choice lot selected with care;l Six shoats; 25
Chickens
HARNESS: Two sets Of farm harness. but little used
set OF single do. brides, collars 1 lair of housing,
lines choke straps lead checks hy straps straps OF
small bells
FARM IMPLEMENTS four spring market
wagon one-seat carrnge, woseat carriage perfect
ly new, farm wagon, sled, nearly new one horse
thresher grain IAN tAknsou's make) Kenneth Square
shelter, Hallenback mower and reaper-the reaper
nearly new good horse rake, corn striker five poughs
2harrows. eutiyators. corn ponghs, good roller
single and double swngle trees single and double
stretchers jockey pole whcelbarrow, wagon holster
forks. rakes, shovtls hoes.
HOUSEHOLD representations hair-cloth chairs
dozen Windsor do, pairs hedsteads, pairs cot do
breakfast and large dining table, rs yards rag carpet
clock lamps
DAIRY FIXTURES s-one 40 gallon churn, 5 dozen
milk pans tin milk paiis, butter table, scale and
weights cream kettles.
PRoDUCE.-corn, oats and potatoes by the bushel
ten acres OF winter grain.
SuNDRIES: Grainh bags, large feed chests, log COW
and other chains maui and wedges, hand and wood
saws, lot OF old iron ley gum wash tubs meat bench
barrels boxes, &C., farm dog
Nine months credit ON sums OF ten dollars and up
wards
detail at sale.
ELIAS EAsTBURy, Auctioneer.-
Feb 10. ls7e,
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AssIGNEE's SALE
VALUABLE
r e AL EST AT -E !!

The subscriber Assignee OF Richard HammeII, OF the
city Of Lambertville, will sell at Public ysndue,
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 22d, 1876,
On the premises o'clock in the afternoon OF I'd
day allthe real estate OF the said Richard Hammel in
the county of Hunerdon Mol consists OF very de-
sirabie
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in the city of Lambertve, with front N. Union
IT. of 40 IT, extending the middle of Union St to
the middle of George st. dstnce of 3fz n IT, There is
good Frame Barn in the rear with carriage house
and other conyeniences.
No Is adjacent Vacant lot Of the same dimensions
the above, on the north side OF the same
The above property is in Grstrae condition and Is
very desirable residence and will be offered in parts
all together, will bring tic most money
Also at the time and place will be sold one share
of the Stock Of the Amweil MiIlsCo Cotton MILF and
two Shares Of the Mutii cranbsrry Compapys Stock,
situated in Monmouth County, MI.
Conditions win be made knewH onthe day Of ssfe by
]. HAYHURsT, Assignee.
Feb. 10th, iS7G-m22.
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NOTICE,

gesIE a9th annual meeting of the Lambcrtvlle Vigil
liant Society will be held at Lyceun Hall, Council
A. W. ANGEL, Secretary.
Feb o. 1861.
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SENATE. were preserved against
the running Of Sunday trains, and against
Five County Act.
HousE.--Passed-- Providing for tho cleo
tion of coroners. to conform with the amended
Constitution The general Sherilf's Hill the
general railroad taxation bil-.-36 to 10; rela-
tive to writ of certiciari authorizing persons
to change their names general law
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Feb. is, is7a-4t.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
PHYSICIANS FOR TIE SICK.

The physicians of this city have under con-
sderation plan extending professional aid TO tue
sufferers from yellow fever In the South. At meeting
recently attended by Dr.. Austin Flint, Dr. Elisha Has
rs Dr. Metcalf Sanitary Superintendent Day, Dr. Van
deFpOe Health Officer Of the PORT; Drs W. T. White J.
c. Peters Hanbury smith, +. @. Janeway, 7. ID. Lene.
A. N Bell, W. II. Draper Purple T. G. Thomas, Corne-
hus Agnew, 8. 7. Hubbard Wm Polk and many Others,
decided to place the matter Of relief the hands
OF n committee Of three which should ascertain what
was wanted and report 10 the profession feasi
bic plan for carrying out the suggestions. II
was believed by many that the best and most
important relief that could be extended would be 20
cure services Of five six experienced and skf1
physicians. who have become thoroughly aeomated and
would not break down under their work. 10 vas the
general opinion that IL would ba worse than useless 70
send physicians who were not thoroughly aeolinidted
even II they willing t0yOiUDteer To enter this Held
and work free OF cost Drs Mptcdte, Day, and Harris
were appointed the committee. DIR. Sietealfe tee-
gTaphed 10 the chairman OF tue Relief COhintee IN 80
ydnnah Ga, THURSDAY, and IL was expected that ne
would receive speedy answer Late yesterday after
n answer had been received. circular has beea
prepared and active measures viii he instituted 20 co..
Iect money from members Of the medical profession IN
this city and elsewhere. The committee believes that 10
can raise lrVn $1,000 to 1000 within u week
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
THE GREENWOOD LAKE REGATTA.

The entries for the first grand amateur re-
satta ut Lake. which to take place on oc'
O and 4 are completed. These races have been ar
ranged by the Greenwood Lake Sportsmans Club, and
inyat NE to participate in them sent 10 all regu-
Iary organized clubs Of this city and Its viein-
ity An races will two miles sfraightaway and VIII
be rowed under tue rules Of the SaraOga Rowing Asso-
catiOn The prizes will consist of handsome stand OF
eoIOrs for the winning club Of each race, and a
gold lockea for the winning oarsmen. The first
days races will include the junior single seulls,
in which representatives Of the seavanbaka,
Cartaret Atlantic, Neptune, Harlem. Atalanta,
Nautilus, Arlington, Passac, Argonauta, and viking
clubs Will take part; the palrOared shells, IN
which the contestants from the Triton, ArgOhauiA
ArliDgt Ataanta, Nautilus Neptune and 6eaW annka
clubs sixoared Hs in which the NASSAU Hud-
son. ureEa and Neptune clubs will be the e0utestants
The second day OF the regatta will include races OF SEN
ior snge scus doublescu shells, and four Dared shells
In the last raco the PaSsaie, ArSonauta'
Elreks, Nassau, Ataanta, Harlem Viking, Arlington,
aud Triton clubs will compete. Tho list OF the contest
auts includes the OF many OF the WeknoWn amir
IguF
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
LADIES' PROTECTIVE UNION.

The Ladies' Protective Union, at No. 1,413
Broadway Incorporated society whose object Is TO
aid the efforts of TO be selfsupportng and to
teach the several branches Of domestic labor Free in
strcon Is daily given In cooking, laundry work. sew
ing and the kindergarten system to any respectable an
plicants The society has depended for s support on
the receipts in the employment FOODS. These apart
mens are under the supervision OF committee Of ladies'
who admit applicants except those for whose abity
and character they vOueh. Women who are waiting
for employment taught as far as possible
that which they lack. The Home for Aged
aud Inrm Servants is at No. 1877 West Thirty ysxth.st
and Is managed udiciOusly and economically. Besides
being home for aged and helpless servants It affords
Temporary shelter to respectable women who are looking
for labor one room apart for children who are too
Young for the chIdrens hospital. Their mothers are
taken with them. Another Is devoted to incura-
bIes whom the hospitals will not receive, and who nave
no one 10 care for Lhem The annual rent OF the Home
partly furnished Is 81 800 The expenses for the last
tnree months inclusive OF matrons salary were S04o o3
The laundry has brought in 1927 TO- and the sales oI
cooked food IRON the cooking school amounted 70
Sls5 A. Meals have been given away to the value oi
SIO7 The ladies issue relief tickets 10 for each OF
which entities the holders TO meal at No. l4lS Broad
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
COOPERATIVE FLowER.MAKNG.

A cooperative society, composed OF employers
and workingmen Of three similar branches OF industry
the manufacture OF flowers leaves and feathers-has
been recently formed in this city II IS modelled after the
Fess Scout Of Paris and has for s object the pro-
curing Of employment for its members, aud the supply
ing OF skilled labor TO employers Founded about six
months ago. Its membership numbers 80 names. Though
tine organization not exclusively French, workmen OF
that nationality preponderate registry OF members
unemployed Is kept at the society rooms No. lO2 Prlnce-
ST. as a precauiOn against the employment OF outside
Torkmeu Provision is made for those out OF work by
subscription, and the society is thus purely benevolent
varied character here than in Paris, where IN
qurnce Of the existence Of more than 1000 manUtae-
turers the operatives devote their lives speciality
as for example, TO the making OF ross or leaf The
dIttes these mpOrtatiOns alone render compe
ti,iUn possible 70 home manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
THE YELLOW FEVER CITIES.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 29.-The total number
OF tnterments to-day 3D. of which 16 from ye
low fever.
Boston, Sept. 29.-Two vessels from Bruns-
wick Ga arrived at this port to-day with yellow fever
Oh board and were Quaranllnsd.
NEw-0RLBANs, Sept. 29,-The Pensacola au-
thores having quarantned Hew0reans vessels for 20
days. the Merchants Exchange of This city to-day held
meeting and passed resolutions approving the report Of
the Board OF Health in regard the extent pf the ye
low fever. They denounced the action of Gal est1n
Shreveport and Pensacola, in establishing quarantine
against New Orleans as unjust doubtless Influenced
by false reports calculated 10 parayZe commercial re
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

per cent, upon lumber IS per cont ann
1--we stock 20 per cent, upon merchandise 80 pep
cent upon passenger trafe 2si9 per cent These ara
Western Railroad Laughter.l Now, look at ths
enoRmity OF the concern 1t took every road running
Of Wisconsin, Lake Superior, Iowa. Minnesota, and
everything, and there nothing that could come 10
Chicago from that direction thai hadn't 10 nay toll IL
them. And my opinion s II NJ. uden is elected Presi-
dent OF the United States there win be but Just one rail-
road In che whole Union (appiause aud langher and
that railroad win const OF oil the others Iaughter
This thing succeeded 90 wen that he then went into
the Port Wayne Railroad and gobied that 40 for the
benefit Of the Pennsylvania Central Not content with
that he then went into the Terre Hauto and Alton Road
and safely say that he has been IN every operation
70 consolidate railroads. that has taken place in tAs
Northwest Judge Trumbul says he is the superior Of
Gen. Hayes In point OF ability He is In Just respect
He sit down to his table and draw the paper tas
will take more money out Of the peoples pocket aud put
10 IN his own than any man living tLnngster.I