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The New York herald., 1876-12-28
NORTH CAROLINA'S BONDS.

A BASIS OF SETTLEMENT PROPOSED By THE
BoNDHoLOERs.
Pursuant to the call for meeting of the bondhold-
ers OF North Carolina exclusive notice of which was
given in the HERALD Of Sunday last about sixty gen
temen met yesterday AFTERNOON IN the Office OF John
b. Manning, No IS broadway. As this place OF meet
ing not sufficiently large to accommodate great
a number adjournment made to TO the Offices
OF Mcssrs. Luther Co., In the same building Mr..
William j. Best, the receiver OF the Mecnan and
Traders Savings Institution, called to the char,
and Mr.. c. A. Lumms was appointed secretary. Tho
Chairman stated the object OF the meeting at som
length entered into fuli explanation OF the differ
Carolina. as recently published IN the HERALD. He
then presented to the meeting several schemes for tho
funding OF the debt one Of which was, after dis
cussion, adopted.
TAKEN
Resolutions were passed TO the effect that the new
bonus SHOULD bear rated interest OF not less than
per per annum, the coupons TO be payable in New
York and Raleigh, aud be receivable for all state
lug the bondhode:s to accept IN iu settlement OF
their present claims fifty the dollar OF the
prncipai and interest
II the State should agree to these terms the funded
debt, according 10 the statement oil the Chairman,
would be $40 10l GAS To carry he object Of
meeting committee OF five persons appointed TO
visit North Carolina and present the the Gov
and other officers OF the State. The committee
consists OF Mcssrs. I. Bonner, William Lumms, w.
q. Snattuck, T. Fouke and Edward kevan OF Peters
burg, Va Mr. Best was ailerward added to the
mIttee at the unanimous desire OF those present.
These gentlemen will meet to-day Ut Mr.. Mannng's
office TO complete preliminary arrangements
Tue amour: of bonds. including interest stated to be
81. 600, or about one-eghh OF the entire rccog
uIZcd debt
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Chapman, Stono & Co., OF No. "a Pine street, and at
Yokohama, japan, one of tlo largest firms engaged in
the Japanese trade has failed, with heavy liabilities,
varously estimated from $3.50 900 to $500 o0O the
greater part of which Is held this city The rm has
been In existence Tor several years. and It's business
was very The settlement oil the business at
Yokohama has been left to Mr. Nathan j. Stone, who
signs liquidation. He has made assignment OF
all the property aud effects OF the late rm TO Mr. Ethel
Z. Hine, President oil the American Clock Company,
No. 5sl broadway, Tor the benefit Of the creditors
Mr.. James ID. b. Paine, the representative Of the
lrm In this city, said yesterday that he could give
n satisfactory statement Of ihcir iiabes and cts
They were very heavy. tho firm carried on very
large business. He expected 10 receive statement
from Yokohama by tae next mail, and until then he
would be unable TO give even approximate idea
OF the condition. of affairs. Mr.. stone would continue
the existing business until Il was settlcd under the
ifm name IT being the custom OF mai couhiry 10
the rm name although the original copartrcrs
have dropped out He said there were numerous cred
iors this city, and the liabilities were also held
san Francisco, Europe and japan. The indebtedness
IN Japan probably small as large portion OF 1. has
been iiauidatcd during tho past year
The following assignments we're yesterday filed In
tho County Clerks office Charles Raymond x Co. to
Charles e. Woodbridge; Samuel Ehcrich 10 Samuel
RuiLscniii; John H. Hapwood to William W. sharpe
and Sigried d. Dobiin 10 Morris Mtz The follow ing
assignment schedule also 1led in the Couri OF
Common Pleas s-Adolph Botstcin 10 Henry Fox The
liabilities are stated at s43. $50 ~; nominal assets.
$50, s49 90; real assets $l2 900.
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OUR SLUSHY STREETS.

ONLY BROADWAY TO DE cLRAKED OF SNOW.
From one end 10 tho other Broadway is covered
with dirty and slush. Ali tho principal streets
nlled on each side with great heaps OF and
mud, whe tho smaller and alleys literally
choked up with an ndcscrioable compound. For this
great Inconvenience the authorities say that there
remedy until the mclts and the be
swept Tho reason they give Is that money has
been appropriated for tho purpose OF clearing away
the SHOW. aud the regular tund OF the department
not sufficient to allow OF such extra expense. a
HERALp reporter yesterday went 10 the new quarters
OF the street Cleaning Department. the
loot OF East Seventeenth street Commission
Nichols said that III heavy SNOW like that which has
been the ground for the past six days the sweeping
machines not strong enough TO do the work. Only
appropriation had been made for ng the
snow; that was under Commissioner Disbccker. The
department then obtained $780, 600. They asked for
$50 900 this year. hut not given. Last year
Broadway was cleaned OF its snow by the department
Of It's regular und and Commiss Nichols says
that Broadway will be cleaned from emu to end
about the lst OF January With this exception there
Will be street cleaning this wipter
CLEAN SIDEWALKS
Superintendent Walling has instructed the police
captains strictly enforce the ordinance requiring the
removal OF snow from the sidewalks. All violations
the ordinance IN regard to this matter be for
wardcd to the Corporation Counsel. who by law
powered impose fines for offences against this ordi-
nnn
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THE TOTTERING CLUB.

Since the article In the HERALD Sunday last re-
gardng the deporable financial condition Of the Man
haitian Club the affairs OF that aristocratic democratic
organization have possessed considerable degree OF
interest for the press and the general public. IL Is yet
uncertain, with the most careful management, II
the club be saved Several committee meetings
have held lately and committees appolnteu VINO
to report todayone the subject o recovering dues
which have remained unpaid through the apathy OF
the members; another the subject or the indcbteu
newing the lease OF the premises the OF Film
avenue aud Fifteenth street, which expires IN Aay next
A few days ago circular was put iortn by the mat.
agement and addressed to every member Of the club.
ties called for the cooperation OF every member
IN order 10 bridge over The present difficulty.
Al one time the Manhattan Club was one OF the
most influential IN the city. Organized IN 1865
rival to the Union League CLUB, II contained IN lis
ranks such men General Mcclellan, s. l.. NJ. Barlow,
Jonn Van Buren, Augustus Scheii, Aanton Marble,
William Butler Duncan Daniel Drew. Jay Gould, Com.
modore Vanderbilt Judge Robertson, Judge Hiton,
Governor (then Recorder) Hoffman, Charles 0Conor,
George Tcknor Curtis, Judge DAILY, Judge Comstock
and n host OF other names OF the most wealthy and
prominent democrats in the city. Thurlow Weed was
the only republican who was admitted AZ member.
Certainly. almost any OF tho above gentlemen who
still with the club could liQuidate all It's
Indebtedness he desired but many have resigned,
Others have neglected 10 pay their dues and been
dropped from the roll Of membership. Now that IL Is
found ha, the club not being Incorporated body
member Is individually liable Tor the full amount OF It's
Indebtedness the most earnest attention II directed
toward it, and committee has been appointed to pro-
charter This committee will report to-day.
One OF the members said to a HERALD reporter yes
tcruay that the condition OF the club Is pot necessa
ruy hopeless, but knowing the management aud pre-
dieting Tie future from the past do hot think that
the difficulties be overcome" Ii tho several CON-
mttees who are to report to-day suggest any plan 10
the club OF its present embarrassmcnts IL Will
be welcome to many members who, while being unable
TO give any help pccunariy, still retain afectonate
interest In the only democratic club In this democratic
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A POET ON THE AQUARIUM.
A NURSERY OF PIsCAToRIAL KNOWLEDGE Fo1
BOYS AND GIRLS

NURSERY OF PIsCAToRIAL KNOWLEDGE Fo4
BOYS AND GIRLS.
NKw YORK, Dec. 20, 1874
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
have been much interested q visit which lately
paid 10 the New York Aquarium II deserves high
place among the expedients for popularizng knowi-
edge. One might learn from IL In two hours, think,
more OF the peculiar forms and habits Of tho
lures inhabiting the waters than could learn In
many weeks from books That the collection OF land
animals. which everybody makes a point OF seeing,
are valuable means oil instruction all admit Tho
realm OF water occupies moro OF the earth's surface
than the region oil land, and the creatures by which
peopled VIC with those OF the land number and
dversity oil shape ana habits, but unless ibey are
brought together with great pains and expense aud
placed IN some well contrved receptacle they cannot,
except IN regard TO some well known species be made
the subject OF actual and close observa alion
such a receptacle Is the Aquarium, which ~ on .
much larger scale than expected 10 lnd II. IL has,
am told IN the respects OF light and dryncss OF stu
alton, some advantages the public aquariufns ol
Europe. did not know III, visited II that there IL a
free reading room connected with it. supplied with the
scientific periodicals. and opening ntoa naturalists
laboratory where casts are taken OF the most renarka
bic creatures Of The Aquarium when they happen to
die, and other processes are carried on.
IL seems TO me tnat OF the most important
Offices OF this Aquarium Is to give the pupis OF
public and private schools distinct oil the multi.
tude and diversity OF she tribes Of living things
by which the waters vi our planet are peop,ed.
Whatever strange 10 seen by young eyes
makes n deeper impression than when seen later iu
II Q. Alter having walked along the ranges OF cells
constantly supplied with running water, In which
these creatures lodged the young mt ecs that
ne has formed a OF acquaintance with them and
with more interest The story OF their peculiar
naDits and remembers II more accurately. hope,
therefore, to see the Aquarium more generally ire
aucntcd than II now Is by the pupils Of our schools,
the direction OF their teachers assured rs am
that the visits they make will result AN increase OF
knowledge L am, SIR very truly yours.
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
A FAMILY ROW.

Coroner Woiiman was yesterday notified that a
woman named Anna Janalocheth, Of No l9l Eidridgc
street. was likely at any moment to die she had
been Knocked down aud seriously maltrealcd on sun
day uieht uy some unknown person. The Coroner. on
making INQUIRIES. learned that there had been a gen.
erd fanny ugbt ON sunday night at the house and
thai she had been injured proUapy during the rumpus
The taking OF tae ante-morIem statement was uf
course postponed.
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FEES AND CLEANLINESS.

Superintendent walling yesterday issued two gen.
eral orders to the police orce the first providing that
all tees due members Of the force as witnesses in
court Cases be turned over to the captains or ser
gcanis OF their respective precincts, Tor the benefit OF
tue police LIE insurance fund.- and The second that Tho
roundsmen IN each precinct shall, different hours OF
the night inspect the sleeping quarters OF every
ton OF men, aud report Their condition This Is Judged
very opportune by the COMMISSIONER as Instances
were brought 10 their notice OF sleeping quarters
cnudLon
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

OLSaric NOVELTY THEATRE.
E. E: E.. |;;' ;;' &C.: C..
THE FINEST Soyhhrf rfSIRf X NEW YORK
MAriNEE SATURDAY AT :
HE cAsB2 AsB2 ana Frn daaE poH sANDy AND EDWIN
ruE RAYS. MIGGiE aud BILLY. SAN pKvgRE
.iSSlE SSS p9!atRHnN e@t%4 rN.IK l9LPsy2f1a SaEsox
Miss BETTE EflSS RAhd.r sra Taopsf GaRrs n BALLET
cLlFI9T 6TriN fS FoNgFHtd s6ASS IA ISoSIs
A"'''S SAcK eEoTHf- 4iE GIANT KILLER sahS HOGAN
1"'s ''' s'iiassn JACK 70 iaE IL GIANT KILLER
ii rs and 7So broadway. opposite New York Hotel
aaEa5 SEEAs SE Fs~ &ES Eisfsp%;
strange Play with Billiard Balls.
The Marvellous Peacock.
,,,, 80, The Money Han, and stespsehase;
sUrEkNAiUKAL VISION
?, .an..s. - ,ss.h sTASsS II % rscknr ..,r MYSTERY.
MArISEEs WEDNESDAY, .S AND SATURDAY. Ar2
HA h Fl week Il ii. sa and l5ffs 5
hhoTrA horrA. saiTs9@TfFPss T9TFs q EorTA: korrA.
LoTIA. Second week oi LoTrH.
LoIlA AND THE MAkCHiOSESS LoTTA-
LoIrA. The Great Fair Scene. Introducing LOrrA.
LOTrA the southern Jubilee Singers, Runnes LorTA.
LOrIA. Murray and Ilitofd and Lotta la her IoTrA.
LoIfA. Champion Clog Dance. LorrA
us Saa soo Sole fE ssss ssss
ssss euG Geo 2 ,ce SnHr ssss U.s. Sass !.
4, ~ y ! $##sa,s #%% * #ss #ss'
ASAAtA i'm uru yE fsIIIIS sIIS ySk" sS kkEKE."
introducing the great premieres
Mile. LETOuRNECR,
Mile. GAUGAIN
BOX oFficE orkx FROM 5 Till 5 O'CLOCK:
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
frHE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM. BROADWAY
tSundays excepted Holiday Rcsort! Thousands
Of delighted visitors have testified their unqualified
: MAaNIFICENT PANORAMA OF LIVING
MAXINE WONDERS, ANIMAl.S , rISliEs
: RIVER HORSE in America FLY
ING FOXES, only ones ever seen =
Fl !" rsa SIS ssqr'ri WHITE Sey wiiAls Eay :
in captivity. SEALS >
AND SEA or
: TERS SEA cuCUM-
BEERS. MoiLUSKS AND z
rRHris MAHMAiIA; TafIIp kIS9ifol F,Sr n%r1. ar
TEus. sHakks And pvsRY srEciEs
Of Fish, An Institution bewderng delight Promenade
Concerts every evening by Harvey b.
worth's celebrated Orchestra mission cents chi
dren half Ten thousand kinds OF Fishes swimming In
glass tanks Marine vegetation tickets admitting
an entire family for safe very low.
STH AVENUE THEATRE.
prietor nd Mr.
The New York herald., 1876-12-28

GEORGE HOLBROOK AuCrIONEER. OFFICE 45o
Canal ST. ells this day NJ lola o'clock, 396 East 18th
St. all the Furniture Of the abnsc house Paror and Cham
Der Suits Mirrors Mattresses. Pillows. Sheets Blankets
Quilts Spreads Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Crockery
Glassware. Kitchen Utensils Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Mncnlnn- x
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SiaI have the honor acknowledge the receipt y,ur
OF the 2sih inst wherein INFORM that yon
Her Majesty government will be prepared Temporary
until exAditiun be concluded
accused tho of the United states
under the treaty OF is.2 without asking tor such
ga~ecnt such persons being tried United
for other than the offences Tor which exadon
been demanded
In the eleventh article OF the treaty Of -f that tel III
article shall continue IN force until the the
have laid sonr before the Prcdent who observes
with satisfaction that Her MJestys has
criminals without asSn@ stpniatons engagements
In the nature of those which, In correspond
In the Of and others had compelled him. wlth
extreme regret and reluctance I, reach conclusion
mcnt, H. be adhered be npo.sibe Tor the
government OF the uatea states either demands
criminals 10 entertain acquisitions Of that character
from Her MJestys governments under the treaty The
ernm' NJ ia its appreciation Of the very serious
Inconvenience aud the great announcement 10
criminals between states whose Relations oil
business and social intercourse aad
Her Majesty donin and he the decision
Asesiys government announced in your q ash
rendered the the obstacle which Inc
execution and efficiency oi the ex.rsditlon OF the
government will take consideration the appiea
iom heretofore made by the Lnltea states the
the evidence Of crlminanty has been furnished ard
heard and found sufficient TO justify his apprehension
ments OF the On indication of readiness
render these persons he will authorize receive
htn. ana viii be ready and glad 80 respond 20 any reda
t.ns which ma, the patt of Her Msjcsty's
the tcnth article of Tho treaty OF -
either government shall avail itself OF the right to ter
ninste u provided by the eleventh article unti more
IN regard TO the sxradition OF criminals
object ~ which he w be Esd - give shs sssassa ~ sAs
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UcIIDN SALE-llOusEIOLD FURNITURE.
"A THIS Qhursday) MORNING, ~ 10 O'Clock.
Five story brown stone
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
NO. ~ WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th AVS.
ChickerEg upright Piano!orte.
Steinway's tour round IA octave Pianotorte.
Paintings, Works oi Art.
PaRLoR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. richly carved
rosewood walnut Frames covered in crimson. and
gold brocade satin and coteaine Turkish and Spanish
Lounges Easy Chairs inaid marqueterc and gilt Centre
and Console Tables rosewood Etageres Cabinets French
Mirrors lace Curtains French Mans sets. sixty day
Clocks Musical Boxes Library and secretaire Bookcssc
Books, Library Tables, Turkish Snii Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. consisting OF elaborate and
plain Bedroom aid gilt Bedseads. Dressing
Cases Bureaus, Washsand single and double Bedstrnd
80 ne hair and spring Mattresses. feather Pillows Blankets
Toilet Sets aud plush Suits marble top Tables Chairs
Rockers, Reclining Chairs, Lounges
DINING FCRNITu ukE.-Estension Tables. Sidcbosrd
Chairs In leather syerwarc. Crockt Hall Stands
velvet. Brussels aud ingram Carpets. Kitchen Servants
Furniture. &c.
n. BMen remove. ship goods city country.
kOBERT q. GASIIIN Auctioueer.
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Goun,rn Real gstMe for Sale.

A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
IN DENCE-ODe hour from city: valued 10000
gage, 3, 200; 70 EXCHANGE Tor a FARM
T. Il. HOUSTON, &c Lijertyst.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 1872
1t acres nRo and shade, magnificent front,
Price $500 terms easy. Budings worth onehalt the Drco
asked y. LOOKOUT 55 LiJerty.st
nor SALE and TO LET at Plainfeld-
FJrstciass houses furnished and unuruishcd; terms
easy. Address EVAN JONES ARK Hoase, Painied, y. J.
TOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, SO
by 1876 feet deSirSy located and dry soil;
eOnvenlen. three cepotS. in FLUSHING ]. Al trains
each price low FOB cash Cali on owner NO sprees
address X o. Box Is Tribune once, y. Y flush
Ing combines country aiyaI tages VITA tho city convenience
Of Has sewers, Wator, &c.
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BOUND BROOK IttOtTE. ,....,. -,

BOUND Ehthik Ntt / a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA hNp TIL CIT! NNfii-
Cm1uenc.Hl MON DA y, Jirc - 1870 Ir,n-
Leave New IOI, toO Of ibtrty-L. az >, 40. tl' a.
Teavc io5' oi tlrlsorsi a. 6.5 73J. Dos a NJ. l. g.
% GO p. IN.
eaye philadelphia st4t1' North icEIyl yauia Rail
road. Third sLt l1siEss- ct $50 $50 lS" 32 %
C1c .s Gfotnr- al .:lo 80 a. m ~ ."
8, 40. G.lDp.
pauan Drawing Cars atjachel O. the - sni
ql5 ~ trains nom New iork and 90 trains .tyinT Cen
ts!lua. gruss5t 70 > 81 .~f 10 y.
Rates 20 rsgters a7d freight low by Gihtr routes.
Ceht,una, paSs.us,,s delivered At The mas i ac 10 t'
Centennial G souafs. Il. J.. BALDWIN.
Gen. f4ss. Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Tucsdar. Aug.

NEw-YoRK. Ticcdar. Aug. IS, 1875.
The following auctions were made at the
Exchange SacsToom to-day
Ia Ynt. HcgIel'y
ue gstorv and basement brown StoLc house. Win lob
Hs o. ttIhs9 k tIS ~ % 5000
on similar a., hSiss ~ s a 10 sane nj 1900
By 4. J. Eleeyksy & NCa
1ne st07 brick house 'front.' 3-stOry BRICK house
1rear sTd lot No 2t9 W 22ds rs II 4 OF Slh. ,-
ave lot 2Jxl00; Clss C0udcH oV%o
n :. h. Wti'S
lot Of ar containing abort 20 acres, bounded by u
AIMS and Passa,u-avcs, ~ Morris II X, kuuwn as ..
esq Mary Park nOrrissHa; i = Falrciuid- ScFUCO
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furniture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &C., cheap
" for Cash--At COWPEKrHWAITS, Lab and lbI Ch2t
hamst Three story buildings and is ID warorooms
ted latest style goods. BToau aad Dress case suites
painted ard walnut SlS 20 500 Tap. Brussels, 81.
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
IVA Blankets OF al kinds Carpets Matungs, on coti
Carriage cloths Canvas Rurar., BucLrains phOlstelr
Goods &C ANDREW LISTER & Co. No 81 Broadway
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NEW. WORK AVID LONG RRANCH r. R.

ALL RAIL LINE bETNEEN NEW IONh, ibr'f
BRANCH. OCIAN grove So ClH;. mn ~sjtN.
guEe Table OF Juy a., 1876 TIA "a. sye Now lls ifol
foot n IhcytysI. %ortU River, at a.. $40 ll'J O. DE-
$40. 80 90 ..
CiarhsO8sL al 1900 300 AlHJ - '.-i''
z:9O 5:2G n. m.
sage, to a,r from aeypo.t connect at Maawan ,luoa
with ail raj
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Gouses ano farms manteo.

yYANTED-4 or 8 ROOMS in the upper
w part 0; house. convenient for housekeeping by gen
uensD wife and child rent 10 be very moderator location not
mole than mile from 23dst. and 3daye Address = A g.
y. o. Box No. 1888 city.
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CitD Real estate for Sale.

UPLAND 81 WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
"a Bcezan ST. Post Office, make special rates
for the Of estates and property ~ this vrnt7 Tier
long ~ the business enables them 70 render the
efficient service
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5teamooGts ann Railroads.
CON

| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON-
~ PAN, orNCE EASTERN fASsENGhk AGkN'1.
sS5 washinsiop Pittsburgh Colaebus Chicsso cir.
anDau. Louisville Indianapolis &c Pfrioi o'rs 10
o m ned fT a@s saI1 eaT %n
T! Eee.oil va Shepherd same connee'.on'
2s5 P washegtol the South, AMI Wet Richuond.
comaGaa q cago cnenaaii it. ioais Lc,isyH!c,
lroanal9hs sc Through ca: t. Washington Pun
1888 y a. %"gtSa tas south and Nest kehT T1,t
eureh Cincinnati, 81 20 is LouisylC, lndiana''l.s,
g. Pullman sleepsTs 10 "ss'Ae'oa. pullman cas- TO
-Deiit diTer traus day except SUNDAYS, 80,
ana J. 5 $ srcs 1 EeTork and a l:SS~t
ASH F5@ ric e; Gfs viA BALTiN5 ND oui6 r.
| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE.-F,.'y Stations IN Nov. iors
S9 81 ica Ct Hs %' Oh comets SnI' at @
f9Ts Eshfa si a. s'9 ] psa AZ
Sa Bs saJ we Ws HEA bqf 81 q" Win SD fe aba
suSquobanEs Division, with Leheh Valley Railroad.
lrc r0 to g%GsfE EEkH s9Gsa q& r. We'
Commencing July 81 ls76-Lesve Aew.york, ioot Of LIB
$40 a. m-MAl TEAM for sChcol,ys No,1tain, Ea,tcu.
qua Tamancnd WillespayTe. Pottsys scranton. con
lssis a. function VITA ~, Lack ana M,sl !aiIoAc.
s:d5 q. NoUSTG ENrEE,, daily teAgept srndeys tor
F F sr Ma%c t HAT , apo 4s %s Els9S.:
PoiisyiLc scranton p4uy. : MhiaTiSlnlL &c.
'i;co p nExrafss Tor Remington Fi-ton, Allentown.
barre, Heating Columbus Lancaster Ephrata, ro'tsvine
Z.@J p u,.-ENrSf,s Tor Easton. Bath. Mauoh Caank
NliEr5baTf, anu Sc1,iltun. 800
400 T. l-For scnouicvs Ncautgir. Fas,al. Allentown,
ana Name. CHUNK connects az Junction VAIN Del Lack
ana West. farac.
$50 ,. m.-For souervle and Flcniugton
| SIS ,. To- BuGua Brook 80
-5sap EVENING ENrrN, daily. for Easton Attention.
MaCh Chrk, NtS,sbaric- 1O"andA keIans' and haIiis
| burg.
! - 7. u.--iuI Eastyu
S45 0l5. l0:1J lI:l5 a y Nj l2!j, J, . 445 ;
$50 S45 < ais. $50 tAj 0, big, 49, Jij ., Cl5,
! ESQ. Z. s43r. sou. $40, 1850. il.41 ~ r.
! Ctal Trans 10 pI.lo.ieu $50 $3.50, - -.
Local TraiuS To S0mer..lc ., &, :. go .. -. - ..
Boats rsv- iO0i III CI ksrnst "yti liver ~ .2 li'
eos 1905, 1885 a. 1851. lJ' $50 i2" go, C2
/ 7.2O. so. 100. 400 n. go.
Connection made by Clargcns.. Ferry at Jersey CIT;
/ with al trains marKci- ~. .. a.. o..
FoK NEWtrK- foot 81 Lbcr5y a. az $50. % ~,
40 STA SD. u.s., TO- B.. a. M y n, j. :. s. j"A 4;'"
i 81 T.. go. o5N 4. Lave iu.ii fi
ClarLGpat 63- 7.5, gu1. ! 1a 'lt' a. 1900 40,
$40 $50, a.su, ga 100 80. '':-u. 30 %.
IIAlus leaving foot o Liberty At $50 and T. r.
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oFFlCldI RECORD OF MORTGAGEs.

f1 iaS!l s. ai t =, s1 l 70 SO 600
DSIs Z; ;IyS at5 2 3eg % 5000
D e5 ana az Gls 70 s ilo 10000
f = Ears "a, 70 = ii'i-ia IT'LL 5000
f ael - 70 y II -''l, i ''l 800
Same 20 c A weaver 72dst q Iltbaye........ $500
EiSey Alien. ard fidrigssts year 49,. ~. $4,000
I've Year NJ 70 a "o'..--, 10 N-','.' I,2es
cor $age and S5iissi Il !sc.'-1 @ 80 1000
'y year " may -. 5000
years ~ ............ y 900
tOmciall }. y. SAVAGE, Deputy REGISTER.