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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
Referees Sale
or
REAL ESTATE.

"HEREAS THE CIRCUIT COURT
w of the State Of Oregon, for tho uoun.
" Of Linn, at the October term, 1875, there
OF, appointed tho undersigned referees 10
make partition OF certain real estate men.
toned and described In decree of said
Court made at the said October torn, 1870,
Of said Court, in suit therein for partition
Of said real property wherein samuel Por-
ter and others are plaintiffs, and Mary
Long and others are defendants, and where.
as, said Court at the March term, 1877.
thereof, made an order directing the un.
dersigned referees TO sell the following
described real property, mentioned in said
decree, for the reason that partition of tho
san Q cannot be made without great preu-
dice to the owners thereof
Therefore, In pursuance Of said order Of
sale, the undersigned referees hereby give
notice that on
Monday, The ION day Of Sept, 1877.
between the hours of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock r. M, to.wit: at the hour Of |
O'Clock p. H., of said day. they will sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder, at The
Court House door in Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, the following described real prop,
ertv, to-wit:
The South half of the Northwest quar-
ter, the Southwest quarter of tho North
cast quarter, and the Northwest quar'er of
the Southeast quarter of Section 3, Town
ship IL, South of Range 4, West, containing
100 acres, in Linn County, Oregon.
Also, beginning at the Northeast corner
Of the donation land claim of Thomas Nc
Daniels and vile, being notification No,
2lS6, and claim No. 45, in rownsbip IA.
South OF Range 4, West; thence running
South 55.46 chains; thence West 25 SO
chains; thence North 55.43 chains thence
East 2SSS chains, to the place of bepin-
ming, containing l40,36acros, in Linn Coun-
ty, Oregon.
Also, commencing at the Southwest
corner OF land claim No. G4, in Township
IA, South OF Range 8, West; thence East
64H rods to the West bank Of the slough;
thence North 06 rods with the meanderings
OF said slough; thence West SAN rods 10
the Willamette river; thence South 86 rods
TO the place of beginning, containing u
acres and II rods. situated in Linn County.
Oregon.
Each tract Of said real estate will be sold
separately on the following terms: For
Gold Coin Of the United States Of America.
one half cash in hand, the remainder In
six months Payment to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
Dated August 10th, 1877.
JOHN p. RECTOR
CALEB GRAY, Referees.
JOHN SIPPY,
nlw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
Nxecutrix,s Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the underHlgnod has been dnly ap-
pointed ltxecutrix Of tho last will and tes-
lamont Of y. D. Knox, deceased, by the
County Court Of Linn County, Oregon.
All persons having claims against said 20
tate, are Required 70 present them with tho
proper vouchers, within ak inenths from
tho 8lst day Of Aug, 1877, 10 the underslgn-
cd at hor residence, near Knoxle Butte, IN
said County. X, M. kNOAl
X. s.. NTRAHAN. ExaCutrlx,
Attiy, n4w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

The telegraph didn't mention it, but
the mails bring us the news Of the Ala
bama election which came of on the
Och instant. Tho Democats carried
the State by an immense majority, show
ing gains everywhere. In the Presi-
DENTAL election last fall Dallas county
gaye oyer 1000 majority for Hayes,
while this year the Demonats carry II
BY over 300. In many other counties
the Democratic gains are proporti0pate-
lylargc,
Truly there is life ii the old Land
gat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

A correspondent writing from Waits
burg, W. IT, under date of the 18th
says 81 have just learned of the
largest yield ofoats, raised on Mill crock,
in Walla Walla county, w, T. On II
acres Of ground there was thrcshed
l,l70 bushels of oats The grain was
raised on sod ground, on a farm owned
by Mr. Fields"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

JuDGE West, Republican candidate
for Governor of Ohio, is totally blind,
and his party expect to secure votes for
him on sympathy but we worry much
doubt if the people of Ohio will select
a man for Governor simply bccousc he
can't sec anything.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

FRANK LBsLIE's ILLUSTRATED paper
has sketch Of Col Perry, now oper-
ating against Joseph and his band, and
that paper says tho Indians call Perry
"Big Tybcc.' We who arc more ia
miliar with the Chinook jargon have
heard Of big Ty-ee,' but no Tibce"
fellow has yet made himself known to
these present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

TnE idea Of Highly beating Judge
Chenoweth and Jimmy Yontis both
old timers and gontlomon "of the first
water for tho Republican nomination
for District Attorney last year. Our
Radical friends Of The Second District
must GeeI decidedly cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

Il seems to the Springfield Repa5ss-
ran that John Bright has been sufi-
GENTLY abused forhis very moderate OK.
preston Of opinion, namely that "a
great deal Of this riosing in the United
States may be traced % tho errors Of
che protective tariff Nothing very
bad about that; il Is thc most natural
observation in The world coming from
an intelligent foreigner. II IL true,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

The Macon Telegraph says We
shall miss the troops very much. Miss
the music, pay, rations, and 30 on. Miss
the company of the officers, ETC., ctc,
Therefore, when tbe remainder of the
Federal Union gqts to be quiet and
wcll-bchaycd, please setuln the troops.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pointed Executors Of the last will anu tes.
lament Of Jeremiah Ralston, deceased, by
the County Court Of Linn County, Oregon.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate, are required to present them with
proper vouchers, within six months irom
the 3Ist day Of Aug, 1877, TO either OF the
undersigned, at Albany or Lebanon Ia said
Comfy WIN. RAL9TON,
CaAS. RALSTON,
r g SrpAHAS, Executors.
Atty. n4w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

TIIosE Republican organs chat see no
wrong in reducing tho army Of laboring
nbolowaliyingpoint are the samothat
howIcd with indignation when The Dem
ocrats in Congress desired to reduce the
extrpvagant salaries Of oilice-hoIders.
remarks the st. Louis Timer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

A Puget Sonnd papersays q few new
people are going upon San Juan island
TO live, and many of the old residents
who have become tired Of waiting for
something that has mover come, ore
eager to sell out and try another part Of
earths surface.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

The British India statistics recently
collected go to show that the number of
suicides in the hot seoson Is greatly
more than at other times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

TIE turquoise has long been consid-
cred by the Hindoos as a prcsoryer
against violent death, and it is notable
that nearly every Russian officer wears
a ring in which a turquoise is set by
way Of talisman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

'rnE university Of Ioipsic recently
had n pet student, TIc was young
Russian, whose zeal for science and
brilliant requirements and gentlemanly
department made him popular with the
professors and his companions, Lately
he was graduated in the high honors,
receiving the degree of master of arts,
and special compliments from one of the
professors The next dny the professor
received a Call from beautiful young
woman, who addressed the sayant as
follows =" ] desire, professor, before l
depart from Leipsic, to express to you
my most hearty thanks" The puzzled
professor asked "Thai,ks for what Y
The lady continued ] was married
to the old Prince - &Iy husband
died insolvent some years ago, 10 was
left without even bread I rqsOlved to
sock the necessary means o. Subsistence
in science. 1t is now mom than three
years TINT | have hocn student
horc in Leipsic, The student who
lately passed his examination and
whom you considered worldly of dis.
tinction is none other than myself
The old professors eyes were opened.
The lady thanked him again, and car
ried hor blushing honors of TO Russin,
This beats all the stories of women who
have mscxcd themselves for sailors and
soldiers and tho object and complete
triumph of the disguise is its own suili-
cicnt justification
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

DISHONESTY, ovor-populotion, over.
production. These are the three ole
mcnts which constitute the American
devil.lish, who has begun to splurgo 10
in his big tank. Newspaper articles
cannot alter the facts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

The races At Union will commence
on Monday, September 2ith, and
continue during the week. Eight
Numbered md ilfty dollars are offered
In purses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
The Nashville dRs
the situation, says

An agricultural community can always stand panic,
failure, dcprusslon war any misfortune botter than
ono Of commercial and Industrial population. W. arc
sceustalning w can II noed no, almost lyo within
ourselves, and even prosper Therefore, while delor'
Ing tho trouble which has fallen upon 0ur neighbour
and brethren wo should also look n II W. may not
ruaNonahly hopo that wu may ho spared any great sui
ierna. Of course IN tho gnsh Of restored fraternity
VIC aFO ready 10 walk with our hrethron through tho
ery furnace and pasl through the valley oi the shadow
of death, 4 necessary, II We cant help H. But then
VIC would prefer 20 b. spared additional suffering We
have had enough o H. and 4 Nc sec our wny clear
10 evon profit out Of the mlsortunes which We have
had nothing 70 do with, then we must, duty to
ourselves 10 on building up lines Of radc and our
own manufactures and become AalfAustalning, and
oven furnish our suffering brethren with supplies at
those remunem.iyc prices which men aro constrained
TO exact
The ahoEng men should 500 that thoy do nothing 10
rctarl prosperity which must come In the South "
Mcarc all trun 70 each other II N prosperity which
they viii eharc and the strikes and riots IN tho North
cannot pFevcntit lfthcy will matlly cut each olhors'
throata w arc sorry. We give them our Hympaihy
hut let ue decline TO engage In the buanesswr have
other work 10 do. We have great and glorious field
heru which will bcara good harvest for oil IN very
abort time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
HURRAHI

the Jubilee I!
DiphthorlR Is a durable disease. / guar
antee that Drs. Wilcox 4 Arnold, Of Alba
ny, will effect euro IN every case, II taken
y l. limo 10 ny friends q tho human
II DAYS STANDING, which they cured after
other physlcians had failed.
8. II, THOMPSON,
n4m6 Corvallis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

In short time the Democracy Of
Oregon will begin organizing for the
next June election, and then look out
for Republican fur to fly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31

Win or llaaleal giehds plonse ubl
serve shat during the eFooont labor rots
il tho Eastern stptos, Tho prcfoundoat
quict rOignod throughout all the South,
There was no mad outbmst Of robols,
no raids and murders on the part of Tie
dreaded ku.klux, and no manifestations
in disregard of law and order Not q
single disturbance is reported The
restlcssness Of the labor olomont no
prevalent at the North has not heon
felt directly at tho South. of course.
Che interruption Of business in any pOrt
Of the Union must affect tho whole
country But the fact that quiet pre-
wills at the South in these times, affords
the hest possible evidence of the peace
tnl disposition Of the people Of thot SOC
tion, Some evilmiudod persons sug-
gcsted that If tho turbulence at tho
North continued the South would renew
the rebellion for Independence, Such q
thought WINS met with scovp in South.
ern quarters. Instead Of taking tho
course Northern agitators would mark
out for them, the Southern people would
have responded patrioticolly to amy call
for aid to reprss turbulence and disor-
dor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-31
}. IA. BURKHART,

Real Estate and COnveyanteiag Agent,
ALBANY, OREGON.
CORNER FIRST AND BRoADALBIN STREETS.
Farms Of all sizes, improved and unlm-
proved, In this and adjacent counties, suit.
able for grain raising, also timbered land
and stock ranches for sale on easy terms.
Also for sale number of dwelling
houses and vacant lots in this city.
Parties desiring to either soil or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can DO provided
with any number of laborers by leaving
rders. dnl'2tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the new suit of the French heirs of Nine Junel
n, SelSn Chase the has filed answer To the
- =, omtant IN the United Court Equity branch
in substance general denial Oh the SeSauOhs Vi
the bill L. -.
Ircv Wood who has been housekeeper to James
r has brought against HIM. In the Court Of Common
~, 70, saicon breach p-1uise. and support OF her
hSs SO claims - damages. JudgeJ r. Daily yesterday
Accounted John Moore a. her guardian Tor the ShI
The amt OF WCstcman against Remington was
,,ore Judge sper yesterday motion by lie defendant TO
o.e an order OF arrest against him. Charles WestermAn
80 1ynas r. Remington INTO partnership in Sepem
- s % -, dry goods commission, and dssolV'u te
- ar the following January lev had TRANSACTION Win
b Srr hr have involved them in seyes OF htlgat9hs
e.tin,ing ever each has had the otr
G. vil suts and indlcje IN criminal prosecution
- a. esep suf Westerman claims that Remington SWIM
49, MN a. 81 600 by false representations as 70 C'a'
49, aia inducing hi: buy worthless prop
srtT Judge speir reserved ns decision
, Ch-ieti.u F. A. Dambman loaned $4,000 to her
man scouting in 1868 Subsequently, on schuliHgs repre-
sntn that he unable repay the loan ne ssned I'd
..rsep,ept IN consideration Of dollar, dschargins
schuinr from the legal obligation" 10 pay The money
schuI.. giving his moral obi cation 20 refund inc HlS'
wOulC allow IN the !uue onle
xears trr ung repaid 5000 got from ilaOnah
rel, - N full b. relIesentns the interest when ne ps
Eeased Ia a worth htfe on not'Ns II var uIS
sTd TAI b. really amulc TO rrpay TIE oah ana
cancel the release The Original SSee
cnt was set up as defense IL giving ms decSoh rh'o
daV grdr. Van Worst that the agreement was o r.
lease nom the debt in Justice II the defendant acquire
mean n nav the legal claim existed 10 he enforced by ac"r
disclosing cORceaHng the means winch schui'us
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand jury which was discharged yesterday
disposed Of i76
AT the Washington Place Court Yesterday, Mary
Dunjeary $50 BAH charged with sta @ W. Z.
and CHAIN from Jane 40 iO2 Yves, 3lsi-l. Joseph
slater VS. held 81 500 bail 10y stealing scsklD sacque
from Fanny IiIidskopf or No. ii East 1ltiiSt.
At Essex MarketP nlce Court Yesterday, Josephine
TAYLOR charge nv Charles Mar'en with having IA coEo,r
with hcr rep ed husband apparel &c va4u
NJ 800 from rooms at No. 40 Hudson st on Jan -
was beld in Gefanlt $1,000 bail. Frank PaFst Oi
sssanlu Ohcer MacEinnon OF the Thirteenth PTrSIVt
while en-avOTng him Aug ~, was heid IN sou
bal
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. Ihnapnllus
Gilman Frazer Gilman Charles p. Gilman were c'arscu
by CeoFge r. Gilman Of the Great American ied COMPANY
win asaning while getting INTO carriage ID Hn.s Ol
tle Haul. Insurance Company on bioadEay hoT
Ualorsu driver, Oh r Oh the SIDE OF tt heA
AZ the tine. dis aTgci. The accused ChAs = Su
Frazer Gilman furu 81 hail each lr %pO
family disI ute civil su,t prompted tile "it1cA
Robert S.cbert arrested CHARGE of traCdu-
leoty ob.aning eTe Charles KOhler three sewing
machines GA The pre,ense that ho a lace naidctf
dsi1siEE OF thcln was pei'i'
Inge IopOaut Yesterday ma corpus JUS cOiHi
ssked hs Iree reduction n bali on various III ~
snch a. TAI no prisoners that he dsp sell W re
machine eid necessarily dishonesty ON VIM H
The usr Judge DOnohue. natlenty, III IS 100 O;''
faced face getting machines on ne pre- eDs' uI
he las them, and immediately selling 'hea'
The mog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
THE COURTS.
rrvpv c1Eys UNDER ARREST.

The old suit of Henri Hennequin and others
.x.,n.t Henry Clews 4 Co. has come up under new
form The plaintiffs do business IN Paris under Tue no
:, u.oouIn and the defendants were formerly IN ous
". an this CITY In October, 1871. the defendants
.Dcd a credit for Hcnneqnin & Co, on the BANKING
snnse 81 Clews Habcht CO., London, for 96Ooo ana
the plaintiffs drew bills of exchange on the Lon'on
nusr IL being agreed that before the maturity oi theSe
81. The plaints were So send the money TO the LONDON
Sns. 10 meet them Plaintiffs saw they depoSta W s
f IA IA trust the security of the latter ~ nrSt
tSsre Toledo and Wabash bonds, which, Win inter-
~ ,gcrr valued at $4,000 In September 1874 CSWs
e. a., (gws Habicht & suspended paN ments ram
~, sVy they paid all the bills Of exchange trahsht-
. ~ money % the London house, and are not IN
sb,sd 10 either house and they demand the return Oh
~ s, rites deposited with the New YORK house lls
IN hccc refused. They further say that Clews 90
In identity hypothecaed their bonds with Other
L. ~ security for a loan of half million o dollars
-, Bn. ierfed & Co. The present suit is Tor tne
liz cd wrongful conversion Of the bonds, aud ulrcIs
rom preceding suit. which was simply Tor the return
=, 'i,' bonds the complain and afhdayits, anu tLe
oleTs1sti1 OF G. Rainbridge smith. judge sper. III
sal Term Of the superior Court, granted an Ofder on
r.t Yesterday against Henry Clews, and ne WAS held
IN ,sO,OOO bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
DEYNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROt Ih ,,.
y'r, - leave York VIA D'sDIoss.' |ld 'pi''"''
tor !rrisurg Pittsburgh the Wctl SUI -oH1, n
pii,p.n palace cars attached $50 d NJ 'id sou y Ia
daily. =, rr,,o,, .orrv al tr, n : D ~
cIunr.ting al CORY Tor ilrvlll", l"ihrh u'i, @ '''
o REGIONS POI WiiamsI"rt ana ON ha'un ~ N ~ II
VI isunr, washington and The oontf, lin"d i'h
p,,ftn Exyrss Pullman ParOr Az "dli) exc, t
az IA A nl.. arrive washington 4ipr ~ l''FhA VI 7''
m l. . SUNDAY ihh y. ~ IN o.ao limit o,
philadelphia, 80, SID '.lV l'.Y Inn
40 * f, ~, 4 B g. 7 $50 y. AID - h-ht Sl,iy
Oa m s. D. Z $50 and D. m Enigrint ana ''oon" '-a''
pm. -, -. = a., . and 4. 4 10 H. IN
En- tr,iu, 10 NuWuA, EFIuctn l;In"a! - ne " li'
ton PENN Amboy Tlcnprpn h'lYid'io' "n' o'''' r'''
40 local schedules at AZ ticket of,'cs 40 -, - IN - IN,
rs ,rriv,. From PITTSBURGH b2l ami lo5o L. NJ au'
tn ~ - M, daily l.iu 4. and 10 p n aaliy go
.,,us,y Fryun Washing: and BaltlnTr o'o f'O . ~,
4 10 $40 and 10 20 p ". sunday 9v ~ = IN O. ~
p.1s,cIriig 300 G.30 $50 $50, lUlb II a. in.' ~
Ia 10 600 $40 1910, ard 100 r. ~. may O'V"
600 ESQ 80 80 .. M. 800 IO lO an. ~ IN ,.c,as
c,st Cni, IS 500 AMI ga Bf0adway, NJ" Ar"t laurf'
ana rot OF DesbiosSes ana CortL-cLsts ~ - E -
Brrosyn; Nos IA 49, and - I9Lon s. 80.
not Jersey CiY Emigrant 1ieket Oti'G " tS WEAVE
PRANK THOMSON, y N 1.I - =. IA,
Manager. fthrte ifhl''i- 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

Ea n ~ aa : > i1g IL " u ho"'y' O0l
Lewis at - 30 Ii q OF 5thst 29sI irregular. Morris ,
h. Williams and wife 10 olmOn strauss. '''0'
an M = 40 ~ AmeiS ~ -tar -. sort
fSi ~, ai ave- r. uo ZONES ~ 30 MirbaeI Shaw 1900
oSd dSS ans, ) IL, TS IL e % Tas A oOOC
ISIS, : ~ -, l., ~ y v 81 MN, n s5cC
Ierut al, 10 t. % Hu sinSt 2@N4Ei JdIih5 IN,
BenelicI wife - Maric Leonard. ..,-. SOW
lGih@y5 cor ,, % Gu 81, "a rin go Di rs.
ar 70 L }SS y n H' ecOC
MOgroest 225 ~ JIrkSof 81 5ONJo jacob M.
Heuke and wife 10 JOhn Ebert 49,: 't'''
l. i; ;.,S,; - =, ri Ri ,n wtmare - 3 o.
oi' in S2 20, 10 WIN % T. arr TO- OC
f2s na f o. S S'N' -Srns q ooC
LeTis, i1,S y, Il % arls .tl 1850
lqtil st u ~ 245 II OF iihayr, 2nx.2 Mary + mac.
kenZic and husband % Theodore A'iod 80. N'"ii''
SaniOn-St j1.6 n " % ALTO nevs, iHoNo"t' ono
August SEVERN to Chas Blush =. o'Oo'
40 q Of 81 lc.'Nl'ooi no,
ia H. ref Tn0s Leroy, eX f'V'
66,h-st. 1868 fl e Of 2iaVe, lS9Xlbuo sam" " ooe
CiiSpph%r ST. T + 20 10 !, sr ~, krr 1855
l5' st. - It o. 1lnaI E,ca ao'A'' 5000
3:1 -, u T. S2J IL OF 2daYe, 25xSSs Benz "r5h' ,os
ref TO Michac Cor " -- - =, IVA f''
79the u 5 ~ ~ " 81 , 3sH an.' On - 5000
Mloi.os 80 ~ ,, Il o. 'cAi" ls 'A'o 'i-"' 422b
tOihcia.I = Y SAVAGE D"pu'9 "oS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
Brooklnn propcrln 90 Get.

nor RENT-That eligible HOUSE, So New
ave, Of Atlautg Brooklyn has All NC
modern improvements and eat nNenieut to cars We
ground. handsomely lud Dut VITA lawns and trees VI"
be- rented good tenant Apply 1t iO2 JCnst Ne"
York
ITO LET-3-stOry brick SCiiOOL-IiOUSE, No.
4 l5s RenseG- IT.. history brick DWELLING l7J WI
l0uPh0yst GORDON L. FORD " Clark ~, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
Gin flcal gsiG!e for 5a!e.

DROWN-STONE III USES near the fark'
ID on tn AZ two thirds former uTice several re-
Gently forcclo,e j. " STEVENS, broa IVA asa ga 81.
NOR SALE-BY order Of F-ecut0r-Ihc three
4 HOUSES, No Z39 IN ave- 70 40 East 3Ut'-'.- anu
n, ;45 * st 35th 81. a. 1gtll rUntea. erH '"-Y -
sAM'L EDDY i1j 10 l"1y, Room -
NOR SAIE-0n 64fh-St., ietwcei Lexington
ANA .t!.svrs tre house from ftha't H"i' siIc
Hrs ra-s brown rtOr HOUSE SIC. 1850 tIee tones
i,e,f ana .lcGiiar ..rljr and basement nnsie n
hard " o and conn every particular Price, so 100
Apply at 1919 jdaVc J'FN - ~ - VIZ -"
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vi.
IL pm
70. TON 81 NETWORK AIR LINE r. R.
H. orand Central Depot j' daily us Sundays orcepedj
M. Boston Express Arrives Worcester 1885 .. M.
boston 800 p m " B.Passengsrs take this tram at
Ire tlY (iranser steI MIry.an) 0:3O a. or
!r EN- River l05 Pullman palace through with
ii 5~ioson and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Grand Ten'ra 9t to Nasa otiing night changes ar
15 M PoraGJ 2n D. M; arrives 20 oso M st5 a. rn
ND-Leye Jersey City lransier Maryand) l0O4
= " T.. t. IL rtRSfIS s''''' '-O J. J. Z FOSTER
Superintendent Gen1 Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
loot Of Lberys aud foot Of Ciarksons FreEat
Commencing Jan. ]. is77-Leaye NewYork foot of Lib
ioa m.|MIL TRAIN for bennington. EastOu. Bolvdsrs,
Bethlehem, Beth. Allentown. Mauch Chunk Tanaqua lam
anen NlAesbare, scranton Enra. &c: connects June
go a MoaSNs ExrHEss for High Bridge Branch.
naInaana Iowanda, wilKesbarre Scranton DanvlIe WI
1910 a. m.-For somerviIle and Pennington.
l'O p m-E1raEss for bennington. Easton Bath, Alien
Mahanoy Guy, Hazeton Reading. Columbia Lancaster.
400 D. m.For High Bridge h. Eason. BeIvdere,
allentown ana IatiSinlua: connects at Junction with
SD FqT sSmeEys and Piem2 rs
Reading iarr ,blre. and the West
80 p m-For Easton;
SD 80, 1915. HIS M l2;i6 3l5. Ais. 5:l6 7i5
Connection is made by clarksonst Ferry Jersey City
For trans 10 local points see time table at satons
SUNDAY ThAINs-le.ye Ae"-Gork, 1000 tioertys st., at
Ponts and at $50 p m Readng and HARRISBURG
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
BHkNcH OCEAN Grove. SEA GIRT ANn s6U Az
Trans leave Newlork from foot OF Liberty-sL North
Prom ClarksOnst al Ills a. IN.
TO and frUm keyport connect Matawan Station
witt all Trains