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nrrIciAL RECORD OF MORrGAGEs.

Blush. cfdi ri t,d aTl W. 10 i.s 5000
Iirl hfl }nh'% II a lt Wi,, demand 1900
A% HI Ta f 5G" y @g% "e 10 'oI braun 5000
CGmiw' , "a " IS! .isi - it? WSr ear 540O
CSnig y ", " ,,1 s 70 i.''l' 1900
hgiqE' N y "a alG W. ' 1900
N G, iaSo" Ir S5 u 81. y,rs 900
Kirf Hartford sGd vic, t0 Annie X whitney" sW 40,
Iuio, ave and Cstar-t can WARD ACtTS---. oiV'
Fncr. Herman and wiz, 10 Eliza Bradley, II soi
IBtli- " g. 3 % v
h,,o. E%! ti 20 i'l' $500
puEpn Charles. 10 Vim r stewart Of 9th 50. W Of 200
i'-''o
same TO u r. Butler % J1t,, OF idatc; year 2oOuO
'fs Jonn g 20 u N" '.., COoO
hg., ~ sa'i T. a 10 a. : 900
Kic,g.u. Franc and wifc 10 Parc. i',, has,old- 40,
ilact 9th NaIdi; years........... oVJ
'% a! III, W II, y" 20 i,i,' $3.50
sane seDl,sH of istli.oldd'e t2ith "didG o.o
Hl,; ISL -. 81 g. ..... 1900
-oacIa'I .. !. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
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Gre Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM rUEE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
aud il appreciated for it- pu, i.,"'sS ana certainly o. '
iue d'IyoIc.i III eGoi order
CLUTCHES. FAIRs, FESTIVALS &c, suWh,4a
30. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE ECs~E and JELLIL~. Hch ana delicious at
uric.s below rlo.c oi aly oth'i establishment.
Delo,, sos ropIthayc. I.2Gi Eroiaw1 ana u Chatham 81
LUSSELL' ICE CREAM, 21c. per quart to
clurc,s aud large par &c., th'iotr Ht7e IL boxes 20
,Aei, none. lIt-h twice day. ]? q 'ic h"',r.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

DROWN STONE IL USES near the Park,
E1 9u g. thaScs two trs former trcr~ several IT,
Gently ioro,.,sed. J. " Slf.ENS hIoa;"ay aud I'D
E'OR SAIE-Bv order OF EXccUtor-Ihc three
IDi'- IS 40 = - 7ilayr No. 30 East iuui-s;r aii
No. $40 West 35tlst an well rcnt"i Terms easy o.,
SAML EDDY. l15 Bfuai"a!, Room ~
ETOR SALE-On 6lth-st., between Lexington
ana 4thVt- the fourth LoUs' fon ii3yc iorta 'ae;
ir ,lsS bg0Vn.otolr IOi'Hi she, 1850; three 't"iiS
hJ,cin, uudr' cciia'; parker aud basement .i, IA
hard ,yu and complete every IGr 'II pIlc. SO 800
ATfiy 1893 slave join D. ol WILL"
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Gonnirn propcrtn 90 Get.

CITY and COUNTRY-LOW RENT 40 min
utes comfortable ride IibeTyst. competing trunk
lines by MI minigt yearly fare $50 con
yenen Residence and Grounds house has
Il cellar heater hot and cold wafer bath,
call bci etc; extra large villa plot laid out IN lawn
drive garden. rhade fruit vines, berries &c location high
well drained ard healthy - minutes walk by paved streets
from depOt and Of City Elizabeth and Two
minutes passenger station at west Elizabeth ~
Central RAILROAD Apply AZ premises or to TIE OWNER
Room ., 80. Nassau-st.
NTONTCIAIR, y. ito let, handsome
IVA RESIDENCE. furnished; modern improvements,
stahle garden large grounds, well Fuited would
change Tor furnished house in NewYork for one wear be
tween 3ith and JOiss 9TH and Shayos Rental value,
$1,000 HOWE g PARsONs 10 CedaG-st., OF Montclair
Two RENT FURNISHED-FOr the Summer
months 0i a desired, fine RESIDENCE situated
IN FurlyOod n j. about 10 minutes. walk depot Gas
arrangements complete; everything IN perfect
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AulsCeiinucgu5
l}rcyoenle.

OFfCr oF rGtrItUs 80 SAILORS SNt0 HAmoGl
SO. - WNit NIW A0th, Jan 30 lhst
CEALED PROPOSALS will I've received 1t
- this c,o uth Uth February. ~ naon tor tie following
articles T., G'Ntt't tue Institution buildings uh StaUn
slnud. p thrt t,1uc ls'ee Say ~ black val ut
scat~, AZ ttSt
baoL chnita miu0r- each ater tn De ~ per sanp
shown at thp tnNViNuiE ,nVn n the institution Als -
Iron bclse,ta, WITH woven wife "oma and 400 or mere
VIE hpia' sad lAttrns
fots,s .lsnM W. addressed - tusecs ~ X = irarbor
ana hi,utsea - ,uyosels t,t tutni,uie,' .
IhUMAE GREEN LEAF, Coz tfolieF
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BROOKLYN properin 90 fet.

U'OR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, 63 New
Il Yorkave. corner Of Atlantcaye Brooklyn has all me
modern improvements and enieut 10 cars INC
grounds ar handsomely with and trees viii
be good tenant Apply at iO1 JOlnst, New
York.
vl'O LET-3-st0ry brick SCHOOL-lIOUSE, No.
L 1874 H.rnser.sf.; history brick DWELLING, l73 VIII
on GORDON l.. FORD. 81 CLARK ST., brooklyn
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Gitn proprrtn co Ect.

HAIF of corner HOUSE on Lexington
a'e 10 rent furnished 30 small family Address c. 100
81 ave-. Advertise rut Onirc.
CTEAM POWER--Lofts TO LET with power
- iYth and between 81 AMI IthGyCs. Inquire
OF = 6h',lE & Co., ia J. ast lit.-Ht
no LET, FURNISHED, an elegant 4-stofy,
hglstooI, bToA stone iOHse. Oh hdd-0naVc tOIiui
l9d size. 2GA6OXiOO Asn. very Lu', ll SIZE extra
drt stuEy ait 5ti Slsr, number
desirable furnished and uuiurHhd 10 lct tie
leading ard b,rris. lisi" PARTICULAR Hud permits
Iiuin ltOMEN MuNuAS ~ lme ~ lsVv0l
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Gcntbcr5.

4 GOOD opportunity for ladies to join a
"a class IOCGiion by lady specially qualified Can al
hNLI; EnUCA1ICNAL JNIUN, ~ Broadway
4 IL wanting TEACHERS. Schools al PnQi!s
"a Bay Ioductions. Best opportunities Established -,
"AMEia EDUCATIONAL UNION tj' EIHaiWaj' \. !.
a YOUNG LADY OF experience III teaching
L AKIICULATlDN t. dca,mutes desires a pilNh'i, ~
PHI. Address TEACHER No. 80 81 James place. bi'"A
Ign. NY
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union-squaIe.
Engagcntns made for Teachers. \" CaIEeO h"S ana
families. ANNA RANDALL DELL MANAGER
NOVFRNESS. Wanted q situation a. gov
X crnc,s O advs companion by Young french WHO"
used cling and good socc,y salary not 60 "a zen IN
object agIcctu.C position Address Nine b. Chi4 d.
Box 90, Ti1Uaue ONCE
EgRS. ANNA RANDALL DIElIL, teacher Of
VI Rcading ana Dramatic Action 70 tni'nsquait.
AIRS. f. L. BURNS, SCHOOL OF PHO
w NnGEhPIiT. 81 PmRrow.-Ilor,ich train ng IN
lhouecs az Ponic siCrhaYd Glasses taught IL schools
and families
MRS. MITCHELL (dirlomtc) supplies schools
~ and families with reliable pnteucu, Lady t-', h',
gOycrna>sts tutois gives information 81 EI"d 'rh'
Families c,iur Europe and oOaut1y VIII ind coul,
teachers 10 accompany eu. Mrs. MlICHEL c"h liCi u"
BUREAU, 81 Ncst %JiE So, LOlTS - iAi J.
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES supplied with
- Teaches GtrcIpe~so-, &c; charge situations ~"
cured. TEACHERS AGENCY, L1O1 ChcsthuI'sI.. lAlia-
dophia.
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Conuirn iicn! GEstntc for Sale.

At RYE. y. II. X. R.-FARM of 1870 acres,
~ valuable Eup and suitable Tor country ieSoeHce
terms oafy: pric, 81 600. - .,
ECLAND q WIIITI%G, Eeekman-st
4 FINE BUILDING PLOT, 80 by $50. or
a 90 nv ls6 feet. dcsraby located AID dry soil; con
vcuicut d'ruts in Flushing l. J. t9ll ou owner 40
Spruce y, address f. g.. But 49, Iuuiat once
flushing. combines cuirtrs advantages WIKI the cI'j
convent, ucc- Gi gas. sewers. water. &.
4 COTThGE HOME in Flushing, with city
uii rrvsn,n;-. Tor SALE. small two story house, eight
L,s and back stains, furiacc walter, stationary ,'uS
C l.dcTr nicely planned; lIWn. Si"t 2lound, Ld''lhC
Sc ~. and Watcr pipes Id connections ~tUOb' ba!
Nor gage Atir' ~ *. g.. Boz 9G. Tribune Once
BOATING, BATHING, and FiNlIiNG.-5O-
FARM. 20 miles IRON city near stations, good cot
tag tiiH2s. har lawn nicely shaded; lIUO ittt
font on river. ru,,. T1.tcO. 5000 can remain.
ALFRED HEENA%t -, so Aur3y.:t
El ACRE FARM. stock and implements, Is
sPT Iniies irI %,nlori tIr O.. Midland a. roa.s cool
bindings. LAKE, orchard pcniy iiut lrcc $4,000 oEiy
J..t. NoRRGsSE, 27s Nfaiu.st.. Paterson. y J.
et'e .kI5s FOR small FARM of > acres.
tp'(s >~OV 81 0tIogtshu"? Penn, ou' mile 'i3i tci0
r b.ick house, with u' rooms, 30 goo
urdrr harm, house and COW sab"~, workshop hrhn' ~ ami
Other ail kinds 81 choice frlS tIrrt; tt land
suall, fey t,E farm; br!liut. N'iih tit Moi' terms
T. suogts1osg ioni. OF ". DAVIS, Tribune u4irc y \.
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Ncm ilubllcatlons.

MRS. SOUTHWORTH'> NEW BOOK,
WI TIE FATAL SICREr
TIE FATAL SEC RET.
Printed SOu;hworths Manuscript just written and
never before published in any form whatever.
THE FATAL SECRET ~ 5frs; Emma - p. \, SoHth-
never before rru ed ANA Other stories by her f
Mrs Frances H. Baden published THIS cay m uniform ~
with i>luna"l Iuu "ScfIJ!stc Price 81 - IN con
aud IS Ol sac by Booksellers and is pID Shed and ioi sale
by ---.....-- ,,.,--,.,--,,..
7. y. PETERSON & BBOTUIHS,
500 ChestIutsL. Philadelphia, fCDn
..Copics Of THE FATAL SLcBLI' sill DE sent 10 any
orc 10 posi- aId RENTING rrice 20 The trDses
s. DRETTY as a PICTURE" 40c.; "Swect
Eyaud ~ ioc; Mus, We ten meet ne. a. StI%HS,ra:
yindlv 10 No" Tykr 4Cc. "Nolocv's Daring uut Mine
banks zoe. Rest AZ Last" kcls soc, are the loru9r
SONGS Of tie DAY. c. H. pIIsON 4 Co., III BROADWAY.
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4 GREAT 0RFEIga !!M,Sse. VIZ H. I'd a 4!i,hF
60 Ubom it Glan Concern

IMPORTATION WANTED of the hciI> Of
Z RICHARD GREGORY. formerly 81 NJ" fcrt O. io1h.
,,It ana Ca,ng some property Address l. r., Box No T.
Ir!buue Office
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

10
AID UNITGD eTATE< TsIL ROUTE
Tra.H. trv" Nsv-N"rh, Via De-bIo~r- and Coit,ludt
Streets frri'~. a. follow:
Exr, HARRISBURG PITTSBURGH tie West and with
Pullman Palace Cans attached, $50 +.
daily.
For WlanrToit i1cL Haven, cory and Enc SOP m
.auu..iir- CORY i" Iitisy!c Frifu.. uir ard
o. ltgIurs Iui Nlaal-Ugi "Ld iG,. Haven. S.aO 4 ~.
Baltimore, WHtuIltO and ir rOg., ia. tel Wash
l'or srIr,s' Pruaii Iiilo Can G.y c.it SUNDAY,
al 8.u q. lU arrive Washington $40 B. E'lallr al
2 49,. J. q. and q . 10. sunday ana %. 10.
!Euc-8 Philadelphia, $50 80 p 10 90 20 IiLiteD
IA a, %. iu J. T. 20 e. Z. S} Ird - ni.hj, sunday
.t n D, T.. Z. 80, ana Emgrant ana second class
t,clnmotaiion ior Trenton, n. M, and f:lO pm
InI train, IT, NrNar, lilIurh, lahD Princeton Trcn
tom i,rh hub'y. f,min ton. Ervdcr, and o!ner points,
81, local srh.t. lI's 80 a.l url "t office
iT ..riy. Tiow !r,;.bbls. Ca ana lu2O 2. H., and
To- ~ o. t GALS; 10 aai coo D. 10, daily, oN.rpt
soud,v From Washing. aud BaiiIn0rr. ESQ 800 ..
ala 30 aud ~ Zu pm sunday, 800, 90 H. F;om
J",l.s.i.idg 5u5 20 $50. 800, 1910 ll.,1 r. o.
40 $40 $50. 80 I5lr and 100 g. NJ sunday 800,
,.at f3u 200 - co. I.., D.Ju 10 lo, aLd 1920 T.
Tl,..t Cuc,s 626 aud J1i NfCad}"y, So Aspf House.
and lo of Dranorrca aud cor Ia is. 30 Court
It.lvn. Nos II E. lG and ~ IGu-Onsf, I0bOLcn De-
poi Iusty CtY Emrant Ticket once ~" t,ery place
TtA&F THOMSON. D. ". fbf u, j.,
General Manager. Gcn'Ial laascnUt Agent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

ID EI.NDh tUI
FOR 1Ki.sID\ AND BllLADE!.PIilA
Nev-IorK, ihery-st ir Trenton ana lin
dcla.a 100 go 93,, 1870 1870 $3.50" 9"O l-.o
u AMI a. icJ %. Iu. iur Trent ~. .,
Ivc loot 81 CaIksoist at 7:l5 sj. 9:.5 lllj g. M
3:ll. J:Ij. 1888 - IN. - , p, . ..,...t, Doll
Leave fhaGcuha fIum station North Peop,yIyana ran
road Third AMI I"Tkssla. at 1870. r:5O "3O Il'" AIN"
ISr Irli "a Tor Nrti ork l:2o, Gij, Soj 3d. "'1
A. m. l2:l5. o.. 4lj. 600 p. ~. ,..,.oo, -.
III trains. cars 40 ci''h Ii'''
nj rrf trait from 10th New OK ana fHj"phI@ t
SUNDAY THAINs-LyiV, Nc"-N ,iJ"' Liner "l'
Pltqlaiu;it m I'd and Is SIS ~ 49, g. NJ ', u 70 VI
Iic.cte sale al f"t OF IIloiy ~ zoe, g"
81 tc rir Railway Company in $twNorf ard bl.osFH
ana n No I Court Iro3kyG. Baggage checked H"'"
I'Sl'''' ~ "''''''i If p BALDWIN Gen pas. Agent
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HinChincrn.

DOR SALE-STEAM ENGINES and BOIL
4 iES. stationary auu II frsu % 70 800, Do i H''
elaine t,ol- NO'dw" Ein2 m.c!utiy ''"' i"i it,.
a.1: use send ~ OF LIT Iid -t" diInd ma.
oi1a., plt.l rnj,o description and p, oi "fci '"p
a. r,ni m.t mos ~'tc JUS. what JON SAINT 1l4 Ntt you
"a, ms. r. .. IOU~.L.TIl q, co., MaLclc.itT y. i
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iunsiral 4ls!ru!nc'lIs

BRAUTlGAM' Upright and square
~ PIANOS second 10 none In.c'- nu!cfat con
frum nest makers. New ana second Land Pianos 10 ri
WaItIroms No. - Cu'oa-Sgldc
a FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
"a y,r, great bap.a-. OF tcE hsd "ni very s0.i
iilnc ~ 0 hest and really hos rs good a. H."
fully Warranted 81 every respect
Please cali al the 1870. - -,
| IGUTE &, ERNST, old house Of Lightc =
l. Bradbury offer t'rlr s!cn.it PIANCfoitiIS ." 10"
prices monthly paiutn'2 81 /. Ft5 4't a'o
Smiths AMERICAN OkGAN>.
- X. BALL ~ Co.,
=. no. - EAST l4TH-ST
Chickering's SfenWays and otcr Pianos and Organs low
cash lnatI ailments an" !or it.
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Fo.~AIEo OF RENT. at
OUNIIIE d SON-. MAJ I''f!Ters,
u West IHIlt.tH'i-Sj.,
Between iiftA ana SiZthavcs
GREAT GFFEia& :! We VII a Ei,ne
dispose o. 100 PIANOS aag ORGANS 70" and secondhand
~ ms class makes uiIUl "liEkN~ az lower IiIccs TO-
cash or ms,aucII To ci ui,l pad t, than eve b"uI'
oicrcd WATlIt~'. GRAM. SRtEELHnh iPtIHll
PIANOS and ORGA, ~ ale the Bi.>I NAbl. A'l.% r.
WANTED. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. = NIGGA" e.
count IL Isoch.g Nst.sfJ~. f5ytt,. &c N''l Hi-l d
laf p1re. HORACE WATERS & Sons. Manufacturer
aud Ii,ac.s, 10 East ltthst, InioH.s.iuaIc' y. y
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ER!E RAILWAY.

r. WINTER AREAEGEMENT Oh lKAi'" ~ tH'''
. A. Iciuciilati and Chicago Day Express. Dla"ng
Room Coaches fo Buffalo auJ Suspension brd@c.
1913 .. press NAH :of Buffalo with Sleeping O"a'
ID. n-lDails) Pacific Express for The west Siecnng
Coaches TDus 'tach"se-, EJHa' Niagara td''t lu-ii
ami Chicago without change; also i'ei DINING cars ~
Chicago. =. =. t..
N'WaIg. CAS- $50 1915 .: =, 5l5, and Glj p m
and y midnight saturday nights only Sundays "IJ T. H.
Rnih"Ilari Park and Pasaic, t. 7:i5 10 a. u noon
145. 3 $40, 49, g. g. $50 . T. M, l. midnight Sd'"!S u
$50. 10 q. M. 10. G:50P ~. and j. midnight; - go.
3 @lj 3+5 30 ,, 3D. &. 81 go. 7. r. ~ ana -
midnight. srnday- G. $50 9Ii, 10 d. nj, l'' O.1o PM
Su'i1rm 6 7i5 lO45 q. M. 34i. 3. 6. D. - mr
sundays, 6, $50 10 r. NJ, 40 600 T. H. dud a
GoiHt'n A. NJ $780, sop m. sundays, $50 a.
NarviCa - a.. M. $50 2.
NcNimreb ., IOIj a. N. $3.50, 4:3Op. Sundays $50
Eincstm sop III. sundays. 80 N.
Goshen, a. 10, g. 1919 a. M, 80, iiJ i3o, D. m sun
& 10 $50, y.
Nidriowu. 7.ij q lO4j 3ij, 1870 p ~ SUNDAYS
$50 10 q. in. : =. Tues - ~ an" io j. u aihN CO.!
u"et with NOrN ana osNcgo MADAM" l'h'i"ti ~ ha'
Port Jeryis ., 1919 a. H. 49, pm SuhdaSS' o'''' ~
%,iI- iislus leaving Chambtr7st OF hal hours
before - D. H. leave 1"cu;t thlis itt'L minutes Gamer
t!9u above lime tra.n. having thdnbc!Sst. Guarir
hcus leave Tw,uyiltsT. thirty minutes carrier. Bni-
iIa leaving CLEANLINESS a. az 10 =. aid H. mid.iii
pl-la-1 aud for Apaiiu Hs IN Drawing room
and Serpng he obtained &-i Odt4r for tc
c.rc i ana 'aI a. asga- uJy % - a. TIE company
Offices Nos. 80 iUl 52 and 90 broadway; y" CON- ST.
BROOKLYN aud m tEe Company hrP'S. ~
lsurcs. Trains from the West ~ Newh"k AZ 40
=. IA, 90 aHG 100 D. ~.
T
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Sales tn 2ueIlon

A. HRRwfS. hUcuoncor.
10y BANGS& Co, go Broadway. near Bond
ID s. sales of Iioofs WORKS Of Ar. &c. Nr
MONDAY. Ieb. .. II $3.50 Z. ma VIRGINIA. LIBRARY,
me-. iiny MAY scarce American Impuuts. etc.
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gneirncilon.
City.

City.
DANES. College. 80 B0wery: uptown. PSI
shave. Bookkeeping, Arithmetic rUdmcntai ana hlSher
English studies; writing lessons - monthly
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GOVERNMENT STOCK EPARTNENT-IOL o,cp,
l. LII.
FIRST BoARD-I0i2 O'cLOcR 4. ".

IS Of state BOndS- Pdtir0ad bonds Bank md p,l
road ShdreS-ExDTcSs Sioci,s. 1c
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Gorsrs. Carriages, Edrncss. %-e.

4 ONE CLARENCE. nearly new, made by
brewster = co.. Conpc one Park Pha,t"n on Doc
TORS hat ton and one iOp Ikou az satrhNe 70
s;Ir uu an estate b. al N. q RIElS' IVJ Ha't
l3tL-st, near al ave
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Gotcl5.
ynrni!nrs.

Inrn,!nrs.
~ G.. SELLEW,
q. Manufacturer Of
Ul~iAS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY LCENITURE
No. or 81 IIGE-Sr.. y. !.
FINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESKS.
DENOV expenses and great bar
.ar.l Iu.rs.n and Stai: Carpets poe tic1tiS -'c
si.l SIC. white ana blue Lautc;s Ho'Se ilastis hU"'ct
U,,ut,t, ANpKEM LESTER AZ CO.,
II and H. West ugGairEst, near broadway
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Country.

beautiful excellent aCcohlne af!oh1
instructions attendance Increasing hC"ills,alUl,ns IA
SIPS 10 $50 20 per discount TO students mtais en-
caccWcnts within thrOe weeks, AdiIesS Rev WILLIAM e
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26
/" Boggy's" Gognac

We received the following note, ac-
companiod with a bottle of cognac bran
dy, from Col, j. r. Kennedy, Of Fort
Smith, too late to be noticed in our paper
last week Acting on the assumption Of
" Uncle Jerry" that i" white mule"
would answer our purposes as well, we
turned the brandy over to our Z" better
half" to be laid by for q time of need,
The house of E. Simpson 4 Co., are
ever mindful of the varied wants OF
the Arkansas editors, who have often
been the recipients OF tavors at their
hands. They never miss an occasion to
do the handsome thing by an Arkansas
press or citizen. And the editors have
come to expect, at their annual gather
ings, the box or basket, as regularly as
the time comes round. SO expectant
were they, at Fort Smith, that inquiry
went up if Doggy" was dead2 Not
dead, but sleeping Mt Van Buren,. This
is the note Of Uncle Jerry's"
Foxr sutrH, ARK. June IA. 1877.
j, S. DUNLAP, Editor Van Buren, Press: send
you one bottle Of old cognac brandy. Do not think
for one moment. thatitis present from me, for I
know You could not tell the difference between this
fine old brandy and Texas White Mule Whisky. Il
is one of dozen bottles sent by E. Simpson i Co.;
through old friend Doggy johnson tto me, to be
presented TO the Press Association at their meeting
ut TINS place ON 'ns apd 18th Of June It did not
reach mere until AFTER e adjournng Of the associa-
ton. 1t came near being lost in reaching here and
would most surely be lost to 10, II sent 1t back
shall. therefore. act as believe Boggy would act.
under tho same circumstances, send to each editor
OF Van Buren, and Fort Smith ope bottle EACH and
the surplus keep until the next meeting of the as
ISOLATION at this place if in my opinion it will keep
that long. You know am pretty good judge.
opened one bottle yesterday, and called in few of
boggy's friends They first tried it straight next,
half IN half, next With sugar and little water aud
one bottle Just went round.
Please accept and kindly remember the firm of e.
simpson Co.. and our mutual friend Bogg
Very truly your old friend.
j. r. EAYYIp.Y
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26
Two Important Cases " Off,

The Little Rock Evening Star, OF
Tuesday, says
In the case OF the State for the use OF
the Arkansas Industrial University
against Gen. R. C. Newton, as treasurer
and the sureties on his bond, the State
claimed that he had received nine United
States bonds, and nine hundred and
eighty-.hrec dollars in money for the use
Of the university. The defendant deni.
ed tina. he had received such bonds or
money, and made full statement of the
securities he had received, and charged
that he had faithfully accounted for and
paid over all bonds and moneys which
had ever came into his hands as treasu.
rer, belonging to said university. At the
trial, the evidence wholly failed to show
that Gen. Newton had received any
bonds or money which be had not faith
fnlly accounted for and paid over !;
whereupon the encouragement an
nounced that it would be necessary
to amend the complaint, Tho defend
ants said they were willing to make any
amendment that the State desired, and
they would go to trial. The attorney
general said he was unwilling to proceed
in that way, and asked leave to enter o
non suit, which was granted, and SO the
Gaze went "otf."
In the case of the State against Henry
Page, late treasurer, and securities on his
bond, the defendants announced them
selves ready for trial. The attorney
general, on the part of the State, stated
no was unwilling to proceed at present,
and assod leave TO sabnait 40 non ,anii.
And so this case went "otf.'
In the case against Newton and his So
curities, the plaintiffs side way most ably
and zealously represented by Attorney
General Henderson, tho doiense being
conducted by Aessrs. Gallagher, Howard,
NJ. L. Rice and Rose.
In the case agains, Col. Page, Mcssrs.
Yonley, Kimball and Allen were the
counsel for the defendants.
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26
S2,123.69 Sl2Gs2,lG

We are informed, through trust wor-
thy sources, that ex-senator R. w. John
son, who has resided in Washington, sew
eral years past, engaged in the practice Of
law with Gen. Albert Pike, will return
to this State very soon, with the view Of
making Arkansas his home in future.
Little Rock is the point designated.
where the Senator will take up his abode
where he has many friends, immediate
associates OF the olden time and other
wise. Besides this, Col Ben. S. John,
son Of the gentleman, is a young lawyer
of ability and bright promise, residing
at the State capital. We believe
that many deep and honest greetings
will 60 forth when the old statesman re-
turns to his native heath.-[ Helena
World.
We indorse the greetings of the World.
Let the old veteran return to his home
and friends,
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26

Bay Bro. Morris, Of the Forrest City
Times has a " level head on the county
seat question. Writing an account ofhi'
trip over the Little Rock Railway to Fl
Smith, he has this to say Van Buren,
the present Capital of Crawford county
and it is likely to remain so, which, from
the depot, our only point Of observation
has every appearance of being towr
of no mean pretensions, claim estab
lished by the fact that it has two news
papers in successful operation"
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26
Wade Hampton.

New York Geographic dispatch Of the
10Th, says;
Gov. Hampton, of South Carolina, ar
rived in this city, yesterday, and imme-
diately left for Ocean Grove, below Long
Branch, avoiding company of political
friends who were awaiting him at the
New York Hotel. He has two objects in
view, it is said, in visiting the North at
this time. He will attend the anniver-
sary OF the Shield Guards, at Auburn,
New York, Wednesday, and will add to
the interest Of the occasion the flag that
was the ensign OF the Palmetto regiment
in the Mexican war. Then, it is said, he
will visit New York long enough to ne
gotiate temporary loan, which the
Hampton Legislature authorized to meet
the expenses of the new South Carolina
Government, until the treasury should
be replenished by the regular tax levy.
Gov. Hampton is not expected here un,
til Thursday.
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26

IT The Fayetteville Sentinel, speak
ris Of the visit Of Gov. Miller and his
.ilfa to that place, says Gov. Miller is
stssentially q man of the people, and ne
). fair representative Of the Arkansian,
native and adopted), the people of the
l.orthwest are grati6ed to know that, in
J. wing him an overwhelming vote, they
made choice which they have no rea'
s.on to regret. Gov. Miller was accom-
1,snied by his wife, and we feel assured
Ter visit has been made as agreeable by
ar fair women, as the "sovereigns" have
..lade II for the meu."
The Van Buren press., 1877-06-26

The population of Great Britain has
since 1901, increased from 100000 to
2s,000,000, and the London Times est
mates that it will be doubled in fifty.
four years. How to feed it, will be the
great difficulty, for a leading British ag
riculturist said. in recent speech " Il
appears to me, and it has been observed
BY oar leading men, that steady deteri
Grafton is going on in the producing
powers Of this island"