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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17
STATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRI,l

~ OF ADDISON, IS.
IN Probate Court held at Miltileburv, WITHIN
\. II. ISL. '' VI -""i''
thurman lirookins, executor of the la-i III ,l.i
testament of Edwin Il. Cudworth late OF shorr,,,,
,i shiu district, deceased, presents his admin,-ii.
hahrs appncation for decree OF distribution -ul
partition OF the estate of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered by sand court lhat .,,.i
account and said application be referred 10 n 80.
son lhereoi' TO he held AT the probate oioc in ,
Mniilehlry, on the 18th day OF April, A. H. is,-
AT ~ O'Clock In the forenoon, for hearing and ~,
elsi"n thereon And ii i further ordered t,ai a,
tNe hereof DE given to all persons Interested :.
pupilcaunh Oh me same three weeks SUCCESSIVE.
lsneh al Middlebury, prev ious 10 said lime Al
pointed l"r hearing that they may appear AZ WI D.,
iiine anil place and show cause, if any he, ma,
have, why said account should MOI 10 annw.s, +, :.
such decree made. "
Ey the tourt-Aitest
~ SAINT +. COOKE, Jude
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Miss Inez Joyce, daughter Of Con
gresham G.. ii. Joyce, was married at
Washington, Monday, to &c. Crawford,
correspondent of the Chicago Times.
The wedding was quiet, no one being
present but the family friends of the
parties and Senator Cameron and fami-
~ OF Wisconsin. Miss Joyce was fa-
write wherever known, and she has
made for herself many friends during
two seasons in Washington sooiaty, Mr..
Crawford is considered one ofthe bright
est correspondents in the city, and
stands well IN The profession,
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Death of Judge Smalley.

Judge David A. Smalley died AT his
residence in Burlington last Saturday
evening. lie has been in n feeble state
for two or three years, having been
stricken with paralysis over two wears
ago. lie has held the position of dis
trict judge, to which he was appointed
~ 1870. rcsigning q short time since.
lie was chairman OF the Democratic ma
tional committee in 1852. During the
war he periodically sustained the gov
eminent, and gained much credit by
decisions in the courts in New York
city, by which he rendered much aid to
the Union cause. He was a learned
and able jurist, and distinguished for
culture and fondness for art. His FL
neral was attended on Tuesday after
noon, and was attended by large num-
Der of prominent men from different
parts of the state.
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Uniied states District Judge.

On Thursday the president nominated
Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, Of Jamaica, Ia
he Unltsd States Judge for the district OF
Vermont, in place of Judge Smalley,
deceased. No filter appointment could
be made, and II may be taken as another
indication Of the presidents desire to
seek out the hest men for his appoint
Menls.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTIcr

~ The undersigned having been appointed ,,,
the non Probate Court for the d strict Of Add son
commissioners, to receive, examine and adiusf nh
clsnhs ana demands Of all persons against lie
e7.ats OF MILO IL Day, late of Mddlebnrg In ssII
Offset thereto hereby give notice thai we vii ,
Tor the purposes aforesaid at the store of SAID Nil
IA: Day, IN East Middlebury, on the twcifih 1ss
Of 1prli and twenty-scvcnth day of Scni,.,.
Der next, from nine O'Clock All, until fi,r
O'CLOCK f.N., each of said days, aud that .iS
inonths roin the twelfth day of dpril, A. d. ~
Is the Time limited 10y said court for said c,cI,
Tors Tors TO present their claims to US for examine
A. ID. 1877. ~ ; SHFTDOS '@ ~ -h"''h'
81 W. L. MArkRIIOCSE, tom.
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MUSIC BOOKS

VOCAL;
WORLD OF soS.. GEMS OF ESaIIsif S.,>..
WREATH OF GEMS. GEMS or SCOrrtl sou
SHOWER OF PEARLS. GEMS OF GERMAN Sa>..
SILVER WREATH. MooRE's IRISH Mkiupii,
Quite unequalcd books of bound music. e...l,
WIN 200 10 80 pages, sheet music size. Bcst 60
leclion7 Of songs, ducts; piano or oissn accom-.
paninent.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Tins ni STRAUSS. GEMS OF THE DASCi-
IlANlsI's ALBUM. PIANoFoRIR GEMS
HOME CIRCLE, Vol. l. = HOME CIRCLE Nui .
ORGAN AT HONE. PIANO AT uONr
(heed Organ Mu7ic) (Piano Ducts
quite unequalled bound volumes OF sheet inus'
ior piano (or organ) with 200 or s5O pages, hll,a
win exceptionally good pieces.
Price of the ADORE Books, each $500
IN board; So IN cloM; 81 gin
SCHOOL MusIc Books. z. :. SoNa Boo,x,.
High school Choir (sl) Tho Reward, (ss ,l-l
Whippoorwill, 80 cts.) Shining River, (3s Ga D.
Cheerful Voices, 80 ots.) = Good News, (s5 ctsA
Either book mailed, postffoe for retail price
OLIVER DITSON e. GO
BOSTON
4. II. Dlrso> n Co, j. L. nifsoS 4 Co
IN Broadway, SuccessoEs 60 lee 4 Walk
New YORK. philadelphia,
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.Y- Senator Cameron of Pennsylva-
mia has resigned, alleging as a reason
his age ard WEAKNESS of public life.
The real reason is said TO be his desire
to get his son, Don Cameron, the late
secretary of war, into the senate III his
place. Such devotion to the family in
terests is calculated TO touch the finer
feelings of the Pennsylvania legislature,
and there seems TO be no doubt that
they will obey the orders of their old
autocrat.
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We have received from the publisher.
Gen. $. NJ. Southland, of Vergennes, a
superb photograph in illustration OF
Brete Harte's laughable poem, published
in the Register two weeks ago, in which
the publisher introduces the public to a
closer intamacy with the good deacon
and his noble qualities. In his time he
'could overcome" a goodly number of
"ornery mortals" with a promptness
and ease that distinguished him on the
river and secured TO him the profound
respect of his fellows. The strong arm
that pulled the heavy oar of a flatboat
was ever at the service of friend. He
was as ready to back load of wood to
the needy widow as to join the bows for
a frolic. His word was good as "writ-
ill.," his record was clear. He hated
horse thieves and knew something of
Indians. lie was n good neighbor a
good provider also fair operator "onto"
a violin. The picture strongly suggests
these points of character, and it is quite
impossible to witness the deacon's indie
cision between the business on hand and
his evident desire "to snatch that kit
ten without being highly amused =
amongst the lovers of fun (and their
name is leglon) the photograph will
have large sale. Size IL by lG inches !;
price only 81.
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~ a special Washington dispatch

~ \ special Washington dispatch
dated March II, says:
The office-seekers are pulAIvu. liza, es
sticks to his text to make haste slowly
in the disposition of executive gifts.
The cabinet are following suit, and the
indications are that the new admin
stration is waiting until the senate gets
out of the way before it begins to swing
the official Ratchet very vigorously.
Sherman and Schurz took formal pos
session of their respective departments
to-day. Schurz is culogistic of Ilayes's
Southern policy, and protests that he in
tends to run his department like a bus
mess house, and practically apply the
principles of civil service reform by re-
tanning all efficient officials regardless of
who appointed them. Schurz and Chand-
Ter had a long interview at the Interior
Department to-day, and the latter intro
duced the former TO the chief clerks.
AS Chandler passed out of the building,
he remarked: Congratulate me: |
am no longer servant but sovereign ;
no longer rascal, but peer"
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The Boston Transcript hastens to be
in al the birth of the new party and Ia
give 1t this enthusiastic send-off: Every
day the dividing line between the
best men of the old parties grows less
distinct. Every day the breach In the
Republican party on the one hand and
in the Democratic party on the other be-
comes more sharply defined. The co.
operation and fusion of the honest men
Of both parties is as inevitable as The
mingling of waters divided by a me-
ridian of longitude only. The new
party retains the old firm name, and the
head of the house continues, but the OBJ
jectionable partners are quietly dropping
out by mutual consent. The new firm
succeeds to the stand, goodwill, and
firm name of the old, but il Is new, new
ertheloss. Ii is the new party, the ma
tional party, the civil service reform
party, the honest money party, the
home rule party, the party of statesman
ship as against pariisanship-the new
Republican party II would be as
well, perhaps. not TO load the infant
with too many names, or il may die
a-bnrnlng.
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lB-A few photographers still OCCASION
ally mention 5: j. Tilden, the late Re
former, but even that notice will soon
cease, and the old gentleman will here
after figure in the newspapers chiefly as
a defendant in suits for fraud.
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MARKETS..
Middlebury Retail Market.
FRIDAY, March II, 1871
Watertown Live Stock Market
For THE WEEK ENDING MAacn 10. 1871.

Market Beef-A few choice $3.50, extra 800
as.2J; first quality 7.00a77J; second quality coca
G.73; third quality 4.75a5.75.
Price of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair
from $780, lbs, 49, and $50.
Mich Cove and Calves from ssoa4s; extra 5Oa -.
Yearlings slOa20; two years Old iju,o; three
years old 25a40
sheep and Lambs--In lots 800, SO 100 and
AS extra s5.00a7.76 per head. or from Ia; lc
per ID.
Hides, Taliow and Skins-Brighton hides 6 / d.
per Id. ; Country hides, per h.; Brighton tallow
&c per h.; Country tallow l.2c.
Pelts Sl25a1. IS each. Calf skins l0al2c per d.
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Diphtheria is making terrible ravages
at Windsor. Duane @. Hathaway has
lost three children within four DAYS, and
has two more sick with the disease.
Henry G. Mack has lost two from the
same cause, and in all six children In
one small neighborhool have died with
In two weeks, and several others are
not expected 10 recover. The disease
has assumed very violent form, and
the physicians are unable to control il.
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WANTED, JAPANESE cARpETINo.

Three centennial Awards; 10 years test; Hand.
sOmer, cheaper, more durable Than oil Cloth, 10
cents per yart. BUILDING PAPER, Water.
Proof" (irying's PATENT. Three Centennial
awArds loo million feet used for roofing, sheath.
ing, Ne. ID cts. Ia @i.H per 100 square feet,
Wanted, good agents liberal Inducements. send
for circulars and samples. Where no agents are
express paid on $40 orders. CHAs. r. HARRIS
DEN, agent, Middlebuiy. alwl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17

Defeat sometimes helps to bring ont
a latent humor, and sometimes il does
not. Here is sample of its recent eff
feet upon The Cincinnati Enquirer: at
will be noticed that we speak of the in
cumbent of the White House as plain
Mr.. Hayes. We only mean to be reas-
.onably disrespectful. Primarily and
underlying this seeming lack of courte-
sy IL contempt for returning bospds
and desire TO retain that Indiana sub
scriber at all hazards
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Nlihhlthurp Register
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1877.

tFIt is counted as ''first blood for
Hayes" that he secured the confrma-
ton of all his cabinet ut the hands of
the senate.
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~ The policy Of President Hayes is
everywhere finding warm support and
approval. lie seems to have struck the
only key TO which Republicans and De-
lnocrats can harmonic, and few
months more may see new deal in the
two parties, resulting in the formation
of an administration party out of better
elements ofboth. Senators and reprcsen-
tafives who are wise will read the signs
at the times Alright, and not set them
selves to the task of stopping an ava
lanchc already in motion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17

70 The state election in New lamp
shire occurred last Tuesday. The result
was decided Republican victory. The
Republican majority for governor will
probably reach $500. Two Republican
congressman were elected by decisive
maioritie>. but in the First district the
election was very close, and at present
writing it is not certain which candidate
has the majority. The house stands 205
Republicans and l40 Democrats. with
several towns to hear from. The senate
stands eight Republicans and four Dem
Ocrats.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17

" The Democrats appealed from the
Electoral Commission To the country.
Result: complete Republican victory in
New Hampshire.
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nor SALE.

Il My farm ct about one hundge.i hnd nay
acre-, nearly "nr thirl each, meadow, pastur,.
and iorest. No rent and mostly iicc nom taxes,
originally the tslrhe, The soil on third Is u
dark, deep, slrOnx, sandy loan; first quality Tor
grapes. Nc. Two or three hundred maple trees.
with apparatus for making sugar. A front door
view commands most beautiful prospect for any
miles OF the Adirondack. Also COWS, colts and
young cattle, lot Of ash boants and butternni
lumber, and "A three spring double wagon. The
lumber and wagon 4 will exchange for spruce
boards. Inquirer are referred TO Albert Chap.
man, Aricullufal Editor of Register
IRA BROWN
New Haven, VI March TO- lS5l. 81
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DIED.

WMLkER-In Whiting, MnrchG. Hon. Whitfield
Walker, aged 50 years.
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A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

IA The undersigned. assignee OF the cstat. of
Truman lockwood, bankrupt. hereby gives notice
that second and third general meeting OF the
creditors OF sad bankrupt will be held at die oncc
OF L, L.. lawrnce. register In bankruptcy, In
hurlington on the 18th day OF March, Isl AT nine
o'clock IN the forenoon, for the purposes named in
The twenty scyenth section Of the bankrupt act OF
March ., lsa7. u. W. NASH. Assignee
49-w9
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17

A clean and agreeable substitute for sulphur
Ointments, and other greasy unguents used as rc,
NEEDLES for obnoxious skin diseases, Is GLESS's
SULPHUR SOAP, which cures far more Iapidlt and
completely and does rot soll lhe linen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-17

l-97 The Swanton Courier, new ven
ture in the newspaper line was launch
ed forth upon the sea of journalism last
Saturday, by Z. M. Tobin, late of the
Tieonderoga Sentinel. The new paper
starts under very favorable auspices.
The first number is clean looking,
well edited sheet, and is n credit TO the
place.
E.g-It looks as if civil service reform
was going to be reality. All the pres
ident and his heads of departments have
TO do is to inaugurate the needed reform
in their respective departments, and il
is hardly probable that many senators
and representatives will dare TO place
themselves on record as opposed to
them.
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EARN FOR SALE AT AUCTION
IL Twill sell at public auction, on Thursda,
March y, ISL, the Fits farm. formerly known Il
the Jacobs tarm, IN New Haven, IL not previously
sold at the same time, consisting OF wagon s.
sleighs, farming utensll-, sc. Said sale 10 tai .
place ON he premises, beginning at one O'Clock
l.. Ne ID. W. NASH Adminisfrator
New Haven. March IA. lsI7.
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Eight inches of snow fell in the north
ern part of the state last Wednesday.
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Probably no one preparation has received "a
much praise IRON Its patrons, nor is 40 deserving
Of commendatiOn as Halls Hair Rcnewcrl We
but echo tho voice Of the millions who have u4cil
the world. II stands unris allied. Those who are
afecfed with diseases Of the scalp accompanied
with itching or Irritation, lind relief and renewal
~ This Invaluable remedy. When the hair il in
chned to fall ON, moderate use Of the Remover
VIII strengthen the roots Of the hair aud preserve
IT, anu II II exhibits tendency Ia turn gray will
restore The natural colrr.-lfult"n (Mo.) Tclc
graph.
JALADICk AM, BiLIOIsslss. Who knows a
good remedy for these disor,lersy Wcarr assured
Arwoop's VEGETABLE, PHYSICAL, JArNDICE
BIffLhs will effect speedy cure. They have
nerer fdiied 10 s0fiefy oil srho hare used them foI
laun'lice, dyspepsia, blliousncss, etc. Beware OF
lnitationss The genuine has private proprietary
stamp ofJohn =. Henry over the cork. sold by all
dealeE Manhattan Med. To-, props. JOIIN +.
HEyitf, CtRRAN a Co, New York. Wholesale
Agents.
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GTOLEN.-FROM THE BARN OF
kCthe subscriber in East Middlebury, ON Monday
night, Feb. IS, black lined backed cow eight
years Old. Anyone giving information who're she
may he found viii he suitably rewarded
March ), ISL. sOsv
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NH.T-EDGE BUTTER.

n LII -raDoE d. Il Eli.
~ j. W. DORSEY. Benson, VI, has taken thu
agency for Addison county of Cooleys Method o
Setting Milk in Cans submerged in water, ami Il
ready to show il 10 those who want the very hes
thing to he obtained at the lowest price
By this system butter which Will command III,
highest price can be made uniform without regar,
TO season or climate.
Information furnished nee on application.
]. W. DORSEY.
Benson. Vi, Jan. 81, Isl is-Gm
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NARM FOP SALE

EARM FOR SALE.
Il A iarm OF one hundped ae1es. Will Aeep a
stofk Of ten or Twelve cows aud team, situated one
and one-half miles nom stores and churches on
main river road. lerms reasonable. Address
tP--wA ". J. STEARNS, Lincoln, VI.
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rINO PHILADELPHIA,
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ...
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINN
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Thrteen Through Trans way daily three Depoun
Philadelphia. two in NewIork. -.
Double Track Improved Equipment ana inc rsses
Time consistent with absolute safety
and after June 25. 1877. - . 49,.
Express Trains leave NewYork via DesbroSses anu Vo"
lRndt Ferries follows
use $50 $3.50 Ilmitedl 1890 d. .. .. ana
$50 Sunday, a. 9. z, and 6SO D. ID. =, ,u,,.
connect with a
Jersey CITY, s60rng speedya nd direct transfer ior
Brooklyn travel ,o O ooo
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1886. G. $50 o sau
and IL III. Imlted ExDross 1870 D. nh = o;oD g. anu
1855 and II midnight sunday, 331, o. o'oV H. n'
4. 1885 ami ~ midnight -. ..,or uorso
Ticket Ofces 526 and ga Broadway, no A5toi IL.
and OF DesbTOsses and Cortandisis no St
8rooklvo: Nos III lI6 and 11S Hudsonst h0Dokeni
DeDot Jersey CITY Emxrant Ticket Office No battery
place. . u p,p,IER
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. fARMf
Hnrsra Manager Gent Passenger Agent
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Couuirp Board.

A LOVELY FALL and WINTER HOME,
"a AT farmhouse within hours travel Central Siioa
81 NewIcrsey Fine rooms well heated ana go0l poaIu
Terms Sc Address BUXTON, North BRANCH SomerSe'
County Nj.
A LADY occupying her own house III Mont
n 49, hos ne au suite furnished 10 reot for
he Ta and Wintor with board to an aceepias.e parry y
table II desired. Trains almost every honf ii 20
clav ana t,hrsophers's. Apply 10 HOWE PAhSoNS 30
C.3arst ew York, opposite depot at Nontclsr
At TERRACE HALL, Ramapo, Rockland
u Comfy n y 81 miles from City on Ere EalWaV, iNS
minutes Walk from depot DElIGHIEbL SrO 5tl ~
WiTTCU no SPEND SEPTEMBER AND OCIObhk.
secfon with splendid scenery. House fine
te Win Sood oafing aud shing (bsek bass and Pckern)
Moderate terms and fTst-clsss reference
GIFN PARK HOTEL, Watkins GloN,
" y Terms ~ SO per day. Appoint ments Al igS
tree clrcdlar and analysis oil water T. o
Proprietor
,IORRISTOWN- comfort and econ
w onv superior accommodations and board one hour anu
ten from city 81 to 80 per week. boN To- Ho'
TOW y
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FOUND BRO0K ROUTE: p,,,,

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. On
Leave New-YOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia az oou'
8 9.30 1880 1850, $3.50, $50, IL p No. ana at D. H.
cave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Tsrd Berkssts, $50, $780, 1880 a. M lou
4. 49, $50. IL ?. ~, - , ~. 49, -,
for New York at l+Su, o0' o.Vo lOlo D. '
l2I5. 2.lG. s.55, 605 =. N. -, o,o -
puiuau Drawing Room attached TO the g3g a. H.
80 520p LII trains from NewYOrky 70 the $50 $50 g. W
80 d. m trains from Philadelphia and shopping Cars 10 me
A. tocs midnight trains from both NewlOrk ana llLe
Pima. - -..-,. .., r,tnoso1,hie
a. $50 No. j3O ~ J.. m. Leave Trenton al lOzO a. m,
$40 IN - -,, .., n ,,
broadway a TIE principal hOteS all Offices Of the Ere l
NV I'm York and BROOKLYN ana 20 No. Court ST.,
BROOKLYN Baggage checked from residence 20 destination
----- - -o-o HALDMIN. Gen Pass Agent
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i F0IGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II A ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER 1hAiNS jan ~
derets Of Cortlandt and Nv
"a m Might Express daily. for Easton. Bethlehem Al
enown Mauoh Chunk. Wkesarre. Pittston Seyre Ei.ra
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester BunAl0 Nlaeath fs anu "'
"''" ROB'T N. SAYRE, Supt and Engr.
OF Church aud COruanots SIS
eUMf- NGS. Agent.
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TIE OLD RELIABLE .

HiVNINOlpN LINE, IOh DN'iC-'
And ALI. POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NAKRAGANSETT.
al daD sundays excepted from Per Ss n r. foot
81 Jays. SLstero0ms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE So
Broadway all Offices OF Wesicot Express
GO. Also tickets for sale al all hotel ticket Oihces.
Passengers and Freight via either line always taken Al Tow
transfer for passep either line and from
Brooklyn by the boats Of The brooklyn Annex leaving Jew
~. 5 BADCOCR, rresAa
l. W. fiIKISS General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

Albany EVENING BOATS-PE0PLE'S
~ LIN E-Drew and st John leave pier al, ~ r. every
week day. connecting al Albany sunasy InuInnx IN,
and SRterooms comfortably
~armed ware 81 80 5 H. MAYO, GenL Pass'r. Agt
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frQal Notices.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notce is here.
| Y by Given. that Henry NJ Dalrympe OF The IOHn OF
NostoWn in County Of Morris aud STATE OF NeWJer-
sey hath day made an assignment To me "
for the equal Of his credt0rs and that the
aid creditors exhibit their respective claims under
oath or Animation. within the term OF three months
'- W GEORGE T.. Ill Ii, Assignee,
MOrTtstown, y ].
Dated sept 18th, 1877
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i ONG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

L. VIA SEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing sept Il. 1877. steamers leave Ne"-1Ork
J1er : Noh River foot HecIorst. connecting al Sandy
HOOK with trains Tor
ron. Br9rch $50 il n. n. 3.f5 .. y. m.
Fniad,lpia aud Toms River. II a. NJ. and S4o p M
garnesat and TucktrtoI II a. m. and $40 . IN.
Vineand grdretOn Atlantic City aud Cape May II m
Snu.avs fOr Long Branch. $3.50 a. N.
sandy Hook excursions, $50 IL and 3i5 M Fare
for round TRIP % cents. $500 - .....r.,- .,-., -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
Eectures ano Hleetirqs.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. A
y stated meeting VIII be held al the Library on Tuesday
Evening, oct. - o'clock. Col. JOHN WARD will read q
paper The Continental Congress before the Declaration VI
Independence" ANDREW WARNER
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