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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-05

SERMON Rev. w. d. Roberts will preach
in the ew Hope Chapel, on next Sunday af-
ternoon. upon "srhe Rest Of Christ"
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Fox SALE.-A snug residence, on the south
side of Ferry street, New Hope, owned by
Mr.. Newton bly,, is offered for sale.
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-Licoriee Lozengers for coughs and colds
At Andsrson's Drug Store nov. 81
Prof c. P. Hoffrna, has undertaken To-
get up concert, to be givenin Masonic Hall,
Pennington, 90 New Years Eve aud Even-
ing. II Is 70 have chorus Of fifty voices, etc.
Il Extra services 1t the 81. y !. chutch in
sergeantsville, conducted by Rev Frederick
Bloom, have been going on for nearly a
month. Some twenty-five persons h W been
converted, and the interests nnabated.
The friends ii Elder a, B, Francis are
invited to attend donation visit, At his resi-
dsnce near Locktown, FOR his benefit, a,
Thursday. December 18th, afternoon and
evening. Ifs,or,ny on The next day.
"A story recently obtained currency In this
section that Jacob johnson, Jr., of West Am
well. had been arrested FOR the murder of
some person on the Sourland Meuntain---
siacob called ~ lis last Thursday aud Inform
cd as that he hadn't killed anybody. hadn't
been arrested for ii, and didn't expect to be-.
How the story originated seems queer.
There is dispute among men of taste as
70 whether soft hats or silk hats are the pref
place to bny both kinds that is at Hotels
store o7A E. State st.. Trenton. He has also
for sale a fine lot Of fur capss gents sfnrs and
gloves, umbrellas etc. besides large stock
Of all styles Of hats, caps, ETC., from = cheap
and durable grade to the most stylish in the
rat So
Our readers are referred to the new adj
vertisement Of Ely, Hunsberger s. Ely, 1fso
Chestnut st., Philadelphia. The Messrs. Ely are
natives Of this city and grew up almost to man.
hood here. They are reliable and enterprising
business men, and their old acquaintance,
aud Al who buy IN Phila., will fiud their es-
tsblishment tlIled will. very largs and choice
stock Of goods, at prices rs low as other lead
ing establishments. They will be pleased to
see their friends from this section.
Tho gentleman Of very uncertain resi-
dence, who has been elected Governor Of
New Jersey, has secured the handsome house
Of COL Freese. on West State street, for his
Winter residence. and expects 70 take possess
ion by Christmas time. He takes the house
with its furniture, library. rs well as the curl
osities which the Colonel brought home from
Europe. On the occasion Of his inauguration.
Mcclellan Clubs from Phil~. (of which State
he Is also resident, as well Of New Jersey,
New York and ohio) viii be present. It 10 to
be hoped that the other states win also be
represented.
at has been suggested that our Board Of
Freeholders engage rooms in Humphreys
new Hotel for the accommodation of Lambert
viIle's tramps. The jail is about full and 1t
would cost pile more to enlarge It than to
hire the roomy hotel. The tramp could not
help but like it, IS the hotel IL one Of the best
aud handsomsst in tho State the furniture
is all new and fashionable no bugs. no flies,
no moquitoes: hot and cold water baths !;
whiskey aud cigars, the daily papers, and all
the comforts of life right At hand, with the
hospitable Humphrey and the gentlemanly
Updegrove to entertain them--tell us right
now what tramp would find fault with the
arrangement --Hunsrdon Democrat
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THANKSGIVING SERvIoE.--AA Thanksgiving
service was held 10 the Thompson Memorial
Church, Of Solebury, on Thursday morning
last.
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G. H. Thomas, OF the Baptist Church.
S Rev. r. B. Newly, of New York. has boz
come The pastor of st. Andrews lP. 81
Church ii this city.
"a farm Of 81 acres. along the river il
! Kingwood township has been purchased By
lsaac Taylor. of Frcnchtown, Tor $500.
-psstnge Frames Of every description suit
hblcfTos fi0liday Presents. Fritz, Photdg-
kaptes, SO NsLJnion St. n. 81, At.
J 4Ehe following appropriations have been
hiadchfor the sfsuing year to the Episco-
pal chnsches IN this county Lambertville,
$50 Meaningless, $780,
THE Pennsyiyapia Railroad Company it
"a aperted. is about to increase tile number
ofhaaelS in sllsh quarries, above Stockton,
- abqpl tifty
a Bs}iiel block pavement can now be
contacted sor ut si.so per foot, including
Il n.ovsl II earth. sSc. VIVA, hinders Lam
betivilI@ ffeih PAVING it's streets, except a
wsn! puslie spisita
3 The ladies of The Baptist Church of this
city, purpus>3holding bazaar aud Festival.
during the nbnni,a hclidays--the proceedssto
~. :, = ',' -. ,.asx
'''' s
mr mas so'''''o'r "''o's ~. 800 -, =. :
also had the misfortune to lose his son aged
~, ~. ,...,t. ..,,. s.s.a. IA
80. 800 -, ss.. -.
s. y. ~.
~ ~ -, ,''s I. ~ 80 !.
-. Go usss-~ .....,.-
1.. s,.,s.s ~ .....as.s. - -.
-. 80. - -.m ! - -,
. ;,nno~..s, h,.;,sss ,ran.actad
-. ......;s..,.n = IN .,.u-
!. ss - =. !. ~
- - 49,
-,
!. ,s,s' -. !. s--.,.s, :, ~
:. - ~ ~. , -,
s.o' p.'s's1"'. 49, 80 ~, .s,... -"
80, :. p-,-...., Il .r.,,,
,,.,,- w.
s., ,',...-. -. -. r..-..-'
-. u'"ss' - auus's $3.50 -. ~ ''@"S'
ns'o,'" o'a0' ~ s',' o's,' ~ 1.'u~s s.a ~,
= '"'s ~. 'opS ~ 800 -
e"0e w '",s o"
spe@Ao. ~" Anv"e ~" .':, ~ @1 -" .
sspeo'a'v uss NC ,s sass '' 80 '''' "''
~"' ''s'o' y A-'
ine young peop'e :" .ne Ifesos'"f'an
'.''s's. $500 -, S -,
'e~' ..s - !. -. - );
'ep''ss's"'oA :. 80 -, p.sp@,'k
sums. ~ 0n'v' : ''.sa' - oy"s 10.
u"ss' ''s As'e .1" sy 80
s0's''.s ~. 'a.
""'o' 's'
-mr. harry mafsihuei', Iaveh"g agsns TOT
the LamPertville spoke s.suu1aolpI1ng vo-
returned home from SIX months trip' 70
Australia 'and other parts OF the world on
weunesu'y '"s.. NC l"".o'''s''. 0poA'
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ ."''"s ~ o1e'Aeee
70 All parts % TUG WORM, anu eoo''S are no"
sent 70 Ihs'ahu' 'S"o'' us'''""s' Aa'''"-
ma s'c
lone ,iay last week, John Manning, q car
penter employed on Humphreys new hotel
in Fleming on, came WITHIN nan an incn o.
being sent into eternity ne was s'anaing ="
q ladder mailing the cofn'ce On me iron. par.
Of the tall building, when the ladder s''pped
from 'i'''' u ~ n'n n-1
grasp 'Hs raves y s',s ~ ~nu o'-N 1880 49,.
up Az was = 's',s' A"'',s 1872
'uu'e" = 80 1880
- The Cantata OF queen Esther, gwen
flrnhRHn "
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--r,c,,rts Ann, 4, sacsgf vas,a@rdav rr,a.dav,
mor.;ar.. I'm. siy;l,l,.t 4 gs,nun.nsils, sldos s.
The an case s - ths calaudar v;, be tho tt;a,
~ u.r~v va, r;a. 81. 80. "A l.s.
Fa,, sor ths ,,,,-d.- - !. .bov ,vho., ~ Ma
ssk,r 49,, m so,a,s,., 81, .,s go,,s z,
ph;lad.tnh;s 3 ~oxr a. ~. ssr,, rsar ,,,;s
c;tv. An co,,n,al ha s. tsen sn nioy ,. both
for The nrosacutior and dsssucs ana ths tr;a,
l. Iiryiy ID b - iptsressi,;r III.
R.iow 80 ~. name. ~ t,s Grand J,rors
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ScHuYLK1LL Coal IN Bucks COUNTY, Per-
haps for the frst time this coal is being used
along the line Of the Delaware canal below
New Hope. Tile canal being open TO that
place enables itliose dealers WHO are out Of
coal to get supply from Richmond at rates
which enables them to sell at about old prices.
This is on account Of the low freights from
the city coal being delivered rs high up as
New Hope as low ss thirty cents per ton. 1t
comes up as far 80 the outlet locks when it Is
unloaded By derricks into wagons and hauled
to the yards, for twenty cents per ton. Coal
can Be got cheaper in this way than by way
Of the railfoad 70 bsrtviIls, to whioil pSint
the freight Is 80.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-05

box OF gilt edged paper and envelopes,
best quality, only 25o. at Andersou's Drug
Store. nov. 81.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLEp
FOR AT THE LAMBERTvILLE, IN. J.) PosT
OFrrcn. ron 80 DAYS, Nov. "a 1877:
WINS Mooney
John Quick.
CLARK PiEAsUNs p NJ.
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10000 AGENTS. WANTED M sEII
EH5s|S'iIIl7 lEIJITN

Thu hl- ~. sut,nss aI5 l,vr..s No. - y s.s dc.
mon Drink, by the Setefan aufhDr, 4. 3. Ahtlipr
book 70 sare and eDghtsB the people, Vivid pIctres
ard proof how II curses body soul home society. &c
ynfolds the work o. i1sprate gosPs tsPer
etc.. etc ONLY 81. IT. sale Is marvellous DUB BIBsFs
with 1000 illu tratens far excel all ethsrs Prices jh
REDUCED 2k rAr,es = end 4. tefu
HufsBattp BR0s. PuSs. 72s As-sm stiest rhiladsl-
phis. Pa Nov. 2i.<-xy-
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VIEW HorE AND BUCKS coUSrr, "a.
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Canton Flannels, extremely Iowa very
coed, q, vaaad aooes Il vau if0tn's J. s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09
A NusIaaxed prisoner,
IN, Y, World.


"Ionr Honor" said u complainant IL
the Washington Place Police Cour,
yesterday. II charges John Wilson
with attakin me with u Ratchet"
1T wasn't hatchet." interrupted
John.
"Well. Your Honor. It looked like a
Ratchet. but 1t might have been q ham
mer.n
mo, nor 1t wasn't a hammer neither. "
said John,
Perhaps 1t was stove-hook," con-
eedea the complainant,
ut wasn't no stove.hook," said John.
"John," said His Honor. solemnly.
"will YOU swear YOU did not attack this
man with, . Ratchet. u hammer. or q
steve.hookp"
"Yes, sir"
"Javelin," continued His Honor, in.
terrogatively, "hattle-aSe, ballista. cul.
vefin, catapult. batterim ram, mitrail-
leuBe, hand.grenade, Greek fire. mace.
tomahawk, acalping. boomerang,
Vi ct armi'--
Don't" said the prisoner. sadly. II
plead guilty."
"Of whatS' said the Court.
"Ot threatening to hit that Teller with
my fist"
Discharged, said the Court.
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LITTER FROM inERyiLLE.
p1AouHMtNH. February (, 1B

4
Editor Democrat We have had sew
eral days Of tlne weather end our town
has been astir during the time, between
the building Of the new leyee along the
front and the removal OF buildings In
consequence. A few more days of good
weather will see our levse up.
On the levee, at Dir, Stones Ever
green," and also at Bayou Gonla, !
hear work has commenced. 1t IL time,
az the river Ii getting pretty full and
still rising.
We have 10 pay leves taxes. build our
own leyees, and then, 1t would seem,
pay a million dollars TO the. Levee
Board. Really, these "boards count
millions easily.
The Levee Company may have claims
against the State, but few people are
willing to admit their correctness or
Justice. and our Legislators will do well
to set their sails In time against the pre-
tensions OF any such mehopvlies, no
matter by whom supported.
Another thing, there seems to be
mania for change In legislation, which
should not exist Change the Infamous
enactment5 on our statute books and
supply their places, where necessary.
with wholesome and just laws, and stop.
This. 1t seems to me. Is all we need. We
surely have been governed too much.
Let tts have respite
am glad to see such improvement In
the DEMOCRAT. You deserve success.
and / wish you heartily Godspped.
pEttfkN
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New York Correspondence Washington Capital |
One Of The plao that hnpws James Cor.
don Bennett DO mofs for he pft seat The
t,dit,A school ON F,lti Avenue, nos fl from
the RESERVOIR, He. together vi b Miss May
aud brilliant eavale.de, rel IT, eeurs the
whole place to- them selsss ense bf twiee WI oh
aud eunesttianiBs to their h. art.' nten'
Clara herris, whe is danntiesa h, .swuinau
also patfehts9s Tits school. and the uthef day
had the dating ta ride 1T 10 mustang, who
sas The dhifaion al al Hituts to The Hipg
pndrotne who vi nsssed ths games OF polo
Ih g pony, who's beau ), nov that he has Teen
tsimn ed and cared f1f, saf,a here With Il g
California play era, AMI, bhtil Mas M5ftia got
on his bash Ia other day, had btYst hao si
stnt il was TO carry g de.saade, His el ppsd
body, vi its a,intv white
tnafks ~, each toS, ,eateh stre gbt up shsb
be felt tha long shirt of he RIDER but she
him nj et quite u Struggle. aud tht
people Ia The place soon saw h'ta bsh'iSg bpf
IN tie bost "t1i ,bIa, while s,tFtted tasui, u.
lila silver bangles itnsi az h. moved,
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Intelligent and spunky Dogs.
Ispriagield / Mass.) Upios. |

A dog-tancisr, who des;@ised of s.iltrg his
propMts, end sno moved by the hard ,inies,
felt that somethfr 4 rurs be done. took y, YER, |
poor cauint, dowu +, the river the other d "
TO cut their Threats. and pc rtoruoea tie OPP rr-
ton sncct s,iu ly on one dog. He then ~
tack, u second, the fint s i ruuIins aboa.,
blsedirg aud presenting mest sicke ninR
sigh, Wien tbs rema mug does, some SIX or
eight n au,nt er, scene. IF. nx,ee, and at
lacked Ii man 20 savsg Ii tast, had It no,
team faf bis tn;fe, he WOULD heye kuowa how
i wa~ himself Giving ~ thu pic nedtated
shpghser. he nade good Ii = SC pc, aud will
hink taice bsfo.e II. ihg that job ~ In.
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The Latest from Ashtahula.
[Jpurier-Journall


The following touching circular has
been sent out by New York house
whose drummer went down at Ashta.
bula: He went out last week with q
splendid line OF samples. fitted up by
himself with great care, an was ambi.
tious to serve and please his customers
as they had not been served before. He
was In the prime of life, and the picture
of health and manly strength and good
ness. We shall miss him greatly, and
believe all who knew him will mourn
his untimely fate. All who anticipated
giving Mr.. = their orders will please
every possible favor granted them 10
prices or terms. Prices, or any informa.
ton desired. will be given on applica-
ton by letter.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY ENCHANTING COMPANY,
INCORPORATED by an net of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYINd VAULTS.
PRIvIEs. sINKs. Etc.

Are now In full operation. and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use Of tn.
Os0Rs.E ss ExGAvATING APPARATUS,
as used by the company. are that the work can
be performed at any honr of the day or night,
the thorough manner In which the deposits are
removed. the absence OF all offensive odors, the
short space of time required Ian ordinary sink
being emptied In from ten to fifteen minutes,
and, above all. ITS CBEAPNESs.
AL orders loft at the Cofopanysa offtse. No.
0ommon street or se,it 10 poatofIce box No. sts
viii receive prog Ut attention no1a sm
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DIRECTIONS:
CITY LICENSES OF 1877.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CtTy HALL,
New Orleans. January n. 1877.
City Licenses for 1877 are now due and pay able
In Cash at this Department.
The following rates OF discount will be allow
ed. to-wft;
Five per cent from date hereof until January
81. 1877.
Three per cent from February TO February
16. 1877, inclusive
Two per cent from February 10 to February
40, 1871. inclusive.
ial2tfeas j. G. DENIS. Administrator.
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"Taadie" af "Heisa's Battles - bead.
lFfem the New ttE Would, Sd,

Mr. Juhn Habbef Oh, asthaf of III rhatn
ing irtH boek, I" Helsta B4hieF,s and nj
presrnt nns Of he editorial sat # The Herald
has iust aet vi ii u sa, Iess Ia tue dea II Of
his second sou. Charles, the " Tuadle
whom the rea deta Of he story will Remember
aH lin mot ea efptisins and ieapised niisehier-
maker, He vas euly fuut years Id, bit
the itsahs narrated by his ia her, 40 fa OF
ptecocity aud vitsli y, ean hardly be Ga /. 4
ekaggesation. lIis energy aud yivRtity we're
,h,ns marvellous. II bead was large
enough "a humber Revsn Lh', snd hs ooh-
versstien wal delightful IA listen to. lie
died on Wednesday, evening lest from 'pein.
htare ,na Group curing Mrs. H4bberton'+ alb
senee nt Hartford. Doe +, turned ThuiHdsy
mert ing, aud yesterday, ia her husbsnh.
took tn etila's body from their seideuee en
0oium his Heights, DffeAlyh. b. siafu RI for
tntslHtnt Ills IA he NJ coha e.,n Mr. nut
Mira Habbeftsh have Loaf Two ate III lefl
item = LtWfene', VIM Il urea AZ Bud A."
II the book, end F,e' k, the youngest.
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Mr. May IN a Popish Plot.
tConrier. Janrn,l1

that ssat ,ha naws frst ,rh., ,J,n,teb ~,
sette asserts that the dsel at Slaughter
(2) Station twas the elimination Of a
Jesuit plot TO get Bennett out OF the
way. and then Miss Bennett, his sister,
having filed her twiee-postponed in
tention to enter II convent, not only her
own property, but also the Herald
itself tof which she would be heir In the
case OF James Gordon's death) would
fall into the hands OF the church"
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| Republicans Have Slopes from Judge
sgraalps.

from Deacon Itlthafd kttlFs UintihhaIi Ca
settss
WASHINGTON, Jan. sl.-There Ia u uni
versal feeling Of satisfaction among the
Republicans TO. day over The election cf
Justice Bradley as the nth Judge Of the
Commission. There was hearty reioic-
Ing last night, but many would not be
convinced that such gratifying. results
had been reached until IL should be uffi-
eially announced. At noon. however,
all doubts were removed, and the he
publicans congratulated each other
freely on all sides. The promise Of
Hayes victory III the coming legal bohs
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EUG. KROST.
bDDR - ALooN.
IDS GRAvIEH sTRLET.
New Orlssns. fes Inn
RAILROADS.


lREAs SAGifss'h ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. 81, LOUIS AstAl CHICAGO
hhIGiHOhD
On and after Monday. Nov. ~, 1876. trains de-
par and Arrive M follows: From CaIliope stree
depot
DEPART. ARRIVE
Mail 80 b. IN. Mail. .. !, ~ a. m
ccomm0dA- A ccommod!a-
tion. $3.50 D. m. ton .~.......a:ls a. N
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through 70 1t. Louis Chicago Louisville and
Cincinnati. .-.~
cities Accom- asGslation trasnt rting as far M
given ~ 70 ChnAp street. corner Common. under
City Hotel.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
y. d. FRosT. General Manager. fe1a '7elv
'HE NEW sn oRLEA Mi A I iMNosBiL NOZZLE RAIL
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via louisville. via Ataaata an Via st. Louis.
CARRYING IT1E U. s MAIL.
Trains arrive and nspart FROM Depot. toet OF
Canal street. IA foll0~s:
DEPART. J.. ARnIvE
Express, GAS o. M. Express. -. II rs q. m.
Express. $500 D. M. Ex0ress....., 9:55 D, M
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou
isyiiie. Nashville and ST. Louis. without change.
and only one ehange TO New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Oaee. corner OF Camp and Common
streets o.posite City Hotel.
D. r. HORINaON. ST. rerintendf.
mh2 II J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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TIE X 'nsa= Lagi an nte has 10 ttr z van in
10 ~eiaeit's fshtR h. Oh p3oy ltttlr gala aB
page. AID yet tie Womsu ara not ppy,
aud act / IN ke lao legielAt.ra Rwear hey
will not enrsn % ehew sub coo III fha 1tfet eue a
. tlste pages. pue re4nlt OF wilton "a that
the J. gi4n, IRE ~ Mt dead lock, md hea
been ''atlo log / Sena'of tser ~ mouth with.
out kuoreEs,
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The average Illinoisian does not APP
near "a he desperately fond Of Logan.
Anvil salufes were Erred alloyer south-
err Illinois III honor OF his defeat.
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The above statement 10 q, inst. true and col.
rect transcript from the backs of tkss Company.
=, =. PAUL FGUHCHr. President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

At u meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
on the sd day Of Juaa, 1876 Sit was resolved tG
pay to tbs Stockholders. on sa6fnand FIVE PEN
CENT iaterest on tbsir stock.
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STATE Oh LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed baioEs ass. the sd day
OF June. 1899. -..'
JAMES yAHEY. Notary Public.
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Tho above statement is n true aud correct
transcript from the books of the company.
j. TUYES. President.
!. W. HrHegs Secretary.
Sworn to ana subscribed before me, this l7th
day OF January, A. D. 1877.
JOHN J.. LAHEBCHE.
Third Justice If tho Peace
At a mentng Of the Board Of Directors, held
thiR day. It was resolved 60 tuy tho semi-anptlal
interest dividend Of i've per cont on tho capital
stock 10 tho stockholders or their legal repre-
aentaivgs. on and Hftnt the first Monda. Of
February neAt ]. W. tItNCHB Eaete' AIRY.
Januaryes, 1877.
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the abeya statement is a true and sorrsea
transcript from the books Of the Company.
,,,.s.s,,, . THQs. A. ADAMS. President
HHNHf V. OGDEN. Eeeretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this qsi,
day Of May 1876. WIN II, HflfMEH 'N
Second Justice Of the Peace parish OF Orleans
The Board OF Trustees resolved That attay
paying the annual Interest Of ten per rent a.,
We gaHlttal stock OF the company, that dividend
% NV AMF1 FER GENT be paid In cash on and
ihsui'ins with the company entitled 10 receive
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

We. tho undersigned. special Committee fps
pointed by the Board Of Directors Of The New
Orleans Insurance Company. 10 value the assets
Of saia company at their present probable taafz
ket value. hereby certify that after careful es4
animation the valuation Of said assets, as above
specified. Ia true and correct. to the beet Of our
knowledge and belief.
Now Orleans, 1sth January, 1871.
W. A. DELL.
II. GALLY,
IL MEHfI.u
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

To KEEP CABBAGE-Though we
have seen reCOmmc Ided various modes
of preserving cabbage through the
winter and have tried several Of Them
we continue to.pursue the method that
We have generally adopted for some
twenty y"ais. and which We have fire.
quenlv dcscG pd in this department.
1t is simply to dig slight trenches side
by side. on some rising or dry spot
whence the wat, will readily drain oil.
i'll which stand the cabbage just as it
grows. sinking it up % the head. The
rows can hc ae clos,.iv together as the
size of the heads will al lit of Cover
Oscr with cOrnfUd1lcr, straw or bean
haulm Then set four posts SO as to
form a pitch, placing the head against
a wall or board fence Form a roof
by bean poles, when boards are not at
hand, cover this with cUristalIls or
straw. If ordinarily well done the
cabbage will keepas long as is desired,
Lavino usually kept ours until ArrIl
and May. We are aware that il is
generally recommended - place the
heats of the ca .bage in the ground
with the stalks sticking up. But hav-
ing tried this way, we tOu Il that the
cabbage k pt better and fresher as we
recommend. TO prove this we have
had cole>iaw i'll Mav-Germdntotcn
I,icyraph.