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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30
John Chastant vs.. nayla n. smith.

| T'UIHD DISTRICT COUkI FOR THE PAN
isl Of Orleans, No 34.git@By virtue Of d writ
q M "a ST. f. ne ar &c BY The ho9r
leans, In the ioss entitled taase.i will proceed
70 sell at PUBLIC auction. at the Merchants aud
Canal and Custombouse streets, In The Second
Distieb Of this city. on III URsDAY, january To-.
1878. at 70 O'Clock u,o the following described
K fGERTA1N SQUARE OF GROUND. together
Wt a J.. the rights. Ways aud pryeges ihgrs-
Situated wig and icing y n TIE the fhrd Disttiet
81 this city 10 ienated by the number five hun-
ana g 69" saS y A
and COMPOSED Of twenty lots numbered from
gne to Nv, MY ,inoIusiye. according to q pan
4. 1870. and deposited In ttIs office Of A. Daeatal,
notary public IN this city. as plan number thirs
nln II Of b29s Of Plans namtef seven tbg said
| sions, to wit Lots numbers one 10 eleven In
qlusiys each th'ty-one tset four lines frqnt On
FLOOD street by one hundred and thirty feet In
depth. betwesn equal and parallel lines, lot
numbef one forming the eorqer Of Flood and
Flood and Girod streets lots numbers twelve,
| thirteen snd fourteen measure each thiriy-tw9
| feet on Girqd street by ono hundred and soy.
| enty fast nine inches in dspth, between equal
and parallel lines !, lot number fifteen measures
flfty;one feet two lines front on qirod street BY
nns h y and seventy Iset ans nehes one
inches front Urauhatt street BY ons hum
depth. between parallel lines and lots num-
bers seventeen to twenty Inclusive each thirty
iwo fest front on Urqnhart strsst by one huns
dred and seventy feet nine inches two lines. In
,dlepth, between equal and parallel lines. Being
CURED BY purchase, from Mrs: Widow Charles
CafflD. Sr. pnd Mr. Charles CAffln. Jf as per act
passed bsfore said notary Amedee Dueatel,
on the TWEEN y fifth June, 1878.
Ssized In the above suit @s
Terms and Conditions-Ths purchaser 10 be-
reuuiie ed to pay. in cash, an AMOUNT sufficient
to pay In principal and interest the three notes
noW held by plaiptif, being. each. for the. sum
April b.. 1874 drawn by said David N. Bmith to
the order Of. .and Endorsed by himself, and
payable respectively in two. three and four years
after date, and barring interest at the rate .of
six per cent per anuum from dats Until paid,
and now due: i've per cent on the amount OF
said notes for attorneys fees. according to slip
ulation in act Of sale and mortgage. four dollars
costs copy Of net and costs oil THESES proceed
ingg; and the remainder Of the price 70 be paid
ut the ma urity OF the mortgage note payable
five years after date, that is on April "a, 1878.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ds10 ~ 30 ja1D
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF. SALES.
John wv. eiiiet, administrator, W. n. /

John wv. Giliet, administrator, W. n. r..
EuFTH DISTRICT 9Gt6junr ron THE
parish Of Orleans. No. 7ei11,.By yirtne Of q
writ o. hsri lHtias. to me directed by the
p. the Fifth District Court for the par.
sh o. valea,ns IN the aboye entitled cause,
Merehants and .Auetioueefs Exchange, Hoyal
street. between Canal and Gustomh9use streets,
!n IL ths Second district OF this city, on WE'D
EESDAf january .. 1878. ut Ia O'Clock M. the
toloWlng described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PHUMtsSORi NOTE. being IN
the words and figures as follows. to wit
S0g. New ORLEANS Ia August IL fg7g
Two years after date promise to pay to the
order Of myself the, sum Of seven hundred dol
lars; value feeeived, with interest at. tho ratio
81 eight per cent per anHum from date until
flnal payment
lbignsdj M. A. HOGEIla.
-. tBndorsedl M. A. ROGERS.
Ne yaristur. New Orleans, August Is. 1870.
lSgned) ANDREW HEaU, Jr..
Notary Public.
Sszed IN the aboys suit.
Tsrms-Cash on the So {.
THOMAS Il. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
1nuy inn
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A "Reminiscences of Lawrence Harriet.
TSt. Louis Republican.

TDt. TUuIE H6DubNCAh.T
The presence In our city during the last two
weeks OF MIR. Lawrence Barrett brings to mind an
incident that happened little over seven years
ago, during his successful engagement The
Barrett in his usual grand style. The house was
crowded, prominent among the audience being
the members OF the Democratic Convention hen
assembled in New Orleans. Gen. Phil. Sheridan
and staff occupied K, and he was naturally the
observed OF all observers, his "banditti" procla-
nation making him more prominent than ever.
The play proceeded It's usual course until the
well known scene Of sword and pen, and when
Barrett's deep voice sounded the words, stake
away the sword-states can be saved without IT,"
the house rose, with one acoamston shouted 81 d
yelled, and would not be quieted even by the Phil
A-buster's frown. 1t was probably the only one
moment Of triumph then vouchsafed TO down.
trodden Louisiana, now free with her Nichols
Eustis and-Kellogg.
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SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins, Solicitor of Patents, No. a
Commercial Place, officially reports to The
DEMOCRAT the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week ending
December l, 1877:
Louisana-George Bull and Louis KOCH New
Orleans, bale ties; William M. seamen, Bullitt's
Bayou, bale ties.
Alabama e. w. Brodnan and B. Cohen, Eu-
taw. spring motor; T. II. Rosser, Selma, fe-issue
self-raising lard.
Texas-Alf. Hart aud Fl. q. Story, San Marcos
wagon-brakes; d. A. Nelson and Sarah Ann
Cain, Tyler, combined hoes; J. G. Pe,mecky
Austin, brt eoh-loading firearms.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY LICENSES FOR 1873.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE I
City Hall, New Orleans. Dec. 80. 1877. I
CITY LICENSES for 1873 will be received at
this office on WEDNESDAY, January 2, with
the following rates Of discount for prompt pay
ment. viz.
20 per cent discount for first week In January
Is per cent discount for second week In Jan
uary.
10 per cent discount for third week In January.
per cent discount for fourth week In Jan
uary.
3per cent discount during the month OF Feb
ruary.
de30 tt J. G. DENIS. Administrator.
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A DOUBLE RIDDLE.
Itst. Nlni,nlaa.l

IBt. NI6hUIAH.I
There In D word of tpusic's own
That lifts the soul to see and do
A happy word, that leaps alone
Prom lips by pleasure touched anew.
Which. II IL join thy parted name,
%. Blessed Virgin bears a eurss.
Than which the fatal midnight Hame.
Or fateful war. holds nothing worsel
What In this word. with baleful charm.
~. 10 change the sweetest name we know
To one surcharged with subtle harm p
And what the strange. new name Of woe
Aud u you guess this riddle we'll. .......
And speak this word I'm answer true.
How may IL lift pray you tell
The tuneful soul TO ses and do2
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appropriate New Years present for gem
tleman or lady Is matter which will attract
the attention OF all parties interested. Messrs
Viple u Peret. 10 Bourbon street. advertise a
large ana select assortment Of kid gloves for
ladies and gentlemen, and an immense reduc-
ton in prices No more acceptable present
could be made than NICE fitting and stylish
glove. and these can be obtained at o Bourbon
street.
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At Kirkpatrick's, No. 6lo Magazine street can
be obtained all those elegant and recherche ar
ticles that are so much appreciated by old and
young as New Year presents. His stock is
complete in all its details. and his styles of WIS.,
iting cards. especially. are not to be surpassed
In the city. These will be furnished at short
notice. and at prices within the means Of all
who wish to make their New Year calls.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. December 20, 1877.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall. December 20. 1877.
The average price Of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars; In accordance with said valua-
ton the price of bread for til g week commenc-
ing on MONDAY. December 81. 1877. will be:
Stxty-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty-one ounces for ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers OF bread are required to use only the
best -four OF the above value per barrel. and the
for sale In this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation OF the above ordi.
material
de29 ED. P1L6BURY. Mayor.
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Succession Of Ellen Farrell.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. as,s37-Notfee Is hereby
given TO the creditors Of this est te ind TO al
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
IL any they have or can, why the account pre-
sented by Ell. Parker. public admin stratpr
and adminiserator Of this estate. should not be
trlbuted In Uecordance Herewith.
BY order u the court,
de25 80 ina JOHN HEBBEHT Clerk,
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CITY COUNCIL--OFFlCIAL.


SPECIAL MEETING.
Orr HALL. New ORLEANS.
Saturday, December 20, 1877. !
The Council met this day at IL o'clock M, in
special session.
Present; Hon. Ed. Pilsbury. Mayor. presiding;
and Administrators Cavsnac, Diamond and Mo
Csffrey.
There being no quorum present the Council ad.
iourned to the next regular day Of meeting.
THOs. q. RAPTER, Secretary.
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Succession of Mrs. Catherine TheObald.
deceased wife Of G. @. Ley.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOL- THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No B9.s49-WhereHs. MIC
olas .Amann has petitioned the court for letters
Of dative testanentafy exseutorship on the
estate Of the late ;, Mrs, Catherine TheobaId.
given to oil whom 1t may concern TO show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
der 40 ia2 e. J0HN HERBERT C1ark.
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We again call the attention of our readers to
The card of Mr.. G. Rouyer. matchmaker, jeweler
and optician. We can do him no more good
service than by referring to his advertisement,
which enumerates his specialties. Mr.. Rouyer
can be found at the corner OF Chartres and
Cont streets No az
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THIS WEEK ONLY.-Every purchaser Of 81
worth OF tea at Camp street will receive q
handsome Chinese tea canister free OF charge.
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DIR. J. r. Walker. 1870 Delord street.

CLoAKs AND SHAwLs.-M. l.. Byrne & Co., 1903
Canal street Will offer this week their entire
stock OF coaks and shawls at immense reduce
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When bismarck shut up Paris
CURE dams son propre jus,
He little dreamed the Marshal
Would from him take his cue,
And leave the Chamber Of Deputies
In its own Greuy to stew.
-[London Punch
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10000 handsome Chinese cans will be given
away this week at the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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4 .fstfEhftf NJ II III
| Williams Sarah II mrs
| Woods p A mrs
Iacharie Emma miss
.-... e.. .--sl--4---.+---4s
....-. GENTLEN
Adams John M
Adams VIM A
Arms w u
Allen Michael
Atelet John
Allen II 2
Arnold 9 II
Arrasmith 3 G. d
Barrow John O DIR q
Brados u &ey
Mrden Jos
Blake 7 i ....
Banks J u
Bannon A l.
| Barden Jos
Baker q
Brashear w q
Black u II
Barker Alfred
DaruhDl1 Henry
Bar1bino 10
Ballow Anthony
Brady Joe
bingham 4 J rev
Breber l.
Briggs Reuben 7
Bethel John Fl ira
Berdsell. Supplee 600
Brewster Geo
Beckett VIM
Bernheim A q Bauer
Beauregard q 7
Banks Giles
Bourg Alfred
Bonnell Judson
Booth John X capt
Brooks Low.
Brooks Fred @
Blaker Julius
Boltsr Chhs nj
Bosenthal Wolf
Boone l. NJ
Burke John
Birmingham u i
Butler q J
burbank \ V
Clark j Scott
Clark j q
Carseadin Fred s.
Gambler mr. .....
CLARK Joe
Carlton ] W capt
Clark Lewis
Gla1r n
Carrayilln Andrew
Clark Thos II DIR
Cleavers Cilveeter
Clinehy james
Clifford John =.
Church Oscar 2
Cundifr w M ...
Corestatle II M
Connell WIN o
Crowell M l.
Converse j p
Choulear Charley
Coudret Emile
Cosgrove Michael
Chorropin " l.
barton NJ w ... ..
Davies Thos
Da Ponta Durant
Drake Billie
Dardis Thos
De Wore Charlie
Delahousie j Z
De Sofa A
Ditton Geo A capt
Dresser John A
Dodd, Brown &co
Doenick Martin II
Doerr Fred
Duggan Val J
Dulaney John
Edgar Charles
Evans J M DIR
Espenar Charles
Ekelman Henry
Tanning Eddie
Frasz Il BHcker
Fielder Isaac
Felthouser g.
Freede ii
Fisk T. ID
Finn Isaac
Fry w r
Ford G b
Frost Howard II
Ga'esnie Flnrestor
GRAY Edward
9rayson l. w
Garrigan John
Green Antoine
Creamy 4 j .-...
GilIim James
Gillen eco .... IL
GARNER CLAY
Good J G
Hardiman Jos
Hazard II
Hare H
Haley James
Haise Fl
Hardey John
HALEY A b major
Hale PJ
Hers Alex g f.. .
Heany D Maurice
Hebert Victor
Helm Richard
Houghton n N
Holbrook Wright
Hubbard JOS
Hunt Chas
Ibaw Robert
Jackson l.
Johnson II J col
Joynt John w
johnson Chas B
Kaha Robert
Kaess Chas +
Kahn Aaron
Keech George
Kelly Columbus
Kelly &C ~.
Kingsbury JL
Kirk Geo G #.
Kirschoff Jas W.
kollmorgan Fl
kor.h Edward
Kuhn J
Llaig Valentine
Landwehr George
Latery L 8
Laurence & Martin
l. it'll Calder
LIE Clair James
Leah John capt
Leftinck Clark
Lee John
Lingan Jas col
Love ] J
Luthaer Fl
s ]
Macanling w e ]
Geo 2 ]
Mann Michael ]
John
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CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.

NATIONALITY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December 70, 1877. (
mo. 4278-Administrstion Series
An ordinance adopting an estimate Of receipts or
revenues OF tho city OF New Orleans for the
year 1878:
Be IL ordained by the Council OF the City Of
New Orleans, That tho following estimate of the
receipts or revenues Of the city Of New Orleans
for the year 1873, be and the same is hereby
adopted:
Tax ono and one-balf per cent on the
valuation Of real estate and person.
al property, as per assessment rolls
on q total OF sill, 123,695 ......... q, 500 855
Licenses. .................. mann. 300, 600
Market revenues. .............t 250,000
Less due Louisiana National
Bank ................... 5000 1N, 900
Waterworks. ....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Wharves and landings. .............. $4,000
Bills receivable Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Law charges, etc Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Fines end fees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
City railroads. ............ 5000
Ground rents. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
founu 1905. -..,.-.........t- l,UUO
Cemeteries. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Sugar sheds. ..... ................... 5000
From State Of Louisiana: Claims for re-
pairing levees, and cash advanced
Insane Asylum, jackson, La. $4,000
Miscellaneous. ........,.......... $1,000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1863, 1856
Reduced 10 per cent ss per act No. GO,
approved April IA, 1877. ......... 259, 735
Total Observation-Disclosures. 81, 53S, $40
Adopted by the Council OF tho city OF New Or
leans, December 26. 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Nc
Caffrey. ReDgstorf
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
true copy
THos q. RAp1ER Secretary. de29 lot
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ohtth. VlliittIuS 1fp
Blnckamors Wesley
Badger Thps
Ballard Henry
Brant John .
Bradley August NJ
Babeock Geo
Bauer +
Blake franklin
Byefs E w .
Bigelpw John
Bright NJ
Berry Louis
Bennett Sye
Bsnezeck J
Bennett Vim
Blers Paul
Bell Garrett
Best Henry s
Bomgardner John Il
Brown A d
Bohne Geo O
Bosshrt Paul
Boatman James 9
Boisfontaiue y
Block l.
Bowers l.
Bowen II J capt
Bush Elijah
Bucknsr Hpbt
Burgess j w
Buse u r
Blum Barney
Clark John 4
Clayland l.
Campbell mr.
Chandler Chas u -..
Camort Matthew
Carter X D I
Cr1mer. Bergman &co
Cartier Fred
Champigny H.
Cheek John w
Clinton II Z ....
Chisholm w II
Crafts Warren +
Cunningham q
Cullum Louis
Coulangs q r
Conand Alfred $
Croehsron II j
Collins NJ r
Colcord y @
Coleman George
Cogswell II II ...
Colbert J r.
David NJ B
Davis i l.
Davidson John
Drafus \
De Puqsegrav l. 9
Denton Huntington
Delaney Joseph
DSith L, w
Dixon y2seph
DyeI II L , Gco
donovan Inomas
Dodd. BROS eco
Doran 9huIss ...
Dunneh hrthur
Dunley y l.
iE, lIie ~ y VIZ
Ehgletor . "
ElllnRtoh y
E si VT
T ~. EdiWhro
ELI m,ior isa"c ~
Teske II
T -, i. y2s
relCaS n; 4 Y ....
1neghl w a
Z lsner feter
TToAO :
Togle SAM a ...
forester ue0 .
Ghllaner W L
GaRhaing a
IhllelLl James
G,eany u y
tienn Lewis A
dllils Geo
God,c;naux : 4
Gulliaume III
Huiliand Louis
Han W II rev
Haniy Jerome
hartman 1co
Hart W n
haywood > A
Haze IoVett
HAYS Angus
henry y r
Helhtz Mlchaei
memo A
Hoperg august
homes Ihomas
Hili squire
Holnock FREQ
Hutc,hlson Robert
IL uRnpS D II ....
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LADIES LIST.

Adler Matilda mrs
Aime Widow mrs
Barnett Mollie miss
Daumann Samuel mrs
Deitett u mrs
Beadler Natten mrs
Bitekell A y @ mrs
Blackstone Y mrs
CLARK Emily mrs
Garter Mpllie miss
Conner I harlotte mrs
Cross Annie miss -.
Cameallions II mrs
Darcy Louisa miss
Dickerson Caroline
Duval q miss
Duncan II A mrs
Edwards Viola miss
Elias j mrs
Faro J A miss
Fitzgerald Ellen .
Gaines J w mrs
Gram mrs "
qoldipg Mary A mrs
Haas Louise Mss
Hymann Mary nj mrs
Hubert Fannie mrs
James Katie u miss
Jrpme y J mrs
Johnson Thersse Mrs
Johnson Anna IL mrs
Kant lss mrs
Kline M mrs
Lanards mrs
Langford Ella miss
Lefebra Louise mrs
Isman Kate mrs ..
MarAs Alice mrs
Mitchell Lucy mrs
Muulton Y 4 mrs
Mut,sy Emma miss
Mullen Margaret tnrs
Neviler u mrs
Nhfvets Lizzie mrs
phisper Lena A mrs
Pieken Stella mrs
Ieppley Cindrella mrs
Rattle Annie mrs
Head Ella miss
Bling Mnllie A mrs
Steele Stella u miss
Smith Susie
Htiong Julia NJ mrs
Underwood Maggie
miss
Yadall Adrins
Walker q s. mrs
Ward Eliza NJ mrs
Wenn Julia mrs H..
Wilson u A mrs
Williams Sarah II mrs
Woods = A mrs
Zacharie Emma miss
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OFFICIAL.


Remaining I'm the New Orleans Post once
December 20, 1877.
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Grant Undoing Brlstow's Work.


ST LOUIS Mo. Jan. 25-T The pardon OF
G IN. John VI Donald. 81 "Whiskcy Ring" no.
torirtv. t" which reference WIS lately ma le in
these u pat hes has bacon signed IS tho Pr, -i-
dent tt" following telegram was handed to
Con. VI Donald at Jefferson City about o'clock
this afternoon:
wAsntNcroN. d c, Jan o. i-TT
Cri FI1 Np.n1N \ fsi-si fifg.
Lille. liberty, victory Pardon signed and scaled
IHoNAs &. ftirrHrR
Tho General. ut his quarters in the hospital Of
the p"ntentiary manifested no particular sur
prise on Receiving the ncws. hut took IL with
that cooln"s- which has characterized his de-
mcanor sine" his Incarceration. He saw that
he "wll not build upon his pardon until he
dur- hi- striped suit and i- without the prison
walls although he has all faith III GOV.
HI release cannot he effected for three or
four dny-. ~ TIN pardon ha- 10 to- entered upon
record IN the United states District Court ia
Col. Joyce who Is in remarkably good spirits.
expects his pardon in "a few days. Mr. Joyce IL
nuN on "A visit 10 a sister in Topckn Kan. She
will return IL Jefferson City next Monday.
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The samc gentleman introduced bill rcnuir-
ing plaintiffs in suits against physicians for
malpractice to give eccuritv for all costs and
damages that may be sustained 10y the de-
PENDANT.
The National Board of Trade has sent pcti-
tion asking the Legislature to establish schools
where workingmen and their children may re-
ccive technical instruction in skilled labor, To-
the end that the poorer classes OF society may
become the better fitted for higher develop
ment Of industry and thus enable our manu-
featuring and mechanical interests to compete
more successfully with those of other countries
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More OF Mr. Hennelr. LlbernIlty.


ia CROSSE, Jan ~, 4 present of $500 has
boon received from james Gordon Bennett by
n. lNii"orphan daughters Of Mark II. Kellogg
q NJGH Correspondent, who was Killed with
Grl. tu-t =. Ihr mt" girls have no mother
nnl lNr here with their graudmOthpr. Mr.,
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Obdui'ate ton,lcts.

ff'NN M ff1n1 i'ff
AT the request of the chaplain of the
Massachusetts Stat" Prison. II vote wns recently
uk"l among ne "unVlttS to ascertain whether
i was desired that he should visit and talk with
no" '0'''
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Etal d state.

EtRM Tor sale. rent for term 2oa acres near bv.
hhiAHlh OLIVER, ld. Broadway
GHEAT ia RGAIN at Jersey city -Ncat thirc.
~ sinlA ANA cellar house, store and
rent tor ~ month ferries $itI. will sell
tor ~ 80 easy terms. sold before will off red
AZ auction To- highest bidder Thursday next Feb al
GIBSON co, AZ Montgomery st. Jersey city
SHALL be sold-Ilomes At Fizabcthport n J. cir.
- clllars, kELLOGG. Broadway, \. y; ljI ID ST
Ehfahrthpurt 49,
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano 8aiIruaSs.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

ANn UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. Via Dcsbrossc, AMI Coranit
ferries As follows;
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
with Pullman palace cars attached, go A. VI and
$50 +. VI daily.
For Wilam-port. Lock Haven CORY, and Erie at 70
NJ connecting NJ TORY for Titus, illc rctrnt ZEN
Ire. aud The oil regions For Willian,iurt ami Lock
Haven. = 80 \. VI.
For baltimore, Washington. AMI the South. Limited
Washington Express oi Pullman pa-iur car. ins. *
cent SUNDAY @ ~ 4 arrive at Washington af 1 10
VI kesmlar at = - A NJ, l, q. ana f. NJ SUNDAY,
Gand +. VI
Express Tor Philadelphia. 30 % an @ ~ lni'eD
loPi A. NJ !. 4, .. q, Z : -. and q T. VI and - NIGHT
SUNDAY. ; - VI. :. q :, 20. and 8 + NJ Emsran,
AMI second class. = VI
Accommodation for Trenton. "a VI. and tinPN
For trains Ia Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY. rrincoo
Trenton. Perth Amhuv. PENNINGTON. R,iAidere. and
other points. lo al schedules a. all tch,i nis.s
Trains arrive From Pit .hursh q ~ and 10 4l and
10 10 = daily. 1910 anl $50 T. " iMy *.
ccpt Monday From Nh-hn, ton anI Rtiumurr ~
go A. VI. no. so nnd Ia - T. VI sunday. q 30 a
From pnladglpila. 80, ~. $50. q - - 10
u .pA NJ, H. ~. Ia. q - = - Ia 10 and ~ u
T. NJ SUNDAY. . -. 20 go go IA 90 A nj, q ~
10 and lo'21P VI.
Ticket ofccS ~ AM 9ii Broadway No. Astor ilge,
and foot Of Dc.bru~~S and turtlanit SITS Court =,
BROOKLYN, III ild ani liz Hudson st. Obokcn, depot
JcrsrN ,,itN Emigrart ticket Office, Battrry Il!'
FRANK THOMSON ID VI BOYD. in
General Manager ticul PASSENGER ArNrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-27
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