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Two PHLADELPHIA,
pFNS-YT.yA1iA RAILROAD - ,.-,
TIE OLD E>IADLi-litD k1l III MD si4'i-' 49,
kE.N-Yukk A..- L--LL Dl-L-LnLA


PFNSsYLVANiA RAILROAD. ,,r rr,.p.
TIE OLD I>IAALi--tl.J i-'l III NND siA'i-' "
SEW-YURk AND PHILADELPHIA
Thrice, Tlro'ga eacn daily Tires Depot'in
tula' ripI I'm, t'p lu Sew i-.l ~ -,, r--ra.+
Double TIaeE, the -est i.. proved li 'as.' t.' '
Time con -i-feut with 4n-0i-tc sfI'A-
lI. ial after june -. - .'s- an, c,,r,
IXur'as Trains leave Ett-fark. VIA Dt-ni"'1cS anu ~
az. SO. : '5'r iit',.. 1850 a. m~ J. T. s. g. T. and
$50 90 sunday, q. .. b. - aI r ~ p ~ ,b f-fr.
au.tsH "UfU8.Isu A.f.t r.-.t.. N4'l --I .I - % 80
49, yersey CIV, az I'd ug speedy ana ln''' '-
Esi1rnrr Trans ienve Philadelphia 3d. 9. = $50
- r.. mlied EAnrlss. go ". =. 4. I'm "a p,
900 lnd T. u'tu- f. w sunday. $3.50 = '''' " 49,"
-, ~ ' re 556 and az broadway 80 Aslor 10 a.
anc f,nt az Irslrn-.es and NftlAic ,' W
BROOKLYN; Nos. III. ifs An us iit..' 49,,
Depot Jersey city Emlg-aut ti-fc' ONCE NO. '''.'
PFFASK THOMSON. J. p FAhNE ,t.,r
General Manager ''. 4--''''-' 40
rVHE OLD RELIABLE sTONlNGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AsD ALL p0INTs EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CDA>E~Jll NV IL
YEARS. -.-.-., ,,- ,
leave Per ... Na-fh River a. i3n p. m
dnH except ~uliafrI. .. ..-
Tickets Or -1'e ft a'' Iht primo uiI lr tt N.-
rooms secured al oc.- ot "e,cits Ia iet' CO.. " d.
PROVIDENCE LINE ....,
.Fr..rht f'y| steamers .'tr. 10. ''fl N''
3D. d. f.I .t. -n South l,s.r foot o aIral't Ftei-4'
p. + HsfOorh. lr,f. b. W. FININs 'en. PASS AI'-
DGNpOVT and RpQston--L-ntine ~ New
buflh pluEaseerst highland t'- - e- 1il,
f-oIus. Cofu-c-le Nilh -'r 49,
l.l Il H.. ..-luioats THOMAS tIhN --L ana "a ~ "
8ALIV-iN fr0r PIsr foot -yrugsL is DAN ' D. "
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Gonntrn Real Getate for Sole.

4 I MORRISTOWh, y. J.-FOr sale nc a bar
n gun 30 consequences o ulnes o. the Proprietor The veil
kNowl DUNCAN HOUSE MOrrisst. has ~ rooms n IN
t1cecnt ofGcr hea water and gronDGs GOxf5t well
amazed :. EDDY, ~. lao Broadway, Room II.
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steambcais ano RallroaSs.

CITIZENS LINE for TROY, SARATOGA.
y anil b.. points North and Mcsf. New palace s.eaii'f-
leave oay saturdays tkceped at o. Dies iruaa Pier 49, Ne
f., foot ri l.siuy.si. LnH i'le.
EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD: r.,
Is77-.4ge ierots Of CoI audt aia Dei - - =
I'D ~ m iriT Express. daily f1r Aeion, y. inN l-F
ertovu Naurl hunk WHfesharc Iti-i"n Safte l-iift
Ifhaco Auburn Fntsetr, buA@n MAGMA f".'- AZ" ui'
ruuma. slice line Goa" '' Az ans III
osnesal Easteu OGee corner OF N'a IA ara A
DENNSYLYANfA RAILROAD. GREAT
4 TEI-SK LTsr AND UNITED STATES 49,
TT -. l-fi trans leave s't-i 'tt
viz De hro~,es Coranct street. -er-i : is -,
I.xure-e nr Iltfri=Iuf. itfaJurah. nae 5t fl
Vltl Pullman Ptsce cars aiiaciei- o. i'" "' Dow ' 100
r. viliamsuort ock Haven, CORY, anf fns % $50
d. m cunecurp ~ CORY ~ iitrariir ltuoi ln ,-tl,'
ana the Ou Reg0us Tor w iii-l-sp'rl l' "1@ i"''''
a. Baltimore. Ws-1lltol a4d the south, LIN -
-au.H4 lslTess' ul lii.ll f-sl'i q rH hais ftcrNt
Sualay $50 m.; rrrve Waslin 20 20 p m heeiiir
O. y. O.. slu u IT, ~ -..i. t'. '.i y -t cd,
r-.... r,f Philfnqhr. l-lu $50 t.V IAuliel loa9
a. ~ j. g l 10 - and $50 Ir -unf . o. iii Do Do D. ava
sop u. Frll1ant and SEQ. ld-c'is-, % n - IT..
or Perth suho- IsuiHrfIr. b., fieie, hln ''i'i D'N
,..I.4.. ,r..,i.l a. nt .Ir.-r rllD . .,
Trans allve. tIl-i .-tDrr-h .1V A'l p. r." p lL;
'n-.ar LII. .lIi-. 5000 me $3.50 Pc daily -afeft ,'
$40 5.l0. ans i0l1 a % ,9 ir.5J n, 30
40 5lo 900. -.iO 1910. and Ig2I p. a. 7ui da9. 3D.
rret offices ..s 20 1ud ga rlldw1 MOI A-l'i
.r'I f0nt d. Has.f"e.t .U. fnfI1n $780, ~,
FUo.kl~r. Nes ia IIf mt ~ iLil -'u &c. .,' -
at Jersey tv. I'm <nlnt l-caei ~ Bt,t-t,' f
t... r..,,r.r General gassel&1r Agent
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Conntr1 propcrIr % Eet.

At NOMINAL RENT-EHgbly situated cot
\ ta-e art grounds OF OF acres. stable &C.
fortv MINUTES run do0iovut express trains Two i,a-
.teIp AID desirable travel House with twelve Ton- ~ d.
etc. lawn garden flowers vines cto favtnrrts tt'
n. frlr.r t.lNil.
rr,r,fi-.d Aprlv nj WEST ELIZABETH TATIHN. ou
, lt BLOCK 0r adress TIE OWNER, J.. Cd. Box Iof ti-'
beth \. j.
epsaS PER MONTH win rent the house. 2f9
- - v..,,.ct... ave-. ,Voo Is Newark. from October
r. Aruiy on ~. premise OF o. j. H. IENI-lN, 100 Belle
yileas NtNala H.J.
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steameoais auo Railroads

1 LBANY E|ENING BJATS-PEOPLLS
"a LI>E-Drcv and So Joa.. leave pi.r a. n. a- ever
cepied win Trains norh aud stat. rooms conf ta5is
warmed. Free uy at of the IroohfL AintA
Fare 81 81. = d. MAYO. GeuL Passr ACT
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H"usatoni-
~ aud Naueatuck Railroads Far s. steamer Bro euo-
leaves Csthsrne cay ,~u-.srs excepted = j. . a'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ leave NevYork from foot DesDroses ard c'-'and
$40 a. M o1yashnglon ane ne We, chq ' C1aF
LOOP. Tor Washington and iae West. and for achmoaa
10 Baltimore and NastHstou. manue close connections ior
900 p. N Tor " ngton Through Palm'n cars from
so p m. dSil. FOR washington south and West Pull
stegors from Nrw Yor. o. Bal imore and Washnc1u
Washington with Lyaoh9u-e. florida Nsv-1reans
through teks Psa,f ca a. genoaays oSe s5
Ask FOX TIcELTs VIA BALrlNoRE AND ONO
NEW-HiVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-FaGe, 81.
y Steamers leave Pe,s.p daily l-Uucsfs 1crpre. t.r
New even At 3 and ID q. DID,. connecting viii road
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y Ferry station IN N 80 "Tt ,aot = iiosryi,t
SIS a m.-For F.emmrJou, Easto1. Belvd.re Marr'
ChanA ISn'2oa' .Se5 az r f.T' . &c: ,,rs
Magea chunk, T'maqua S. ikesnarre Hilsa-..ori 80.
p m.-For Fen.nstou, Easton. mach cauuk. WiIsc,
nr. Pctsyic aa-ri.inTr o'' i-'"fi"
pw.-for llga B1lae Branch, eas;on. Bslvdere. aao
J.sor m cauy-For Easton Allentown. ard Harrisburg
yor trains . oca points .ee tune teale at stations
Bomb Brook d, a,er6...te points and at $50
Es-ion Reading and HarrSouIs
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans eaye for rerrn amooy i;oi Bans Long Branch
Ocean Grove &c 40 a. H. a . g. ~ , p, ni Export
and al squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD ard NFW-YORK RAILWAY
ffl. % IDaTt
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Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.

A TTRACTIVE FARM, $1,000, forty-one
~ acres.-Cheap; no exchane.. Y S'aesNli'' ~,
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near Som =
- vile JF1rtv acres. nf uuder ~ cu.i va
uou large t,o-story modern house II or arm ~ car
rtare l.p rranar heunerv amt ~ llnng IN
goo order roofs slate neighborh0od good ~ ~ 81 %
les. than present value. rutland Within D beeh'
manst
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRR. Monday, Oct. 20,

NEw-Y0RK. MONDAY Oct 30 ~
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesr0om TODAY:
IN Berpard SuV1.
rs II 3Iare io' a5Hio55 u ii ceiney $500
Rv 4 j. Biea-ser 81
5stOrv brick store and tenement house with Iot. No
Anne Morss. -. -. 10000
b. 4. n. Muir 4 son.
: story and basement brown stone house. with lease
OF No 1G4 East 6dth-st s. ~3a &c " 3dave. lot
an1aal fd rent Il sisG ROOT tyngsfon 1000
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
AEM-NnLL


Deonceyst q q cor Goerck 81. "a * 0Iirregular.
Beilmann aud VIE io Lewis u ir.i sl5J3O'
iSe sad ius f1a to fia6enao 10000
~ s "a, Niece ..-.- 1000
'I op ii 80 1000
also 5sthst, East $50 4lbli John Mahoa 10 Edward
Mai-r to Eliza Muiler - 1000
29th.st N s. 30s4 II W 6thave, G5.7xirregu.ar, a g
4i erson and VII 10 a Haaaessen 5000
I9 Tasesno asa Vie 20 dei NOME 10000
4Ctl-si % T. 1852 II " 9tl-ave, 2J.2xIOO5 Lewson ~
Il .l.lve. " cor 7Gtlst 4I2O42. Wood aud vfe
G9ta.i SSi 2i7c It 6ti ave, -7ClI0 Is, John
5tia .e.'s cor 67th.st iO5zioO5 Rugges Ref
B'aisvard. cor iolstst Oozlo0 J C sinclair.
IoaclaLi ]. y SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
Bunting Robert and WIFE 20 Eliza Ackmau, Il lO5th-
Ds az J.c q, s aaa wife to isht charlie. ct
Wash gtau 81 years. ------ 1000
Heges. Robert, 70 Henry stevens, s4Sths+" 700
Hanussser. I'M s and VIE 20 y Sisser-on s lth-
Marer, John d. q j Waters Nos sc. 6s aid y oo,o
NICOTINE steol.a ana vie. % il Ginlel, sls4th-
Rosa gel Monte to 81 del ToscaHo u i5,h--t,e
Miele.I Jennie, 10 S,iele.i st s. e4'h- 60
Thompson. Harense l. TO Geo il Carey as 125hsbo
GfIige. 400
ave- aHd Il ,a..f q 1ysr3I , Years 80 1000
'sS. ..'so . 1000
Hed.oa.s's5 yea5s. 1900
ave a; ygar INN 49,. 1000
lofcalI j. v SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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sales On 2ucn6n

NOTICF.-WHLIAM KENNELLY. Auction
= eer win sell 20 pa. &c auction, by order ~ re Depart
mant Docks the Exchange sale-90nul So. u tic
way. go IE U4rnAY lst So. Etil, 1917. - u n'',t
m the siesmtug Aar- dredging machine So !, ard aoc
scon For Gull information see The CITY lccorL COPIES
fcr sal. &c $50 NItF I1I..
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FREEHOLD ard NETWORK RAILWAY
lneot1us Leave f0os OF Llbertys for Freehold, ~
:. g.. A.. NE. ( g. D.
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Buslucss Chances.
5latlouern.

FRANCS & LOUTREL, A. Naiden-lane,
solicit. your custom. tIstclas- Blank Books Stationery
and Ffll sing 40 JOB Fsprces
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Gin propertp Co Gct


CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT or G
- Rooms second hoog; perfect coni lions handsome
hrlns1ue with 0Gnerl; 80 4tlaVe 500 ird"ai tti'
pass
PAYMENTS 10 LET-A few desirable
Tnqrir. Of CHARLES G. WAKELhH loi East lOih.s'r
Ne.- York
NHOICE FLATS TO RENT.-On the Eastern
= Bnuev9r1 Aven1e-Al between 5Stl ani 5.thsts.
sueudd itst high ground overo0iugthr East lnv-
eT Bacgwers island snd long Island Each f1fr complete
Win every convenience For sna, .t4ele ftu's %
moderate means those i1s most lesr OIL -
civ Ecnt go per month"; Apply 20 ih kLF- DODGE
& Co.. III aud j. ti1 -. 0r OBJ
JOIN q. CRfMMINs.
1I]7 Siar
FRENCH FLATS.-AH improvements water
4 closets. rl-hu'-s. ranges. snt els Nc -- IT'D r-o
monthly ~. a. AORHEIt. reuf. 1902 so ave-
rT0 LET, with STEAM POWER-lhre
aoor- hy A. f.ct deem; fue Iri n'' front
.lr usil0iuc i- ard ti'-iftIt dn' r --
u -tlltiHH In fa1si. between ~ ani ot #
MII hr nar4f.'r t1-fh r. $50 W.nG-"ufhrs A4iit
toJOHN n. 3 EARNS e co., 50 aefct1-i
rEO LET
4 Dr.teas, BAKERY and CGEFECFlD-thf dong
a splendid business. 0ratet in the tN8t part of Zoe c
suitable fancy gHuls, g.lttnenf IaH4lti- ''
m n.rv goods; 80 hat years cease nl .''i.
sale Call days 800 btnaFe next door Co 7
Bros.
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans eaye for rern ampoy, Rot Bans Long brsuc!
Grove, &c. 40 las, IL 50 a. l. 4, 1.l- o. no. -
connect Natlau station 10 and from kEfPOI-
and a ~ uau tO and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

Goal qn6 Uc1G.
,~~~~~----~~~
Umpire KlNDLING WOOD depot estah-
Il l-rd 1850. prices reduced; send Tor plcelst " 1i
J.. WILLIAMS, ltt katt -3 .l--l
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NsR{ jTH-AN E.-A superb suite OF apart
FL mtnts five ana small SUITE WITH priFdle
table appointments thoroughly hrstclass.
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slInalora UGnIe0 femaLes.


5liuauons UuGmeo females.
NUBSE.-By Scotch girl, as infants nurse;
.f would vei the best citv references can
at $50 6.haye, ncAL Io.-sl
NUR>E.-A respectable Protestant young girl
t0uut children. 4ud wiling assist, objection
NURSE-Pv an experienced Protestant nurse
= good references. Mrs. REYNOLDS PRO it-aIANI
NTRSE.-A scotch Protestant woman az in
nurse; take entire CHARGE rom birth GOO
cts references 700 6.laye between tJta ami store.
= URSE, &c.-A young German girl. IN a small
- i'nls 80 naI ~ Ergi nous - w. ffo We"
NURSE and CHANBERMAID.-By a neat,
Z a5 youug English girl Is very Of ioad aao careful with
best re,onInrndators Call a. CARPENTERS EMPLOY
.tENT GOT 49,, los auiare, near 3tlrst.
NURSE and SEAMSI RESS.-By a Scotch
y Protestant; very rsprctauc well recommended YOUNG
vry iona " cnIeTeu has a mack OF amusing Them good
B0oNnAAz, $50 shave, near @ith-st' L. iAf 'ioN ~
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-Wanred. by a
vi ana .. iccu stoned u children. situation A.
a..r e0yrrur-- az attendant on an lnFil;
worIe DO clamberForA' required Address L. T. H. lid
NURSERY GOVERNESS-A young French
- 4ay ,S si'r n Pse HH ~ Children s also good
s,.ras best references Inst cti or country.
s'a.l M IACQUIN's BUREAU. 6o2 6tiave neal 35thsL
0LD PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU-13S
srf4ve four above 10Th So Tor German, o@ee
Nel-A sroc Enssu, Irish, Jewish and coioied help
charges meiera,e.
SWEDISH SERVANTS AGENCY.-First-
> ,.- servants " ulfons sup, " for private families
,rt hotels f1r city country. Gall a. 80 4haFe near
-G,1.-t. 100 charge To employees. sWed'' proprietor
CEANSI RESS. &c.-A Protestant, as first
, Las, family s.aust AMI operator gu~ dreSsmdhef
I 4 rr 10 children assist Nith up STAIRS work good
cry references. IL vest 3'"i-st.
ESvASHING.-A respectable woman would
~ Il4e a few luIrs' gents washing or N0mn go
on Dig hr GAY; " city references MIS- 81 hSE -io
East 49,. 81
WASHER. &e.-A respectable Protestant
W woman washer amt woner or hous"eietAei' Apply
AZ 20 West lOth-st, Olseneht-
VATAITRESS.-By an experienced English
gr tanas the doing mp Of Al KINDS o ssits ~
Al, % branches willing oDugn-i No ohlernh o. the
country good cy recre1ce Gail a. zS0 ON --s
XEvATTRESS.-A middle-aged Protestant wO
w mao 10 wait . I,ty and gentleman or a lazy anl
bar no objection the country good references can AT
So West ash 81 rear
vVAITRESS.-By well recommended young
W girl ~ waitress mas lady U pc sen ,il
over the fru. store BoNGhAND's.
WAITRESS and HAMBERHAlD.-By a
W dstcas waitress and c ami ermad viii no some nne
Washing lOl West 43thst, cor o othae over Ae
drug store
YKvAVTRESS or CHAMBERMAID and
w WATTREss-} very respectable ana highly recon
mo rded you trsfciss waitress clean anu Tic
care silver; makes nice sad Dress nssi very sood ch
iu y.r, capable and dearaDe ue country or CITY
Ca af BOOK II A1t- No $50 4tave, near z4thsL l. KAY
MONu, Proprietor
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/ GNG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
H NcwIcr-cy southern ~ broad Commencing 0cl
1877. The steamer JESSE HOfI viii leave Sew YORK,
foot OF ecfOl-stl connecting sandy
HOOK with trains FOR Long hrancl Philadelphia and Tom.
IlveI ID r. DO. aud l NIIeiud. lrifgri0n. Egg Ear
Dor &c, IL WautJwn ar ,st -la llcArtla D. u
". =. - EIEN. llenI MHnarer.
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- WEST TH-ST.-Handsome suite OF
, rooms parlar oor aid other rooms, with board rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

sep WEST - TH-ST. Rooms handsomely fur
led nsed lrt vifh board house and table nrsIcias'
-.l- reur-a r-LI LIIDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

, MINUTES from 5TH-ANE. UOTEL.-
- Ilflor floor aud comfortable ROOMS other floors
incy Or n suit with Hrs BOARD 100 aud Toe East
-at-st. References exchanged.
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CTTIZENS' LINE for 7 ROY. SARATOGA,
\ AMI I'd points North and West. New palace steamers
leave oay Saturdays excepted. at p Dies run tisf 49, Ne
-. - 100 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

"a 5TH-tVE.. near 1GTH-S Pour large
> handsome rooms fi-i f0or-toecshcr separlcly,
with excellent table; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

4 LADY residing in her own, well appointed
\ private residence, tOuid rnr gent enau ~ highest
IetfttIIu itv MNuIousy furnished IfdrfutI suite or
s.rlr.t-r reasonable. $50 Las sd ~.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN-JkRSEl.
Trains leave fr EngeROod Costor PeuI0nt, and Nyack
z, $50, $40 o. u. J. 8. 4, 4t5, $780, b5, 500 p No. au9
satur ay nights only at 49, M sundays, a M anI
ESQ p. N.
JNO y. ABBOTT General P@ss'r AGENT Sew-lork.
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WEST 3GTll-ST.-One suite, fOHr rooms,
1 viii N without private table other desirable rooms
board. nest reference.
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as DE LACY FTzALrAMoNr

FVFNTNG ats SATURDAY MATINEE att
NNVfDE.-On TUESDAY EVENING. after the perform.
ance Nr. -oIHEtN ora rrmranv vii proceed, by -Pt-
CIAL TRAIN. t0 BOSTON. arriving tt Nednesl,y.
They will give maUHe rinrnaurr 40 he H ~fnN TINA
TNEai l0 %. m. for fhe benefit ~ The EDWIN ADAMS
Fuua The F 1'i 30 1918 D. m. Tho special train
wii Start Do. return 1p n 30 D. M sltivug az te
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT ~ p. M. and she curtain wi.l
rlse hc PARK THEATRE ~ che regullr time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-30

IN MADISON AVE. 49, beautiful second
: n1or with ezrcl.ut BOARD. ~ Doe given to family
81 Irr Nces rac: Trair hrc. % desir e. house
owned h iteuptltt references, address IS. Co Illb.nc
aice. ,-3S Broadway.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-08
TO DIR FRIENDS.

The DEMOCRAT has just added to its
Office d new and complete Steam JOB
Printing department, with all the latest
and most desirable improvements In
types. rules, borders, etc. We are now
fully prepared to compete with any job
printing establishment in the South.
We can turn out, at the shortest notice,
anything from a newspaper or book
to o lady's visiting card, in the best style
of the art. We shall devote special at
tention to commercial printing and to
the printing of lawyers briefs. We
earnestly solicit the support OF our
friends in our progressive efforts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-08
SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.

Gov. Hampton has provoked much
very bitter opposition in the Democratic
party by his effort to have Judge Will
lard, Radical member of the Supreme
Court, elected Chief Justice by the Gen
eral Assembly of South Carolina.
What Gov. Hampton's reasons for
urging Wizards election are, we do not
know. But it would seem that, if there
is any necessity for Democratic Gov
ernor or Legislature to bestow Office,
honors and emoluments upon Radicals,
some other office than that OF Chief or
Associate Justice should be chosen to
give them. The publication Of our po-
litical system depends more upon the
men whom we make judges than upon
any others, and only men whose lives
during the past ten years have been a
bold, constant and vigorous protest
against, or rather warfare upon, Radi-
calism, should be appointed to the
Bench.
Gen. NJ. w. Gary seems to be one
Of the staunchest opponents of the cleo
ton Of Willard to the high Office of
Chief Justice Of South Carolina. and his
letter to the Edgefeld Advertiser, which
we herewith print, seems to furnish
conclusive reasons why that individual
should not be elected. The following is
Gen. Gary's letter:
Messrs. Edaors-Isee you have copied in the
Advertiser the allusion to street 'unaors of my in
tenuon of joining the Republican party, or
words to this effect, contained in the Charleston
Netns and Courier. There has been no word or
act of mine that could have gwen the slightest
color for the origin Of such a q malicious and
sanderous lie. nave refused to indorse Hayes
southern policy, which is to form a new parry
composed Of ''old Whigs," conservative Demo-
Gratis" and ''iberal Republicans" or to ally
myself with them to build up such party, and
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The Texas State Fair will commence

The Texas State Fair will commence
Nav 22d, at Houston. The Texas State
Fair Ia one of the most important insti-
buttons OF the Lone Star State, and one
to which 1t owes, to no small extent, its
prosperity and progress. In days past
New Orleans was always well repre-
sented at this fair, and 1t behooves our
merchants and planters to be still better
represented this year. New Orleans
can no longer claim the control OF the
Texas trade. It has hundreds OF rivals
in the field, and just now. when we have
our government once more in our
hands. and are earnestly working
for a railroad to Texas, is the opportu-
nifty for our city, by the display 1t
makes at this fair, to carry off the prize
OF the Texas trade. st. Louis will be
we'll represented; let New Orlears be
better represented there.
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The new system Of Recorders Courts
went into full operation yesterday. The
recorders are Mr.. e. Miltenberger and
Col. s. J. N. Smith. Mr.. Miltenberger
has been on the bench for some time,
under the old system, and has made a
just and efficient official, and his APP
pointment under the now law gives uni
versal satisfaction.
The appointment Of Col. Smith was
also an excellent one. He possesses all
the qualifications Of first-class officer
vim, integrity and a thorough knowl-
edge of the class Of people the Recor-
der's Court have chiefly to deal with.
The professional bond business in
past years has grown to be a serious
abuse in the administration Of the GRIM
inal law. This business Recorders Mil
tenberger and Smith will be sure to
break up and destroy, and lawbreakers
will henceforth be held to strict &C.
countability for their misdeeds.
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thereby destroy the solidity OF the vote Of the
toutb. have also refused TO vote for Associate
Justice Willard for the highest Office in the gift
OF the General Assembly, the Office Of Chief
Justice. I have not forgotten that he first
came to South Carolina as the Judge advocate on
the staff OF Major Gen. Sickles. and that while
acting in that capacity he had the following citi
zsns OF Edgefe1d. s. B. Griffin, James T. Bacon,
Julius Day, James Lanham, W. L. Coleman, M.
strother, Jesse Condition, Philip Cook, Vim. Ben
son, 2. J. Coleman, NJ. W. Gary, and others
whose names | do not now remember, arrested
and thrown into prison, which imp isonment
caused the death of James Lanham, James Go
million and Emsley Lott, and great annoyance and
expense to all of us. have not forgotten that as
q carpet Dagger he allied himself with the Re-
publican party and has remained with it during
all OF it's past dsgraceful career, and now, like
rat, he wishes TO qnit sinking ship, aud become
q headlight in the new party. being splendid
representative of the Liberal Republicans OF
this State Nor have I forgotten the charge OF
bribery and corruption made against him in re-
gard to his decree delivered in the OF Morton,
Bliss 90. va. Controller General, 4th vol. Rich,
No. 8, page 43D. He is the choice of Gov. Hamp.
ton for the high Office of Chief Justice. 1 have
announced my upalterabe determination not TO
vote for Willard. although he should become the
candidate of q Democratic caucus. which II now
seems Ia q foregone conclusion. This choice 10 at
the dictation of Gov. Hampton. This would De
carrying out "strict patty discpine' and draw
ing the lines of party tight" with vengeance:
There are many political sins OF commission ana
omission. Ii am not the straight-out Demo
crat have always been, it is only because have
grown straighter as we are getting control Oh the
sO'''A' 'F' '''p''M N. W. GARY.