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AT Pittsburg. on Saturday of last week, |

AT Pittsburg, on Saturday of last week,
the following July rioters were sentenced :;
Daniel Moran and Alexander McAllister,
for malicious mischief, each pay fine Of
$500 and be imprisoned six months in the
work house; j. M. Green, for diverting a
switch, $500 fine and months in the
Pcnitentiary. Thomas Mccall, for striking
Assistant Superintendent Watt, when the
latter attempted to move the switch, $500
fine and imprisonment for one year. James
Carter, for making incendiary threats, $4,000
fine and % months in the penitentiary,
Matthew Marshall, for firing coke cars, $4,000
fine and years and 10 months in the peni-
Eentiary.
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Eight thousand people have sigl


Eight thousand people have signed a
petition to Congress, presented by the Hon.
Hendrick B. Wright, of this Stale, asking for
the enactment of law under which the
Government should lend $500 to each indi-
vidual settler on the public lands, taking a
mortgage therefor on the land, also given to
the settler. The Kansas Farmer expresses
surprise at the discovery that there are SC
many "wild and visionary people" as to
furnish eight thousand signatures to the pc,
tition. But there is no reason for surprise
1t is better to sign petition asking for law
however impracticable and foolish, which is
designed to help working men to obtain
farms, than to enact law which will prac
tically rob working men of at least ten cent
on the dollarS and there are good many
advocates Of the latter kind of legislation.
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The latest exposure of savings bank
frauds is that of the New Rochelle, and the
modus operandi, as described by the Tribune
cannot be more simple and direct in effect
ing the end aimed at. The secretary, il
seems, had been Systematically stealing the
funds. His process consisted chiefly in put
ting into his own pockets the cash that was
deposited, the only record of the deposits be
ing in the pass books. This method of fraud
though not new in banking experience, is
nevertheless, one of the things that gooc
management always guards against. sucl
doings cannot be carried on for length o
time unless the trustees are neglectful o
their duties, since a comparison between tn
pass books and the ledger would at any tim
reveal it.
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Says a correspondent of the Scranton
Daily Republican, speaking of the able SER
mon of Rev. DR.. Logan, of the First Presby-
terrain Church, ofthat city, on Thanksgiving
Day:
Dr. Logan in his able sermon on Thanksgiving
day. stl uck the key note Of our trouble when he
kald we have good laws. but tney are not exc.
cuted" Ibis is Just what we have claimed for
the past three years. That our moneyed men
aud moneyed institutions acting in open viola.
tiun OF all law, both human and divine, would.
uoless checked, bring about total destruction of
pnbho faith. 1t seems as though the most of the
clergy have forgotten the sacredness OF Gods
law aud gone to preaching to cover up the Iu.
iQuites Of law breakers, trying 10 make petple
bsieve we were never so prosperous 10 we are
nt present, when any sane man knows that one.
bali Of our people are suffering for The necces-
saries OF life brought about by capitalists. who
take advantage Of peoples necessities CONTRARY
10 every recOKntSed right. We shall not deny
Rev. Van Scboick,s assertions that the " dona.
tons 70 churches" are larger than ever. but will
give as q JeaBOn that evil il-doeTs know that large
contributions 10 the church will have a ten.
OenoV 10 keep the pulpit from turning its bat
LSiIes upon them, Rnd whose fire they cOuld not
sand. Thanks 20 Dr. LOgan for his fearless
aud manly stand against the lAwbreakers We
wlsl be could be heard through the length aud
breSsth al the land until every usurer was either
brought 20 repentance or driven from the land.
AfiU tAs we would know that tho heavens
90 90 Taes hen the usurers repent Of their slni
JUSTICE
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BY the monthly report of the public
debt for November we learn that the debt
was decreased during the month 81 ,32S, ,634
63. The total principal of the debt now
outstanding is $2,l9s,52s,s11 %, on which
there is due and unpaid of interest $31 ,644,-
767 IS, giving total ofprincipal and inter-
est of S2,23O,174,67S 16. There was at the
same time cash in the Treasury, of coin,
$l33, 3,9sO,S14 43, ofcurrency $9.sO6, 6,OO7, cur
rency held for redemption of fractional cur
rency, IS, SIC, ,3O6 39exclusive of$36 ,O55 900
of special deposits for redemption of certifi-
Gates, making the total of cash in the Trea-
sury $1SS,647,615 50, less estimated amount
due military establishments for which no
appropriations have been mt.de, s., 5000 900,
reducing the total debt, less cash in the
Treasury on Nov. 1,1S17, to $2,O47 ,350,7OO
81. Debt less amount in Treasury Dec. l,
1877, $2,O46, ,Oo5 "a, showing a decrease
during the past month of $1,323,634 So.
Decrease Of debt since June 80, 1877, $l4,-
l31 ISL 30. Bonds issued to Pacific railroad
companies, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, $64, 4,62s,512j interest
accrued and not yet paid, Sl,615,567 80
interest paid by the United States, $S5,957,-
629 IA; interest repaid by transportation Of
mails, etc., $s,975,4 80; balance of inter
est paid by United States, $26,9s2,195 80
The payments made from the Treasury by
warrants during the month were On ac.
count of civil and miscellaneous, $,S15,7SI
s5; War, $7,55S,2S9 %; Navy, S1,51L72t
70 Interior indians and Pensions), 49,,
O54, ,l7O; total, $15,s4O,92l 91. The above
does not include payments made on account
of the interest or principal of the public deb
of the United States,
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| ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that Joseph B. Seidel.
of TOWamensing Township, CarOOn County,
Pa. by oeed OF voluntary assignment, dated
October 10, 1877, has assigned all the estate, real
and persOnal of the said Joseph B. Seide, to
Henry Bower, OF the Borough of WeisspOrt IN
trust Tor the benefit OF the creditors OF the said
Joseph b. Seidel.
Ah persons Indebted TO the said Joseph r..
Seidel will make payment to the SAID Assignee.
and those having CLAIMS or demands Will pre-
sent the same, duly certified without delay
HENRY BOYER,
Assignee OF Joseph b. seidel.
WeisspOrt, Nov. S.-5W'
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of William Stralcn, Deceased,
Letters TesT0mentary on the Estate Of William
StraWn late of the Boz Ough of LehiRhton. Car
bon County Penn'a, decd haze been granted to
Frank X. Haring, of COOpersbng, LehIgh Co.,
Pa, 10 whom all persons indebted TO the said
Estate are requested to make payment. and
those having CLAIMS or demands will make
known the same without delay.
FRANK h. HARING,
COODersburg, Lehigh County, Pa.
Navamhar 24 IgT7.Wba
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The War Department has issued orders
for the departure Of a number of troops--in-
fantry, cavalry and artillery-to the Rio
Grande, It Is stated that these troops are
sent to the border solely for the protection of
the settlers on the frontier, and not because
of any new complications with Mexico.
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LEHIGHToN, Pa;
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1877.

The number of failures in November at
New York were about the same as in octo-
her, but the amount of liabilities; about two
million dollars, are fortunately only one
half as much.
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The estimates of the Secretary of the
Treasury for the expenses ofthe Government
for the fiscal year ending June SOth, 1879,
aggregate S2sO,6ss,796. The estimates for
the current fiscal year were $299, GIL ,67l but
the amount appropriated by Congress was
$226,96s,O7O, or $72,04S,6 sol less than the
nstimntes
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information is wanted Of young man
named John Coyle, aged eighteen years,who
left Hazleton, Luzerne county, in the fall of
1871, and who when last heard from was
driving team in PittsbHg. Any informa-
tion regarding him will be gladly received
by his father, John Coyle, who lives at
Phoenixyille, Pa.
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Wonderful, but True
A. J. DURLING,
PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes the following
ANNOUNCEMENT.

STOHE, makes tne IOllOWlng
ANNOUNCEMENT
Owing 10 the general depression in business,
the IA eat reduction of wages for labor, &c.
deem 1t nv DUTY at this time 70 give the people
OF LemghtOn and vicinity THE LOWS SHAkE OF
MY fRoFITs Read aud renemher the follow.
ing Prices OF few OF the many articles sold at
my Drug store;
PATENT MEDICINES-all 81 Preparations
50 cents such as Vinegar Bitters, HOsletteF's,
Drake's Plants ton, Mishler's Herb, German
Buffers and all others formerly sl, now s5 cts.
SIC preparations 4Oc. ana 26o. preparations zoe.
COLD, COUGH and LUNG REMEDIES. as
Jayne's EXpectorant, Hairs and Aliens Bal.
ssm Ayers Cherry PectOral, MIX Cure. Cod
Liver oil, Cod Liver oil and Lime and others
formerly 81 now So cents
HAIR PREPARATIONS - Halls Hair Re-
newer, MoutGOmery's, ayers Hair VlVOr,
and Mrs Aliens, formerly 81 now IS cts. All
sue preparutio OF above character now 4Oc.
LINIMENpS - LaubRch's, Lows Magnetic
DOnnelly's Fleetnc, Samson on, k9dwlY's
Relef Magic OH, GarglnV OH Widtre Linz
ment and all others formerly SOC. now AOc'
Horse, Cattle and chicken Powders formerly
DE now .Uc.; Durhng's celebrated Condition
PoWders. improved 35c. per pound.
Kmnigs Hamburg Drops, acc per bottle Breast
Toa, 9Uc. packaRei Pills Of all kinds formerly
Csc. now 2Oc. per OOx.
PLAsTERS-POrous, Arnica, Poor Mans and
all others formerly .5o. now ZOc.
| WORM RENEDIES-Worm Syrups, Vermi.
fuges, Worm LOzenRes and COnfectiO1s iorm'
erly 25C. now 2Oc
Roots, Barks. Herbs, Medical Teas, &c, &c.
formerly from lOc. to l5c. per o. now TO- To &C.
per OF.
| Castor OIL. Balsam de Malta, Essence OF Pep
peimint, Essence OF Lemon, Golden Ilnoture'
ParegOric, and Glgcerine formerly lOc' 10 l0c'
now &c 10 l0c. per bottle
Everything Down ! Down !! Down! !
Caustic Soda, for Making Soap. from cents
20 10 cents per pound.
gallon less.
LOOK AGAIN.-wALL PAPER, Gold Gilt
Paner lOc Glazed Papers formerly 25o. 20 S5o.
now zoe WnIte Blanks and Tlnts formerly l5c.
10 25c now l2c 10 l5c., and Brown Backs form.
erly lOc. to re. now 70. TO SC.
Physieans Prescriptions aud Family Recipes
! COMPOUNDED at Greatly Reduced Rates. 60 or
| send TO DU RLING'S.
Having had an experience Of almost Twenty
| Years M the Drug Business more than Ten OF
winch huVe been IN LehightOn, VIII In the tu-
| tuTe as have in the past. Guarantee 20 all the
/ Very Best and Purest Drugs, Medicinesl0c., M 20
] TOR CASH Dec lr-nOv5
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An unpleasant passenger in a street car
is a crying baby. In such cases DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup should be given to the little
sufferer to ease its troubles. 25 cents bot
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esting but expensive appendage to the Gov
ernment, the District Of Columbia, that con-
sumes so much and produces so little, which
has such an undue proportion of unproduc.
tive inhabitants, and which is, therefore,
nearly always in need of large pecuniary aid
from the Treasury of the United States.
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Piano and Organ Taught.

Chunk, viii give LESSONS 70 PUPILS on the
PIANO or ORGAN, at their Resldehces Ia
LEHIGHrON or WEI6BPORT. Two lays IN
each Week. For tnrShoa parttOulaIp, enquire ~
S1ns Once espt. -
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RFPIn5 20 cure a case OF Catarrh In eae
w duLbQ neighborhoOd, with Dr. Karn
seris Remedy, To introduce IL sample free. J,
U riltOn. Pittsburgh. Pa noVA&md
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CASH ONLY!.
A administrators Notice.
Tn THE NATTER Of the ASSIGN-

II
L MENT Of JOS. b. SEIDEL, of Towa-
mensing Township, for the benefit OF credit0rs.|
To the Creditors Of said AsSignOr:
Notice Is hereby given, that said ASsignor has
applied 70 the Court OF Common Pleas Of Carbon
County for the benefit Of the Act Of Assembly
allowing property TO be set apart for himself and
family out Of the assigned estate, to the value
OF $500, and that the Court has appointed the
Second Monday In January, A. ID. ls7s, for the
Creditors Of said AssignOr 20 BhOW cause why
the said application shall not be granted.
ALLEN CRAIG,
Attorney for Jos. b. seidel,
November %, 1877. aeel VS.
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+, Of $40 costs Of motion. Lyon AIT. conneli.-

,.rment Of $40 costs Of motion. Lyon agt COnnel-
o1Ssr ssge DSnotue-Horandt agt denied
S2.sdi Tcrn-By Judge Van Worst. Hebrew Benevoeht
SSdss signed Bernhemes and ano agt willis and Grs 5
s,o- FnamgS settled and signed
,oasop Pioas - Special Icm-lv Judge j. f.
nay-kcsser agt kessler Divorce gronted stelnaIu
se given.
sson ast parties herein being in conflict as to
ths Sx,miSs;san on The iSh Inst AZ p order that
6f'csse " aed ' NSo ~ s"s MeiaSer
ss IOWnsce nlorse,"en on papers Bo1ram ag AIM
dismissed Railway ADVERTISING conpsny agt rn o
ssHSTrcr HaIios All. Rcfcrcl to g A. Peabody
ESQ Cmlon at ns'wsy AmSTS si sT s Hancax
Williams aet Administrations granted Cohen agi sehag on
Sieh rscl Fiiers nst Raach~DofcSiani es
ssIsei from uinrssnment under Fourteen Day act sch9
sSs -MvoH ssend granted poymrn, within
ihre aays of so costs answer 80 lie served a; same uns
sSSsSr,snG AR, Hsrc-Mcon granted for March o 1871
SSTT 1ss1, 40 ScSn sS Nam
isIer appointed resiycr. Appleton art stOrhens Re
granted
Couri Of Appoals.-AIBANY, Feb. 13.-ln the Court
q ArP amed Win as, The Union Ferry
COMPANY crawford sgt Eyer.op Billings ag The Msyor
Van NSyser Tuska at 6Biien stewart agt rsiick
T As re S the a The Manniactnr
srs Trnders Isns Nash sst Whites Bank OF Enhai9
.rsbce company The Trustees Of Eas, Hampton agt kirk
order granting new s r.ys t ss a saG Pssch
juan juan removing ioners irom otos aud setting
judgments parts of judgments ek rel
SslT f FGre s4 r E MSdss ae WaSr s
rel Hess agt. water orr granting new lIlal affirmed
S art Warren Appeal dismissed with costs Mar
Hs sgt Motion denied when costs are given It
ansuoeessiui party.-sisters Of Charity sg' Kelly.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR THEATON AND PHILADELPHIA. .,
Leave New YORK. foot Of iberfysi for rentoh zno nia
$50. $50, 49, lD l:3O, 33c 3'So l%oo
%. a. and at 500 y. ,n. for TTenps'. - -
ClaTkson-st. 1:I5, SID, 5:Io. lib H.
3:lJ. 3d. 40 q. . 4, ,,,.,. p.i,
road Third and BerSssts 73o. $3.50, $50 ll3o am
1870 $40, s 80 1910 y. IL ... o - os n IA or
ISavo for Ne" ORR Al IN" "'J, 'oo' WV WV
a. ~. 12l5, - q. ALI COB g. ~ .,,.. a.. non . -
and l,o Sleeping IL
MIGHT trains from both New-S YORK ana Philaa6lpms
SUNDAY TfAINS-Leaye New YORK fo9 ll1erdf ~, anu
PHILADELPHIA Third and BeTkssts at DO a. ~ 90" ~ " ~
ickeis sale foot OF Liberty ST. loot oi
Nos 5. and Gii Erladwy the principal hotels All Octs
81 tne trip Railway mnany New YORK and Brooklyn,
and at n Cnuri st. :irooklyn Baggage checked Ifoh
residence TO DESTINATION. - - =, Du.,S o., pa.s ...nt
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NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare, $
~ steamers leave PecS-slip daily CSunda;s excepted
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains New-Y0Tk, via Dcsbrosses ami CortAht
Streets Ferries, follows: - 49, ,,.-., 49, =,
Lures for Iiarislurc Pittsburgh the West AMI south TN
Pullman Palace attached $50 ln and $50 r. III
daily. -, , ~. -. O oo,, -,
For Wamspor Lock Haven, Cory, and Enc at S3Op NJ
connecting Ut CORY Titns1e Petroleum Csntt ana the
OIL Regions. For WiiliamsOrt and Lock Haven $50 NJ
For Baltimore Washington, and the South "lAnted ASH
ing0n Express Pullman Parior Can daIy except sunday
al $50 a. arrive Washington i:lO T. H. Regular nj S:4o
a. nl l. e. ami Sunday and D. ~ 20 N ,o ,,,
Express for PhiadcrIa 80 600. > ~ 'o:2V iihSu.
lO:J n l. T. = g. T. s3p, 4. IA abd IL hiSh Su9Gay
$50 n g. S3U, AMI r. Emigran; anu second Class
7. o,.,o.u
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway, Primo Ton, lrea
ton Perth Amhoy F.uiu gtOn. Ieydefe and other points
see local schedules at all ticket Offices
1870 NJ, daily l0 a. III. aud 600 p M da'ly except
Monday. From Washington and Balnr G:'o, 300 a. me-
40 $40 and p. Sunday. go 800 a. M From
Philadelphia 5:Oj. 620, 630, 800 1910, ll5O a M o.
10 $50. 600 $40 1870 aud 1920 D. ~ sunday, boo
G:2O CSC $50. 1850 g. 600, 10 10. aud 1910 p M
Ilcct Offices 52G and ga Broadway, M" Asttr House
and Of Dcsbosses and Coragdists; No; touftst
Bl0nslvu; 10, and us Uudsunsi 0uokeu; De
pot Jersey CITY. Emeran Ticket Office No place
FRA NIX THOMSON, u. N BOY ID, yr,
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

sun rlses G55 d3i Moon sets..... 659
PAY A.
Sandy HOOK S22 Cows isanc 9Oj Hell g. Ferry l054
WATER THE DAY 4. N
$40 lsanc 932 He'd q. Ferry ll2l
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gteamboais ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILRC

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEw.YoRk. ,r..,,,u,or
and ,s %as As o% ypsss ior Washington and
souhloo Express for Washington the South ana
kTn and n hGss n s $50 and /,
E W sSuraSaS Philadelphia steamer leavcs'
Hoo am and 400 .. m.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
and Naasass halrosds FARE 81 s, ea Rrp.Tt
BOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE X. r.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENIIrai leave \; .s III a
h.&h. H. Grand Central Depot daily tsundAys shcep'eo'
Arrives %Gr, ,srs nj, st tam mi al
jersey city itransfsr steamer Maryland 1929 nj or
Vsrein River iOo Pullman palace ears through win
b en@ 10 .S ss az ns chanss
rives: Putnam. $40 worcester. $50 mi Nashua
si % t%a 5ity u d steamer HaTya 1904
w. IL iSuSerintendent ucn1 Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
foot Of ieeI: aut foot OF carks0nS' up '0wn Freight
Co~lSenemg Jaa t. is77-INave new.York. ioot Of Lib
.:,oa n~NSL TRAM Feminglon, Eas,or BelvidsIe
Betnehsn bath SaTSh CHUNK a. une
's sas sa "m.aoasss ExrF,ss for high Ddec Branch
F..on Allentown Harrisburg ana the West Msueh Chunk
Tamaqua, Towanda, wlsesbarre scranton. Danviie VII
:Ioso a. m.-For som.ryills and rlemngon nat, Ana,
'1sO y. m-EAfHtSS f"dsopa. sho,
town March Chunk, WIlkesDaire, Scranton. Tamaqua
Naapoy civ, zeton- Reading, Columbia, Lancaster
Fphrafa Potsvie Harrisburg. &c. $780,.
400 D. m.-Tor High Bridge Branch Easton. Belv,dere
Allentown and Catisauqua connects at Junction win
Del ack ard West. Railroan ,,.
s4SUp m.-for somerville and 4 BENNINGTON .r
$3.50 m.-EyFSlNG EIPREss, caf foi Easoh hhen'o"n'
Reaaip1 Harrisburg, and the West
S3j D. m.-FoI Eastor. . - =. -. 81. TIN
si6 015 1915. lii5 a. n: l24o, 3;lo 49, oi'' ''i'
CONNECTION by clarkson't Ferry at Jersey C''
WIN a. IN nca Do,nts timetable at statons
sWxnaT TRsISS-iesye new ofk foot Ij'rrty-s NJ
O. 90 ~ 2.as 10 n m Eonnd Brook and intermediate
ponts and ~ $50 D. FOL Easton icadihE' ana
NEWBORN AND LONG BRANCH Dlv:
ALL RAIL ROUTE 70 PEk G1pT A ANn so, hoSo
rms leave New.l from foot OF Liberty ST.. North
piyrr Mt s:I5. has a. IN, i:l5 5lb D. H.
Iroro fooi Of Clark 81. 1l:1j n. n. - $780,.
stages 10 anh from keyport connect al ha'a"an e"o'
W q trains.
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Ivan HorsEy, J.
1910. u. s. Reflector Co. agt.
huston.
500. Andrews agt. Farley
ct nj.
6SS. .Scheuck agt. Barker.
800. .Drayton art. Crusby.
1l03. Palmer agt. Clark. &c.
1909. .Mulcahy aCt. n. Y.
Floating ID. Dock Co.
1880. .Trask et al. agt. Solo
mon.
ll63. Briggs agt. Berdan.
ll4s. .Lunny aEt. Clarity.
1875. .Jaggar agt Cunning.
ham.
1862. Mcclure agt. The N. y.
Cen. & II. II. Rail.
road Co.
966. .Ainsdell ct al.agt Garde
&c.
1855. .Bsni = agt. Carter.
S02. STANDBY agt. Tho
Mayor. &c.
46S. .Eglsn sgt. The Mayor.
&c.
IT'S. Russell agt. Helms.
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srf Grrnm.

A FACT. HORTON ICE CREAM Is MADE
PROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
appreciated for its purity Richness ana certainty OF be
ing delivered IL good order.
CLUTCHES, FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c, supplied at
25c. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo ami JELL1ES. ueh and dehcions' al
rrices below those OF any olio establishment.
Depois 3O5 Fnfhave. 2Gl Br'rway anh 10 Chathamst
EUSSELL' ICE CREAM, Doe per quart to
clutches and large parties. Charlotte Rnsse III boxes 10
carry home fresh twice day. II Bible House.
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FUICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1 ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TiAlNS jan l.
lS77-I4aye pot. Of Cortaut aud sis al
a 20 n mn, Night Exnress, daily for EasOn Beihlelea Al
lentown Maueh Chunk Wilkesbarre Ptst"n Sayrt Elia
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Bunao niagara FANS abH TIC
West Pulluan's sleeping coaches attached . , ,,,
$1,000 EGIST. AZ. "a RE, Supt aud Ehgr.
Of Cpftiaal
=.
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Hotels.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.-Lodgings, SOC
~ 200 light snge rooms gentlemen only weekly 81
13. Corner Bowery and Bayardst
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GENERAL SfsSlONs-PARr I.-HACKflT Hcofutf'-Jahes
Sutton, perjury.
Pant 1T.-SITHERLAND. J.-Charlcs Newman Jamfs Ken
neek John Davis, burglary Joseph Hatcher John nury'
Emma John larceny George II. EItz WILSON! "
Carrese Phillip Smith false pretenses James Mcfau James
Smith receiving stolen goods Albert IL SYLVESTER yebt lar
Aired Miller Bell, Henry smith, Adam Dcdllch
Jacob Bender Thomas NOON Charles Bell George sinti
Marx, violating lottery laws VIM Argyle James
Nue petit larceny Nellie Osborn, Edward MCLEAN Fred
erick Blown, grand larceny - 800
CoUgT OF APPEAIs-ALBAXY " ". Feb. 1SThe follow ing
is day Of the OF Appeals for "Wednesday,
Nos. IFS, le2, 1913. 1914, lS, t. 1885, and 1913.
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A GREAT OFFER y: ! T ;inrs s Fi...
Situations tUauteo-- females.

COOK, WASH and IRON-By reliable, com
neIen, girl city or country Call at the
AGENCY, l27 WaveIley-paco. No fee.
GET your capable and reliable cOored SER
NJ wants and female for every capacity st the Shoi test
notice for the city and country, AT SlNMSS sELEcl
AGEScY No DAB 5tbayr next door Eagle Theaer.
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4 ADY's MAID.-W Wanted, by a young woman,
situation as la.y's maid understands dressmaking aud
hairdrcssng perfectly. Address T. 81 Tribune Uptown
az icp 4 Ilroad Iva
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I AUNDRESS.-As first-class laundress in u
i j private family; city references. 4O6 5t,isve
I AUNDRESS-Firs by a reliable, in
dustrous girl; choice clty reference. Gail at the
AGENCY. l27 Wayerley place. No ie"
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g,tuaiions Wantea - 9emales.

A RST-CLASS cOlOred Laundress wishes
~ ladies', and families WASHING, By the dozen, week
month facilities first class. Call address MARY COR
DON, lbs West 30thst.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0 on
- and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer =,
PORT slip at IL 80 a. and Brdgep"r'A
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an EAIL HSNCTE TO PEkIH ANNOY, LUNU
pR hECn OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRT AND sQUAN.
TIans leave Nev.1 from foot OF Libertys. North
Piyer ut s:l5. HAS a. H., i:l5 81 10 D. H.
From foot Of CTarsson.st. AZ 1l:11 n M ,, o,o,,.
stages o from keypoft connect al niA'@"An eo'
W q trains.
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SPRcIAL TEEN-
Case ONO. "a Boo
COMMON PLRAs -EQUIT
20. .Schmitt sgt. JOelsohn. /
l..Ichtsl agt. Ioelsohn.
70. 6oldtiniih sgt. Tstter-
eUn.
y. .tihiag eat. Patterson.
~. feamos All. TowneS
e. klsy ggt. Healey.