The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-25


The Court proceedings of last week we're
copied from the Hanterdon Democrat. Byan
oversight they were not credited.
The new POSTMASTER took possession Of
the post Office in this city on Saturday last.
His deputy is Mr.. Alex Silvers.
The private dwelling house attached to
the Union Hotel in bennington, was sold at
public sale on Saturday last. Messrs. johnson
q Ramsey were the purchasers at $3.50.
The next regular meeting of the Hunter
don County Tax Payers Association win be
held at the Court House IN Pennington, on
/ Thursday afternoon, Goth inst, at I O'Clock.
Another dozen of Lounges to select from
at Trrus --Blue, Green, Brown and Striped
Terries, Hair Cloth and Carpets.
Andrew Robertson and family of French
town, have removed to Trenton, and are en-
gagged in the grocery business. on Broad
street.
REV. DIR. Stokes, who was pastor of the
H. E. Church in this city, over thirty years
ago, preached interesting sermons ct that
church on Sunday last, both morning and
evening.
standard Prints reduced to 81 and cts,
at Van Horns. ia.
: The ladies of the III. E. Church. in this
city, propose giving an Strawberry Festival,
about the 18th of next June. Full particu-
lars will be announced hereafter.
The Orphean Musical Association of this
city, will give their second complimentary
concert to the associate members of the as
ISOLATION on next Monday evening.
"A lot OF Landfetil's Garden and Flower
Seeds, at Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
Mr.. Jas. III. Case, residing opposite
Weeden's paper mill, had the misfortune to
lose about forty dollars in bank bills a few
days since. The money was in roll, and was
lost somewhere in the lower part of the city.
Large assortment OF Garden and Flower
Seeds at Moore's Drug Store-original depot
for Landreth's Seeds. G.. NJ. Shamalia, pro-
prietor. Il. 4, If.
-" Our boys . in THE RECORD Office are
thankful to Mr. J. F. Boozer for some fine
apples. Uncle Finny'' has got so used to
giving presents, that Christmas don't come
often enough.
= The meeting of the Reform Club at Ly-
ceum Hail. on last Friday evening, was well
attended, and the speaking by Messrs. CANT
made and Fuller, of Trenton, was lstended to
with interest The cub will Meet again on
next Friday evening, when it is expected that
there will be speaking by home talent
Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car
pets of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low al.
The beautiful spring weather suggests
the propriety of getting seasouable hats Of
Hottell, az e. State street, Trenton, where
can be found big stock Of all styles, of the
latest fashions. His store is the headquarters
for young men who desire frst-quality stock,
at reasonable rates. Silk hats, fitted to the
Broadway and Phila. Spring styles now ON
hand
The Board Of Trade Of this city have
been discussing the question of taxation at
their recent meetings. Martin Coryel Esq,
has been investigating the question and has
collected some useful figures. 1t is a subject
which needs the careful attention of every
taxpayer Our taxes for some years, although
not oppressive, have been as great as those of
Trenton, Mobile, etc and greater than those
of indianapolis Rochester, Boston, and
Providence, while we have but few Of the city
convenlences that they haVe' sueh as water,
sewers, &C.
Entirely new styles of Tennessee and
Italian Marble Ton Tables. at Titus's. at low
n,.;Sos tv;t1 no nieasad 10 sbow them
p.'e ~. ~ - -,
Mrs. Ett'e W, BRINK mas Just returned
from New York with handsome assortment
of Millinery Goods of the latest STYLES. to
LII, s,,a invites Tho attention &c tho ladies
m"ion -, 20 s.s = - -
iiease esi' az w. ~ o"'ois ss'So'' anu eAan'-
inc them. a. 20, st.
CONCERT. The Second Grand Concert of
tho w;,on. orchestra assisted hv Miss An.
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Andsrso,,s nrne Store
a new &c cigar al Anderson,s Drug Store
TRY it. mar. 81.
Tomorrow tThursdayl evening. AN en-
tarta;ntmant will he given in I,vceum Hall