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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
PR ON IslNG.

Quite stir was created among the real es-
tate brokers to-day when IL became known
that Mr.. J. Levois, through his agent In this
CITY. Mr.. Porteous, had purchased the Star
sugar plantation, for which he paid the round
sum OF $4,000 100000 Of which was to be
paid In cash
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED DURING THE WEI

SUGGESTIONS OPENED DURING THE WEEK.
Francois Raveau, David Walter Block, j.
N. Snawhan, w. d. Freeman, Denis Falyey,
Eva Miller, wife Of Caspar kralmann, Henry
Aufdemorte, Lucien Charvet, FRED Han,an
lean alias Jacques Gaudin and Eugene Gau-
din, his wife Stephen Kuhn, Jos. Perillat,
Christine Marie Newman, wife Of Henry or
Arin Boyeur. Widow Jean b. Genin, Jacob IL.
Wolff.
FMANCtPATED.
George A. Mcintyre, Geo NJ Rice. Alphonse
r MaIley. Elodie Bercy, VIM, Dayerman,
Chas + Prayer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
sleIshins at suicide Of a Dem
tlst.

CLEVELAND, Dec There Is good sleigh
ing on the up town streets and avenues
This mornings Leader announces the sui
eide, at 80 this morning, by poison, OF Y; y.
Square, and residence at "a Clark Avenue,
west side
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
PAY YOUR STATE TAXES BEFORE PUB
I,iGATION OF DELINQUENT LISTS.
Lanpes keeps the best and freshest vegetables
in the Magazine Market stalls 81 and 3d.

MEssRs. PArTrsoN 4 BovARD.--Wetakes special
pleasure In directing the attention oil our
leaders to the advertisement Of the above hrm,
who are the sole agents in L 7uisiana and Mis-
sissippi for those famous distiers Of whisky;
Messrs T. & J. W. Gaff, Of Aurora Indiana, \, and
are Also the agents for G. w. Wymond, Of
Aurora Ind .or Of the most extensive wholesale,
dealers in fine whiskies. brandIes and liquors 2,
are very highly esteemed In this city, where
their promptness. probity and fair dealing have
won for thnm good standing among cpnIhn m e
| cial men They are also popular men ahd nave
| a host of friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
A CONTEST.

Formal notice Of contest has been served on
Conpressrnan-e elect J. II. Acklen, of the Third
District, by r. M. Hebert, the Repubicah-Na-
tiopaI nominee for the district.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

Lord Justice Thesiger said Mt Chester AS
sizes. England. that in his opinion too much
leniencv had been extended TO crimes OF vio-
lencp, compared with those against property
He Intends to do his best to reform these
dreadful outrages; and, rs beginning, ne
sentenced wife-beater OF the worst KIND 10
twenty years Of penal servtude. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Fire.

At O'Clock Saturday morning tne uHiry
owned NV John Marie. and occupied by Ber-
trand Garet, located at the corner 81 Four
tpenth and Short streets, was totally des-
troyed by fire Loss estimated at S3oo, put
covered by insurance
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FMANrIPATED.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Theodore Mahr vs. Herman isaacs.-Pe-
ttioner prays far damages amounting TO
$1,000 for false arrest and malicious prosecu,,
ton by defendant. who caused him to be trieu
examinations the charge was dismissed as
without foundation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

San Francisco papers bring the informa-
ton that John Young has returned from
Arizona to Salt Lake with the. report that
he has secured that Territory for the Nor,
mons" It is also said that Cannon and
Hooper will have strong lobby Of polyga-
nous females In Washington to help them In
their scheme to have Utah admitted as
state Il is hardly possible that another
State will be admitted to the Union before
the next presidential contest is decided. The
Democrats burnt their fingers when Colorado
came In. Both parties have learned caution
from that little affair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
r,,.sn,c,xo Sbr,eyalty.

Cu1rAGo. Dec. THE friends OF ex-SheriH
Kern have determined to petition the court to
order new count Of the votes for sheriff al
the late election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

william r. Chandler Is not disposed to ac-
rppt the Presidents apology. He says, how.
ever. that II Hayes lives another year ana
keeps along ON the same line he may be
pretty fair sort Of Republican.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

bishop Odin was nm intimate and devoted
friend of Father Sheehan. Father Sheehan
has host of friends here to welcome him
back to the scenes Of his former labors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

Gen. N 2. Banks is mentioned as likely to
be made United States Marshal for the Mas
sachusetts District on the expiration NJ the
term of the present incumbent, ROLAND ushef.
fisher lie a strong Butler man, and his term
Of office will expire about the time OF Banks
congressional term.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

The DEMOCRAT is Obliged to Staub OF Goldth-
waite's bookstore. on Exchange Alley near me
% .pers and periodirals. including PUCK 9, Har-
per's Weekly the Waverley Magazine the FIRE
side Library etc aub evidently knows now
to handle newsstand. as he always MASON manu-
the latest and best.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
CUsTOM-HoUsE NOTES.

A new supervisor OF improvements IN the
Custom-H House has been appointed, but the
authorities in the city have not as yet been
informed as to who the party Is.
District Attorney Leonard yesterday re-.
ceiyed a draft for the amount due the heirs OF
the victims OF the MeAlester disaster.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
STATE TAX DELINQUENT LISTS FILED
MONDAY DECEMBER y.

Japnes has everything fresh and fine IN me
shape Of meats and vegetables. NJ Stalls 81 ehu
"a MAGAZINE Market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

DEIINOUENTs FOR STATE CAPITAL TAX
AND LICENSE ARE LIABLE TO SUMMARY
SEIZURE AND SALE OF PROPERTY OR
FFEECTS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

In addition to bis meats and vegetables f ne
Kinds Don't forget M Lannes. stalls 81 and 3s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

JJght. airy and cheerful, centrally Located
and earefnlly managed. the Colonnade Hqtei
offers uneoualled Inducements to Philadeiphia
visitors
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

CITY TAXES AND LICENSES FOR 1873
CAN RE PAID WITHOUT COSTS UNTIL
THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT. no FURTHER
SrAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

PENALTIES AND COSTS ARE INCREAISsl,,
ING UPON YOUR UNPAID STATE TAAES
AND LICENSES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

CITY TAXES AND LICENSES FOR 1873
GAN BE PAID WITHOUT COSTS UNTIL
THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT, NO FURTHER
STAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Personal.

Mr.. Edward Lllenthal, the well known
Canal street jeweler has returned from the
North with a superb stock for the holidays.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

Gen Joseph E. Johnston has o novel view
Of the effect OF the recent elections on sea-
tional politics. "Sectionasm," he says TO
correspondent Of the Cincinnati EHqnrer,
"Was killed In the recent elections, ana long
before 1880 the solid North and solid South
will he forgotten terms. The people oil the
south have known for thirteen years that the
war was at an end, but these long range
Radicals and latter-day warriors cannot
seemingly be brought to a realization OF the
fact" You're right General, they can't. ano
what is more the whole North can't so long
to make free suffrage a mOcRery ana your,
| latter-day reformers continue To stun DsIob-l
boxes with tissue ballots, squeezed III Dy
| thousands in the sacred name OF reform.
| A queer hunting scene, and one That pro
| yoked much comment, occurred Fecently
Salthill, near Slough, England A specla
| train from London had brought down fliteeI
couples Of stag hounds, sixty horses ana q
| many huDtsnen. A cart containing an o.
| deer named Honesty" was next Wheeled lnt
| position and the QUARRY turned loose. fio1s
esty," who. it appears, had stood tne TEST Ihfe
| or four seasons, and was personally known
the majority Of the company, az once lhaoen
| Rurnbam Beeches, followed by the who
| naek in full cry. Some Of the fair weathe
| spnortsrnen we're chOked off, and after the fir
| yaiIe ar two h vi been passed over the field D.
| came comparatively select. one OF the ride
hrnke his collar bone, and another had b
/ head cut open. Honesty" proceeded on b
nourse to Amersham, and then to CLANCY
near Rickmansworth, where she was final
run down by the dogs. Commenting on II
affair q London paper says: ITO ~ 2rth o,
nurslIe wild animal to death may or mi
not be legitimate. But to bring out a.
hound deer known by appearance to most
those present Is contempuble.
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Houac. Montreal. Tho detective. who Ind be.
gun TO write 'spuirh near tho young man.
after scning this much took tho young mum to
IiukcriOn.
that the person whom he hnd addrcesed as hBcl
SNOW WIS Mhpun. SuhscquCnt ly lac ndmit-
tel that he had received from Whrldn. just be-
fore his departure. % pnrkngo which ho WINS in
give him further orders. llO was positive in
hia n--O rtiun that hc WA ignorant Of the con
tonls OF thi- plckngn. lie M" WhrlAn in ncavcr
hiIo.t early uu Friday evening. and received
thr pfckago from him. lie Hlso rgscisgd from
WhrIup letter addressed To- Mr. lrou 10.
which hc was ii~iru'trd t. mail the e. lowing
morning. Whelnn then took The 8 i. NJ. tr.in
on 'hr HUDSON liVrr Railroad 'pr Cana ln. lie
prom Sod a. write to his friend. The lciior7 tho
young man gut ut Tho lyu Nusl once were
tao FIRST hc had received from Nhulnu. In one
Oi tIt-n letters Nhrlan spoke Of his crimes.
rskrl II an account ~ them had boon pun
lishrl and wuntod his friend to telegraph II
everything was all right Pukcriou answered
the de. patch and. IN c9mplihnco WIN nnother
continuing an account Of his crimes. IN OH Ger
was promptly despatched u Montreal. When
the detective reached the Albion House Nhcan
had been gCnc an hour. He lett no address.
but directed that u any communications camo
for him they should be- retained. Tho local POI
lice wcre Informed Of the case. and u sharp
watch was put on the Poet once. telegraph
Offices. hutols. and railroad dcpots. In what way
tho capture was made the detective did not tcc-
graph. hut he suys that NhClnn promptly nd
mittcd his identity. and agreed to return with
out tho fOrmuIity Of cNtraditiOn. There was
found on his person $500. A second despatch
from Port Henry Yesterday announced TINT tho
party had crossed the border, They Will arrive
mere this morning. md Wholnn Will be- ar
Tho package coniided 10y Whclan To his friend
was found under heap Of coal IN cellar IN
Jersey City within few rods OF the Police Cen
trial Onlcc. II was found TO contain all OF Mr..
HOgIuuu =
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SUGAR FRAUDS

The undersigned connected directly indirectly with
the grocery Interests Of tins city in view OF the charges
Of fraud aud adultcrauon against the sugar rencrs
this country by which that portaut industry has been
greatly injured deem to be the duty o. Government
Board Of Health 20 speedily inye stgao any specific
charges which have been may be made. and rive NJ
prompt decisonsn order that the present de pcs,
IN the trade may be- removed Pending such n,estsa
ton desire TO express confidence IN the int gritty
and honesty rcnuors class. and also the
opinion that The specific and unqualified denial. by lead
Ing rehner. Of the charges of adacrauon should be he
heved rather uan the sensational general a., rLons
Regarding TIE charges 81 fraud upon the revenue
through The importation Of sugars ul.h .accariuc test
GaVcrument To remove the ambiguity in our revenue
laws which invites such nm nriAu"ns AMI ~ TIE f"t a.
LARGELY to the benefit " TIC oresu planter than
American others II isnot inst that the wholo enu', II
any, should rest upou The latter
II ~ II THURREE 4 co. ii0 ReAde Il
FRANCIS n lEGGETr \ co. - keade u.
) AMES niW LILA co Isl Mcst =
iiiTSRRY' wrIsiI, 81 Wa,Si H Il
SMITH. PERKINS A co. Rochester. y Y.
WHIrTlSG 4 IEoNNRD Alhauy. Ny
| GROUSE hRos sytacp~c, y
NpNrtArH 60. Albany y y.
| AIsaoOp. RA>t'll A 90. Btnoklyn.
| HENRY ofiEKMAN = CO. 80 Park place.
builhMANN 4 90 20 wa,hineton ST.
VALENTINE BERGEN co BROOKLYN.
| KoRI SEAMAN 90. y AMI - Murray A.
| RURKHALTER. MASTEN 4 60. l~S 100 chambers st.
| , = nAzARD 6CO, lu1 and ipi Chambers 81
hbbNr ti6s / tNaihWhTx ioS s'W "Ss ~
AAC & MARSH liu Chambers Il
MiiLfe. GRrISfR 20. Baaalo \ s.
! NAiiNkEN ", NnoRl4I 81 20 Duane =
SAfi.SSFFRiT' wfSG sSoNN1ttVG 'kIb SmsN y
| CLARK, HOLLY kErCnuN, ~ Front II
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('EEAp UINT.-siure "a bond II. BROOKLYN. go;
= ctrneT nf liol klusun ay amt Marion ST.. 81
nFFICI1s TO LET-In second story sun hiiding
~ 'front.' AMI rear, Vc.i ~ al ava steam heated Az
RIO LET Desirable house Plea ant location Bfoll-
u. So, furniture viii hr sold low Ter cash. Tor par
tics nlsllns "a commence housck ing good UppuItu
MY. Adtres. G.. y. u. loN irl. san 6fllce
no LTT-Ntty Cheap, tuildug on ~ aN., near Glsi
Il Ct, nov Ahaktry.
i A rR( IRsHANK / GO - Broadway.
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pENNsYLvANIA HAlLRoAD.

AND NAlID STATES NAIL kOl Tb,
on ami aitCr Nov. 10 1875.
Trains leave S,w York, via pVtbrOss0s anu COrtandt
Streets ftrrics. ~ follows
Express for atr.hurs Pittsburgh the West Anl south
with Pullman Palace Cas- attached, AT A ", q and
htNf daily
For Wniausport Lock Haven. CORY. and Fuc. At 70
l. VI cVhntcnng at CORY Tor ntu,,i,l", Petroleum
leuitc and The Oh Regions MNhamsFon and Lock
Haven. - A VI
Balamorc Washington and the South Limited wash.
inst.n Lsprc- of Pullman raEor ear daily, except
Sunday, ~ A NJ arrive Washington - Z ". Rcgu.
Lar At 90 and > 20 A VI, and ~ + VI Sunday,
go \. " ana 10 4 fug baltimore, 4 T., NJ, except
sunday
ENTrtssfr Philadelphia $50 : 30 20 . 90 IAnutctn.
~ 4 NJ. ~ .. a. so 81. and ~ T. u SUNDAY.
and second class, 7 80 e. "
Boafs IT Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans at Jersey Cay, afording speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trans arrive FROM rlttshursh OSo - ~ 4 VI 10 10
+ VI daily. g. nA " n % T. " daiiy. except Monday.
From Washington AMI baltimore Is 80 4 VI . . 3 n
80, ~ iOr " Sunday. u ~ 4 VI and ~ lu = "
800 80 J2o 2 and ~ ~ r NJ sunday, .o1
q D.. 10 q, ~ - 4. NJ =" 30 1910 H. w.
1.cAtt pnccs a2O and va Broadway, Aston House,
And loot nrshross"s and IoTtand ss Court Il and
bi.osiyn Annex n'p1t. foot u fuion g nro9syn,
IA 10, ant liz Hudson ~ ll0buktn, Depot Jersey
C,t, IN grant sAst Of'ige, Battery place,
lkANk THOMSON l.. + FARMER,
General Manager. GEM Nassa AGENT
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wander. Table Tnik.

The reputation Of Mr.. james McNnir Whistler
Tor hona inos and causc sayings i increasing daily
Here IL the latest story lady seated nuN To- the great
color ssnuhorist at dinner was cNolin- the NctsauhtN
uf the wiz elected 4. X A. " such wonderful uau
said she. AN admirable uusuist-can converse iucnty
an siN seven language" " Necs,' drawlcd James
most excellent public speaker with grcAt now ut
Language" said the lady. "lv-cs drawled james a
spcudhl sculptor You recoleCt hi. group In tho Acatc
m, last year," sai the lady. There was moncntary
siic nee " Paints too" drawlod James dreamiy play
wit hr al
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Killed by tho bic Of u Fly.

Tf0Hl fKf hdIsU fIv IIflfs
Frank IT, Swartz Of West Kansas died last
evening. ON "Wednesday last he was bitten by carrion
ny on tile lett corner the mouth Ills blood POI
-oncd. and disease known a. "charhOn" ensued The
theory the j. that the fly had been sucking tho
Juices diseased animal or carror and inocula ted
linn with the poison His face ard head swelied to an
enormous size and his face became discolorcd-black
and purple. ON Thursday night no became inscnslbe,
and last night he died.
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6rturslous.

ron FIsHING.-un sunday. Dec :. heated saloon
- steamer - IA LOW leaving Franklin = 4 =
lufh -. y u. 90. -tA II. y. u : - ftr - = X .
1I. Baf' ry 90. u,Nt 10 staten Island fcrr,.
Tickets 81 cod tackle and hit ru hoari see Tues
drN -rfpfr- Al. q FOSTER. Mauascr
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no rmILADELPnsA

TWO ~ SEW YORK.
Double TRACK, TnE MOST IMPROVED EQl1P
MIST. Ann TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on ANn AFTER NOV. 10 1874.
Express trains hhNs New York. via DVshTOSses and
tnrnanit streets Ferries, Hs follows.
$50, al, $40 -, ~ iIlmitedl n 4 l. IS a. 7.3n
r so, and ~ 4. VI.
Boats oi nTuuklHn Annex" connect with al through
trans A. dorsey r'ty. rno;diug SPEEDY and diScet
transfer for hroOkNn travel
Returning train leave Philadelphia u o. - 81. =
7H', y, q. Ant II \. VI hintrd Express 80 r.
T.. ,. 4, =. 80. 7, and 73A =. " On Sunday, ~ ",
a4t,3s5 y. r. So 47.;aP NJ
n'RCt offrcs h2d and pI RrOahwav. Astnr House
and loot oi d. brosss and 'ortandt Sta court - and
hnokiyn Annex Depot loot ot Fulton st, Brouhbn, IA
lO and IN liitsOn II ltubokeus Depot Jersey Clty
Lmarnnt ucket Office Battery place.
FRAkk THOMSON l. T.. FARMER,
Gtneral Alnsssr GEM Passenger Agent
TROY HOATS leave rior a. n Il, foot Leroy st ,
daily except Saturday, at6P NJ
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STEAMBOATS, ano g,ailgulSs.

STEAMBOATS, ano s,aJlTuIos.
ALBANY noATs-PEoPLE's IINE-lsav.
n ilcr ~. : Il, daily except SUNDAY. Mdr VI.
NEW LINE TO BOsro>.
~ Wa Allyns font
s,.. N3EwicrI lJSE PlFn ,o.rov
att 81 T. daliN. SUNDAYS included.
- [AEE nNk puLi;A. every DAY in the week
connecLnE with boat At Aims Point
GOOD SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS
Norwich line tor Ro.ton, Worcester. Portland and all
POINTS norm , an 'In"''InnetS AND NORWICH
sicamcrttirY ~ LlNHENCE ami FALMOUTH. from
rer - 4. dally, At4anr " sunday eNerp,cd
eft. rcnrary tl7 proglWaV corner of canal II
Freight taken foT all points ~ lowest rates.
Pc iugt.cT sos. fn'-uon. Inquire al Per a.. Il
Nj METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
= NEAREST point Tor Wall - Grr, CortlanJt - near
ct POINT ior Jersey ely ami toununipAN icrIws Park
Place. nearst to.ns ior ry.t once. ely Hall and
roint Tor faNona AMI Eric Railroad errN Franklin i
iur 'hu-topher 4 terry 20 Hoboken lith st
Near. r.ini % vm9n ,sgnaTe s9d iyesGn IhSa
2h st-Near,-i point 20 Booths ~ james, and Park
Ihesirrs Grand opera nous, Gilmore Garden, Ma
POINT 9 san Lard. Broadway and Frh Avenue Theatres
Aqusuum. sud san Francisco Mnstrch 42l It = on
iral potot san H-Nearcst point Tor Central Park
| f0r uptown trans, taAs east side stations For
cents eNcs ptuttwrcn the hours Of o, ami -. AMI
andTP VI when the Are y cents connects with the io
ferry AZ Grand 1t with cars ior pe.bross,s AMI last
Grand i res ~ Bceoker q with cars for east and
= 'efrcs. i, 81 Win car, i5S Tcst ssi and fat
2 and Sith t. ierres' At 3Al 81, with or Wee.
ssNAen ferry at 'A Nv "h fei IS s' ss G
NJ VA BsocliiS. superintendent
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f,I.Os1No DAY

Of the 0rch
INTERNATIONAL DALEY FAIR
~ av CJl aud GtM ia
Omen FROM 10 4 N. 60 iur NJ.
Adircss thl SATURDAY. evening. De v ats UcV,k, by
iRANois NOuirON EsQ
DAVID ssONL. EsQ Idi.5t Of uic journal of Com
msrcr. pfr.liias
GRAND DISPLAY or 1uE AMTRfcAS Ash LtHo
rrfN CuEKSE AND TUIrER
DOMESTIC AM IMPORTED BLOOptD CATTLE
CiEF,E AND BUTTER rACrORlKs ~ 0rt.tArioN,
AND TilK MASlfACIUtE o. kACH DisrLNEp
MuENING. AFTERNOON AND rVEHlSG
AENuUNCiNINI Oh rHiLEa nv
N FOLSOM. ESQ
President OF the Board ol JudI. att
CONCERTS by DOWNING < NINTH HiGlNENr BAND,
accompanied D., JARD1NEs GtANn ORGAN
ADHESION - CENfS
AtoP NJ The Premium ,hcc-c ami 1huricr's TNhiht
NJ Foreign cheese viii hc cut an tu the Executive m'
nitioO Room, ami di,iici among cNhibttIs aid daiy
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SinantlaI.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned mas
~ male uglcAion Tor me renewal at the following
ccrut ltss 90 stock OF nc camden and AWhoy Railroad
CcWlauv u, same having t,cn - or destroyed
No 75i. \ & Tor slHrts dated the G'h duy O Sep
tcinbFr. lsJA
80 sis, e tor 4sh-res. dated the Gath DAY Oh DC.
Bcti IN The name ofGEoRGE " LTrPiNcorr
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Sewing Hlathlu,1.

NJ ACHINES- pomcst.r. singer ami " 4 Wilson ~
WI weekly u. BRuNN. -. GganI =, . wear F0gs! W.
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TtolI 2loiN,s.
= " -FFF'EE7'
II mE CnmNNnoN cARPrNTEn.s rs.

II m ,CoHYNDoN CARPENTERS -,
Nll-fGtsu'.i - ircfe" 10 tue hHh Court oi
,n' 60 c.syn'on cali n',r de,-R ami an action
A. , - - a.. 80. w. - %, ,.'",
tHryrl0n taritni,r. william Faunti-roy t.fucut,r
v,rr ie.r,cd,siy s.n, ct Doctor Nstiar.i Car
inter, i3fe 4 ue County II King AMI Queen.
e.. meah Aprl l77-, leaving widow ard The above
named t.'r cWIrrh, tnr,nioh tlri'n'r. MnAan
lArnttr ,aflent.f Nati .nic tarpertCr ami hushfot
-t uir him 'rr' WINS are 70 prove their claims a.
The said curvnion carpenter believed TO have did
IN ~" year l''' interstate hhd without i',ac leaving
william Falnueroy Carpenter 3, believed to have dot
A. mo ,nl % ls.t injury irie.t and unr srcd and
gEsH, g. charles Carpenter ON the 10th las OF Fehru
N4hAnic Carp,ut- is believed to have dl,d in tie
nashroi C.s,saeri s.pi o,cd 70 h. died young Il
faH Cavity Sorlh Csroin, Tile widow OF the SAIL IN
NaihAm"l Carpenter }, ieAef cd O. have married again
tho advertisements IN the SETON u RuwcV Fiisgerald
NJ, 80 ia2 aimed Co b. o. psr-olu Icprt cnta
cary' ner arr. ny them.,Ncs orr thor ,oActors on
or bor, the ais day Of jsuuary is7a 10 come and
,tlor sF,'afi,s Hal Al Sc itCi tncery i4 Miiic.
- In an ~ m =, 'a., her the, WI. he per,mp
"a, c,s a. noon ~ IL sii thamtyf. i. appointed Tor
pat.l IN, -o.h DAY " ~ cmh' :. is7.
ROBERT ". fEAkf. Chief ClcrN
FuulE ht"ilhS. - ,hnlteN lane. Liucens Inn
| London. s''. ,i'.s 'or til' iluurns
NOrLCE. iiioVts GoopING COLI Thomas
va. Sg Is. ' a. l"s S o and nd In. .% H. f
,arl i""Mhs 1or, T.1h ~ family. WIN 7 q Colc.
SSeS er,s, SM VII a." Or a IS
toward u' M oi l~.a j. VI - cole y hy;ns, and
SIS ,or-. s. Scots llununsionshirc fls.nd ho viii
h.ft 81 s'nchus e. MS ad'gutlsr Il an5 oe can giN
k,.n Butter, AMI N,l"snson Wi BE- ohilcd By such m
lennauen