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BOUND BROOK KOIIF.
FOR TRENTON AND PHI LA DELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia at $50 g.
$50 lIjO m $780, $3.50, $50, II p H. .. M. for
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North pennsylvaDaRail
l:3O $780, J:3O p. m. -
Leave Tr nOn for New York at 100 cxcep Monday) G3
sos, loco a. m. 1913 2:l5, 4:lO, 6l5 D. N. ~
Plfnan ID Room $50 a.
800 r. m trains from NewYOk 10 the 1880 1870
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New.York and philadelphia at
$50 a. 53o II Leave Ne work for Trenton at $50
$50 Leave Trenton 12u. 1870 6lOp m.
Tickets for sale foot OF Lberyst, Nos J29 and 94t
Broadway. the PRINCIPAL hotels all Offices of the Erie Rail-
way IN and Brooklyn and at No Courtst Brook.
lyn Baggage checked from residence to destination.
II. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pase. Agent
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Gonscs ano farms fUanteo.

IOWA LAND WANTED tor property lightly
mort .aeed in Brooklyn improved property
and clear near the city. rutland * WHITING, No D
BerkmaHst
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STEAMBOATS, an0 hullrod0S

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE:-The
~ elegant steamers DREW II EOHN VIII
leave "r 81, Norih Itycr foot OF canal ST. tally SUNDAY
iuru!,di ~ m connecting Albany Oh express trans
for SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE, LANA 6HAMPLAlN,
the ApIRON DACkS MONTREAL and points NORTH
and Tickets tlntipil hotels ana
all press Offices Now York ard Brooklyn
IirnoLyn passengers transferred free by Annex boats
ca-s luc ~ deck, 2jc excursion 10 Albany aud
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CcatBfr5.

GcalDfr5.
4 PROFESSOR in one of our oldest colleges,
prfirncc female alton. desires the pruc
pa.hp Of a young Ladies institution Address PROBES.
SOIi. care 81 Dr J. q. Holland New YORK.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ scd l~Ji promptly provides families schools colleges,
with teacher 81 ka0Wn calhc aud character; represents
teachers wanting ruR9r"cts gr"s parents information ~
good schools highest Inducements circulars ioi stamp JN
FCHEKMEKIpKN, y. NJ. s"'y. 30 last IAN II, y. \.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
SORs. PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS. II TORS aud COY.
IKN U.s. from leading American and European cob
gcr universities and COnsrfyatofts. positions promptly
hllod IN nj Of Instruction Apply Miss ". !.
YOUNG. 80 - Unon- square broadway side.
4 MIDDLE AGED LADY, an American, who
has with WISHES To take first
class family capable 10 do always having had home 81
her would part 81 the country. out Of the
States; bTec from all membranes. Address, for
week. q. H. j, Uptown Tribune once, l,23S ioadway.
'I'EACIIEES BUREAU, 81 West 3jth-st.
1 Reliable Agency. Foreign and American teachers for
sch"ols and fmrr Mrs Mitchell Qrncpll speaks French,
German and Italian
'ITACIIERS of ability and experience sup
Piled with good positions. Now the apply FOR
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. 4. tOTESWOKTI P!NCk-
NEN = Agency supplies ica'hcIs with positions Application
stamp. supplies aud families cOinpc.
tent instructors, without chargc 80 Union dthaVCsdc,
~.
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Anrtiou Salcs OF Real Gstats.

Anltiou Galcs OF Real estate.
4 i AVCTION.-Prcmises Nos 80, 23S, $40
~ and az Cherry ST. viii br sold by RICHARD V IAH-
NETT Auconrcr. AZ II oclock MONDAY, June ,. the
Exchange Sacsruon, III BIOadway
Of tommon Pleas; Frederick SwaTts referee TERMS
EASY. For maps nnd information apply To TOWNSEND
WANDELl, Attorney, 800 broadway
GREAT OPPORTUNITY To BUY IA BROWN
~ STONE Front HOUSE. No. liz West 53d.st. 3sroy
basement and cellar good and plumbing hardwood
hnsh buit IN best manner sold for 81 800 cash 1872
viii be sold al auction by
II. V. IIARNETT Auctoneer, ft
Exchange sale Rooms, II broadway,
May 20 today, NJ noon.
$4,000 viii buy II. Rented TO good tenant and full
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EraGl Notices.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. Notice is hereby

~ given that JACOB FINK and JOHN JACOB
FINK Of EnglrWOoi the County of Bergen and state OF
NewJrrscy, hath this day made assignment 10 the sub
scbcr 81 their estate for the equal benefit Of their creditors
and that the -a creditors must exhibit their specye claims
within the of three months.
Dated ApIil II. 1878. ROBERT BONSALI,
Va mn ia.ay !
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Gun Real estate for Sale.
EROSBl-ST PROPERTY. near Broomc. will
Y BE- -"d very low 10 put, ahlr {" pay tuo1 5000
N'iuRr In part Tor liuoA house. 1T LAND
& MIiIIING, . ErrAmaurt
'EO 81 lLDERS.-Blocks al lots for sale at
i $40. terms. sutih" i0r low cost dwellings
fom $i1I upwards. which be- readily sd Apply 10 H.
\. lOi 80. Engineer, SC, - INchaug, place.
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gn6trncticn.

4 DVERTISERS!
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE ana
ALL III RSTCLAsS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PUI.VERMAN, ,23S Broadway New-York.
Send copy advertisement when asking for estimate or
formation.
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RRADFORD ACADEMY
ID FOR ioI ~ LADIES
To- turtiCuats and adm lssiun
"' Msy IT, ISIS bradford. 'la:..-
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies.
ma II, 81 , ,,aia ,
rhla and IL aiding X r. miles IRON ihlid nii,d I'D mum
Der. For catalogues apply 10 Geo g. bnier \ VI innd"-
HOME institute. Taryt A boarding
sept Il Ion circular address Mia VI ~ MEiCALF Pm.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Pa hcstfn Gcauiiu 'olleg" ii,,n" lnd school.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
u hVA wILLiAMs. rrnc,ral.
AIRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich. Conn.
V1 Pupil. WHO fo the spring Term may main under
Mrs Vests through summer vacation. Box l-'.
MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
vi FAMIIN AMI DAY SCHOOL for YorNG LADIES.
So aJ Wal, A. New Haven Conn. tac -tth opens
september = circulars seht ur"u application.
For Both Scxes-Country.
EREENWICII ACADEMY. with Musical In
~ ,rtue ana CoInmcr, college founded l~o2 -ta-idc
S scS I.ei = D 1ANt'irA An Principal last ''''"
IbARENT wishing 10 go abroad, or Others.
! FEAR 81 Pheasant home. with cii'i training ia
'"hh''''h WIN -. '''', 1'.' ~ .,
wood. NJ. Reference given and required.
DENNINGTON SEMINARl.-TlIOS. HAN
ION g. D., n ~idcut Termination j. on" 81 ih. best
t.En pr. o.. SOD pr. VI. Board and tuition
'r')V In al branches IN Eo' kLANb COLLEGE, Nyack.
N'la both soIot eltias but music II BANNIsILI
Miscellaneous.
ETROPE-A lady well vcrscd in French.
rce If ct nor. Young ladr. tOtrAS, aIu Address
T. ". Box No 2.3ij. Post pnic".
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Gllua!iono {Uhl,c0-- NlIleo

Glluaiicno Wanico-- Nlaleo
4 RESPECTABLE married man. with Il
~ small family would tahr charge 81 % grutirHli-
months would act for
building titN Address
NJ. 49, G.. pi"~u Iuburr uff'.. l.i~ IroItwav.
EOAClIMAN.-By a single man a. cOachman.
" Who understands bis bu-lut-- thoroughly good CITY
references. country preferred Adiicss -. e, ptown 1ub
olA,.. l.-a' N.'4'"a6.
fOAtlIMiN.-NV respectable Young man
Y 't-iLuls lf h.,-- t't"1-h} t1 io fhc carr
horse. 1Iac'-. haur.- &c.. UiN be- found Wi.s and
ohIerg. good t,i,ISrt. tiy OF country. and VIII maze
huns. % useful al'I Itl'uIu~ place Adde'S J. c. Up
town Iuuuu" pni' g. - .f"adWaY
EOACIlMNN and plain G. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
4 married no fim, auls tIr OF horse
Cnli or address T. " lst"nrtliud H.. seed St'ro
EARDE\lR.-By q mIrrlcd man; English;
~ clij'cu. thotoIguy understands tie culture 81
greenhouse pLtf' srap"re' irlis. h'"'t, AMI vegetable
nl-n uui,f- stand, farming Hi tho Of stock VITO W"Ii
OF dairy and poultry gpoi references. 40
dIc.sJ. H. H.. ptowu Iuhunc uicr. l.-'- Ef'1d"ay.
DESPECTABLE tOIORED N\\, To take
IL charge # email house loo CONT good reference, address
u. d ptowuI Ibua. Oricr. ~ Bio1i"V.
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Ciln i)roperlp 90 Eet.

ITO LET-Immediate possession Apply at
L 80 West 46thst.. near 5thave.
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Double Track Equipment and the fastes
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after NAV II. 1873,
Trains leave NcwlOIk VIA DesDIOsscs ani SouF
undt Ferries follows a.. "a
4u $780, $40, $3.50 mite, IL a. M, 4, >, T. $50 ~
$50 and D. N. sunday 4;3O aud a. H., o, Z, O5o ''"
Boais of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with al through trains
ut Jersey city alorng speedy and direct transfer ioR
Brooklyn travel ,.,-,,-, ,, an. =, On
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800. 1893; !o
$40 and / a. m Limited Express, 1885 =. m . D. o3u
md 13 D. m and II midnight SUNDAY, $780, $3.50, q g.
$40 a. NJ 4, 1885 y. H., and II midnight. . .,o,
Ticket offices, Nos. 626 and GA Broadway, No Aslvs
House of Desbrosses and CourIlend ss No SY
A. and Ucklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton ST. Bo3hpn
Nos III ll6 and lis Hudson ST.. Hoboken; Depot jersey
III Nix THOMSON L. r. PALMER.
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent.
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9teamboats ano RAILROADS..
ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-AIerchants,

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT erchants' Ex
asNEe I steamers came, WALTER BRITT
Albany IRON canalst North Evr tocE Peoples
in at p M connecting with trains North and West
.hah by any other lines. y. T. BLACK. supt
bridgeport, and all points on Housatonic
and Nangauek Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
and Bridgeport at i D. IN. ''''0 "'
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot OF DcsbOsses and CortIandt
s2c 2 m for Washington Columbus; Cincinnati Indauap
South Pullman cars from Baltimore Newark o. ta sJ
100 nj Ior WASHINGTON and the West and the South via
%ason making coss " for to SamSr' and
elAhaI. Indianapolis Louisville, and - LOUIS through
burg and from Washington TO Augusta and savannah
man cp s FROM to b s a Ms p
making close connections for Chicago Cncnnau
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore cincn.
I dro a. %h trans for Lnehbur
5 at s Ss az ca Of ss s
Ask FoS TckE ars HsP sI ~ AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
gIr s Sa% ~ y foot Of Lber
cSaSt + aaaqa ESF hE"fsn nn,o Mnns
aaqHa 'fS saS fsD rHsssssa5Sn
loi5 ~ and 1870 p m-For somervi.le and Pennington.
-, ,. mFor Pennington, Easton Manch ChnnE Tainsqaa,
Reading, POttsyile, Harrsburgh, &c.
p m.-For High Bridge Branch, Eas,On Bplvidere
MAuclrtbunk Connects at Junction with d. L. and W. r. r.
SS32 p M dayEfcr Easton, Allentown aud Iiarrisbursh
For trains to local points timetables a stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at $50 n. III, ~ D. m. for
Bound Brook aud intermediate points and $50 D.
Easton, Reading and Harrisburgh
y EW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Train. leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove, DC az SD, ll3jt a. M. I. 5:lb y. m
stages connect at Maawan station iromK EY PORT
and at Squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty for Freehold at
o;lj, ll:ij a. m. T. Jl5p.m.
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" Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County


~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
-Summons-LOuIs BRANDT. piantiM agairst JOHN
baham Wakcman Bernhard Graf. Peter l'ose Clarence
II. scrymser. benjamin HcIdcr JOSEPH iintte lrasius
cxrcutrx and James r. Cole John G. CARROLL executors,
&c OF Joseph TAYLOR deceased George Fischer Adophus
,mn Hmcr Marcus j. Wadhcicr az assignee q the
tate and elects Of John sclappcr spencer Muslin. re-
Conner o. late ton" Shrra u The Sy ard Comfy Of Ne%
Daniel a. Moran ana Peer I a. 1 nonca TO s a
the COM lant IN this action and p serve copy o Your
summons exclusive Of tic day OF service and
IN of failure to appear or answer Judgment WIN pe
taken against by default for the relief demanded Ill The
'o'Nf ''''' J6STPn BEIiESiGEIM Plaintiff. Attorney,
Office and Post Office address, 80 IL Chambesst New
To SJ0SLpII HuTrER and BENJAMIN HERDER: The
saat mon. CaT$s bcIohus 4 ne
dated May 22 1875 and Ned with the complaint IN the onrs
II House ,lS Of III hrCi tI OF New Wy orH -
JGsETii BEILES Helm. .Plantlns Attorney
My24lawGwF No. - Chambelsst, New York city.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
Buckley Charles II. webb. Thomas \. Painter Edward ~
ann.y and erman Charm lf pah' axnns '" with
notice To the above named d"rndrnt': You are hereby
a copy Of your the piaiuuG, attorney within
twenty days after the service Of tbs SUMMONS exclusive oI
Judgment Will BE- taken against you by DEFAULT Tor e
relief demanded ia the complaint
Dated New.York, Mar'h - lr1H. - 100, ..
one a a9d I%,i oE 4, A Y%ly c,v
To ". II. Jarrett and Thomos La1cr, dciendans The
spai To- am "I"r Of the Ionara6c GIilrs GoGohne Of
the Jusc. Of the supreme 0urt Of he Ntaeof NewIok
m he oIo Of he Ccrk 81 he GiIy aa comfy NewYork
al M N.w CONT House; ~ salt { iy Of New.fork.
''''' WV" TnilfTr " kGrrEH rla.anr,' Attorney.
lawfwF No $40 broadway. Nc"-l ofk 'lty.
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20 PI'tNE COZ III oil the NJ !. ol NEW
~ NORK-ILc plaintiff desires that tn. action be tcd m
tie Count, If New York. AUGUSTUS g. BROWN, As *.
Sl% 1' @es. p paniin a".t MXRi& T. ciVE
LhNp Che!9 4 CcyeIanG n'a \ Il@yr1Ld Henry MnTy
/. H,li sarah T. rown. Henry G. Hrown AUGUSTUS {;
innrm .creyncu ne CITY OF Nv York tn Institution
siuton r The Education ~ fonng Me-" oi the Min'iry I'
80 fii li,'gili ,hgi'h ~ ,e ,i'y OF , W 5Sts.
lork: the Nursery and Cud. HOSPITAL IN LcMngtonaye
"iy y' q Hru3oE and the >acs aO and Reading
Room ~ re Cy 81 Mar c,.s trn'e GeicnGas %
hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN this
t Sriy WISER IN twenty day. attcr r rc II thS summons
eIc.e q" lhe day o. srv, ana ~ Ssr oi your aro ~
. Datci NewYork. MAY 7th. 1873. MILES BEACH
om,c post Office address, No l2o Broadway NewlorK
To- The defendants Z. Cleveland Henry u. cleveland.
ao, Club Reading Eno iu tuc C.,y Of Marscle+
franc, ard each The summons served
Cha. Don hue of The Ju.c- az The -gneinc Court Of
MED ~ M rho COMPLAINT in ~ otco ct" III" C'f OF the Cty
Cty Of iorS IN g. S,aL 81 rrT On me "Im "y
Ma, III i.wGwF
SUPREME COl'Rl.-iral 10 he had IN the
y ~ ard COMMIT Of Sew York MIL EI'HIEK
s ,nr oint in hi. a,iioa nai to srr1~ copy Of
S,r o1 the puut0', a,tuiiry within twenty dsys
after The service Of - 'umnpnt NIVr Of the dIv 81 ser
u'n VIII be- taken against by DEFAULT for the relief de-
Dated Sew. YORK, Aptil -, ISIS.
LYMAN RINDSKOPF.
llgiutln'- Attorney,
OtICr AMI Poet Ofiice address.
No 49, Nas,aust Sew York CIV
To the defendant. CARL KICHiEK Inc foregoing
served upon y0i. hv publication pursuant
order Charles DOuolr. the Justices of the
Stcmr CONT u the state Of Nrw urk daisd The 9TH day O'
Man 49, complaint the Office of the
~iprfmc court Tor the Cy and County of New
york. Court House ia the tiiy Of New Ora
LYMAN RIND~kOPF.
Ny lO lawGwF paIuuh = Attorney.
THE PEOPLE of the STATE OF NEW-lORK.
TO all interested IN tn n y Of u the -
TATE 81 i1PHALLT " SITUATION. oi the city OF New
York. Who heretofore male general assignment {" johnson
H. hutstcd Tor tac hcn"ht ot his 'r''"s' Greeting l"u
and each hereby cited i'du,d to appear al
SPECIAL Tom Of the court of t"mm'u Pleas for The cay and
uf New iok. ~ Chamber, e. hc held at the County
CONT House ~ rad city on the sNtntccnth GN az May,
\ u. l~.~ at 1880 oCu,h q io show cause why
settlement oi sad c-tatc 81 ud not Dee had
and attend the maj accounting oi SAM Assignee therein AMI
IN testimony whereof seal said Is hercuuo
af Vrl
Witness Hon RICHARD L. IAHHiNoRE one 81 tho
f.r,r Judges of sLd Court al std city, tins -"th day of
I''~N-i March ISIS.
NAIUANIEL JAIN l.. IT,, Cl'rk.
W. r. BiI,ALt, Attorney for Assignee. 100 Broadway
Sew loIs.
Apl- laWGNF
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For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. MORSE would take to
WI the teashore boarding pupils for the summer four
William Curtis. Mrs. J. H. MORSE Hyannis Port
Mass., or l.267 broadway.
MRS. LOUISA i. CULVER receives at her
WI studio pupils painting Landscapes flowers, sim life
china decoration No. As East &6lhsi corner 4tiaNe
References: Mr. d. Huntington, Mr. WIN. Hart MI James
NJ. Hart. Mr.. a. +. Bellows.
For Both Sexes-Citv.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 70 The
ar &c airy rooms 81 4Jsr,n 5ave, y. y Miss
NJ cor. Principal VIII begin 18Th year sept. %.
material, cheap aud btlutul Gentfal
Depot, So Bioadway. send for Illustrated dialogue
q IN PER QUARTER.
GD ~ French spanish and German thoroughly taught by
experienced professor Rapid success guaranteed To thoso
IN earnest. call address PROFESSOR, u East 3Otlst
To, po,,, o,d Vouoor
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V'O PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots 10
Philadelphia, two III NeM-l0fk.
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! ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. via

NcW jersey southern Railroad. n.iarncns Nav 10.
~1N. steamers Will leave WORK ri,g : North N.rr
II kecOrst connecting al Sandy HOOK with trans eE
Iour Branch $3.50 M l. 1 AMI H.
led Bank and Toms River 80 a. Ii. l and p. n.
Fam. sij and Iuchcgton T. IN
Nluraui. BlitgotUn and Atlantic Ciy D. m
Philadelphia and l'enbtrtou ana 7. ~
suuday~ Ions Branch $50 o.
-' 9 MN. =. rNEDEN,
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
- and Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Prdgenort
ave, atarinesp daily Sundays excepted so a M
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I EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ENHANCEMENT OF PASsENGEN IEAiN' jan I,
ls7T Icaye dcpOts foo; Of Court and and
at $40 u m Night Express, daily Tor lasol bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk Mi!ke.blrle, PstDn sayle ~:
Mira Ithol Auburn. Rochester BuAa@ Niagara rams AM
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached , -
" ROB'r H. SAGKE, Supt, ana Eng
General Eastern Office corner Church aud COurtandtsA
~ III L = 1. Anrnf
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Gclp Whnte0

WANTED Immediately, two men 10 run Am
w npui still Api to I,icr Eo-, lJi Front a., y. Y
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON
And all noints East, VIA Newport and Fal River.

Monmouth Palace Steamers BRISTOL euc PROVIDENCE
leave : ,w \ OK daily from foot Of Murray 1T.
SUNDAY TRIP- ( From
q - w. June - 10 september :, Inc. Iler -
Leave I;ruoAlyu, via Annex boat It A3) p IN.
IL Staerooms secured nj All principal hotels and
ticket Offices. at the per aud on st'a!ncis.
BORDEN Il LOWELL Agents
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

connections. Leave foot OF Lberys ST., for Freehold at
oIj. ll:ij H., 4, 5:l5 pm.
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UT1 \ UTNK Tx TOT bOaIUlNE, NrHOOIIHH,
tp w books. &c, &c. whole expense At sMlTIlIN 6.
SIIOKTIIDGI.'- MEDIA Ncnn.l ACADEAh for young
men and boys so EXTRA CHAE6l.~ students Admitted
Il any remain entire year SPft IAL - MNtN
SCI0OI-Succlal summer cout-p. buohk ectug aud
mau~ip. Lain. Grrck and aih,nacs French. GrruIn
spanish Italian: English Branches aud lloCuituu
NICELY II RNI~lIED KOOhs audENCElLlNI lABi.E
teachers. all l,atra'- Harvard. four ale Rec
omrr ended lyor Ciari !. Hinton. the Rev pr
IIi Irrsdcnt Harvard; tie Rev. IN Fcat"iy thc Pew
John Long l;ou'i. In'"phlu~ T. iltsl' Hon.
Thomas Cooper others MEDIA has seven chui, hes uc
a lcMl CIauCt charter. StId i'f CIRCULAR.
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~ IIin- leave for Perth Amboy Rcd Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove, &c. at 8lj, ll4ji a. {. 5:l6 y.
Stages connect Matawan station ana from kEYPORr,
and al Squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
The daily gazette., 1878-09-17
FIFTH EDITION.
Letter from q w. O. c. Judge.


Mr. EDITOR I'm you issue of the
DAILY GAZETTE of the 18th inst, there
appeared communication from White
Clay Greek Hundred, relative TO the
nomination election held ON the 7th inst
in the Western Division, and the mani
fest purpose of your correspondent is TO
degrade the democracy of our hundred;
cast odlum upon the officers holding said
election, and to impugn the motives of
fellow-citizens whose characters are
above reproach.
Strange, indeed, that men of more than
ordinary intelligence, occupying places
| as the advocates of morality and in the
van of progress and reform, should be-
come so heated by improper zeal, per-
meated with relentless hate, that they
seem to be actuated alone by impulses of
animal pa sions, instead Of having those
nobler traits TO rule with which they are
endowed. And yet your correspondent
makes haste to spread before your nu-
merous readers, throughout the county
and State, statement concerning our
election of certain facts, or part of facts,
which are so tainted by bis own personal
bias, and SO tortured by his own langu-
age, that they so far lose the resembl-
ance fof truth as to become unwarrant-
able misrepresentation.
Permit me to say that haveserved in
the election room as either Inspeator,
Jude or clerk at almost all the elections
for the past twenty years, in our hund-
dred, and without hesitation, must say,
that do no violence to truth by declar-
iEg that in unanmity and fareness, with
the officers in complying with the law
and rules of elections it has seldom been
equaled--never cxcelled.
And l would here say, that the pledge
required by the rules of our party, was
enforced with rigor and strictness, ,hith.
erto unknown at our nomination cleo
ton, and Senator Ray, himself, who as
sumed an unusual watch care during the
entire election, acquised in the extent
aud completeness of the pledge that was
exacted.
But your correspondent" shows the
clovenfoot by dedantly sitting his imma-
culate judgment up in opposition to the
declarative judgment of the democracy
in counsel by boldly saying ''pledge or no
pledge the Republicans should not vote"
He would trample law and rule under
foot rs well as right and interest, and be-
cause Others are more true 10 party law
and rule he would herald their actions
abroad in colors that would lead men so
conclude that our nomination was
brawl and farce.
i for one, court an Investigation of our
election and ask the gentle
men composing the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee to give 1t the test of rigid
scrutiny. For "Correspondent" would
have you set aside the expressed will
of the people as he himself with impuni-
ty would ignore law and rule.
Do this and then indeed you may not
only bid good bye TO the success of our
ticket, but long, long farewell to that
demo cratic faith held so sacred by our
worthy sires handed down untarnished 60
sons who are trailing its fair name in the
dust.
VIM. fl. SMITH,
NEWARK, September 10th.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-17
For the Daily Gazette.


MR.. EDITOR :-Returning from the
country and bringing with me Mexican
dollar, for which / paid one hundred
cents, in one of our interior cities, know
ing 1t to be on par with our trade dollar,
now lind my dollar is only valued at
ninety cents. Not because it is base
not because it has no intrinsic value, for
it Is really more valuable than that for
which | could readily obtain the value
Of one hundred C 3nts; then why? because
Johu Sherman, pretended servant of
the people, holding responsible office,
has issued pronunciamento to that eff
feet. Does this man not know, that for
every trade dollar coined, the treasury
obtained full value? True, but silver has
deprecated, and although it is of more
value intrinsically than the dollar for
which we are willing to take, it is only a
trade dollar, not intended to be redeemed,
but like the wandering jew, to travel the
earth to all eternity. Does Mr.. Sherman
suppose the people of Democracy, as
once heard Mr.. Polk call our Govern.
ment, will submit to such sophistry, OF
tyranny, or what you may please call it ?
No l hope and believe a Democratic
Congress will make Mr.. Sherman trad,
upon equal terms with both dollars Of
the country. R.