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TROOP OF JAIL BIRDS.

Application made yesterday by Mcssrs. Howe
& Hummcl to Judge Van Erunt, in Supreme Court
Chambers for wrts OF habeas corpus and csrtiorari
In tho OF Thomas Flynn, charged with murder;
Edward Baker. Charles Link. Joseph Gutenberg. Nary
Gutenberg, Kittie Mcmahon ana Bridget Brennan,
charged with grand larceny, and James Gououd,
charged with fclonious assault and battery on the
ground that these prisoners have been detained In the
City Prison during tho last two terms Of the Court Of
General Sessions without having been brought 70
trial. Tho application was granted and the wits
issued. Aithe prisoners will be brought into Coare
this morning.
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The following statement, showing the rcai estate
transactions recorded In tho Registers ONCE August
10 Is obtained from Augustus T. Dooharty. Deputy
Register
l2lst st., N. g.. 2GO 70. e. Of 9TH av.. 17xiOOf1.
Henry T.. kiobuhr and vile to Frederick LeuckeL Nom
18th ST., a.. ~ u. ". Of Lexington av. 2uxiUJ5;
Marcus - sanford and wife to Martha H. sanford Nom
Prescott av.. " g. corner OF Bolton, IAYxlI13: j.
g. sinclair 70 Frederick o. Potter :........ So IFS
4sth IT., ~. ITO H. e. OF 18th av., 25xiOOf.... Nom
I'd st., tNop. 1876 aud 1859 Anna y. Cummings TO
Mary r. Cummings Nom
3ist ST. n -. $50 II. Q. Of I'd av., 20x9sO Iarriet
Pamer executrx, to john II. Palmer. ........ 345C
32d 56U u. W. Of o,h av, ~. lUx4y4 4; Henry
Gilbert to Charlotte Johnson, executrix. 8Oo(
william Byrnes and wiic 20 William II. Wilkens.' 1O(
12Sth A.. 321. y n. o. OF 9th av.. is.4xyy III;
Matilda q. Fay and husband to Lincoln XII,
.;.:;....:........:..:. s,s7l
33d ST., 1fs n. o. OF Lexington av, 2OxoSo;
Anna NJ. lhlscng to Edward sanders. ........ 1OOf
2tst st.. 244.b f. W. OF 9th av., 20 6x02; Noble
Heath to Harris Colt. 49,. $500
9th st., r.. 2iS II. W. OF NV. A, 25x9f, Peter II.
o'Sei to Peter Eagan ..................... lo.oot
Sd avs e. corner OF Both ST.; otto Levien to 4.
5000
MORTGAGES
Mahony, Patrick and wife, TO Herman Witte. "a
OF LIST ST. W. of 81 avs 3years.............g 81 OO(
Murphy. Thomas aud vito, TO Michael Haioran. n.
sol l4bsb ST. W. ot 1T. AIMS Hv; years...... GU
ASSIGNMENTS NohTGAoKs
Banks, Jane A. 10 Cara Bnnss. ....... 5000
Bradhurst. Eli aboth r., To Caroline swarts 80. 1910
Schrcyer John tcxecutor. &c.), to William n.
l,00(
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COURT CALENDARs--THIs DAY

SuPRKME CouRr-CHAMBsRs-Hcd by Judge Van
Brun-Court opens NJ halt past ton O'Clock a. M
Calendar called at eleven O'Clock A. M.-NoA 10, 20,
o. 80, a. 81 g. 90 61 81, II. rs, o. 100, ia 1885,
l4s 140, 161, 164, lea
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERx.-Adjourned sine
die
SUPREME couRT-SPrcrAL TxRx.-Adjournsd until
September z
surERIoR CONVERSATIONAL TRRx-Held by Judge
Sper-Court opens NJ twelve o'ciock.-No day calen-
dar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TRRM-H Held by Judge ]. y.
Daiy-CoIrt opens ~ cioven o'clock-No day oalen-
dar.
CouRr on GENERAL SESSIONS Adjourned for the
larrn
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A GROSS OUTRAGE.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD.-
Please allow mo to call your attention 10 the follow
ing facts. horse having died Friday night IN tho
stables No "a Mulberry street II was pulled out
tho street carly Saturday morning. aud has lain there
ever since the stencil arising from IL IL perfectly
sckening All sho buildings IN the negnbornood are
densey populated teneents, and the people residing
IN thou beng miiIionlaIres cannot possibly
the country uutII h Is removed. SIXTH WARD.
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..A.,,e 20 AroRn,p spz

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
ATTY one would suppose from reading the advertise
OF tho Metropolitan Elevated Railroad that they
running trains TO Morris ssrcoI They certainly
give strangers that IMPRESSION they say IN their
ADVERTISEMENT II Is the nearest point Tor South ferry
and the Bat,cry." What 10 tho reason they do not
run 70 Morris streetY II would certainly 10 a prout
convenience for residents oil Brooklyn and also for
persons doing business IN Svutn Front, Water ana
other streets IN toe lower part oi the city.
SOUTH STREET.
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pnErDrNa A pEsr1IENcn.

To TIE EDITOR or TaE HERALD:-
since Thursday night on the block whore live no
ashmen have oecn to take the garbage and asaes
away. At this time to-day Sunday. tnreo p NJ they
sinking, rotIeu aud dolrmc pu bic hcath
Communists may be u bad crowd, but, DO their worst
deiy them to Kill OIL more human beugs than the
Police Comm issiouers are doing nov. G.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Tho garbage has uot been removed from the beck
oi SIKH avenue West Washington place since
Friday last b.
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o,rrLE TRAINS yos COMFY ISLAND

C1T1LE TRATNs FOR COMFY ISLAND.
To THE EDIroR OF TIN HKRALD:-
The writer would IKE TO suggest that tho Manhattan
Beach Company place a garbage on their line
to Bay Ridge and cattle train thence the beach,
SO that the twolcgged beasts may DO separated from
respectable people wnon travelling. Ladies or gen
teinen Inclined TO noatncss and politeness do not
wish to Jostle together win Ihose worse than wild
ANNALS VINO smoke, chew ana spit until The atmos-
phere ~ TOO vile ~. breathe ana the floor the
steamer deck ana between tho Is full of
tobacco JUICE that u runs on our feet and clothing.
DECENCY
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ERIE RAILROAD COMBINATION AGAIN

HEKALD:-
"Rutheriord," who complains about tho comsuta-
ton ra,es on tho Eric Railway Is perfectly right. and
tho Eric will find, unless they soon reduce ADD repu
late their fares TO commuters, that the New York
Elevated roads will take tho passenger busness ont
Of New Jersey and bring II up town aud into West-
cheicr county, where all the facilities living can be
had without danger or delay OF rvers fcrrics or DARK
tunnels. Tho idea OF tho Eric Railway Keeping n
.wsr-timc" rates, ana charge "a poor mechanic or
clork from $40 TO 500 more Tor monthly t,ckct than
those Who are abie to purchase yearly tickets is an
aud will DO very disastrous Jersey pronc
people eau better themselves In every direction
This policy will leave the company their cars on Tho n
hands without Passengers h. W. q
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A DANGEROUS srnEnr cnoss1x

A DANGEROUS STREET CROSSING.
To Tux EDITOR THE HERALD:-
VIII you please call tho attention uf the Street DO
partment to The horrible condition OF tho upper
crossing Sixth avenue at twenty third stroet2 II
Is greut thoroughfaro needs now CROSSING very
mucn-one that viii not be put down for tho accom-
notation OF tho sixth Avenue Horse iiroad.
LADY RESIDENT.
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WHERE ARE The CABS?

To THE EDITOR HERALD
had the pleasure Of riding on the metropolitan
Elevated Railroad last Friday with triend who was
going to tho Grand Central Depot. The ticket agent
sold tickets for twenty cents to Forty-second
street, and urged as to buy two cab tickets ut i've
cents ouch, 10 carry US to he uopot. When we
arrived NJ Forty-second street we found cab, NO
Car, nothing but Shank's mare 50 We walked The Two
blocks, and we have two cab tickets YET PkIN TER.
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FURIOUS DRIVING.

TO THE EDrToR THE HERALD:-
Permit complain OF the furious driving across
the leading to the Central baggage depot. The
writer was nearly by Quo OF Dodds Express
Trsnsor wagons driven by two reckless boys on Tues
day, seven 4. N. they should have boon arrested.
Many arrival OF the trains, cross THIS street
their way TO the Lexington and Third avenue cars !;
hence tbcre peril 10 lie and limb, which appears
DO entirely disregardcd ny the police.
TRAVELLER
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THE FARE TO pEADwooD.

GALExA CirY, BLACK HILLS, August, 1879
To THE EDiroR hERALD:-
recently bought through migrants ticket via
Sidney to Deadwood, for which / PAID SAL When
reached Sidney took the remainder Of my tickoi. nc.
cordng TO Instructions, TO the Sidney stage Office but
they would not recognize u and made pay $40
extra tor my passage the mills $40 Tor
my baggage
/ write 10 save other poor follows from coming by
the same route aud being treated the way have
boon. r q. BEAVIN.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales wsro effected At the xxehsns,

yestorday:-
M WILLIAM KRsyRLLY.
j. Grant Sinclair referee Foreclosure sale of Gvo
lots. each 2Sxloo. on 10Th st., D. W. coruor OF
ST. AIMS sv. to plaintiff s..'.s .......-. a ~
ny LKwis j. PufLIrps -
Ecazer Goldsmith, referee Foreclosure sale of ths
building. wish two lots. together sOxOO tOi on
the n OF 0th st.. l25 II. W.. oflst av 10 landau
Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company 2esoo
Total. ................... SIS, 500
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NEW YORK HERA1p TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 Is7aTKIPLE
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NoTE-Lctters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's fun name and address 10
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling to
comply with this rulo simply waste time In writing.
Write only on ono side OF the paper. ED. HEsALD.
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GATES ON THE FERRYBoATs.
To EpIroR THE HERALD:-
Why do not tho authorities compel the Brooklyn
ferry companies TO place gates their boats,
the same as those the boats the North River
Is there law sido OF the city ana another
on the other? PASSENGER
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HOW TO Capture rae Thieves.

HOW TO CAPTURE TIE THIEVES.
To THE EDITOR rHE HERALD:-
The city Is full OF burglars ana sneak thieves. and
they are becoming more audacious every day. Would
not 1t be a good plan to offer roward-say $1u-or
cvcry capture NADER have doubt that within
three montbs every one OF these worthless would be
prison and all tho gangs broken up MEkCHANT.
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MARK THE 8 sREETs.

TO THE EDITOR hgRALD:-
Why docs not tho city mark in plain words tho
names OF each street, cithor the lampposts
or tho houscsf reside here, and matter how
often wax down town through the business streets
always get puzzled, not knowing which street am
IN l. s..
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MORE LIoHr WANTED.

TO TEE EDITOR HERALD
In the HERALD Of August IA there appeared COM
plant signed. asking for hight or East Eighty
ffth street. coincide with "D.' aud think II would
be oil great uso 10 have some an,ps. Gao not II DO
attended 10 a. once?
EAST EIGHTY FIFTH STREET
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SEEKING CUSTODY OF CHILD.

Before Judge Van Brunt. in Supreme Court, Cham
bcrs. motion was made yesterday by Mr.. Matthew
Breen to punish Charles Parks Tor contempt 10 moi
producing AMMO Merra, Under ordor OF thu Court,
a writ OF ho5eas corpus having boen secured by Mrs.
Florence Nora, who adopted the Child III 1870 when
but year old. In her petition Mrs. Msrra states that
Parks, who claims to be tho father Of Ammo, paid
her certain amount for the care OF the child in
July last ana induced her to allow him to tako the
child some rionds In The country, promising
10 return her Ia u low days. Parks made return 10
tue writ that tho child not In his CUSTODY or
under his CONTROL but That he had delivered its
natural mother. Tho evidence, taken before Mr. J.
Graut Sinclair showed that Parks resided with his
vile aud their child III twenty seventh street, and
alter the service of the writ upon him that Mrs.
Parks took the child to Grccnville, N J aud had not
been since leaving there On behalf OF Parks It
contcnded tnat he not married to tho alleged
mother Of tho child who passes by his name; that
child under his coIAr0l. and consequently that
he could not DO in contempt Judge Van 3ruht to0g
the papers for examination.
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TIE COURTS.
Mandamusing a Civil Dis
trict Court Clerk.
FESTIVE IN PRISON.
Contest Over the Custody
Of q Child.

An application was made yesterday to Judge Van
Brunt, holding Supreme Cour, Chambers, for a writ
OF mandamus against Aionzo B. Caldwell, clerk Of
the Ninth District Court to compel him TO issue an
attachment In favor OF Mira Eliza Hanson against
the property Of Herman Kuhle, who she alleges
has disposed OF his property the purpose OF de-
frauding his creditors Mr.. Henry c. Donnison who
made the application behalf ofMrs Hanson stated
the Court that pursuant to the relation
to commencing actions by attachments IN district
courts no duly applied for the attainment al
tho Court House OF tho Ninth District Cuarf
but found that Heury X. McGown, the judge
had lett town aud would not return before Sepetn.
Der. In this dilemma he made application for the at
tachmcnt Judge Pincknoy, holoing IN the adjacent
district, and after examination OF the papers Of
the statute Judge Pnckncy approved or all tho pa
pers prcse ptcd ana directed that the uttachnent be
issued Judge Pinckney allowing tho attachment as
judgd acting In the absence OF Judge McG0wn. he
thcn proceeded 10 The clerk OF the Ninth District
Court and, alter hlng the a1idavits, undertakings
and tho requsition OF Judge Pncxney demanded
that the attuchinent be issued provided by law.
This Mr. Aonz1 Il. CALDWELL tho clerk, refused to do,
claiming that other Justice but Judge McGown
could The premises. On the other Maud, It 10
claimed that In the absence or disability OF
justice to act adjacent justice may allow the writ
Judge Van Brunt, after careful examination OF the
papers, directed Mr. Caldwell to show cause on the
I'D INST. why the writ Of mandamus should not ba
Issued compelling him as clerk to issue the attach
ncnt IN question
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POsT OFFICE NOTICk..

DOsf OFFICE N0rfCE.-THE FOREIGN NAILS
! tor the week ending Saturday August "a. 1878 viii
close at this Office Wednesday vt 80 w. for Europe,
~ seamstip Any ssnia via QussnMown correspondence
ally ad'lressedj and az A. NJ. for France direct, by
steamship Pericrc. via uayre; on Thursday at A. NJ,
correspondence f Germany and France 10 DO forwarded
by this steamer be specially addressedD and at II
NJ for Europe, By steamship Geert. via Pymuuth Cher
bourg anu Hamburg; Saturday, at II A. NJ Tor Europe
by steamship Germanir Queenstown
Tor and scotland 70 forwarded by this
direct by steamship Bolivia via Glasgow and at IL 80
A. NJ for Germany. &c.. by steamship Mose via South
ampton and Bremen deuce Tor Great Britain
and the BIO forwarded BY this steamer must
DO specially xddressed) The steamships Abyssnia City
OF Brussels and Germanic do not mails for Denmark
sweden ANA Norway The mails for the West indies and
Vensxueln leave Now York August 20 The mails for
Aspinwa and the South Pacific ports leave New York
August ~. The mails Tor Mexico New York August
"a. The mails Tor China and Japan leave San Francisco
August 81 The malls Tor australia 3e leave San Fran
cisco Scptcmber2 2. THOS, L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OrFicE. Nxw YoRg. August IL. 1873
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A -A.-ROCKAWAY BACH EXCURSIONS.
TWENTY MINUTES on TIKI ATLANTIC.
svxR s$F ETY. d hSEShJnis aus sSS6Ays.
LEAVES DAILY sion sisamsrs in the world.
". oath st., 1850 A. n. The new mammoth steamer
Jewels Dock. brook. Band oOneordia Qa.rieI , Club
"" - INV sisnor Liberait,
wsi' ass 8: The s!s'!s Steamer
s.4sx W. and oh 4: As Pm. 18TH staihEST BAND.
sasA 4. X. and aad Pm. and AnDSoai. alss olao:
East $50 st., r4verte steamer AMERIcgs.
s:l5 a. aud 100 Pm. from East RIVER with seaside
sss;s 81 at: and T'I%tss Militia, n:: sS
Jcweii's WHIT Brookyn. Return tickets ARE GOOD ON
ssesmsrs &c" savc 81 Rocsswsy II A. 4:so and p
A BRIGHTON BEACH,
Irhirsy.toursh street ferry and Hunters Point
snd 6oxs s tfa.H sH Hs 1sB tS2n
- ISLAND RAILROAD.
-. PULLMAN rARhos cAass; STEEL RAILS
ISLAND K Sss;; "a IA; iSS Is
a4.1 aao 5o sI SS Saa SS,Sr
Single tic cts each way, 30 conts o,v
\ Time from New YORK to Brighton Beach, ONE
Now York Transfer company's coupes ana coaches
with and evening trains Tor all points IN
New York. : 49, -. ..-.--.-
rfhsASl ssa
A -MANHATTAN BEACH,.
The Greet Seaside Resort Of New York.
Two aud half miles Of Ocean Beach
Uncquacd Surt Bathing. The finest bathing establish
mont In existence, costing over $6o.0oo
The isrres. Pavilion on the coast.
The beautiful Amphithcatre.
The wonderful Electric Lighta
The Marine Railway two mites along the SURF
Tho Boating a. the kRst End.
GrafuiIms celebrated Seventh Regiment Band Qorty
pfcces) every afternoon and evening.
TINE TABLE VIA GkEENPO1NT.
Take steamer HANCOCK. loot Esd 81, East kivor to
Manhattan Beach Railway Depot. across the river ut
fireeupoint our minutes ut S:45, 945 1915. II 20,
II rs A. M l2:I5. 2:i5. DO 80, 3:25, 2:jO $50,
1851 4:,5. 45O, 5;5 $50. Gals. o:as 7:2o and 7:i5
Only AZ minutes to tho Beach;
Or. via Bay Ridge
take steamers d. Il. MARTIN and THOMAS COLLfER.
from 22d VI North River, o, H. IL. ~, l. 2, 81
Leroy st. North River eio ioo. II :Io IL 10. :iu.
Pier Nerth River 9:25. io:25. II rs. ~ rs. :25
2 &c. rs. 4 E25 as. TBS
Neutrality-suspicious. leavu Manhattan Beach for New York.
via Green point. every half hour to ~ +. M
Returning Bay Ridge every hour up to :S5 r. N.
Excursion Tickets. good either route, 90 cents
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VNrEraD-TwU TICKETS To 81. LOUIS VIA
w Pennsyvania Railroad; say lowest price. T. BROWN.
General Post Onieo.
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THIS Is THE ONLY EVENING LINE STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGaA0
THROUGH TO POINTS ON NEW YORK CENTRAL
W. Il. DREW, President.
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ALSO FOR
ROME, RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO,
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MEr"oroLiI,A iNryArRp RAILWAY
OPEN FROM D 80 A. NJ. TO II +. N.
MoRHIs sT-yearcs, poin, TO terry aud Battery.
CuHrLANDr Sr-Nesrest point for Jersey City and
Comtnunipsw ferries.
and Barclay street terry to Hoboken.
CHAMBERS sT-Nesrest point tor Pavonia and Erie
Railwa icrrics
GRAND s-Ncarest point Tor Dcsbrossss street ferry
Jersey City aud Peoples Line steamers Ter Albany.
sri srNearrst point for chris,oehss street Terry TO
Uoboken
1sIH ST.
2sD sr-Nsarest point for street Terry
jersey City.
33D 81.
43D sfNearest point tor New York Central Railroad
Depot
GAIN sT.-Neafcst point for CeatraI Park.
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side station.
EXCEPT between me hours Of $3.50 to 80 A. NJ and 20
T. NJ. when the fare ~ o cents.
R0UTE-from 6sth ST. along 9th Az. 40 and along Amly
and alonE West Broadway Go schambcrs crossing 1910
along College place. to aud along Murray ST. TO ana
w1 'a TE oRsG ci
AT RECTOR ST.. with ears for South ferry.
Al Nd 81, with for Dcsorosses and East Grand
AZ BLEnCKkR ST.. with ears for esst and west
ATsiH ST, with csrs tor Christopher aud East Tenth
AZ itfl ST. with Tor West Twenty third and East
fwenty .thrd aua lhitty fourth street ferric1
Al SD 81. with ears for Weehawkcn Jerry.
NJ oOiH ST.. with ears Tor Bet Lane :. abroad
Nm. 4. UAKRIsON. President
NJ VAN BROCkLiN, nuperintendenI
frilh GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
via froviJcnce direct - 49,. ..
/ FULL NIGHTS HEsr Only ~ MILES or RAIL.
nal AEn A = =
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AND ALL POINTS NORTH ON TIE DELAWARE
AND HUDSON RAILROAD, AND WEST On
LINE NEW YORK CENTRAL
KAILHOAO.
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fCiih GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
via ff0viJcnce direct -.
A FULL NIGHTS HBsf ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The iavoriio palace steamers MAssACHUSE II. and
RHODE ISLAND from nier - North tivcr, a. r NJ.
TIE OLU, REiIABLB STOSfNGTOS LINE,
Tor all points r. asst from pier 33 North River,
JAY Al A.. M
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D-B-B-B-D- B-B-B-B-B lib BIB -B-B
I'D 10 charter for excursions. steamers Thos Poweli,
General sedgwick aud Fort Lee bArges Ca'sdona, \
Columbia. Rsritau Beach, excelsior Park and Urisn-
tai Groves. BRIGGS, Excursion Once 3Sa W est ST.,
ID opposite Christopher street Jerry. = . . - :, y
a B-B- Bib BIB - bib B-B-B-B- B-f
Catoctin clarion., 1878-11-14

The old Swami Hotel at the corner of
EutaH " and Franklin streets, Baltimore,
well known to wagoners of ancient days.
when freight was hauled to the city from
Pennsylvania before the advent of rail.
roads, has been torn down, sacrificed to
the march Of improvement in the erection
of stores.
IMPRovEMENT-Work was commenced
on the proposed improvement to the Meth
odist chWch of this place on Tuesday last
The front end of the church is 20 be taken
down and extended some ten feet. Here
tofole G the church has been too small to ac
commodate the number of persons who at
lend. We are always glad to note such i'm
provemcnts.
Catoctin clarion., 1878-11-14
ROAD NOE H.GE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscr-
bcrs, citizens of Frederick county, in the
State of Mar, land intend to petition the
County Commissioners OF said county atlel
the cypiralon of thirty days from the first
publication of this notice to open public
road in SAID county according to the fol.
lowing description that is to say begin.
nirg on the old county road leading from
Frederick to Emmittsburg, at the dividing
line between the lands of solomon Ridcn-
our and John smith, and running in n
South Eastern direction along with the di
yis:onal line Nclw.cn said lti,lcnour and
Smith uaking half of the road from the
land of Rdenour and the other half from
SMITH to the Eastern boundary of said
Smiths property, thence stIll in 4 South
Eastern direction and with the divisional
line between the lands of the said Riden
oar and Ephram Dclaplanc uaking halt Of
the said road from the lands of said RdCn-
onr and half from the SAID Drlaplanc) to
the lands of George Mcrtz, thence in an
E,slcrlv direction along and with the di.
visional line between George Hoffman and
George Mertz to the land of Samuel Bus
sarl nal,ing half the said road from the
land of said McrtZ and half from the land
of said Hoifman) thence still Easlernll
along and with the divisional line between
George Hoffman and Samuel Bussard to
the lands of Mrs. Catherine koontz (taiing
half of the /. al frcm the land of said llott-
man and half from the land of said Buss
arcD thence still eastwardly along and with
the divisional line between the lands of
said George Hoffman and Mrs. Cdtharinc
Koon,z to the lands Of Charles Stevens
| uakng half of the road from the land of
said Hoffman and half from the land of
said Mrs X oon,z) thence still Eastwardly
along and with the divisional line throug
the lands of said George Hoffman and
Charles Stevens to the Eastern line of said
Stevens land Oaking half of the road from
the .nds of SAID Hoffman and half from
the lands of said Stevens) thence still
easlcrly through the lands of John
Hoffman to the public road leading from
CrcagcrstoN to Rocky Ridge interscct-
in~ said road at the bend therein and
about quarter of u mile South West Of
Owngs creek. Said road hc cby described
to be at least thirty feet wide.
EDWARD f. KRlSE,
EDWARD MARTIN,
j +. FIRNR,
JEREMIAH MARTIN, Sr
oct 5w and others.
Catoctin clarion., 1878-11-14
Valuable r cal Property
SALE.

T'lIE subscriber ufcls at private sale her
/ valuable property situated ON West
Main street, Mechanicstown. The said
property consists Of an acre of ground,
more CT less, improved by II
SUBSTANTIAL FRAME HOUSE,
wralhcr-bonrdcd, containing seven rooms.
The above property is nearly new, aud will
require no repairs tor some years 10 come.
II not sold before the lst of February 1879,
II will be offered for rent. Persons des!r-
ing to view tl.iS property can do SO by
calling on the undersigned.
MRS. +. j lIARBAUGH.
nov If