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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

During Decenncr At Immigrants
located in Middle Tennessee, having
come under the auspices Of the lmmI-
grafton Bureau.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

The latest Washington news clearly
indicates that there will 1e no change
whatever in the tobacco tax.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

Dan Blackwell, y brikesmsn On ,,.
Nashville d Chattanooga railroad, fel
from u III lately, and crushed his
skull.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

The Virginia bar room punch is at
tracing the attention OF statesmen IN
Louisiana aud Arkansas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

The wife OF Mr.. John y Helms, Of
the Morristown Gazette, died a few
DAYS since,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

", Crone, Grocer, Nashville, has
made an assignment, Liabilities S22,"
600.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17
COFTIN8

Made TO order, and n FIJI supply OF the
incest on hand. OF any size, vt less than
they can be- bought for nnywhrls else.
lie will deliver them In mice nEARSE
TO any part Of the county.
~ Call at his store room, northeast
ALE Of the Square, Jounjan's old stand.
winchester. Tenn , and examine for your
seInes. snd you will sre that you esn save
money by patronisiny him.
nuD10-lv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17

TT" war feeling against Mexico /, ut
boiling heat down In Toxins,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17
Hon. Ben. Hill aud the Press.

DR.. r. l.. C. Whi'e, Secretary Of the
Tennessee Press Association, publish
es in his paper, the Lebanon Heiald,
the following letter f.om Senator Hill,
Of Georgia:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17
MANCHESTER, TENNESSEE,

Cod was quoted in New York Mon
day at 1924 Tennessee bonds, 3lt for
old and 30 for new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-17
LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccive and fill all orders, at short notice,
Tor the following kinds of lumber, ut the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per car load. 80. -. $ll.5O
Delivered ut Winchester or Dechcrd, 1850
Gum. per W., per car load, .... ll.5O
DELIVERED at. Winchester or Decherd, 1850
Poplar. per NJ, per ear load, 1850
Delivered ut WinchcsterOr Decherd, 1880
VIII receive wheat. corn. bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken In eX-
change for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LIPSCOMB
August 9Th. 1S75-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
The Ides of November,

To-day will be heavy with the fate
OF Liberty in the United States. Two
great par les representing utterly
antagonistic opinions on the ftlnda-
mental principles Of the constitution
will wage desperate contest in
thirty-fivc States for the mastery in
Federal politics. In largo number,
State officers and Legislatures will be
chosen, but the great battle is for tho
lower House of Congress. If the
Republicans triumph, tho constitution
is placed III moro serious jeopardy
than ever before. IF the Democrats
win, the country will be once more
swung round into legitimate channels.
The success Of the Democratic party
is of supreme moment to the South.
The old Radical leaders arc rene wing
the same crusade that has been car
L. : on since the Inauguration Of the
Abolition party, and time only adds
malignity to their efforts. Whatever
the Northern Democrats may do, upon
the South devolvcs the imperative
duty of clccting solid Congressional
delegations, and capturing the twelve
districts retained by the Radicals in
1876. Upon the people of South
Carolina dcvolves the task of cement
ing the structure raised by Demo-
cratic hands two years ago, so that
no future effort by Radical, Green
hacker or anyone else may disclose a
crack or break into which an entering
wedge may be placed. The prospects
are bright all along the line, but
especially at home. Let the rising Of
to-morrow's sun reveal q complete
realization of all our hopes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
A New Crusade,

In their extremity, the Radicals
have thrown aside all other argu-
mcnts, and during the last few days
of the canvass have again cndcavorcd
to lash the people of tho North into
frenzy by the vilcst ISLANDERS against
the South. No better Democratic
campaign document can be produced
than report of q speech delivered by
tho Mulligan thief, Blaine, in Phila-
dclphia on Saturday night. His
manifestation of malignity should
nerve every truo son Of tho South to
supcrhuman cXcrions in order to
defeat tho party, which, if successful,
will give loose rcins to Blaine and
Sherman and the like, to onco moro
place this section under the iron hocl
of despotisn. Let every voter read
1t, and then go to tho polls with re-
newcd purpose of winning q decisive
victory. Tho following is tho OK
tract:
At the Academy of Music tonight
hr. Blaine, in tho course of his re-
marks, said: Are matters in the South
progressing as patriotic, fair dealing
mon must desirc2 Let lis see. There
is in tho Southern States a colorcd
population amounting to- we'll nigh
five million, all entitled to suffrage on
the same tefmsas white. TO these
States arc apportioncd thifty-flvc rcp-
rcscntatives in Congress, thirty-tlyo
Presidential electors by reason Of their
negro population. The political
strength Of the great Stato Of Now
York is offset hy tho icoloied popula-
ton IN the South. And yet this very
population, by virtue of whose meme
bcrs this great political strength is
assigned to the South, is rigidfy sex
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05

cludcd from all effective participation
in its privileges, and the entire five
| millions of colorcd people will proba-
Dly DC unable this year to elect Il sin
gle representative in Congress.
Even in the States Of South Carolina
and Mississippi where colored men
largely Outnumbercd the white, the
result will probably be 4 unanimous
Democratic delegation in Congress.
BY a pcrvcrsity Of the construction
and refinement and cruelty, the color
cd men arc used only to give nddi-
tional political power to the very
class, the very party whose principles
lose and whose practice they have the
most cause to dread by destroying the
political power Of the negro. The
white men in these States vastly in
crease their own influence, and in the
two States | have named, the Con-
fcdcratc soldier is to-day casting two
votes III control of our national policy
where our Union soldier in Pcnnsvl-
yania and New England casts but one
With this state of things the American
people will not rest content. 1t is
remarkably unjust, not only to the
colorcd man in the South, but to the
white man in the North, and we will
be compelled in the end, from self
interest and sclf-protcction, to resort
to that which at the outset we should
have rcsortcd to from principle. In
all great financial and economic con-
tests of the future, the North cannot
and will not permit the hostile Demo-
cratic power of the South to be
doubled by trampling under foot the
rights Of colorcd citizens. Suffrage
was not given as a mockcry, and the
people Of the United States will see
that the rights conferred are rights
enjoyed, and if they fail TO see that,
they will, in the end, find that Tn c
liberty Of one class Of citizens cannot
be tramplcd without cndangcring the
liberties of all classes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05

licvc You have law and equity and
custom and common sense on your
side, gentlemen, but my subordinate
ought to understand these things bot
ter than | do, for he is specially
charged with their performance, and
must sustain him. Such action may
be i'm part the result of natural iuapti-
tudc for practical affairs on the part Of
the Secretary. but doubtless il comes
in part also from the imposSibility of
one man doin" intclligcntly all the
work imposed upon the head Of the
department. AUSTIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
'VEGF"NINE.' -

LAYS Boston physician, "'hrS no equal N q
bio VI pitiicr. Hearing oi It's many had,r u
cur ait"r all o.hr' r. II 'ur;hll il!'ei VI Il.
tcatht L,D)ratorI, Gu convinced myself o.
It's E"nHll' melt |: is prep re from bark
roots IN herb, each OF which [; highly clf"c.
tive. and lhHy are comp Dual'l In Sl:a 4 mal
ncr as TO produce astonishing results"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

. ~ u oE oOU IL CANOhlNA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Cou,t Of Probate.
William Woodward, Us Administrator
of the goods, chattols and credits which
were OF Mary i1athan deceased, Plain
tin,
against
Samuel Latham, Robert Latham, Alex.
Latham, William Latham, Agnes Donly,
Mary Montgomery, Agnes MEGA. 10y,
Mary GLADDEN.. Johu GLADDEN., James
GLADDEN., William Gladden. and Nancy
Gladden.. rs Leirs-at-Law of Mary La
than. deceased, and Mary Montgomery
as creditor OF snid deceased. Dntrn-
dnn,s --Summons for Relief - Com
plant not served,
TO the Dcicndants-- Samuel Tathen,
Rob rt Latham, Alex. Latham. William
Latham, Agnes Donly, NIary hlont-
gomery, Agnes McCarlev, Mary Giad-
den, John GLADDEN., James Gladden.,
William GLADDEN. and Nancy Gladden.:
w U aro hereby summoned and re-
L qnirol to answer the complaint in
this action. which is filed in tho office
of the Probate Judge for tho said
county, and to serve n copy of your
answer to tho said complaint on tho sub
scribcr ut his Office, in lSrandt's builliny,
Chester. 9. H., South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof. OK
elusive of the dny Of such service; and if
you fnil to answer tho complaint within
the time aforesaid, tho .plaiutiff in this
action will apply to the Conrt for the ro-
lief demand cd in tho complaint.
Datad, "a October, A D. 1878.
ASHBEL &. BRICE,
oct 2G -xf1awGw Plaintiffs Attorney.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
Ej1.l.ll. CAMP 8lGN,
L III l. A L @ e S [ n STO II Z
STILL IN THE LEAD.

short profit system and and after Mon
will offer than will by
Chester, Columbia Charles
hard cash and will be sold
the s, m al prices before hoard Of
HATS all qualities Abg drive hat at
II sold everywhere at S5 and 80 cents.
sto one>fomh their original cost
DRY GOODS NOTIONS &C.
(alicoos, cents Slvey coppers, just think what
Good Iinscysa at Is you buy for dollar in fancy
Kentucky Jeans Commencing 10 goods
something LA buttons shirts
zoe the finest 33 Arthur Co.'S Needless oharps, sold
at lO
TO thief fuestp pants pateus at 3"
fouran five dollars Hahpins, ID
Heavy Flannel every Fine Toilet Soap
place cts only Cotton, 200
Bleachcd Shifting commencing at yards, Black Spool
Ct cents Fruit Loom Steel Thlmblcs metal met.
shirtinr, cents 3cstU lied mal
Wm,sutt slirtinp l2J very good Unaunricd Shirt
Lonslale Cambria, Is
Towels commencing at ard
the fine Danask
At rs and 30 cents Don't forget the place.
rat1El1E-..E:E n Jsa VI zz5~Gn q - 80 "a IT,
JOHN I. MIMNAUGH
Tho Leader of Low Prices Winnsboro, S. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court
j. of Probate for the County ofTairfeld,
made this day, MI persons having claims,
Of whatever nature against tho estate of
John Fl: Davis, deo aased, arc required to
establish their demands on or hofore the
eighth day Of November next, before tho
Judge of Probate, at Winnsboro, South
a aie 0. r. THOMPSON,
yl Judge of Probate.
Winnsbogo.s. On October II, 1873. 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05

~, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14

WIil SlAk LINE. --.-.- -. 90, ..,,, anna,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
TOR OUEESSTOWN AND LlNEkfOolA 90. -
kOugc-Ihe steamers al this Line take the lane lo' &c
recommended Lieut. Macy, Us N on Doth the out"A'n
and home ward VOYAGES. -
ttEN a., Kennedy "a urdav sept % q u NJ
Ratio p,fseii -. n r-dav oct. 3 ~ IN
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER ID, Al,
rutrtu,rtF Salnul Stlfr-rusns, smoking ana bilh
om. ar aced amdghips who're the noise and MOTION tt
least felt anordiug degree Of comfort hitherto uhaaluAOo
a!sca 49,. t...,. ri,
RATES-SaiOou. $50 aud 500, god Return llcSes Oh
favorable LruuA steeTagg SIS
These steamers nciicr cattle sheep nor plgs .,
tu4rgrtnu II plans aud other miurmaon apply ~ sAS
N'Hp~"' H. J. CORrIs. Agent
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20 mnom II alan Concern

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE VIII ~ RECEIVED AT Tux
UPTOWS OFFICES, 40 LIS broadway car Thirty nt.t
St. sos West Twenty tiLrlyt, or EIghtta We; 200
1hirave cor Forty scycuh.-t. 10 the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2.>I Thrilyc. one huulrc audt weuty for 81
Uiarem SAVING, Bank BUidingl, ~ to ~ w., at regular
Office raies
ssrIvO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Sec the
i COMMON SENSE SHAktEG AND DUMPING
CRATE BAIS' the furnaces at the ~ T. Tribune con.
pGuys building ackHoa leged - Dc the best movable ae
bar before thC public.
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Glrambonls ano Railroads.
4 LBAYY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

4 LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ e.. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, - -
leave Ncslry street Pier al 500 and 2lh street ler AZ y
a. M landing Nyack Ferry west Pmu. NeWburg PouEh'
kccpIc EuurbccE. Saugcres. Catssl and Hudson: con
spring Cornwall To West Point or NrWbVrrh return
ing by down boat ONE DOLLAR rBA NSFEH py
boat icaUng nrooklyn no q. ~, conn'cu1g az Al
bluv with trains NORTH and WEST Special Train 10 and
Saratoga. TcErs soil and baggage checked over Nc"
Central Railway. Tickets coupons good ON Hudson
River Road received nor pisrai'r
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Ilousatonic
I'D aud Naugatuck RAILROADS Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leave, katharine alp daily sundays excepted at 1850 M
aud bridgeport at IL .. m.
AITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NcwYork foot OF Desbrosses AMI Courandt
$40 o. m ior Washington. Columbus. Cincinnati, Iudiauap
south. Pullman frun Baltimore 10 Newark D. and
100 u m for Washington AMI the West and the south "
Gordofsylc Pullman from NCwluik & baltimore
anJ Wasau gtou making connections Tor PttshurW IN
cInuat indianapolis, Louisville, and St LOUIS Through
Pullman ears Baltimore Ia Cincinnati 81. Louis aup nus
burg aud from Washington L. Augusta aud savannah. .
600 D. daily i"r Washington, the south hnd West run
man sleeper, Ncw.IorE 10 Baltimore and Warrington
making close Tor chicago Cincinnati, lndiHnaP
oils Louisville LOUIS. Columbus, PittsburE tue south
and Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore To
cincinnati connects Washington with trains Tor Lynch
burg Florida Nrw-Orlfans aud the south A.
tChttS please cal dt 'Ohlahl's once
Broaiway NewYor aud ticket Offices foot OF Courtandt
ASK FOR TICKETS va bAi.IlMohE AND ollo
RAIIltOA D.
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TEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOUkS.
Leave New.YOrK, foot OF Libertyst for Trenton and
Philadelphia at 63O, $50 IOl5 1880 u 1880 A. $50
~ o.. at 4:3O Trenton
philadelphia PennsYvania Rail.
road Third aud Berkss a. 6:i5 way 745, $780, 1880
NJ. 1880 2:3O 4l5, 5:45, IL D. m -
Trenton for LOO Monday b1O,
s;l3, lO:2O q. m. 1918 2;l5 8 455. G:3Op. M.
Pullman DTawingrOOm attached the $3.50
p NJ, trains from New York; TO the 746 M, l3O p m
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY THAINS-IRave Newly TX and Phi adepha at
q n m 5.3D IL n m Leave New York for Trenton at
5:3J y. Leave Trenton at LOO 800 a. m, 6lO p M
Connection made Jersey CITY station by terry ana
from Brooklyn ana Efio " depot, Jersey city. 49,
Tickets at root " Lbery-st, Nos b20 end 9i4
Broadway principal hotels all offices Of the Erie Rail-
way brooklyn and at No. C0urts, Brook
lyn Baggage chec ked from residence 10 destnat on.
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 70
cents NEWBURG VI and below. so CENTS. Lana at High
land Falls (Wtsf P1nt Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro, NIL
ton POUGHKEEPSlE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster ana
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell James w. BALDWIN leave dairy Pier 81
North River, foot OF HarusOn-st
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Bee Cream.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE Nj w
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT ;IIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. LBS broadway, cor Thirty tst
s., 3OS West Twenty hirdst. cor tIghthayej 700
Thirdayc seventh 81; at the HARLEM OFFICE
2,2SI Third One IrUiaud twenty IUurtlst
Oiarlcm 81 wings Bank Buidngl up 70 p. IN at regular
office
4 FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
N FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM. u...
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS HOTELS, KESTAU RANTS
AND THE TRADE
2Jc PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, zoe. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo auu JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTl FRS.
Derors 3o5 4t.ave. 2ss lroldway and7a rnatnau.t.
EUSSELL'S ICE CEEAM best in the city /;
25c per quart Chuf1hc hotels the trade out oil
Town orders a specility. l. Bible House
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G5ratcs an0 fen0ers.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE L. BE RECEIVED At THE UP
TOWN OFFCE4. No. LIS BROADWAY corner Thirty MS
ST.. So West Twenty thrl.st. cor. Eghttavri 1O0
Third the NAHLEN DfFltl.
NJ &.1- Thrdaye Drehuudrri and-twetv fourti1t
Harlem Savings Bank BHidlusl ug 20 y. az Iegul.r
Office ratca
UHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of Low
and HALE Low CRATES, Tor e.fhe. arl or soft coal
with dumUug end shaking at,a.i WrHt. Brass Opel Fire
Places wiih AudiIous and E5shci Crates tor wool fro;
Fire sets, ard coal Holds ~ antique aud
modern assigns Whorssf AMI retail Low estimates given
- builders contractors HuU architects.
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Allscelianeons.

MONEY, DIAMONDS, Wal Ald,OanndISsoila e,cE I"
AVA ELRH, SlLNEhNAhhs ~S' 0EO. O. ALikk--ssss
a small advance ,on arasdway, near sS'''"
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proposals.

PROPOSALS for PAPER PULP PRQDICo66ID'
by the DESTRUCTION by MACERAiloN VI w
ERN MENT SECURITIES.
TREASURY DEPARTpENE ..
RVRFAu OE ENGRAVING AND PRN llN"'
WASHINGTON Aug =, otc;s ", yy,ndi
SEALED PROPOSALS viii De received az th TINS af ~
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of September neat PHO
o'clock M for the purchase OF Che accumulation OF p6
amounting 10 about three hundred 5uul IONS We
duccd by the maceratonof United states notes
and revenue stamps The pulp can De seen OF ~ south
adjoining the maccratiOn house On the " Nhite IL"
the Treasury Department building. -, ho,, lot or Ger
Proposals. win DO received either Tor the VIZ I'm 10
quantities OF less than hundred tons Ny Of
sist OF two Thousand pOunds; the packing aiu w.
be OF the Of the purciiasrf ph
A FOR the removal Oh thfft
lie issued ONCE upon the amount ~ TrctS
for being denoslted with the lreasur,r or IDy SoyeI
the United States UNTIL the Whoc = within two
Ths whole amount OF pulp is "a DC reasonable
months from the time Of the award pnt p, be peflF
grounds shown a small extension OF the um0 W."
ted. -, a. IA executed ana
satisfactory bond viii be required 70 r,,hul perofn'
ded within Ten days after the award Tor inc 'A''
Rnce or the contract -. -. A. reseryrf -
The proposals should be Endorsed " FroPoS~
ana DC ""urssSea 7" Epw. MCPHERSON. Chic o. B--e-<
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SAFES on Autuou

{ ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
" YORK THIBCNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UP.TOWN OFFICES. No. l.I5- Broadway, Thirty.
frstst .s0- Twenty hir'.st, Eiglth-aye.
7OO Thirdave, cor. FOfty-scyenii-sta HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2-%SI rhird.aye. Ous-hundrcs-and
twenty fOuftlrsi. Harlem savings Bank DGdiBgl up %
n. btregular olice rltes
DLEASE take notice that the undersigned
viii soil John Ssotrs deceascdj interest IA the follow
deb due arm q Thomas SCOTS Son Co. Saturday
ie 2ls day OF september. at IaeObst 90 - JOHN
LAY FOX Surviving Partner u. W. Hcynen sl "a j.
stucke 1886 50 J. II. ROckfer s96 9ji r. H. Nasle,
s24A7 j. q. Reuss son, SG7 II j. Shaika, judgment,
1909 O5; H. g. Richmond 81 20: n. Richards & 500
80 j. AIcorn Sl3G 40; j. H. strngham SO II s. Bogor',
400 80 W. H. Alcou, s35 10; C. German, slsl o. L. Au.
bacher sl2 90 j. BowdeD Son. SOC T. Cocheu, Sf7 -
HAYWARD G42bT q. A. Murray. St7 ~, +. J. StuCkc
si5O 95 W > Nc 1une $50 % g. Warden, sol "a J. O.
leti si7 90; j. r. Earle Co, note, s5oi A. O. Dodge.
5000
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gray. Macy and others TO James Geddes and vile,
S7tl-si, 81 3dave $4,000
Kelliuger, Eliza TO Edward Tatum i5thsf, OF
4thaVe years JUN
No s &ensE "iio 10000
and BToSEa 1s Uss Al 5000
anee COMPANY n.y. NO s7 East s5hst 1000
Neil Edward VI and wife 10 Alexander Campbell and
others, Nos l45 and l4S BOwery and No 343 . 49,.
BfOOUe-st- Aoitt
I7o i6 nSSP 'S ls"n 30" 5000
II Of WaikeTsf instslmens 1000
smith Daniel 2 and wife 70 John W aud Anna SONAR
induck and Others, Canal-st, cor South 6thaYe
aud also No 122 FultOn-st, years. ~
10Th sd q65 # OF itSaye year ~. - $500
Whelln, Patrick aud wife 90 William Cauldwen, IS . 90
l0th-st POS II Of 4thaye, year bOO'
Williams. George and Nathaniel A, 10 David II Nc -
Alpine, 6Oth-st, 100 IL Of 3iaye Year..- lOOO'
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
The Greenwich Savings Bank TO the Washington Life -,
Insurance COMPANY. |5Vu.
Hall Harrison etc Mary Kate 90a
MOntTOse LaNiua II to CathaIine l,oO'
Munson, Corneia a and Erastus " 70 Caroline Nj "a,
Munson Erastus II 20 Martin MunsOn. trustee.
MnnsOn, Martin /. 10 COruelia Muns0n''.'..-.- CO.,
Roll George Raphael Eias---s..--; l'OOS
Smedberg Ance, eXecutriX, etc 10 Charles u Hayden
smedberg Alice, exccutrix. etc to Charles Z Hayden
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Gtenmboats ano RaiIroaos.
~ nnAn nrnpI - IINF


A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
"A The steamers theworId, the DREW or sTJoHN
VIA leave a. North River Of CanaIst daily tsun
D''' 'A''p'' ST&fTERooMs. 81 and 81
Connecting az Albany With express trans for
Tickets ioT principal hotels and al q wss0Stt
'engers transferred Tse n ~ a. amer TIr boats
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NEW-YORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New; York, foot OF I.bery.st.
Commencing July ~ ls7srains leave NewYOrk, foot OF
$50 A. For FemibSion as Fssfon Bev,dere Maneh
GTunS, TsmhSqSa Wkesbae Elmira &c Connects at
s45 m-For Hlgh Bridge Branch schoOley's Mountain,
DInIs Lake anu Lake HopacJng, Easton Hartisburgh,
Magch CHUNK Tamaqua Hazleon, Wikesbarre Scranton,
O:l5 3:sO p. m.-For somervfe and Pennington
WilkesOarre scranton. mkhannOck TamaQua Hazieton,
hssaGng Pe6isy ME- harrisburg &c ...,., ,,..
B9dds Lake ana Lake HoPateong, Eas2n BeyideEe and
1:30p dailyFor Easton Allentown and Harrisburgn.
$40 p m-For EastoD.
SUNDAY TRAIN>-LeIve at p. m, IL NJ. for Bound
Brook and Intermediate points and at $3.50 for EastOn
the brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trans leave for Red Bank Branch. Ocean Grove
&c, az o. 1;45 .. ll:45 a. m, $3.50, f. 8, g p. m
Pullman Drawngroom Cars are attached TO the $50 and
Stages Mattawan station from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot LIberty-st for Freehold at
7A5, ll:4j a. M. 4, 8, SPIN
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
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