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Tne C.,y Of New orleans v. Heirs % Jea"

The akty Of New Orleans ". HeIFs - SeHH
nalha.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR the rAn.
~ flart fariaa. Ia mo directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for tho parah Of Or
leana, In the above entitled 'auae. Tor city taxes
II Ie7a | vii, proceed To cell nj public auction,
at the MERCHANTS and Anctianeers' Exchange.
Royal street, between CANAL aud CHatomhouae
streete. III the Second District Of THE city 81
he Following deacrihed property. 70 wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit-
uated in the First Distri OF this city, IN
square number twenty -aevep. bounded by
Gainnnie. Front, Erato and Pe'era ctr ota, and
designated as lots .numhors nineteen aud
twenty measuring forty twp taet ,rem 81. nn
III depth
Seized I'D the above suit
Terns-Caah on the snot. commemorative
Civil Sheriff for the Parish q Orleans.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-TWO-STORY HOUSE AND
lie Kitchen, twelve rooms. with hall and gal
lery large stable eleven lots, corner Chestnut
and Eleanore streets SIS per month, INQUIRE ut
"a Carondeies street. up stairs. nol6 ~
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rne city of New orleans -. w.a. AUG,


9. Otis, or OTTO.
LIrTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE FAR.
T. si Of Qrleana, No. l4,io1 by virtue 81 writ
Or naYi lariaa tn me directed IVY the honorable
the Filth District Court for the na'ish Of 81
leans IL The above entiled cause, fpt ety taxes
Or la7p will proceed !o sell at pnhlie auction.
Wo,al street, between Canal and Cuetomhouse
sitesta, II The SECOND niatrlnt q this city On
Tia following leacrihod property. ~ wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. ait-
uatad In the Second District Of this city. IN
cd by Bienville, Ouetomhouse Ronheba Q aud
Tonti atreeta, and designated as followe: Lot
number tw.n'y -iour, measuring twenty I'VE
feet front on Benvtile street by one hundred
ieet Id deph lot number twenty aevon. meas.
wiring twenty -four feet front on Ren' lie street
by ono hundred and twenty eight feet IN depth
Fezad IN the above anit.
TermH Cash on the apats 5
j Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Oh
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The Gity @t New Orleans W. john Kohl
|

L,lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ lab " Orleans, NJ, l4Noo-nv virtue IF "
orable the Fifth District Court fnt the parish VI
Orleans, IN thu above entitled cause, fNr "itv
tasoa II 1870 will proceed - cell NJ public,
awe inn, nj tha Merchants AMI Au"tiNneers,,
Exchange Royal street, between Canal an'l
Cuatemhunae etreets, III thn Second District "
this city. on MONDAY, November ", 1879 at y
o'clock m the following described property. TO
y" A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, III
ua'ed III the Third District. Of ths city, IN
square number two hundred and ffty three.
bounded hy A. Ferdinand, rress burgundy
and Dauphina streets. and designated AZ lot
1t. Ferdinand street by one hundred and ten
feet III depth.
Seized In the above suit
Terms Cash on The snot.
]. II. AI,CEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
q nsE 4
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q PROPOSALS.

DFrrcE OF NEW ORLEANa CRY RAILROAD
Conway, No. 1874 Canal etreet,
New nrleana October 10. 1879.
rEAt,ED PROPOSALS. FOR THE pURCH AaE
y II ETyHN HUNDREp THOUaAND DOL
LARS OF BONDS of this Company, Or any
nortIen thereof will be received AZ this afffeetun
nj TUESDAY, November ~, 1879. at ~ O'clock m.
No bids ut,ier par will he entertained; The Cnm
paiiy reaervinR the right to reject any and All
sbids.
The bonta are In denominations Of slee, $50
and Sipaa, Have twenty four years to run bear
Interest al per cent Ter annuna payable semi
Annualiv in New Orleans or New York, A. the
crtion III the holder, and are secured by fret
mortgage ON the franeheaa, real estate and All
other prorertiea of the Conway.
The bcnae will ha ready for delivery on OF
oaIg t,o@ u q, LEWIS. Secretary.
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The city III New Orleans va, alex RaaH.
L,lFTH DISTRICT COURT For TILE PAR
wrlt II flerl faclae to me directed hv the bon.
orahe the fifth District COURT for The parish of
Orleans, In the abpvn entitled Gauge. Tor ely
tavea 81 1aTp | will proceed IT. sell at pvhlie
auction. 81 the Merchants aud Auotionee,,e, Ev-
change, Royal street. between panal and ous
tnmboiiap streets In the Second hlarint 81 this
city ~ MONDAY, November n. 1879, nj ID
O'Clock b., the following described property
A CERTAIN roRTIoN or GROUND. alt
uated IN the Third pstrlnt Of THIS. city. IN
square number thirteen hundred and foltysiS,
bounded by bayou Road, kerleren hocheh'ave
ana pnre enola streets. mud designated ~ 10,
number -. forming the corner of Bayou Rohd
and karleren etraeis. meaauilng slsty -one ieet
ten inches front on Bayou Road street by q
dapth and front on Kerlerae street Of one nun
drad and fort tRht feet on one line aud one
hundred aud Atty seven feet on another line
Enlzah In the above cult,
Terma-Uash on the spnt.
i i. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX,
| Civil Sheriff of the Parrish OF Orleans
4 Nj n
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THE city og New Orleans va. Mrs. Marie
IinapnuE.


raITrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II eb o. ORLEANS. No. t3ess.Bg virtue Of
writ Of flari faciaa, To me aireGtedbv the honor.
allie The Fifth Dlsirlrt Court for the parish Of
Orleans. IN the above eutitled cause Tor city
taxes of 1917, | will proceed TO cell at puhlic
auction, a, the Merchants aud Auntlnnnets hS-
change Royal street, between Canal and Gus
courthouse aiyaets. In The Second District Of this
olty, III MONDAY, Novemher II, 1879, at 10
o'clock nl the following described property, to
wit ......, ~. ,,,n,4,, -,
ueted In the Second District of this city. IN
square numbeg one huphrsd and slxy,aeve Z,
Ann streets, aud designated ~ lot nunher
three, measuring thiftytwo feet front, on VI
leans street by seventy two feat II dapth.
4 oEi1fAlN PpRfloN or enpnNp, cit T.,
anuare number eight hundred and ninety
three, bounded BY Onsaga, Lapeyrouse. Holman
and Prje,lr strnais aud designated "a LOT num-
har eleven measuring thirty-t two feet front on
nn5aga street w one hundred and seventeen
feet in depth, .zz..5. .s AXE
Sezei In the above autt.
Tprms-t 'aan IN he spot
! II ALCHE GAUTHREAHX.
Civil Ahnrifr Of the Partsh of Orleans.
An NJ III
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yUANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
NV the cheapest and beat advertising In the
city ie fn this column, At ten eents per line for
Che tlrst and Ave centa fer each subsequent In
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
s.sBts sseraxe.

DHILIr KLEIN. MANUFACTURER OF ALL
II kinds ef COQpEnA9E, Sugar Hogsheade.
Moiasaes BARRELS. HALF Barrels and all aizes Of
Moiasaee Kegs Factory, No. ? Second street.
Warehouse and ofi1ee No. u Groasnian street
New Orleans, La nnA lin
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ARMIES OF NORTHERN viz
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members Of the Associations o.
,he Army Of Northern Virginia and ARM, OF
Tannassee are hereby appointed committee
to receive funds, which may he contributes, , e
comrades and admirers Of the iate LinUa;;
to he Invested Ia United States bonds for the
o'hoAs JOHN n. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Array OF North
ON AUGUST REICHARD.
Prasidant Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten
W. r. Lyman, chairman Francis 7; Nichols
James Buckner, Samuel Flower, d ~ CALDER or
1 II Murray OF the Army Of Northern sir-
sinia: J. 4. Chalaron. G. T. Beauregard. :. u;
stockman. Fred N. Ogden Walter Y. Croaeh' OF
the Army of Tennessee. o.n
AGliress Box 16ah New Orleane seq 11a ~
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VIPER COAST.
-
WHITE STAR LINE.
1879 Pal, & winter arrangement 1885

WHITE Isl AIS LINE,
1870 PAN Il winter Arrangement. 1880
nNYou dou pt ANb ZEN T rA ~
THE FINE AND FAST PAssEN-
- ger ste WHISPER.
es n Mae6SbAr as and YGsf
ut 10 o. m and FRIDAY ut .. m. for Bayou
Goula. returning down tho eoast on alternate
days.
/ Msas2 p2 psseE 4's1nd
sATphDAY at i q, N for Ben Tureaud. max
Ing all handbags In daylight. -
For freight OF p@sSsSfn RRo 3" con street. re
A clerk will be found daily Mt the head Of
Blenyille street to receive freight for either OF
he above boats. oc26 II
NEW onLE.RRss T ANb w '" hoNngr oAnRE
LEAVES f baf9 r RAaL9 e1 paGkET at D.
anf f5 SAI BoNshr 81 dAn Z e CHURCH.
aasssal Hahnyile. Kennervllls and 81 in mha
nn0 'ldo-whssiilI Rfs 81 1xt :!if%ss
Wi sayg Is a5e ,a For 5e'Eh RE Fl
s''D'' - D' No. II Delta street up stairs;
clerk will be found during ne day o 2. i tne
Dt,sn u oonas 90 80 - :, -
NEW ORLEANS AND uIkEh COAST TIL
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
r FH.p f6N & I 1f { ~ REACH AS
far as Welham's. st. James. New Va
aBl11EA3 cherie Road. Bonnet Care. Hahn
Vile, bonneville and all way landings-The
steamer
VIM. Wenzel master. WI. Comeaux clerk.
Oil, leave as above. returning down the coast
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday IN daylight
NoA W. J.. COMEAUX, 20 Cont street.
clerk always on the lsvee to receive freight
| foot of Cont street. ocA Il
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y a II u Il Il =
ELKTN & CO.,

TOO CANAL STREET -...-....-. kO0
Ara r,alins large additions to their stock Of
ASMISSTER MoaTETTE, VELVET lsOD4
hRussELs i, and TAPESTRY BRUssELs,s in
new and elegant style. with ooraefs .o INVITA- Wilton
kTGs-Smyrna Imitation turkey. Nii'on'
Administers and Brussels. .,,.ias
0ILCIoIHS IN hest and medium onslitIi les
COCOA MATTINGSCaIeutfsa a M nA.II In ~.
New Patterns. WINDOW SHADES 10 gre@
variety.
oelI 2dp #
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The Gitv or New orleans w. George W.

Tne CITY or New orleans ". George w.
FFrH pIsTR1of q SouR ! 81 FoE T. THE yIsn ra a
M5s a 't te a Fh Dist 1T court Coz
pash Of q ,s he fo VIII p sn,sd
to sciI nj public auction. at the, Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, t na,
November ii. 1879. 1T u O'Clock M. the following
dese rTEFr ga11GNg1 PoSk f or GROUND stu
ated in tho First District at this ey, II snu,r.,
number two hundred and thirteen. beunds q
BY Carondelet. ST. Charles; hrato ana Sllo
Der twenty four, measuring thirtf. 1--WE feet
front on Carondeles street by one hundred and
sixty feet IN dapth: lof nu t d nW1 MY
street hy one Hundred and tweDtY-eight ieei
Seized III the above suit.
A'AnS J. h. ALGEE dAUTHREAUy.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ocl6 ~ 30 n.6 y II -.-------=--
The city Of New orleans ". Paul rricoM
LSIFJH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans. No. - aas-By virtue Of q
writ Of feri facias, to me directed hy the non !.
Orleans In the above entitled cause. for city
taxes Of 1879 l win proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auc'i anae's, ~
change RIVAL street between Canal and Gus
tomhousa straata, in the Second District Of this
city. on MONDAY, November ~. 1879. at u
O'Clock m the following described property
A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND sit
uated in the Thiri Dist,ict OF this city. In
| bounded by Dauphina Burgundy. st. Ferdi
nand and Port streets. and designated as tots
plumbers four to seven measuring wentV nine
| feet front on Daushtne street by one hundred
feat in depth
Seized in ha shove suit. .z"0@M
i Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
| u II ALCEE GATTHREAUX.
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
/ act6 ~ so res IL II
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SHERIFF SALES.
The CITY ri New Orleans We. Matthew
Mccoy

The CITY ri New Orleans We. Mathew
Mccoy.
IyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOn THE FAR.
- iah of Orleans. No. i4,19a- By virtue Ct awtlt
of tleti faciaa, u me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for thepafsh 81 Or
leana In the above entitled eause, fpr city ta~ea
VI 1879. viii proceed TO sel Mt public auction.
nt the Merchants and Auelioneete' Exchange,
Royal street, between Caual aud Custcnhouse
streets. In the Second District of this, city. on
MONDAY. November y. 1872, a y O'clock ~, the
following descFihed property. o-wit
In the Reconi District pf THE city, IN square
number one hundred and eighty four. hom,ndnd
by St. Louis. Cont Robertson and Where
streete and designated AZ lot numher five,
measuring twenty eight feet front on IT. Louis
street hy one hundred and Ave feet ~ depth.
Seized III the above cult.
Terms Cash on the apot
j, r. AICEE GAuTuREAUS
Civil Sheriff " the Parish VI Orleans.
.a1g M
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED YER,
Ned River ana Texas.

He'd River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER THAHs-
CIFIO RAILWAY AND OONNEOTloHh.
Through bills Of ladne aud Through passen,
ger tickets to all landings on Red river and gil
railway stations IN TeSaa 'rhe best route to
IRE FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
Asaalkt u son. Hot apslnRs md all landings
~sFss%E#' on Red River aud railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT
---- ------. master,
Leaves ---------~-~e---~-~~ Nov. -, al 8 o. M
Nh wberfhoat riatpns lrayage or commission
will be charged at mouth nf Red RIVER Bayou
Sara. OF at New Orleans IN for warhlng freight
cons |pped 20 the company by bill o. ladlng.
For freight or passage apply on board Of the
boats or al the Office Of the COMPANY No. de
Camn street JOH A. AIKEN. President,
NJ W. Joyce GEO. y. HITE,
/ NJ UAWLIN RllIITOM n ErPIiEN.
ia4 LORD h MGPFAK p. Agents.
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

MY CONNECTION WITH
~ Masara. YUBERBIER 4 BEHAN expired
Oh the thirty fret ulHmc. u. nj. RONu.
November l. 1879,
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tI,epresentine the new jesse X. Bell !.
7--%~, master, ~-~-~S----- hl4i Ne
VIII leave es above Rnr freight or pa sage
arplv on boerd, or to
a,-Fralebt eonslened to wharfboat. mouN
of Red river. or to apents at New Orleans ~.
~ charge isa
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b. --ss---a7s-z - -
TT. v A -

MORGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PASS ENaEH ROUTE FOR 9ALV ESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryhoat, foot, OF
at. Ann street, Mt n M. reaching Morgan gity
ct ~ M there connecting With steamers plEipR
from Morgan City In connection with Motean's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
rES%N FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave
NNlktk Morgan CITY Oil TUESDAY. THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY, connecting at Calves
ton with steamers lor lndianala:
Through bills lading sgned to all points
on The Houstnn and Texas Central mud q r.
aud s. A. H. r.. Int. and Great Northern Rail
road and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
San Antonio freights received and Forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail
road
Fralehta for Gonzales Halletsvile Rancho,
etc received via Clinton or Guero.
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BAT0N ROUGE.

Baton H0vGE.
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
aEhII- WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY, at y. m, and FRI
ron BATON ROuGE. PLAQUE
l6MT4hAAtsE mine Bayou Houla, Donaldsnnviile.
sssssssss@ and NIL Coast landlngs-The new
passenger steamer
] p MeElroy master
will leave as above returning down the Coast
EyEHY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or pnssRge nnplv on bpnrd or to
H. O. MEIIANCON, 81 Hienvile ST.
nostf LORD i McPEAKE, 1879 gravier ct.
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ACHMLnT & 7IEGLER, WHOLESALE GRO
- GERS. importers and Commission Merchants,
New Orleans,
MIR. H. M POND has perfected q hnalneaH ar-
SCHMIDT 4 IIEaLEK.
Noyemher1 1870 moi I'm
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I.Ek FOR ooRroe o'0,H1, ;,
Frpisnts received Tor ahova point reHbipped
at indianoa by snhaoners and through bills OF
ladng signed.
LlRh eraaa TO CORPUS Christi and Rrazos III
apyj nj iisk aud expense Of nnnslRnees.
freight for all tho above points reneiyea ut
the dapot of Morgans Louisiana and Texas
Railroad, foot Of Lafayette street, daily until
Il u. M
Tickets and etateronms secured until p. m.
AZ agents. office, Or ut the ferry landing, on
morning of departure
Through tickets will be Issued from thls office
to lin principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad. on the International end
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
G. A. WHITNEY & 90. Managers,
col TT Corner Magazine and Natchey sts.
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Jeavns -----, Nov - ut + D, NJ.
re- FOR ALEX NDHlA, roo BEND
aBBhsksist n Norman's, Barhn'a. Wares and way
audinps-Tha Steamer
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-29

State officers, whose faithful, wise and unpaid
services are fully appreciated, and constitute
one Of the brightest chapters In our history.
Money and clothing came unsought from all
parts of the land and about five thousand
found homes Many of these were settled IN
colonies, and all OF them are now healthy, In
dustrious, b st and happy.
But our work Is not dOue. Many must be
aided during the approaching Winter, or suf-
fer and some perhaps, must be fed until the
barvest 10 gathered next year. Aud rs we are
crsdibiy informed, the immigration will set In
this fall and next Spring larger than ever,
and we must be prepared. And yet our treas
ury is nearly empty, the contributions have
gradually diminished. 1t may be that other
subjects have engaged the public attention,
or that the people are not aware of the pres
ent urgent needs. Hence We are compelled
to make these statements, and appeal to the
benevolent and philanthropic throughout the
land. The people of the Nation ought not to
leave to Kansas the honor and burden of do
ing the great work alone 10 the future. II
possible, the tide of immigrants should be
partly turned aside. But II that be impossible,
the money should not be withheld. Our eiti-
zens are ready as ever to do their pant, but we
desire the cooperation of all.
An sums and supplies should be sent to
Gov. John p. St. John, or our Secretary, @.
Il. Wheeler, Topeka. Kansas. All supplies
sent should be marked so that the Secretary
can tell who sends them, and where they come
from, so their receipt can be promptly ac-
knowledged.
Topeka, Kansas. Oct. 18th. 1870.
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THE MARKETS.
LambertxflIe. Oct. %. 1879
MARRIAGES.

HOAGLAND--HIBB5.--By Rev. H !. g. Williams, Oct
I'D 1870 at the residsn OF Mr.. Peter Hoagland, Mr.
John Hoaglan, and Miss Lidy +. Hibbs, all Of Lam
bertv Nle. 4
ANDERSON -sUTHERLAND.--In the Reformed
Church, Stanton, Oct cd by Rev. A MARITIME Mar
tin s. Anderson, of White House Station, to Emily b
Sutherland, OF bennington.
JoNES-PoTFS s. at the residence OF the brides
pRrenls, by Rev. Edward Loux, Asa Jones, Of Flem-
ington, to Laura G., eldest daughter of Edward b.
Potts, Esq, of fmaystown. Monmouth comfy, N. j.
FRETZ--LABA RRE.--oct. I'D, by Rev. Geo, Young
Philip X, Fretz 10 Charlotte c., only daughter OF
Hon. L. B. La Barre, both Of Bucks Co., Pa.
HORN-DILrS.-In Stockton, Oct II, by Rev. John
Shields, VIM "A. Horn, Of Lambertsile. 10 Lucy Q.
Dilts, of Stockton.
PIDCOCK-M Cordova, Rock Island
County, ILL.,, Oct 10, by Rev. Elton Walter Pidcock,
of Lambertyille. to Annie Marshall, of Cordoya. Z
GARY-MILGoURNE.--Se 25 at Pennington, by
Rev. r. Johns Peter 7. Gary. TO Mary c. Melbourne,
both OF Cr0ton. iltfie Is
CoNNEr-FINCH.-Oct. 22d. at bennington. by @. s,
Mott, ID. D., John l. Connet. ESQ.,. TO Rose Finch
daughter Of Hervey Finch all OF Flemington.
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Six years ago, the " Bird faction " of the
Democratic party, bitterly opposed the nomi-
nation of Pdcock for Senator, and after his
nomination, large number of them worked
and voted to defeat him. In this they sue
ceeded. At that time, they professed that
they opposed him because he had used cor
rupt means to secure his nomination. Every
one gave them credit for honesty and indie
pendepce In their action. But it now appears,
If the Huaterd0n Democrat is to be believed,
that money was at the bottom of Pidcock's
defeat. 1t states in this weeks issue that g it
cost more money to defeat Pidcock than Pid-
cock SPENT That g Republicans can, when
opportunity offers, use little money to carry
elections and adds, +" See returns for Hun
terdon six years ago" Now, If these state
ments mean anything, they mean that the
Bird wing of the Democracy did not kill of
Pidcock because they thought him corrupt,
but because they were bought by Republican
money. If this is true, the Bird wing Of the
marty is far worse than the % Pidcoek ring, .
for while it pretends to have honorand honesty
itadds hypocrisy to its rascaity. As the Hun
terdon Democrat is generally regarded as the
organ of the Bird wing, it ought to know
whereof it speaks-but nevertheless, we are
inclined to believe that when it asserts that
the Republicans bought its friends to vote
against Pidcock, it falsely accuses its own
faction of bribery.
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AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC. Kansas
Freedmen's Relief Association take this
method of presenting to their fellow citizens
the interest aud condition of their association.
AS is well known the colored people of the
South have been migrating to this State for
several years. They come in hope of improv-
ing their condition. No inducements were
offered to them other than those offered to all
Immigrants to our young and growing State.
whose policy secures equal rights for all class
es. Many of them arrived in destitute con-
dition but our people, with their usual lib
erality, supplied their immediate needs. and
assisted them to make beginning. Early
last Spring the Immigration increased to such
an extent that private charity was inadequate.
Boat loads of people, hungry and half Glad,
left penniless upon the rivers bank, excited
universal sympathy, and orr society was the
outgrowth Of general demand for an organ
ized effort in their behalf. The first Board of
Directors comprized the Governor and other
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The official returns 10 Ohio show that Fos-
ter, Republican, was elected Governor, over
Ewing. Democrat, by 1920 majority. His
majority over both the Democratic and Green
back candidates combined is 1885, James
Fullington, the Republican candidate for
member of the Board of Public Works. re-
ceived 20.623 plurality over his Democratic
competitor, and 5 ,140 majority over all. This
points the way for the other Northern States
to follow next mouth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-29

Eleven entire counters devoted to these goods,
making b46 lineal ieet solely for the sale of ladies'
Dress Goods This would make counter, If put in
line that would stretch along Chestnut street IRON
Fifth to sixth street. the entire length OF the state
House square, and from the Ledger Building halfway
the Press Building "a square long OF course there
every variety OF Dress Goods from IS per yard TO
per yard and oftentimes the prices are from TO
rs per cent less than Is asked elsewhere.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-29
Mo- 10.
H.--Real and Imitation Laces Ruchibgs, La
dies Cuffs oIlars and Ties

In no department OF business Is the fair profit
principle more noticeable than here. People tell US
they have been accustomed to pay double the prices
have Of goods marked That low prices please
manifest by the throng always selecting the
tiers II is almost impossible 70 keep full tment,
the goods 20 out rapidly. The Ruchings and some
other msdsuP goods are maze 20 gu, own premises a.
skilled designer We copy the foreiga patterns and
sell them at prices within reach q everybody.
JOHN WANAMAKER