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Bolton, Williamson and Easlcy II. r.

The Directors OF the Pcnitcntiary Mt Their
last meeting in Columbia, voted fifty Gonvicts
to the b.. w. and +. II. r., but deferred to give
IN order for them until their next meeting,
which takes place on the 10Th proX. No rea.
son is assigned for not giving the order at
once, but we suppose it was from the fact that
they feared they would not have the conVictS
on hand after fulfilling the contracts they had
already made. This will delay the commence
mGnt Of the work probably until some time
next spring, but our people need not lose
confidence, this action of the directors does
not lessen the prospects of the enterprise. IT
is likely the Legislature will be asked iogrant
the aid asked, and the Directors will not be
troubled any further.-Picke Sentinel.
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THE MOUNDS OF SAPoNA,-Sims in his his.
tory of South Carolina, says that the Indian
name of Stevens Creek was ~"Sapona,' This
Is soft and beautiful. And lately the banks
of Supona nave been yielding up some
curious and significant ndian relies.
ABOUT 800 yards above Stone a. Parks mill
and Just below the mouth of Bird Creek,
near he margin of the water, there
is II wcll.dctincd Indian mound, And the
mound-building Savagcs, itlwili be remember
ed. arc said by the most learned historians
and nnLiuuuritns to have been worshiplcrs OF
theSuu out orthis mound, not long since,
Master Preston Brooks Stone ploughed up
three stone relics ofthese children oftiie sun,
on Thursday last, Mr.. Jesse Stone, the fn-
ther. presented one of these relics to ME-,
Reese OF the Iverfiscr, IT. is Il sort OF double
cup or goblet. the two goblctS being lnvert-
ed and joined in one at the base. ConSc-
qucmtly il looks like an 0ld-laShioncd hour
glass, The goblcts arc long and slender, ana
who knows but that IT. was the sacrilicial COB
let from which these aboriginal inhabitants
ofou land frank libation to the sun god:
For these mounds were clraltars,- EdQJictd
dteTttSt1,
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Christmas Primers, Books,
&c. &C.,

&C. &C,
Uncle Tom Series, ) cents,
Fathers Series, > cents,
Little Pct, ) cents,
Golden Series, ) cents,
Familiar Series. 10 cents,
Cinderella Series. III cents,
My Indcstructablc Primer. . cents,
Aunt Lucia's Series, y cents,
My Primer. 80 cents.
The Child's Fav~oritcsScrics.
Stories for Little Jack Tar, 90 cents,
Stories and Pictures for Little ones. 80 cts
Cur Pet Lambs, 80 cents,
Little Snow Ball Albums. so conts,
Stories for Little ~Troupc-Thc House, Scots
Pictures for Blue Eyes.
a Young Rover. 81 cents,
SandforTl and Merton, g cents,
ChiIds Own Magazine, Sc cents.
Happy Homes in Picture Land, 80 cents,
Sec-Snw Murgery Daw. 30 cents,
Little Iottic'S Picture Gallery. 50ccnts,
Robin Rcd Breast, 30 cents,
Jennie Wren, 80 cents,
Wee Willie Wrinkle, 30 cents,
My Young Soldier, so cents.
The Tea Things, 50 cents,
Our Romeo, 60 cents,
The childrcnS Treasury, Nccnts,
The fvoritc nursery Series,
Walk through child land Is cents,
Little SNOW Flakes, 40 cents:
1htff n Down billy. 30 cents,
Dick and l, q cents,
Games.
Old Maid and Bachelor, 10 cents,
The merry game Of Old Maid, y cents,
The Dewdrop Series, Q2) - cents.
A. 4, G.. Cards and blocks. ) to2j cents,
Vases. Toilet sets and Albums,
Writing Desks. $l,iO TO Sl,1J.
EDWIN PARKER.
Dercmber2 1873.
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Caro-.

Ara meeting Of the Board of Directors oi
II the Greenwood and Augusta Railroad re.
Gently held at stocllade No. d, the undrrSign-
ell were appointed acOmmittcc TO make tho
following statement Of facts:
First, \. full report from the President and
Treasurer showed the financial condition Of
the company To be sound. Wearc out OF debt
and have some money left.
Second, The Board unanimously resolve &c
prosecute the work until its successful conf
plrtlOn.
Third. We have graded thirty.SiH miles o.
road with about twenty thousand dollars.
Fourth. There arc stilll fourteen miles &c
grade, mostly light work.
Fifth. Although We nave had but littlt
money to accomplish what Wciave done. ant
will not need Il great dCal TO complete thu
work, sin 1Cc must hare some. We therefore
call OH our friends and the friends OF the road
to pay promptly their railroad tax. as well a.
their private subscriptions. If they will do
this il will give us ample means. To those
who have not paid their tax we are instructed
by the Board TO say Inc Treasurer, CHpt.J. W
Perrin vii, indulge till the lSt OF January
next, after that thcy will BIZ collected by law
y. n. BRADLEY,
J. y. DENLY,
Il, i. RILEY.
Novcmbcr % $50.
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FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS
AT Anderson, S. g,
G.. z. FOLLY,

4 NNOCNCES TO THE ABBEVILLE
n Public That he keeps constantly on hand
at ANDERSON, :. &. Tic largest STOCK
OF FURNITURE kept In the ~up-conntry.
which he is prepared TO sell cheaper than
GREENVILLE, AUGUSTA, or CHARLES
TON. AS q proof OF this, | mention a few
prices below, which are not intended as
''catch-pennics'' but are my Regular Prices.
Other articles will he found to be proportion
atcly low. Good Hard Wood and Cottage
Bcdsteads, with Stats and Casters complete,
S2.2 and upwards: Fine Solid Walnut Bed
steads. Head Board O feet D inches high, at
1919; Dress Bureaus, Imitation Walnut with
large Glass $50 and upwards: Solid Walnut
Bureaus 4 Marble Top. Drop Handles. Sla.0O;
Kitchen safes two Doors and Drawer, Sl,D
upwards; Large heavy Cane lack and seat
arm Rocking Chairs. $3.50. Nurse Cane Back
and Seat, $l,Hj, Cane scat Chairs p3r half doz-
en- $500 and upwards, Washstands with draw
err and Towel end Sl.25 and upwards, .Imita.
ton Walnut suits consisting Of Solid Head
T0ardFrcnch BedstcadS, Dress Bureau. WASH
stand, Table. 4 cane seat Chairs and one Ro2k-
ing Chair at $3.50, SOLID WALNUT CHAM.
BIER SUITS, consisting of French BcdStcad .
feet 5 inches high, Dress Bureau. Wnshsiand,
Table, Four Cane scat Chairs and Brace Arm
Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chair S32,'D, and
everything else in prod0rtiOn.
Pnrlor Furniture of all styles cheaper than
anywhere else. call and sec me. ns / am de'
tcrmined not TO be Undersold by ANY House.
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A Chance for Contractors.

CoxEsBuRY, S. C., November 18th, 1879:
The time il approaching when contracts will be
received by the 7. o. Department from parties
wishing to carry the mails. There is no little
money paid by the Government for this labor,
and heretofore the far larger portion OF it has
been paid to outsiders for work done IN South
Carolina. To encourage our " people to bid
for these contracts I append the various routes
in the Third Congressional District that are to be
let out this winter and next spring. Proposals
will be received by the Department until 20, jan
uary, 1880. Decisions will be announced on or
before the 10th of March 1880, and the contracts
are to be filed in the Post Office Department at
Washington, duly executed, on or before the
18th of May, 1886. The service to be rendered
begins July LIST, 1880, and ends 3Oth June, 1884,
thus continuing for four years.
PostInasters are required to make themselves
familiar with the laws and instructions relating
to mail letting and the Post Office Department
will supply bidders with printed forms OF propo'
sails. Any bidder, therefore, for any particular
route should through the postmasters on that
route procure all the and blanks
necessary to enable him to submit a proposal III
complete form, and thereby avoid otherwise
irksome red-tapeism necessarily attached to al
dealings with the Government.
D.. WYATT AIKEN.
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LAURENS BRANCH.
Inurcns Branch Trains leave Laurcns c. II.
ut 7.UOa. M. mt Newbcrry ut 400 p. IN, dali
ly except Sundays.
The up and down Trains on the main
stem nuke close connections at Columbia with
the up and down Day passenger Trains on
the South Carolina Railroad npd with the
tn rough Freight Trains. with Passenger Car
attached, on the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and at Aston with the
trains Of the Spartanburg, Union and Column
Bit Railroad for Union, S~partanburg, Hen
Jacksonville, AsLcville, &C.. &c.
Il. Fl. TEMPLE,
General Superintendent.
j. P. MEREDITH, Master Transportation.
JAbEZ NORTON. JR., General Ticket Agent
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. Thursday 10Th Nov. lS79. by the
Rev. II, y. Pratt, Mr.. VIRGIL BROWNLEF
to Miss NORA DODSON, al of Ahbcvi!ic
County.
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Extra Trains, with Thanks.

The Railroad officials are entitled to the
thanks of the people OF Abbeville County for
Increased accommodations, Is that a double
daily train will be run from Abbevliie TO
DAYS commencing Yesterday. Trains 10 be
run on the following SCHEDULED:
Leave Hodges".":.-"-"".-"""ii w H.. u
Arrive at Abbcvllle-".....-.-.lI % Il. m.
Leave 3 80 p. IN.
Arrive at Hodges ! y p: m.
While this will be Il great accommodation
to our people we believe the Railroad will lose
nothing by 1t.
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14144; From New Market, by Phoenix, Kirk
scy's and, Pleasant Lane, to Elmwood, ~ miles
and back twice n week: Leave New Market Mon,
day and Thursday at 7 a m; Arrive at mWo
bv 5 y m; Leave Elmwood Tuesday and Friday
at 7 q m l.; Arrive at New Market by 3 p III. Bona
required with bid, 5000.
i4l66; From Greenwood, by Sims Cross Roads
On. o., Puckett's Ferry, Waterloo, McPherson's,
and Boyd's On. o.. to Laurens c. H., 2! miles
and back. twice O week: Leave Greenwood Tues
day and Friday at I I'm; Arrive Mt Laurens y. IL:
by 6 p IN; Leave Laurens c. H. Wednesday and
Saturday at 6 a nj; Arrive at Greenwood by + p
m. Bond required with bid, 5000.
14l6S; FROM Abbcville c.. H., by Lebanon,
Ca!houn's Mills, Wilmington, Bordeaux, and Ma
pleton, to fuckers Pond, 80 miles and back,
three times a week: Leave Abbeville c. b., Mon
day, Wednesday. and Frid,y at 6 a IN; Arrive
at fuckers Pond by m; Leave fuckers Pond
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at Ga III; ar,
rive at Abbcville c. H., by p III. Bond required
with bid, 81 1000.
l417O; From Donnaldsvillc, to Due West, 4miles
and back, six times a week: Leave Donnaldsyllle
daily, except Sunday, at s p IN; Arrive at Due
| West BY D m; Leave Due West daily, except
Sunday, at 80 p m; Arrive at Donnaldsvlllc by
{. 80 p III. Bond required with bid, SOU. -,
14i7l: From Due West, by Level Land and
Antrevillc, to Mountain View, ~ miles and
back, twice n week: Leavc Due West TUESDAY
! ana SATURDAY a. I IL Ill, NIIlNC a. houA'ei 'N
bv u m; Leave Mountain View Tuesday and
Saturday at / p IN; Arrive at Due West by Z p III.
Bond required with bid, $400.
14l72; From Abbevillc G. H., by Warrenton
On, o., Brooks Mill On. o., Monterey, Lowndcs,
Vile, aud Ruckcrsviile (Ga.), to Elbcrton, 4o
miles and back, three times q week: Leave AD-
beville c. H., Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
6 a IN; Arrive at Elbcrtsn by 7 p III; Leave FL
berton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at d q
m; Arrive at Abbeville G. Ii, by p IN. BOND
required with bid, 81, 200.
i4113; From Monterey to Dry Grove, 8 miles
and back, twice q week: Leave Monterey MONDAY
and Friday at II n IN; Arrive at Dry Grove by :
p III; Leave Dry Grove Monday and Friday at !
p m; Arrive OF Monterey BYE p m. Bond re-
quired with bid, 5000.
142O7; From Fraziersville, by Long Cane, bolt
Branch, Wideman's, and Saudover, to Dorm
Gold Mines, % miles and back. twice q week
Leave Fraziersville Tuesday and Friday at a m
Arrive at Dorn's Gold Mines by 6 p m; LeaV'
Dorn's Gold Mines Wednesday. and Saturday a
Ga m; Arrive Fraziersville by p m. Bond re-
CURED with bid, $500.
1928; From Edgefeld G. II, by Duntonsville
Longmire's Store, Midway, and Fraziersvllc, I
Abbeville C. H., AZ miles and back, three time
a week: Leave Edgefield c. H., Monday, Wedncs
!, day and Friday at G a m; Arrive at Abbsville {
H., by 7pm; Leave Abbeville Q. IT,, Iuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 6 a IN; Arrive q
Edgefeld c. H., by 7 p m. Bond required Will
bid, $1,000.
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SENATE

The Senate was called to order at - NJ.
A message was received from the Governor,
accompanied by Il copy of letters from the
committee of Georgia gentlemen, dcputcd to
present to the State of South Carolina the
very handsome and valuatle gift by MIR.
Query, the portrait of General J. b. Gordon,
and the reply Of Governor Simpson. accepting
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JOHN L, CLARK.
January 81, 1879. If.
rnEENvILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD

On and after Monday. November Bird, 1879,
the Passenger Trains will run as follows
daily, Sundays excepted.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

! Query, the portrait of General J. B.. Gordon,
and the reply Of Governors Simpson. accepting
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER Is 1879.
Gentlemen Of The General assembly: Mr.. AL
bort Query, the distinguished artist, former,
~ of South Carolina, but how II resident OF
| Atlanta, Ga, has presented the State of Soute
Carolina with q magnificent portrait Of Gen
eral John Is. Gordon. Of Georgia, painted by
Mr.. Query,
have tho honor to enclose the correspon.
dence which has passed on the subject be.
tween the committee who delivered the pOr.
trait and myself. TIL portrait is in the En-
~ecutive Chamber subject TO the disposition OF
w. u. SIMPSON, GOVERNOR.
The message was received as Information
and action thereon deferred.
Mr.. J.. c. Maxwell rendered his resignation
rs chairman Of the Committee on Medical
Affairs, and nominated In his stead Hon.J.J
Bossard, WIN was UNANIMOUSLY elected.
RIDERS.
A bill to provide for the appointment OF {
Master for the Sivth Circuit and TO define hi:
mowers. duties and Liabilities was referred L
the Judiciary Committee.
of Hastings CAN'T and n bill to provide NOR
! eXpeditiously for thepayncnt of outstanding
past due school claims In williamsburg. Lex
fngton, Oconee, Charleston, Colict0n, Beau
fort. EQgelelQ. SpaTtanDuTp, NcWDcTIy
Georgetown and Aiken Counties .wcrc recon
mitted.
Concurrent resolution by Mr.. Murray fix
eng the date of adjournment for Decembe
%, was taken up
MIR. Davant moved to amend the resolution
by adding the words "or as much earlier q
possible" Not adopted.
Mr.. Cooke moved to amend by adding 80
ms soon thereafter as convenient"
On motion Of Mr.. Murray, this amendmen
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Hurnbert moved to make the resolution
, the special order for December Is. On this
Mr.. hurry called for the ayesnnd noes, whic..
were TAX en- and resulted as follows: Ayes, u
fioesyS 50: SO the motion was not adopted.
Mr.. Walker movedto make it the specia
order for December B.. =.
TO bind myself to adjourn Mt any certain tim
, til I know what duties and work are to com
before us, SO that we may know whether W
will be able TO accomplish them in that tim
or not. ~
ity than any more would be known abor
the work of the session On the I'd of Deccn
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QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE,

Mr.. Hask ell rose TO Il question Of privilege
and sent 10 the Chaira copy or the AnDcFliie
Dresy and Bnnnrr, of November T., 1871, lie
asked that the Clerk might read the follow
ing paragraphs from an article printed there
in:
THE RAILROAD CnNvICTS-T1IE DEFENSE OF
Ii GHEENwor u AUGUSTA RAILROAD
p~IHECToHS-IIOw TIE C0&vICTs HAVE HEEN
CARED FuR-TIlE True INWAEDNtSS OF TILE
rESITESTIAEY INVESTIGATION,
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legal Notlres.

~ al an ~,ie,t from pursuant % the provisions
Of ree third OF The t;o 0i the hh chapter OF the sec
oNN F w ~ " JAMES TAYLOR Applicant
Notice first uuIled on the 18th day " June, 1919 bIel
t1rs hi aupeaf bslor he lion. D. BOAHDMAN Justice OF
ne -uBtie oir al Chambers, IN the Village Or Itaca y
Y the aO.i day 0 AuEus neAl AZ OOoA Az -4N l'iS
Ioon. Dated "a, ithaca, y. y. June 10, 1919
lel8 l4wlIWIh
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
t EUh 1IEENdDN AND PHILADL LPHIA

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
leave NeWi II loot Il lberyst for Trelt1n and Pha
o'Nd at q;oU go n ll;l5 a. m $50 l. 5.30 7:l5 Il
Leave PhiIadelpnia from station Pha Reading Rail-
dCaa AlId ana 5erE-ss 14J, s:l3 10 1880 m l4'
Leave Trenton or York l;2O except Monday Gao
e.l3. $780, 1910 1910 2.2U Az AIS, 6:l5. D.
Pullman Drawing room Cars are alta ned 10 the M
?. trains from NewlOrk 10 the 74j a m, I:4j D. II
sUSDAY TEAINs@Leave New.York and Philadelphia at
a. 5.IU, Leave New YORK IOG Trenton
$50 p. m Leave Trenton at l4u, $40 6:lJ p m
fIom BrOo2 vn and EIIe Depot. Jersey CITY.
Tickets sale foot Of L0.rtys, Nos 3 4Ol St4,
81 Broadway al The R.nc pa hoeLs' a. o. r Sq az Ia,
gage checked from residence 70 destination
Ii. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
NLW-NOFK GENITAL md HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Comm,ucinc July :, 1873,
-: q. Western ana Mr. hern Express drawing room
cars To il' chester auc AlJ4us.
t;"a. iu. peeial Saratoga EXPRESS with trawi1gtoom
sort Edward, for Lake George and 10 Montreal.
il 81 de- u, Clica-o AM Western Express win drawing
TO n cars o. Gao qua Rochester and Buhaoi also 10
100 a. u Express 70 l1any and Troy with connections
10 Uuca. -siatoas, G.tu1 Fails and Rutland.
$3.50 3. lI.. Sara.o-a special.
AGO d. n b Uauv and Toy Express.
900 Louis Express. Guv. with sleeping for
St. Louis running through every day IN the week also sleep
IOr Montreal. ptlng sunday night. via -aratOEA
$3.50 D. J 80 EIpr Tor BOcuts.er Niagara Fails and
Corning Geneva Sleeping 70 Geneva Rochester
sJUp. N facinc Express. daily sleeping cars for
RUclet Niagara t bunaIU, CrFciiud. Toledo, Detroit
Cc excepting Saturday night 10 clayton and
Waterfowl excepting saturday and sunday nights
Montreal VIA 81 Adams Saturdays gutrel leaves az
ii00 D. ~. Night Express. with sleeping Albany
TcseJs for sale at Nos 252 and sl3 Broadway and
e.trott Express COmpanys OdlCe-No- IaA-pdce $50
ana 9l2 Broadway, NewforA, ami 553 Washington g.,
Brooklyn. G.. H. MEEkER,
General Pas A Be-
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Sales bn Auciion.

CUSTOM H0usE. NEw.YORK CrT,
COLLECTORS OFFICE Aug l. 1919. -
SALE AT PTBLIC AUCTION WILL BE
a held on The 27th DAY August 1879 nv Mesars ~ IS
pFTT a DEM lirr salesfo1n, 10 - liuI a.
Ia clgeg IN II bonded unclaimed merchandise Nlcl
Las rraued warehouse beyond toe period aioeta on 49,
fe-nfive st. of which found IN the houuda OF me
Cu.tot House and at "a stone 81 Tue Goods MAJ pa
seen 81 lie warehouse, 30 i stone - on Monday anu iuis
aay Auaust 20 and ~, frOui 10 H. d . p ~. 81 ,,
~'' 4A1s~ " L. A. 1iEERIrT Collector.
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DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CoNEY' ISLAND.
The Grand Foula OF Excursion steamers landing a. thii
p0pua all seaside resorts furnishes the best and NOS
direct route % what universally Acknowledged BY All vlso
70 be the greatest attraction ON the Island
p ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the audest Illumination ever known this Con
tuent b, ali the surroundings blaze OF glory.
PROJECTTN 1000 FEET Is 90 TIE 50. and BENT
FROM 90 to 100 X with. So y DELlGHrFLLL COOL.
A CDNtEAIN II hUTr HhNNN rud EVENING. Oi
GRAFULLA, ~ tlIIWfNT BAND Ample seating
accommodations.
ADMISSION 70 ~ ..II AND BATH FOX ~
CENTS makes &c tie - . a.. HfHH and t- cheapest
bathing pavilion ~ lie ~ 'H HHN saff SPOT to ga
Joy deep water ~ We A. suA
THE RESrAUk RANT AN n NNthNl ftNIf
are In all their apron 'neurs n fH rtl ava q
the most varied character, UNE& ..H| a. I'D lhlII
AND QUALITY.
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Mammoth Palace steamers Bristol ana 2ROVIDENCE
leave New. Yurk daily $50 sundays included until
Pier 2- North River loot o. Murav-L
Leave BROOKLYN %. Jersey Civ. 4.jO %.
a ~.
Through tickets 10 principal points u NgWt1lau aud Pro
vince, Marthas Vineyard Nantucket White Mountains Mt
Desert
Tickets and be secured al go 26l 27l 4o
JgG dJT al principal hotels, transfer
Offices aud the Office Of the IinG FeI IS North
River and on board steamers
send % /. %
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
First class fare ONE DOLLAR Tickets mcl and good only
steamer leaving NeT.NoTh Ol a4y q sale AID connecting
train leaving Newport at $3.50 Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY cave NeH-YoIk dai y l>un.
days excepted D. North RIVER foot u
Murray-st Tickets stalero0Ws obtained ONLY
ONCE Of the Line Pier %, North River loot OF Murrays
and on board
GEO l.. CoNNOR Genl Pass'r Agt
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

cOoBsT ; Jane Se -Hs WV 1000
Dawes, Ann = So and 05Sist S,on 5000
some 10 81 Deaue same property months 1000
same ss y .a p bus s' months ieAs Una 5000
SAM f 10 95tl 1i x ats. months 5000
F1emi1r WI 4, IN and wife 80 tie GeImanla Life In
y S54s'o Oo'up.S '-'s' 5000
Jonas 79n Is p Of 2dSye Is ios years ~. $4,000
Lee slc hva 4 9Sthst 10 Years 10000
Lsy i65aTe . eis' " y" iC ,o 5000
eui ss Salsh 'p r. AnoA L " 'or 1880
R0s Ia5I 70 ihei1oei 5000
se o Vest sS SGspa ds 20 On Us
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
A"e eSes. TSsiS Isu 900
b0seTt d a ~nu CIV 1000
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHlGH VALLEY EAILROAD.
A. ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1873 Leave depO foot OF COrtandt and D-sDrJssess
100 p m. for Easton. Bethlehem, AUentown. Reading
MauCh Chunk. EaLetOn, MalaLOy CITY, Ashland Wilkes.
barre. Scranton and TuukAannOCk.
$50 p. Night Express, daly LOT Easton Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Cuuuk WlkcsDArIe, Emira lthaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
kOBI SAYRE, SuDt and EngE
General Eastern Office Church and CUrtlanutst
I
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RECORDED LEASES

t,ilfr. VI 70 James Jennings, store OF No 81 Cath
srirost "a years. az annual rent OF
e-,ifb A. la t0 Robert Prior. Sd ave, 14ll II OF
lzgth.st years al annual rent Ot----..-.'.'.----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFssa

,corf.stsws 300 n n Of college ave. 25xlO0 B
,K-,isou 10 John N Howell --
Dfas,son-avc, p cor 7Sd-st, 36Nls A II Holmes 20
ale h +
,-.,s, = No n 2 of lOth-sve, 2OxlO05 Frederick
~ rssutuck aud others 90 " Fleming .......-.-.-
,resfs Ms 100 70 Of 2d-ave, 20x OIL A Roe,
'rsferee 10 the NeW-NOrk Life Insurance company
67fb.stns. us II Of lOthave ZOxlOO.5 c W West
referee 20 " FlcmiDg
- e = 26 n ef l hist 25xss John McEntee
,e.iSen lane " con Frout-st I9.4x2l 3 and also
No IA alden ane. one baif part Of: Mary scTug-
,.,core n sw T. 500 n OF COllege-ave, 25XlOO /;
Ia Howell and WIFE 10 Mary Wilson ..............