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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

A SU1r AGAINST AN ED1roR.-A funny
suit against an editor has been decided ID
the Circuit Court at Waukesha, Iowa.
The Fays, prop1ietors of the La Belle
House, at Oconomowoc, brought an action
before justice to recover $97 .O4 for meals
and cigars furnished Ashley D. Harger,
editor of the Oeonomowoc Times.
Harger set up counter claim Of $3.50
for "puffing" the La Belle House. Judg.
ment was rendered for the plaintiff, aud
Mr. Harger appealed to q jary. The case
excited much interest, Harger being we'll
liked, and having solemn, earnest man
ner Of making very witty remarks. He
testified that Fay would say to MIN:
"Harger, I've got nice dinner to-day
come in"
mo, i thank you; Tin going home"
Fay would prevail on him to stay, and
after dinner the following colloquy; .-
Everything in there all right. Harger!"
'Everything excellent"
dessert all right?'
Excellent"
"Ice-cream all right?"
delicious, Mr.. Fay"
'.Very well. remember this in your pa
per next week."
In return for dinners and cigars, Har-
ger says that he told great many lies
editoria'y--wor.h more than thousand
dollars. He would never have presented
bill! for lies had not Fay fallen ont with
him and wanted pay for the dinners.
Hanger pleaded lis own case, and the
jury found verdict for him which threw
the costs upon the hotel.keeper.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

On the motions to adopt the report OF the com
mittee on the Drugstore license of $50 90; the
Livery-stabse licsnce8of $500 and the Coffee
House license Of $4,000 the motions were adop-
ted by the following vote: Ayes Lindsay, Al
pha, Landry aud Ed EdMcBride.e Noes r. L. Nc
Bride, Hebert and Vigneaux. 4
On motion Of Ed Mcbride seconded by Mr..
Lindsay. the license of so on Billiard Tables
as reported by the committee, was increased to
$3.50 by the following vote. Ayes, Ed Mcbride
Lindsay. Alpha. Vigneaux and Landry. Noes
r L Mcbride and sHebert. u
On motion Of Mr.. Lindsay seconded by NJ.
Alpha, the license of $40 on attorneys as report
ed by the committee was increased to Sl2 so.
by the following vote, Ayes--Ed Mcbride, Lind
say. Alpha and Landry. Noes-R. l.. Mcbride.
Hebertand Vigneanx.
Y On motion of Mr.. Lindsay seconded by Mr..
Alpha. the license of siO on Physicians. as re-
ported by the committee, was Increased to
sl2 50, by the following vote Ayes-Lindsay
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25
Terms AND CONDITIONS !:

Each adjudication of Twenty Dollars and un-
der cash before delivery, and all adjudcations
over Twenty Dollars, on credit of One, Two
and Three years from the day Of sale. Pur-
chasers to furnish their notes with two good and
solvent securities in soldo to the satisfaction of
the Administrator and the heirs OF age, payable
to the order of the Administrator at theaoiiice
Of E. F. Mouton, Esq, in Vermilionvile bear
ing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum from maturity until paid,-and if said
notes are not punctually paid at each maturity
five per cent additional interest is to be paid in
order to defray the costs and fees incurred
thereby. Tbeaproperty sold to remain specially
mortgaged with the lien of vendor in favor of
said succession until purchase price and interest,
if any, shall have been paid.
That the prairie land be divided and sold in
three lots viz: Two lots of fifty arpents each,
and one lot of fifty-eight arpents, more or less.
That the wood land be sold in two lots, viz
One arpent front each by the depth it may have.
That the dwelling house be not delivered I'M
til thirty days after said sale shall have been
effected
That the Gin and bdilding be not delivered
until the ginning operations of the season are
over. A. NJ MARTIN.
Dec. 2s, 1878 Clerk Of Court.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25
THE
New Ork Observer

THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Publishes both the religious and secular news
that is desired in any family, while all that is
likely to-do harm is shat ont. 1t devotes four
pages to religious news, and four to secular.
The New YoRK OBSERVER was first publ ished
in 1928 ; and it is believed to be the only in
stance Of a Religious Newspaper continuing its
even course for Gty.sin years, withou: change
Of name,' doctrine. intent, purpose, or pledge
from The date Of it's BIRTH
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
~~N~N>N~~~~@ ~@N~N~~e~I~~e
SUCCE&SYO.1' S.4LE.

SUCCESSION OF Due BONN, DECEASED.
DY virtue of decree and order of the Parish
II Court of the parish of Lafayette, dated the
23rd December, 1878, there will be offered for
sale at public auction. to the last and highest
bidder, by duly commissioned officer, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to success
sion of Due BONN, deceased, late Of the parish
Of Lafayette, on ~ !.
Wednesday the 29th Of January, 1879,
at the last domicil of the deceased in this parish,
to-wit:
One CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND SITUATE D
in Lafay cite parish containing about one hun
drel and fifty-eight arpents bounded north by
land Of Valsin Benoit and Dupre Leblanc, south
by land of Eraste BONN, east by land Of Seve-
rim Bonin, west by land OF Chas V. Comeaux
and Clerville Granger.
A CERTAIN TRACT OF WOODLAND IN
this Parish measuring about Fourteen superficial
a,pents. bounded above by land Of Bidell or
assigned and below by land Of Aladdin Herpin.
Dwelling House,-Cotton Gin, Press,
Steam Engine and Building,-Corn
Cy;b,-Nine small out buildings,-
Woagon,-Bu1gy,-l1e7 Pannels
Fencing,-Mules,- Horses. = Oren,
Gows,-Calpes. Hogs, Field im-
plements, Kitchen utensils s-House
hold Fan niture, Cooking Stope,-
= Branding Iron, etc., etc.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

WnAr MusrAcnE?-A young msa and
bis girl sat near the front, at Busdette's S
lecture the other evening. The young man
carried his head on one side, it being forced
intothat position by the weight of half a
very tender mustache, which was com
posed Of seven hairs upon one. siiie and
eleven upon thu other side of his nose.
When the "HAwkeye' man had jaat fin
ished convuIsipg his hearers with sin ac-
count of youths frat shaving enc inter
with a barber, the young man leanf o, er
to his girl, and whispered a i:
"Thsl's true to life. can tell soa..'
slow can you tell mes' inqni,ed his
rHou?r he repeated In whisper;
"wby, by experience; that's just the way
felt when | first got shaved" I. w.
when was that?' she asked.
ooh, before raised lnss mustacha," he
returned.
"What mustaehs?' she queried, . little
surprised A
"Wha, mus.sdgs do you suppose" he
re,ort+d, turning red. 81
why, Charlie" whispered the girl
g! never saw. any nns,ache I! Do you
mean"
"Never mind what I mean," hissed til.
young man between his clrnche,i teeth
And he stared very hard at the lec,nre
all the rest Of the evening. but se:,l,ehou
couldn't see anything to laugh at, Sun
day night he went to see new girl
Rnekland Courier.
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JUDGMENT.

Genevieve Doucet, Parish Court
Va. 7 ParlSu Oh Lafayette.
Walter H. Williams No. 59s.
TN this case, by reason of the law and the evil
L dence being in favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendant 1t is therefore ordered,
adjndged and decreed that the community of
acquets and gains. heretofore existing between
the plaintiff and the defendant her husband, be
dissolved and that they be separated in proper
ty-and that the plaintiff have sole administra-
ton of her property.
1t is FURTHER ordered, that the defendant pay
the costs of this suit.
Thus done. read and signed in open court. at
VermiIionyile. La, on this I4th day OF Dccem-
Der, a. D.. 1878. -
(signed1 N. .F.s sHlEUEs.
Ifkh Judge,
Filed Dec. I4th, 1878.
(Signed) A. NJ. MARTIN,
Clerk of Court.
(-) A true and correct of cor of the
LIS. original Judgment on file and of rec
~ ord in my office, this 18th day of De-
ccmber, 1878.
- A. N. MARTIN.
~y Clerk of Court.
sEs
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

Il gentleman having sen, his m@n ser
van, to buy some |ucis-r mat clIes, s"'d to
him when he came back, Il hnpr5 ..|ohn,
these are better than the la,', which, wrrr
good for nothing" "Oh. these arr :exc"i
lent" replied John; Il have t''td.: every
one Of them s
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

4 Chinaman in California. wh,:se lift
was insured for latge amount. wsts ser'-
ously shn,t by falling from vzaggnn-
There was some doubt Of his ever getting
better, and at length one Of h g trirn'Is
wrote 20 the insurance company, "Ilar'ee
half dead, iikse half money" /.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

A Poser. "A young 1nan,
searching for his f:.ther's' pig,
accostcd an lri<hman as follows :
Have you seen stray pigabout
here y Pat responded :. 'IleaiS,
aud how could tell a stray pig
from any other :" I.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25
pesAntnr,, "a TILE Axcrps

TON -sehat5+ Dis h is still the iiough
diamond that be was when he first left the
New England farm for the printing office
and the lawyers brief. He lives very
'nod"s'ly in lodgings, gives no entertain
men's, and lacks tina, polish Of manner
which MANY Of his fellow Senators have
acquired with far less Of opportunity to
ming lie in polite society. MIR. Hamlin is
not distinguished for the neatness Of his
dte>s any more tl,an far the elegance Of
lishddrsss. He wears AN old "swaIlow
tail" coat, shiny with age. and be rarely
dous an overcoa, even 10 the coolest Of
weather.
As he walks down the avenue one of
these frosty mornings with his hands
,htus, into the pockets of his pantaloons.
his head crnwnt-si with we'll worn silk
ha', he would much no naturally be
tsken for Representatives form the farm
ing dis',icts in the Maine L. g stature.
than a Senator and an ex Vice President
# The Uiit.d Stats. Mr.. llarnI'n hates
President Hayes most cordially and takes
M pains to conceal his sentiments toward
the administration.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25
THEY AL[4W ANTI.

Because it is family newspaper Of pure. sound
reading for old and young, sand it contains a
reliable and comprehensive summary Of all the
important News.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

Y ~ nASD a WRITING taught thoroughly, rap
3 NJ Mruccessfnlly Br MAIL, on very moderate
e ne guarantee to every student speed
-. 80 and fdy (l50) words per minute.
- ley 1e!nod Of instruction The art may be
...mt m0oat diiiicnlty, in less than onehalf the
" ..! required. Every person between
l1css. = ~ We've and fifty years. every Doctor,
Il ~. ae1s nant, Accountant. Clerk, Mechan-
- s.r a1d Lady should aend two three cent
lsm = specimens, circular. &C.. to PRoF
rt,nclpal of the ST.. LOUIS PHONETIC,
ztO North Third Street, ST. Louis.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

A Justice of the peace in A iona ruled
M ll,- evidences t all witness, chased
bo,i, lawyers out door. knocked the p.aintiff
ores iatc!,, and d..rid"'l 80 cause of
Alton
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-01-25

agerie, each 4 every day they perform loo 90
9th " Show or Exhibi-
ton, each 4 every day they perform. 5 90
10th g g :. Theatre, Concert
or other performance per day ........ 5 90
1lth s :. Side show to
Menagerie or Circus, per day .......... 25 90
10Th :. . Prddler fnr each
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12

Last evening, after radical Robert Ingersoll
fnishe his rich lecture on Mosaic errors, Pet
ermann's band serenaded him at the Trenton
House. Mr. Ingersoll appeared on the front
piazza and addressed the assemblage in ring
ing tones of full manhood, saying he would
rather be the author of good deed than the
believer in bad creed = Trenton State Go
ss'tc, GM.
Certainly. Whenever agabby infidel talks,
it is !" rich," and if he is a little bighfalutin
with it, you can hear :" the ringing tones of
full manhood at least Square off, and also
in the Gasette. And if full manhood "rings !"
why shouldn't there even be a little tintiunab-
NATION In manhood " that is not quite 50
.full y? But why should manhood "ring .
at all? 900
As TO Bob Ingersol he is little meteor
trying to eclipse the great sun. The sun will
shine ON II Ingersoll really g would rather
be the author of good deed than the beiev-
cr in a bad creed" let him do the good deed
by shutting his inlidel mouth and his 6 bad
creed will harm DO one but himself While
he attempts to point out some mistakes of
Moses, he forgeis that the mistakes are
Tie ether felloao'si An Egyptian, thousands
of years ago, thought Moses had made some
mistakes aud tried to correct them That
Egyptian was swallowed up in the Red Sea.
The more recent Illinois Egyptian is in dang
CT Of being swallowed up in his own conceit.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12

Judiciary Committee to determine its consti--
tutionalisy.
HOUSE Passed. Assembly 1873, supple
meDt to act against usury, 40 to s.; Senate
81. providing for the purchase and display of
pottery designs, &C., by the State, az to A !;
Assembly 1911, act TO support fire organiza-
tions, 38 to 8.
/ Assembly 291, act to enable municipalities
to award compensation for lands taken for
streets &C.. 80 to 4 I; Assembly 253 supple
ment to act concerning taxes, AZ to O. A.
emily 303, act to protect the hunJy industry,
43 to o; Assembly 1855, supplement to act
concerning taxes, 80 to rs; Assembly 329.
supplement to act concerning cities. 35 to a !;
Assembly 1888. act f0r the appointment of a
special tax commission, AZ too
Bills Introduced.--Mr. Bruen. supplement
to elections act, provides that ballot boxes
shall not be returned to the county clerks Of
fees after elections, but shall be retained by
the township committee unless otherwise Or
dered by boards Of freebolders.
Mr.. Moore, an act providing a penalty for
taking salmon from the Delaware except by
hook and ine provided the Pennsylvania leg
islature passes similar act.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12
DEATHS.

CONOVER - Feb. 25 near Clinton, Laura f., youngest
daughter of Nathan y. and Matilda II. Conover aged
II years, 4 months aud days.
MANNING-Feb. 81, at Mt. Pleasant, Sarah c.. daugh-
ter of Isaac Ma nng. aged "a years
wACK.-March |, at Middle Valley, Annie NJ. wife OF
Carrot G. Wack in the oath year Of her age.
EMMONS.-March 2 near Paramount, Mahala, wife of
John Emmons, aged So years.
EvELAND.-March l, in Glen Gardner. Elmer, young
est of John s. and Lizzie Eveland, aged year and
2months.
wAGNER.--Feb 5, near Lebanon John Wagner, aged
about 81 years.
GALLAwAY.-In High Bridge, at the house of his
SON Edward Galloway James Galloway, aged "a years,
9 mouths and days.
MALi.ORY.-At Tarrytown n. Y, March 2, Susan NJ,
beloved wife of James E. Mallory and only daughter
OFF Z. Blackwell formerly of bennington.
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An effort will be made to effect a reunion
of the New Jersey and the Newark NJ. E
Conferences this Spring.
If you cannot take baby to the country, use
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual diseses of
early childhood. Price 25 cents bottle.
Some rascal stole the collection from tile
Cedarville NJ. e. Church ON Sunday evening
of last week.
The popularity about the A. S. T.. Co !,
Black Tip is that children's fine shoes to
which they are applied, not only wear twice
as long, but they really add to the beauty
and finish of the finest shoe.
Peter Peterson, aged IS years. living on
Springfield avenue, Newark, shot himself in
the head with pistol on last "Wednesday
morning, and died about half an hour after
wards. His mind had been affected lately,
and he had several times threatened to kill
himself.
Joseph Long, thief, was having hearing
IN The Mayors office, in Brdgeton, last Tues
day. when he made sudden bolt for liberty.
The railing of the dock in which be stood was
higher than he anticipated, for he tripped in
jumping over and was recaptured.
A ring, containing lock of Washington's
hair, presented by him to Lieutenant Richard
Somers, who commanded the Nautilus and
the Intrepid in the war with the Algerine pi-
rates in 1903, is now owned by DIR. J. f..
Leaning, State Senator from Cape May coun-
ty.
William Stanley, aged Is, of Elizabeth,
while playing in the rope works at that place
Oh last "Wednesday, got caught in the machin-
cry, and his arm was torn off just below the
elbow, so that it only hung by thread. The
lad was taken to St. Michael's Hospital,
where the shattered limb was alnputated.
The Passaic Rolling Mill Company has just
received another large contract, which will oc-
cupy the works to the fullest capacity for
three or four mouths, besides giving employ
ment to large number of men outside. 1t
is for the taking down of nearly the whole of
the original lone legged railroad y in Green
witch street, New York, aud rebuilding it
with lirger and stronger iron work. This con
tract will require about 5000 tons of finished
iron.
Considerable excitement has been caused
recently in Jersey City Heights by the whole
sale poisoning of cats. About one hundred of
these animals, many Of them quite valuable.
have been killed. On Tuesday If last week,
bandbills were posed, offering a reward of
$25 for the featheIing and tarring of the
human beast " who poisoned . the felines,
and $50 to the person who will drum him
off the Heights"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION

MAYORS OFFICE.
City OF Lambertville. 4
NvOTICE thereby given to the cit OF Lambert
N willie and vicinity that In accordance with ordi-
nance entitled " An ordinance TO establish and desig
nate place In the streets for public market the east
has been selected place for City Market. to be
known as " Ccntre Market" to which place all persons
having meats vegetables and other produce for sale
invited to bring them Wednesday and Saturday Of
each week will be known public market days. We'd
nesday April 9Th 1879 has been designated opening
day. Further in formation may be had on application
to JAMES BIRD, Esq. Chairman of Street Committee.
TBEo. +. SKILLMAa, Mayor.
Lamtertvie, March u, 1879, At.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertville. March u. 1879.

Lamberve, March r. 1879,
PRICES or GRAIN corrected every "Wednesday toy
.. +. LEAR dealer in Grain, Flour, Feed, &c.
Wheat Flour, y cwt. So 90 Hutter %
Common Flour, 70 Cheese, -
Rye Flour 81 Ham, II
Huekwheai Flour, Is shoulder I
Wheat, u bus, % Picked Pork, 3
Corn Meal, 10 Bees Wax, 50
Buekwhcat, 80 Fresh Veal 8
Rya, 81 bs., SO Fresh Beef lsde), Sol
Corn, So small Pork side, 8
isass, 80 lbs. 90 Honey, s@l2
Flax Seed new, ln Flax, I40l5
Plaster, 100 lbs. 4tl New lard, 6
onions, a httshe y Dged Reef. Is
Potatoes, EsEs T. do2., IS
;hcLarks o Dressed Chickens s@l0
Dried Peaches, u H.. Ga turkeys II
Winter Beans, 100@t5 IGuinea Eggs n price.
Dried Apples, = h.,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Land and Real Estate for
TAXES.

THE Receiver Of Taxes Of the City of Lambertville
i win sell at Public vendue, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th,
At o'clock p NJ ut the office Of l.. III Sergeant. ESQ.,
on Union ST., Lanbertville. the following described
properly
JON WiIon-i house and lot situated Clinton ST.
I'd Ward adjoining property of v. X. Mathews and 9th
ers
Tax $780, interest 81 cts. cost $50 fetal, sis.2t
V. r.. MATTHEWS.
Receirsr Of Tases.
March 18th, 1879.
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Marcl, 1n.

MdrCn ~.
SENATE-Bills Introduced. MIR. Hobart,
No. 252, to require the township committee
of every township to cause to be published in
pamphlets or handbills, a true and full copy
OF the assessment list made out by the assess
or at least twenty days before the meeting of
the commissioners of appeals in cases of tax
alton.
BiHs on Final Passage -Senate No. 90,
Mr.. Beekman's supplement to the act con-
corning crimes, passed IL to g.; Senate No.
EOS, Dir. Francis's supplement to the act con-
corning the orphans court, passed II TO 0 !;
Senate No. 2s6, Mr.. Ludlow's act res D ,c ing
the court of chaucery, passed 10 10 o. senate
No l3l, Mr., Wards act prescribing the du.
ties of CHOSEN iieehoders, losi l., is; Sen
a No la, Mr. Bod.ne 5 ac far The 10 ief Of
insane paupers and indigeut sane persons,
who are not paupels, lost 5 10 IA; Assembly
No s, for the relief of mortgage debtors--on
motion of Mr.. Ward this was referred TO the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12
MARRIAGES.

F-MoCLAIN-Fcb 10, by Rev J. Tindall,
George W. WyckoH to Henrietta McClain, both of
High Bridge.
TTH-yANDERHooF-Fe 2s by Rev j A.
Kingsbury, William Il. Smith to Mrs Lizzie Wander
boof, both Of Glen Gardner
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12

Kelsey, The Democratic Secretary of State,
is receiving from se,ooO4a. $1,000 year for
sending out the copies 6f' laws to the newspa-
pers, notwithstanding the law of 1876 EXPRESS
ly declares that he shall receive no more than
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12
March, 6.

March, q.
SENATE.-Bilts on Final Passage.--SeDate
No. l4O, supplement- to act regulating phar-
macy, passed lS to o; Senate No. 20l, res
pecting the satisfaction of judgments in cases
OF discharge in bankruptcy, passed Ii to q !;
Senate No. 1O3, relating TO prosecutors of the
pleas Senate No. l4S, supplement- to the act
appointing commissioners of u sinking fund,
passed IL TO 2.
Senate No. 207, respecting the consolida-
ton OF railroads, passed 10 to 0.
Bats Introduced No. 243, Mr.. Francis, an
act reducing the salaries of county clerks.
where the same are regulated by law. The
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12

An effort will be made to effect a reunion
of the New Jersey and the Newark NJ. E
Conferences this Spring.
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PU BLHC SALE
Land and Real Estate
FOR TAXES.
TINE Receiver of Taxes Of the City Of Lamberyille
Il will sell at Public Vendue. on
| MONDAY, MARCH 24th, 1879,


THE Receiver of Taxes of the City of Lambertvie.
Il will sell at Public vendue. on
MONDAY, MARCH 24th, 1879,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, r NJ, AT TIE OFFICE OF L. Il.
SERGEANT, ESQ, ON UNION ST., LAMBEKrVILLE,
the following described property:
Charles Emaek's estate-i House and Lot situate on
low and others.
Tax si2.Oo, Interest re, Cost $40. Total slo.l2
Ell D FulmeF--1 House and Lot situate Bridge ST..
I'd Ward, adjoining laads of Mrs. J. G. weeden aud
others
Laura Gordon House and Lot situate corner of Union
and Perry Stsa "a Ward, adjoining land of Richard
Mcdowell and others
Tax $780, interest $3.50, cost 1870 Total ss3 20
s. b EIudnuts Estate lot of land situate on Main ST
or River sondl running back to lin of land of tn
Henry Mathews and others.
Tax 1850 interest $3.50. cost $40 Total Ssl.Is
NJ. L. Trimmer--i House and Lot situate Bridge 81
in I'd Ward adjoining land OF Mrs. Samuel corle
and others
Tax SIS 90 interest sios, cost $40. Total s227s
p L. yoorhecs-Brew House Lot corner Of Main and
Delevan SITS, ID ward, adjoining and OF Caroline II.
Ely and others.
Tax $1,000 interest $50. cost 50 70. Total 500 70
H. II wilson, House and lot situate on Clinton ST..
Sd Ward adjoining and OF V Il Mathews aud Other
Tax $500, interest lSr, cost ss.7D. Total s6ss
y.R. MATHEWS,
Receiver Of Tares.
Dated Iambertville Feb 49, lss9-rrs fee slo5o..4t