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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-10-09
ART GALLERY.
GOr. Ryan and PujO SITS.

( The undersigned keeps constantly on hama
an assortment0f FRA M E. "a G ;a.s'
FaAaSss4iPA lkI'<bUTsk. etc. 4 etc.
feffyotypes taken from ~ M. to I'm.
All work guaranteed or no charge ii made.
WIN. MEYER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-10-09
Town Lot Fer Sale.

LOR SALE, on easy terms, town
IL lot in Lake Charles, 80 x 200 feet.
fronting on Kirby street, between the
lots Of ii. Boyer and A. Seckendof.
Apply to j, w. BRYAN,
Agent
April 3D., 1880, ON.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-10-09
SEWING MACHINE i!

TIME WHITE is the largest, the lightest,
Il the quetest, the most simple the easiest
learned, of all machines. 1t has no noisy
cams or rafting cogs. lthas beenmade since
the patents expired and rejects the weak
points and combines the good ones of all
Others It's needless self-setting. Its shuttle
is self-threading. Its tensions are perfect
has an oil cup to prevent getting oil on the
goods-every bearing is made so the wear or
lost motion can be taken up, consequently
never will become noisy. Examine 1t and
you will buy no other. ..
VIM. GREGG, Gen'l Southern Ag't,
154 Canal Street, New Orleans.
j. w. BRYAN & CO.,
Agents for Calcasieu and Cameron Parishes
Oct. 2, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-10-09

For Sale. "A second hand cane
cart cheap for the casl,; also a No.
Hall clipper pillow. Apply 10
q. nv. BarAx n Co.
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vrsyc FOR The CAMPAIGN
,,u prpIlsuuR ABOUT THE DEMAND

INK WITH PUBLISHES "DO
roR POLITICAL SONGS
=, doosnt seem TO he very popu-
,n,s;col way The great majority VI 'no
'a so receive IRON the publishers '"io o,'
81 .or,trv are Republican IN sentiment, iuoiv
the COUNT "' r,,,cb harmony in the Democratic
eppaao1 ,r, ,a.t.r was William A. Pond jr', ana
s'u'' a.r;rg 70 TRIBUNE reporter of the music
nc we" ~sad in the Presidential campaign =,
:. Shall YOU publish much campaign music MI
Pond" -. .o, or oicht
oDos so fnr You see, there Is no prout IN H. o"s
20 orc continually receiving orders ior music Va
.his class so that we obliged 10 pubnsh sonie'
:. !, would not be good policy tor MS 10 MI our vi
Ssr. with the publications of other houses iheh 10
10 profitable, this music has TO be puohsu u very
sri, IN the year Ii takes six weeks OF two months
" aSvertiso II we'll 1t would not pay us to publish
anv os lale as this. THIS year we had all our songs
..r,,ten nm before the nomipations were made, 50
lat all we had to do when these were received was
80 insert the names of the Candidates. AS soon as
we cot those elepaphed to washington loI 'aed d
r,ctnres The next morning received them, ana
that aftern )on the music was on our shelves, VIII
Ikenesses Of the candidates on the title pages: we
rnnbiish however, n good many songs Tor particular
pona;e-1 clubs Nearly every club YOU know has
some member with poetic turn. Very lew OF tuese
let's ever pass through q campaign without beng
attacked by tho epidemic ior writing SONG, 'LLy
sften the club adopts their productions anu mas
,tSm published for Its own particular use; MeneVer
sSvcrtise these or try particularly to sell tten as
sbey are never brought to us until too late IN the
Have any of these campaign songs ever had a
great sale I" =, .o,,,. .rir-
- Not OF late years. believe. The old song, Up
necanoe and TYLER too had great sale. we pup
iishcd a version of this four years ago. under the
tifle of HAYES the True, and Wheeler too 1t haG
ante a run but, Of course, nothing to what u hau
wwien first published. We thought some OF using 1t
this year but finally gave it up"
'Do the publishers ali through the country deal
in this kind Of music ~ -..,
Nearly all OF them. We have already received
forty or fifty campaign songs and marches from
publishers at Philadelphia Boston, Chicago, Yin,
ccinnatI Cleveland. ST. Lonis and San Francesca l
nresume that fifteen or twenty song books ana Zoo
~ 600 niecss of shecr music will oe published be-
fore the campaign Is over" .,
''Wh no seems TO be the favoIite writerT
George Cooper writes the largest number OF songs
il that is any criterion"
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Corporation Notices.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-seale proposals
y g d s b. q sSnps Of The
ner q Grand and Elms fe rIsirs q he dOae
e 1 ct The tGsh f MARI E $50 Gcos
'N"''' MORRIS FRIEDsAM Chairman,
JOAN -. SHEA socIc.arV
Mt. ... noara OF seho9 tTis: ees Fourth Ward.
N ON said day Tor repairs aud painting at Grammar school
MATTHEW p nRwgN, Chairman.
WILSON nNALL Secretary,
by the Trustees OF thO Trieenth aDt 1880 o'clock
H. on '' ''' 10 go pGE w 81 Fl Gsa hGSa N0
pos ED ~ csdo @SSga; ssSrrasy War,
BY the School Trustees oi.e Fifteenth Ward un $3.50
Schools &o. 10 On and az gay f repairs &C. at GRAMMAR
90 5oSe wyg RRITToy \ c 6 Ess9sis,v
Board Of seaool Trustees Fifteenth Ware,
oooc ill., Oh said Ga for repairs &c. ut Grammar schoo!
Nv ''' MATTHEW BIRD, chairman.
po.r, "a a 1hS h Hnft cenih Vard
BY the school Trustees % the Nineteenth Ward, untl4
Sos: ann o. S sa and S c G or primary g.
po.{e Il 5sb53i Trn.,ed. Niseisen6 ward
BY TIE School Trustees Of the twentieth ward unti
SecS IN on said day for repairs etc. at Grammar school
-''' o. AhEXANnEr, sHA4ER; Chairman.
BY school P 2ase Of f Se TTsfSs WARD
OoSeS p repairs and alterations At Gram
mar Schools Noe 5o s1G AZ ana < PnTd SeGSG TO-
T. ELLERY ANDERSON. Secretary
BY the School TrS ' Of the Tweay second Ward
4S0 O'Clock F. m on said day for repairs anu painting al
JAMES r.. CUNNING, Chairman,
Board OF School Trustees. twenty second Ward
Plans and specifications be and blanks Tor pro
once me Superintendent Of school
The party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
become sureues, must each write his name and place OF
Two Responsible and approved suretes residents Of this
10 proposal win be considered from persons char
antecedent dealings with The Board OF Education
rem responsibility doubtful,
mted obtaining III writing, from the
Committee Buildings Of the Board OF Educaron , A.,
proposals submitted.
Dated NewYork, July ~. 1880
BOARD OF DUCATION.-SEALED PRO
I'D viii he received by tie Committee Buildings
of the Board Of Educa,on ha Of TIE Board OF Educa
ton OF Grand and Elmss until Tuesday the 2lth
repairs etc be done at The following named schoos:
Grammar Schools NOS j.. n, 10 80, ~ 81 and 55
Primary schools Nos. Ia ana 20. ,,. $500
specifications may he seen ana DIanks Tor pro
posals obtained Office of the superintendent OF School
BUILDINGS. No l46 GpndNt, thtd Hoor -, -
surces much each write his name and place OF
Two responsible and approved suIetcs residents of this
CITY, are required In all cases. - ,- D..
proposal win be considered from persons whose charac
with the BOaTd OF Education ron
der Their reSpOnsl billy doubtful. II, g, -.
IN writing permission from the
Committee IA Buildings OF The Board OF Edntdu01
The committee se night TO reject any or all OF the
PA0F w II WICKHAM
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES FLYNN,
BERNARD AMEND,
Committee on Buildings
Dated New-Y York, July II. 1880
NOTICE.-Proposals for building a new
b, the Department Of books ~ and llg Duane st. Ina
July 2S at ~ o'clock For fun information see the o9
uoIaa rn IA
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Dropcsa!s.

THE TRUSTEES OF The NEw.YoRK AND brooklyn BmDGE,)
OFFICE NO. ~ WArRHsE :
BROOKLYN. July 2l
EXTENSION OF TINE, ETC, FRANKLIN
A. SQUARE BRIDGE-lhe time for roce wing designs
md proposals manufacture and erection OF the udge
over Franklin square in York "a hereby extended 10
9TH day Of September next New bd are invited
from those who have previously made TINS
General specifications and necessary datt Wal DC llshe
n on appicalion II the Engineers Office. W. A ROEBLING
Chief Engineer,
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TREASURY DETACHMENT,
o.. : L...-- !.
OIrlCk OF TIE SECEkiAh1,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July -. 1880.
GIVE that = EA I IN

ID. CD y.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
" PROPOSALS viii be received at the ofce Of The chef
eE Of a Pe4r T or ' eohno nS9 1 M
weighing vegetable merchandise Imported az the port OF
Inc ias Submitted masr the price PER of 22tO
and aIn the merchandise included N each 0: tho following
Class ron steel and other metals cd now. i'm
ported porte. N c s5ssS OF 0G Csc 1Sc,ado
S Cass S al oih tl' weisSa6ie merchandise
Cass L. The bids must state price per for testing
coal salt ores ana other commodities imported bulk and
CSss Tncy must also state the pcc per package Tor the
arng coOperDg qdae the sasFy ana gail.
therefor Of packages Jared OF sugar imported IL h"hea' OF
Cass A. For sugar tared the docks
Class b. For sugar tared az the sugar re1neres. .
IL The contractor win b. required TO furnish on reluis,
WgLeT any district asrncen mum her OF competent
10 SnaT The % ,a ana incident S Tq 90 Tee
OF "a ing merchandise winch the law or eTations q
ana shah arrive or be be exported froi, that port
III Ls6orers required break ont tran fer to- and
G or weaing and remove the same theioron ana place
ii in sucn postum Oh tae wh't or oher pace acre me
other e0Ois and not cucumber lie wharf o. ohr place OF
veignng and they VIII alsO be required 10 transport the
Weighing implements to and from the place where the weigh
~ lie Government Will furnish the weighing implements
ana deray me e1psnIe OF asspg the SS N ososI cu
me contractor win BE- required furnish
of oreen be supply OF abores
al ile proper Tine ana az the proper Racs m IL, t,c,
prescribed by the > cietarY Of ihe Treasury -. -, c.
VII disputes arising between the contractor ana sur
ve5 or or Weigcr viii be submitted II The Collector OF the
PORT From his decision peal il desired can De taken TO
of Treasury b whose desi@oa the coz
tractor abde.
VIII will be required To- furnish bond with
suIetles in the sun oi t"onylve thoussut collars
OO approved BY the Collector o. tho Port o Jew ORR
Iure the District the United States or Dis
cth ttOlney tue United conditioned that proper
Will be enerod INTO by The bidder should Inc oa DC
awarded TO him.
TX loud be required FOR the faithful performance OF
the contract be approved by the officers above Mentioned
with two go sufficient surees. the penalty OF the bond
be bfty thousand dollars tsaOOO0 Iaynents under ue
con raot viii made the first and fifteenth days of cach
month -,
X The the right to reject any or al
.Ormaities and 10 terminate the
contract at any time thiI,y (3Ol DAYS notice.
Proposals viii be sea-d addressed 70 the Secretary
the Treasury ed Proposals tor performing labor III
the weighing of duabe merchandise at the port oil New
YuIR." IL. Il. fhI1NCH, AcNnH StCIctaIy'
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Wednesday, july 81, 1880.
EECORDLD RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

EECORDID RIAL ESTATE T2ANsFEIIS
>hW-YoRE CITY.
nw s snd wifet Wilsm il kinda $40 o0o
9Sd Sings la lam ~ to OF Henfietta Shannon 5000
4ls t se i To- 1on oi i Betz 10000
phoTusop. ST. No l52. 54.5A99.G; August NVsSer 49,
anu wife 10 JOhu G Fe!ten ----:--:-..---,; f2oO
sSns properly ''ln = ''''" .''- way 49, 1880
same nroerty Frederick Feten and wife 10 same. 72JO
W,lloW ave " cor l$Jth-st, 10 l24th.St 2uUNoZO
xr eellar Morris referee 10 the PORT MOTIFS q, ,oo
ImprOyenlent 2ZoOV
12'1h ST. irs,ic ec TO to arence sacEei s7OO
ta NSbs9 sf &c to dhaliss Wedc 22oOc
127,si, 1 E n GO q t. LOUIS res 1900
Wuiantsf \ 1888 l., man Il toTh0rt tidsiee, etc, 10
NJ GeerCine Schmitzpah et a.......--..:.. $780,.
ueiIy-st. "A 5, lot 20, 2io 2N15. Isaac Weld ald
another executor etc TO Ben amin well. i
Same property, benjamin Wesi ct A. 10 George II
Foster. ct al,
Cberryst No II Fila c Hyd ana HUSBAND TO I'D
wsrd X Have. 4 interest. --..-.:.--.
''hsye To- .ldf.et 51efiser 1860
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..
A MARY POWELL for West Point,

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
n wall. Newbnrg poughkeeDsa l'vndout aud kllg5ton
bcnng AT CosssLss hlnol seE hsnDurg anu "a :,
,uIdays exespiol. Connection at Pongbkeeps,e WIN
by express received at vestry. 1T. only.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
~ Ierry stauon in New.York foot OF Lberty-st 49,
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot OF Fuiton-st' 1o"ohS
Wharf -
Cowmcncng June 81, lssO-Leave NcwYork foot OF Lib
erty-8t, folio VS.: -.
isSO a. m.-FOr aston Bethlehem, WIND Gap msuch
Chunk, Tamanend. Dnnon, Upper Lehsh Wilkes5aIre'
Scranton, etc. - -
q m-Ior school vs. MUuntsin. nigh Bridge Branch
Esstm, Allentown kesding, harfnOurg. hsnCh 'nunh.
Danvile Wllinmspolt 1amaqua Dfton, NantcoAe upper
In.Sna n~For soniervile Pennington. etc
m.For Pennington Easton, Allentown. Reading. Har'
rfsbarg, Mauch Chunk, etc. -
S8pp n For Remington Easton, Bethlehem, Wind Gap,
Msuch Chunk Tsnsqua Driton, Whkesbarre, scranton'
$50 D. m.-For schoOley's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
4l5 m.--For somervie Pennington, etc.
J3O p m.-For Fason. Del. Lack aud West r. r. Alien
town Heading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wikesbsrre etc
For izabeth At 5:3G 6:I5 CAS- 7:l5 7i5 $50 $50,
lgS' 9is 40 Az lag SD $50 g. e eso S:G5
"a Si5 S;I5 1912 IL M 70, Bound Brook
and intermediate stations ~ 55o p H. for Easoi Alien
For Newark~At 545 $40 S:l5 7l5 7t5 s,5. s.i5. &l5
$40 6. e:i5. $50. 7;l5 si5. 9ls io;lb ll5, ~ pm
For trains To local Time Tables at stations.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex make connections
Jersey City station and IRON BROOKLYN aud Eric Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
i SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy, Mat
awap Keyport uazet Middiet0wn ged Little silver
B;anchp0r Long Branch. Flberon, Deal Beach, ocean
Grove As6uy PARK, ocean Beach spring Lake, sea Grit
New FORK foot OF Lberyst at bAo TAO. u lI;4o
d. r In,. 4 yo, ~ tIt :, 1,9o n - M
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On aud afttr I6NU
leave New York. via DesDrosses ana Cort
Streets Ferries, as follows:
43O 40 500 40 mite - IL a. l. $3.50, 4, $40 ..
g. T. $50 and 10 p. aud II night sundays 43O and
N l. o. z 81 80 and 10 D. IN. and II night
Exprrss New York dai T. except sunday az 1850
r. m and D. M, running through via trenton and Cam
den. .--,--
at Jersey city. anordBg speedy and direct transfer for
i,rOoklyn travel -. =
Returning West PHILADELPHIA 1901 $40, 1925
7:3j $50 and II a IN Qtmted Express l:5o p, M z
A and 1880 n IA ON SUNDAY, l2:Ol $40 AGO g..
s:3 a. IN. and D. Leave philadelphia, VIA Camdeii
n. m. ard 800 y. m. Caiy except Shlnsy.
20 and S44 broadway No Astor House
AMI oo OF Dee and COrtandtsts No Coutst and
BoogI yn Annex Depot foot oil FUlIOnSt Brooklyn Nos.
ia rs ans IL Hudson H0boken Depot, Jersey City
Kmigrant Ticket office No. Bltery.paee .
The NewYOfk Transfer Company Will AL Tot ana cneck
baggage frOuI no tells AMI residences . .,.
FRANK THOMSON. Ia ~ fAhMEhi
General Mauager General Passenger Agent.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEy


49, - ROUND BROOK ROUTE; ,,rr,
NewYok from station r. X. OF n J., of Lab
For station corner ii In and Green, 645, 145 g.
l15 NJ; $50, A. 400 40, $3.50 76, II p NJ On Sun
For station Corner Thrd and BsrIssts at 645 7i5 o.
ll:l5 1880 4i0 $3.50 m ON sunday az 5;Sop m.
SO 4, 4:3O 445, $50, 7:Io, II NJ Sunday at sid
trains T sSys In n fGT .TS sSrnsr
9, S:i6 sac 7I5, u p. sunday oSO a. $3.50.
From Third and Bersssts. s. 500, 800. 9A5, II
i :Dr note O Pai@ nan cars attached
da TtGa g. o So r 1910 1850 a. M ESQ 2o as 60
s:i0 p. NJ. Sunday-l:25, 500 q. IN, D. 10 p NJ ma ~ o
s 1923 Broadway ana at me PRINCIPAL hotels SOs
any York transfer Company tDodds Express viii cal for
and CHECK 6gy9Ss iron h9te or e?e1se 10 ina @
eth New ork and Comtst brooklyn All these onlcs
H. p. BALDWIN. q eDeral Passenger Agent.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau
gatuck and Honsatonlc RalroSdsSteamers leave Cath
T1Ie over tam by any ohar Route .'0
EOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
Il stCozzens West Ponu. all Newourg Marlboro,
B bdS%re ad @SR vs Rsasds
p M Pier 81 NSrih River loot Of lar
except SATURDAYS when thomas c9neh leaves az 10 a,
the CATskiLL MOUNTAINS.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot;
$40, ~ Western and northern Express 10 Rochester.
Pattsburg Adams and Montreal with through drawing
a. H.. SARATOGA Special
lC3Oa. m, chicago and western Express. Drawing room
G.? % CaraIdai-ua "a. Rochester and BuiIlp
800 Il. express Albany and Troy, with connections
10 [ lea sara; osa. Gi"Hs Fans aud Rutland.
3 80 y. H.. Saratoga special.
400 Il. m An aud Troy Express.
GOO D. NJ Express daily. with sleeping for
st. Louis running through every IN th3 week aso sleep
ing cars Buffalo Toledo aUd Detroit and for Montreal
coping SUNDAY night via Saratoga. $50
$50 p. M PacLc Express daily with sleeping cars to
Niarafa Fals srr 3u1siO Cleve and Toledo Detroit
aud Chica Tor Clayton via Uuca and Natertown VIA
Rome excepting Saturdars
ing. via Geneva. sleeping to Geneva Buffalo and
Montreal st Adams.
1iO p. Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
AMI Troy. ..a.. -
Express Offices Park place and - ami 942 broa-
way. New YORK, and 33S WashuG iOusr. BROOKLYN.
j. NJ. TOUCEY. Gen. Sup - II. NJ ECKER, Gen. Passr Agt
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rNHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
/ NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

III X.
RRAScgNENr OF TRAINS TAKING Effect MAY TO- 1880.
Ga. m.-Cincrpau and JhicagO Day Express Drawing
room oaches Buffalo and suspen,ion Bridge -
(Day-Fast st Louis hhprsss ARRIVING " ~ bai
Southwest Pulmans best Drawlngroom Sleeping coaches
D. AZ. tDaily Paciac Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through 20 Bu7ao; NaeaT4 Falls Cncinnt , ana
CHICAGO without change also Hotel Dnins cars 10 chicago
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NsW orK or ,ao
Newark 6i5, sii0 liSO M; .: 10, 4ZO O;ZO, oIO a3O
D. M ana 200 midnight saturday nights only Sundays
EnhrfoE aud Passac 600 $50 TO- 1920 amthe 1920
a. M tain stops Rutherford only ON sundavsol2 noon
l:i 300 $50 i4O 6;lO, $50 GAO $50 io,o p m ~
and IL midnight. ~ -, - -, M ana - ,o
5l5 q i 20 ~ M and IL midnight Sundays O. $780,
sl 9;1I ~ III az i eSo M 5 $50 5oS g o. 1915
loSo p M. AID y mdnsh, 7aqaaays 900. $780, lO2o
M IN S' sq Ij p ana 4 l. ' P % M.
NowJuIg and Cornwall 1900 a. H.. $50 a5O D. ui sun
2ondoaI aud Klngston 900 IN. $50 p Sundays $50
Gosen GOO 1850 $780, 1920 a $3.50, 500 4:30, 7OO
7.lb % M sundays 900 $780, 1920 M t:3J' TO0 p m
snnaays b 6 :2o a. m $50 700 IN. The 900 aud
4SO D NJ trains connect with Newly Ork ana OsWegO MID
Port Js' Vs. 7:5a 200 1910 m, so Goo. 700 715
IN sad@y - o-9 a & g gs Of al and arer after
each from 5iJ H. Ia JIo D. H. ana al I'A' anu 4It0
Tickets for passage aud for Apartments In Drawing Room
and -erpiug C0aUhea be obi u'd aud orders tor e
nan = riras N0s 30 IOi, aa7 Hrt,dWay, n. \ No 2
Coz. est Broo.lyu or the onpanys DepoIs
lxrres Irrns IRON Tue N.s' as"Ns III Ne" iofK al ''-o
al" ''-' JNO ~ ABBOt r. Ceul PAsar As't, New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW. JERSEY.
y mama lcaye tor Ihgw9' o,iti f;cmoni and \ T.
s.3l 1850 y. NJ sundnys 500 In. anl iti p N. The
~ VII leave 81 nnut"7 ~ SATURDAY nights
Nanuet ping Valley and hoIaeY, 900, 300 a. 400
JNo. N ABBOTT. General rasS'r Agent Now.YorE-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

a Gltl-A / lft - II
AND Uni ED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses aud Condt streets
Ferries rs follows;
Harrisburg Ptsbure. the West and south. win Pullman
Palace Cars attached. q. and so y. ~ daily -
WIamsIcrt. Lock Haven, am. $50 m Cory ana Erie
.. connecting AT CORY for TtusViue, Petroleum
Centre ami the on Regions.
Baumorc and the South, Limited Washington
Fxrress of Pu man daily except sunday 10
a. arrive at Washington i:i2 m Regular at $50 ana
s2Oa. M and 10 pis sunday 10 p ~ n Oo YIN,
te1 IL a. m $50 l:iU. T. Is. $3.50 and 10 and
IL night Sunday 4:30 aud H.. .. u, l. $3.50 and I'D p
NJ ami l. night. -.
Express Philadelphia Via Camden 1880 a. M and p m
except sunday.
For Cape May, iI:DO q. m and y. IN.
Boats az Brooklyn Annex connect with all throu IN trains
ar Jersey CITY Afordng speedy and direct transfer for
BroOklyu travel
Trains arrive: From Pittsburg z. 1040 NJ, 935 D. NJ
,iaily Az $50 o. daily. except Monday. from WASH
ineon aud baltimore. coo 800. loo 1852 D. m
sunday $50 m From Philadelphia 800 600 z, S:lO
IGfO 1880 A. M 2, 500 800 0,21. 800 $50 $3.50 and
1885 D. sunday 300. Goo. T. 1910. ll3O a. H.. $50
$50 d.
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Bankrupt Notifies.
20 mhom II Map Concern

PURSUANT TO an order of the Hon. X. l..
against Herman Herr % present their elsms 20 tho
~ at his office l54 Nassau ST. NewYOrk CIty
-1y 1880 JACOB WOLF, Assignee
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RECORDED HOETGAGES
nr gsa. Clar'cs = ana wife 20 Mary Field. lst 90
i. u > years ...-. o,OtU
o"r NJ 'o o. r~ yCais ~ $500
Gro I Vir.rl 2 and wife James II Fraser
''o sttsi o. hive 81 months 12.O00
nay neds f rsve Of Soiht year...-? 1000
kninai W AMI Il aclaId 1900
sare 10 sane ZANE property. demand. 5000
Lag nHIV ,,S 1I rooi st 1000
Mckinney sam AMI wife 10 WAiam Car. II BonsOe- 80
wOl Norrisa G. . years ~"V
Mace ,sr ~ 90 - 6lisve; wear 5000
~" 6gbsi Wss 3d.tv.. months ..-.........-.. 1GOcO
seSn Sii i've -" 5000
Tets. Louisa /. aud husband 10 Tie Manhattan lhte
i ips Observation-Disclosures. 5000
s. me TO same l27ths West, 7tiaye year.. 900
90, ~ F,gncs NcCane game D, onerv: months. $500
The Ncw.York NY and northern Eairoal Company
NAV /, 1880 line OF rain Dad IN y ew-l YORK Mess-
Putnam Counties. siftlcbh
% r.. etc, L secGlc Juu DO.its % ihe "v
Nomination OK 5000 h. and 8, 100 Of tie dcn0mi
nation Of 900 each payable III 1910 Win inter o
Is per and eating 4.OOO VuO
welse Charles 10 Dayton and another, executors,
etc, o. 5ta-ave ana l2Jth-sti years-. Io,VOo
RECORDED ASSIGNIENrS OF MORTGAGES.
Ireland John Margaret Ireland. 800
l. Ircid "a 4,0Vo
KiEgsland 4 4. executor, ETC to q KiDgsand and 80
ZtOuO
Miller A C. executor. exc, 10 the Uuea orphan Asy 90
aeotS 1000
The Utca orphan rs Jun 10 Ward lit nt-..-.. o'OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY

foot Of Libery-st ior Freehold at 7i5, lls5 e. M
4 5:li, u. M - -
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUTE-FOr Highlands. Bellevue. SeaOright
Monmouth Beach, Atanuevie, Long Branch Ocean grove
Asbury Pars Cart Point Pleasant Toms River Barne-
gat Vinelind, ATLANTIC CITY. etc. 80
New iork, foot Liberty st. g. 920 l0lj a mr. l;lO
845. p. M.
For Atlantic City ll0 p m-through cars
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