Monmouth Democrat from Freehold, New Jersey • 1

Btw Qllvtttismtnti. Dei I ftPfJ Bifhat Jtenerf a mil WarWi XikibGxmmi. LATKT -OATALOCuU and CIKCC-LABS, with Bw mo, aanccn ratcn sad Back rauTMABOK II AM LIS ORSAS 0 oranoii no era Beetoa. In York Chicafe. nriMt jJlJL The Monmouth Democrat.

PUSUSSID VVtEXLTAT FtZIUOLS, X. J. JiM-s S.T. Publisher and Proprietor, Atso 0. Hut, Assistant Bailor.

Onecopy 1 year $2 00 Onecopy 6 Months 1 00 Ons csyy 3 Months 60 Nj iuhiw-riptiom receded without the Cms. will ee Jiscsutiuuel when theterm paid for ex- luvM thini! i be ma.le i Cascx.or Post Office ilssxT Oai'-- Tus publisher will not be accountable i.i.t in trnmision by mail. CASH RATES rOIt ADVERTISING. Hi FIRST 5K2 TREES ANT) PT.AWTH Dwakt Pa, ate. each.

Strawberries, Raspberries. Blackberries, and Grape in- by the 100, 1 090 oc All goeda packed and delivered at def ot without extra charge. Price lUt fro. Addrew, aprU-44 S. C.

DcCOC, Moorestown. BarUngtoa CoN. i SffitAAtt wfiiiYmuuA tii otitis: tonth. i Weeks. sPAcr.

1 CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE IN THS WORLD. 1797S SEW surf OLD STAXBASO WOIK8 In Eyery Department UU-ermisire Almost elves away. Mammoth Catalogue free. Books boaght. aprll-tvd LEGGAT 3 Bnuii Srorr.

Post Orrica, Xsw foix 75 1 ijoh IS-i VOL. XLV-NO. 16. WHOLE NO. 2293.

Freehold, IST. J.9 Lpril 18, 1878. 3.5 4.501 8 0n! 10 0.1 5 mi! T.ihmIU.cO, 17 IH) 6 5ni 9.IW, 14.011! 2'J OO im U.0.11 18.110', "7.00 1.5(1 2 1 3.50 4 5'" 1 5 3 50 4.5o: 5 50 3.5.' 4 2i i 50 1" 21 00 inch' i 1 -J iuoiie-- I "3 4 in -lis- i-2 i i 4- ij 35 on 3" 12 5'i 16 30 50 21.1569. W.W. Brower, W.

O.T. H. B. Hale, Secre fore the movement from Valley-forge, was tnre, and shall be preferred to all other liens thereon, except mariners wages, be and tbe emme is hereby amended so that tbe same shall be and read in the tary. Meets every ednesday evening.

RetBOVM FRFXKLES, 1 BsmaUft ttew the Cnsplex( ms til mavlaew Uae altia -rt msd setsa. MCKLE8 DISAPPEAR Mingamaliooe Lodge, No. 162, 1. O. O.

F. Instituted 6.M1 .1 A5.IX) 19 (V 29 oO 4 Oil 13.5"' 2T 65.00 I7.no lo.im 45.00 er.uu'uo.uo Octobt-r 10. 1871. J. A.

Morton, N.G. J. M. Wain right, words following, to wit: Whenever any debt amount l-t CO AM BY MAGlCt Secretary. Meets every Tuesday evening.

ing to twenty five dollars and upwards shall be con Adelubia Lodge. No. 6a, K. of P. Instituted January tsf ThtTi are 12 line ol ailvertisiuj tpe to the -i viir ni- If wonis tn a line.

15,1872. Charles W. Butcher, C.C. C. McCartj K.

of 5PF.CHL V-ince, hef.ire M.mag.-9 a1 Deaths, 25 per K. and b. Meets every ruondar evening. tracted by tbe master, owner, agent, or consignee of any ship or vessel within this state, for either of tbe following purpose, namely, on account of any don wot or materials or articles furnished ia this state, for or towards the building, repairing, fitting, furnish Squmikum Tribe. No 39.

I. O. of R. M. Instituted in tl litioo t.t regular rates It is highly rcom mended forrowgh covm complexions, a few applications oftaa work-in.

wooden, MtM nvr bavia; know where perseverance in its ae did ot iour a sEal'Tini. CeVPUXIn and a velvety skin SOU) BT G. g. CoXoTE FftUBcU-. axb all Daoeoisrs.

sprll-4wd li null lea'leil. on local pact-. i5 cents per July 22, 1873. GharleB Fennamore, Sachem. W.

V. lint fof tlte ftrst itnu lOceuts ier line fur each Neebit.C. R. Meets every alternate Wednesday even ing or equipping such ship or vessel, or for wharfage ng, commencing January 2, 1878. tn'.

qiient martirn. i en tui Hllowetl bv law and tbe expenses or keeping soch vessel in port, inclnd ins the expense incurred in employing persons to watch her, such debt shall be a Hen upon such ship or reaeel. Middletown Women's Union Temperance Society. Mrs. Ezra A.

Blvm iRDd. not six lines, per y.itr, Warlv an Yearlv A-lvertisers have the commissioner in each and every of such cities Is hereby abolished the said commissioners of streets and sewers ie any of said cities shall hereafter hare and exercise all the rights and powers and perform ail the da-ties which by the charters of such cities or the several supplements thereto, and the ordinances of such cities, are conferred upon and required of the said officer si vied street commissioner of ocb cities respectively ana that said commissioners of streets and sewers, in the exercise of such rights and powers, and in the performance of the duties of such office of street comiuissiouer of any such cities shall at all tines be subject to the ordinances of said cities and the direction of the common council thereof, but said commissioners of streets and sewers shall not in any event be entitled to or receive any compensation whatever for their performance of the duties and services of said office of street commissioner, as reqnired of them by this act. 2. And be it enacted, That all public, local and special acts and all parts of such acts, inconsistent with the provisions of this act be and the same are hereby repealed. 3.

And be it enacted. That this art shall be a public act and shall take effect immediately, but that it shall not affect the term of office or salary of any street commissioner now in office until hia present term of effi -e shall expire. Approved March 19, 1878. ner tackle, apparel and furniture.and shall be preferred Osborn President. Mrs.

Azariah Con ever. Secretary. ri.is renewing their advertisement- quarterly to all other liens thereon, except mariners' $50 cass cmiin That faaMfsrd', Kaailral Car for Catarrh will tot instantly relies, and speedily care. Reference. Heorv Well.

Fargo A An ro-ra, S. Y-: Wan. Bovea, McHattua, And be it enacted. That this act shall take elTect Meetings are held weekly at different honses in the neighborhood. dispatched to general Lee, directing him to move on and attack the rear, unless there should be powerful reasons to the contrary." He was at the same time informed, that the main army would be on its march to support bim.

Sir Henry Clinton had perceived from the appearances on his flanks and rear on the 27th, that the American army was in his nighborhood, and had therefore changed the order of his march. The whole baggage was placed under the care of general Knyphausen, while tne strength and flower of his array, entirely unincumbered, formed the rear division, under the particular command of lord Cornwallis, which lie accompanied in person. To avoid pressing on general Knyphausen, Cornwallis remained on his ground until about eight, and then descending from the heights of Freehold, into a plain of about three miles in extent, took up his line of march in rear of the tront division. (To be continued.) w.l'no'U a ra I I 'T1(; immediately. Approved itarch 20, 1S73.

EXGUSHTOVfX. Columbia Lodge, No. 88. K.of P. Instituted July 7.

I'l'ilJ c-IH 'I I. I It CilKCivS. uiem a ztowen, st. ixrai. TeatizeoBi- 1S73.

William Stokes, C. A. M. T. Flandrean, K.of Nitlv Short Xotice, aud at Ilia Low "St Bales.

treatise by mail. Price. ith proved Inhaler, tl. Sold emu-T $50 iE! saua here. WEEKS A P0TTSR.

Preari- S. Meets every Monday evening. Red Bane. Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, No. 21.

F. A.M. Insti CHAPTER LXXXTII. A supplement to an act entitled An act constituting District Conrts in certain cities in this State approved March ninth, anno domini eighteen hundred and seventy-seven. 1.

Be it enacted bv the Senate and General Assemldv Boeton, lias. aprll-4wd Jltc tTrcasuvn tuted in 1853. Jehu P.Cooper, W. M. William Cul- AT FACTO BT PIANOS ORGANS of the State of New Jersey, That section six of the act ington, Secretary Meets first and third Tuesday even-ugs in eaeh mouth.

je'ile-! if the l.irl, an he counlej it to to wmcn tins is a supplement, and which reads as follows And be it enacted. That every 'suit of a civilna- repeated. The proposition was peremptorily nd decidedly negatived. But it was proposed to strengthen the corps on the left flank of tlie enemy, with a re-enforce-metvt of fifteen hundre'i men, to act as occasion might serve; and that the main body of the army should" preserve such a relative position, as would enable it to act us circumstunces should require. In pursuance of this opinion of his military council, a detachment of fifteen hun dred select men, under brigadier general Scott, was immediately formed, and marched to the lines; and the next day the army moved forward to KingstOD.

Though every general officer except Wayne had signed the opinion given on the 24th, respecting the strength of his detachment, yet the council bad on that point been nearly equally divided. Those who were decidedly against hazarding a serious action, either gt-neial or partial, thought 1 he number agreed on competent to eveiy purp se which ought to be con-templated while who privately wished to bring on something more than light skirmishing, but hail not sufficient confidence in themselves to hazard the responsibility of openly advising the measure, were desirous of augmenting it to two thousand or two thousand five hundred men. General Washington still retained his in toengigethe enemy, and finding himself supported by the private wishes of some officers whom he highly valued, he determined to take his measures on his own responsibility, and withou' calling another council. Hearing that the enemy MATAWAN. Knickerbocker Lodge, No.

52, I. O.O. F. Instituted hnu 1 jr 1E. Ji.

b. March 30, 1847. A Geran, N. G. W.

D. Bailey, Secretary. Meets every Monday evening. it i iliir.g in Soripture to put dnction to close ont present stock of VjO Mew and 8r-ODd hand Instrument, of Ave first-rlaa. makers, rally warranted and at-price, that DEFT COMPETITION for this claea of Instruments.

AGENTS WANTED fcr WATERS' SUPERIOR BEI ORGANS aad PIANOS. Illustrated Catalogue. Mailed. HORACE WATERS A SONS. Manufacturers and 40 Eaat lata 8t New York.

Also General Agents for SUOMNGIBa Celebrated PREMIUM ORGAN'S. marlMwd Aberdeen Lodge, No. 90. F. A.

M. Instituted 'Febru i-t the oMrc'. especially with regard to Anthony Trnex. Secretary. James D.

Fay! Treasnrer, Samuel W.Griscom. Union Bnilding and Loan Association. Organized in Jane, 1ST 6. President, B. C.

White. Secretary, James D. Fay. Treasurer, S. W.

Griscom. Long BRiXCH. Long Branch Building; and Loan Association. Organized in December, 1869. President, T.

G.Chattle. Secretary, Matthias Woolley. Tretteurer, Thomas Woolley. MeU Thursday evening io each month. Red Bane.

Red Bank Mntnal Loan and Building Association. Organized in Ma-ch. 1S70. President, William T. Corlias.

Secretary, Thomas II. Applegate. Treasurer, Joseph A. Throckmorton. Asbcrt Pare.

Ashnry Park Baildingand Loan Association. Organized in February, 1S74. President, II, S. Kmmonth. Secretary, Henry C.

Wi-aor. Treasurer, George C. Ormerod. Meets first Friday evening in each month. Sqcan Village.

Squan Village Mutual Loan and BuildiBg Association. Organized April 1, 1874. President, A. A. Higgins.

Secretary, John W. Borden. Treasurer, E. C. Errickson.

Meets first Friday evening in each mouth. Gas Light Companies. Freehold. Freehold Gas Liaht Company. Incorporated in lS.e7.

President. Daniel II. Ellis. Secretary and Treasurer, Charles A. Bennett.

Superintendent, William L. Freeman. Kiypobtand Matawan. Keyport nnd Matawan Gas Light Company. Incorporated in 1S62.

Organized in lbTO. President, Thomas Burro wes. Secretary and Treasurer, Jimes H. Horner. Superintendent, Thomas W.Thorne.

Long Bpaxcr. Long Branch Gas Light Company. Incorporated March 15, 18t4. President, Joseph R. Thomas.

Vice President aud Treasnrer. Samuel Janes. Secretary and Superintendent, William E. Fort. Red Bane.

Red Bank Gas Light Company. Incor porated in 1868. President, Asher S. Parker. Secretary and Treasnrer, Anthony Reckless.

Superintendent, James M. Loweree. Brass Bands. Millstone. Millstone Cornet Band.

Organized September 16, 1S71. Leader, William A. Vanschoick. Sec retary, Peter Forma (Manalapan Post Office). Treasurer, George M.

Davison. No. of instruments, 17. Freehold. Freehold Cornet Band.

Organized in December. IS" 2. Leader, Charles Schnautz. Secretary, John P. Walker.

Treasurer, A. De La Reuf-siile. Ko. of instruments, 20. Red Bank Red Bank Brae? Bund.

Organized Fah-ruary 1, 1677. Leader. Harrold K. Ailstrom. Matawan.

Washington Crrnet Band. Organized Noremher 16. 1S77. Leader, William A. Fountain.

Secretary, 51. Foley. Treasurer, Edward Smith. No. of instruments, 12.

Sqcan Village. Sqnin Village Brass Band. Organ ary 23. 1869. J.

W. Maggs, W. M. Charles A. Geran, iii Tiiu; h)re siini fic the object of tnre at law, where the debt, balance, or other matter dispute, does not exceed, exclusive of costs, the snm or value of one hundred dollars, shall be and hereby is made cognizable in any district court of this state, in the cities where they may be established to bear, try and determine the same according to law, although the cause of action did not arise in said city; said courts shall have jurisdiction, exclusive of all other conrts secretary.

31ets evry alternate eunesoay evening. Letter of Sir Henry Clintou. S. i Tim. i.

I. Ueb. vi. 18 and Matawan Literary Society. Organized id lob9.

C. 11. CHAPTER LXXXVI. An act relating to boards of education iu cities. 1.

Be It enarted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey. That hoards of education now prohibited by law front puchasiii any article necessary for the schools under their control, without ad vertising for the same, are hereby authorized to purchase, without advertising, to the extent of twenty-five dollars for any one article provided the same be sanctioned by a majority of the board. 2. And be it enacted. That all acts and parts of acts, inconsistent with this act, be ami the tame are hereby repealed.

3. And be it enacted, That this art sh.tU take efTect mmediately. Approve! March 2-, 178. Wardell, President. Charles Jacobus, Secretary.

Meets every alternate Wednesday evening. the object, it doctrine of en 1 11 whttsoever, in all cases arising under this act, where Ireiievtd in as when it is i is iK or r.i V- 1 the party defendant resides within tbe corporate limits of the city wiiereiu said court or courts ehall be estab- Eatontown. Mizpab Lodge. No. 61, I.

O. O. F. Instituted August 1857. A.

B. Hall, N-G. A. Lewis, Secretary. Meets oil the faith which oiice Le de- Compiled roa the Moxhoczb Democrat.

Har.aa-uth County Directory. every Thursday evening. fountain Lodge, lo. i. u.

i. i. instituted in litthed; provided always, that this act shall not extend to any action of replevin, slander, trespass for assault, battery or imprisonment, nor to any action wherein the title to any lands, tenements, hereditaments or other estate shall or may in anywise come in an ca fV! hr lim et.ncern:rg the when the 5cripto-e of iirg 'be fnitb, and fait)', anl ti like. TliUJ. 1867.

N. P. Teed, C.T. A. Wolcott, Secretary.

Meets every Wednesday evening. Marshall Tabernacle, No. I. O. Of Brothers and tion," County Officers, Circn.it Conrt Jo le, iward W.

Scndder, Term expires January ISSl. Presiding Judge Common Pleaa. Amzl C. Freehold. Term expirea April t.

1ST9. Sis-ters of Love and Charity. Instituted October 20, 1S6S. Samuel L.Thompson, W. T.

AsaCromwtl', Sec ni 1 to believe in the Lord, the Wedding Presents In Solid Silver. Triple, and Quadruple Plate. Consisting of Napkin Kings, Spoons. Forks, Table Kaiees witb Iioryand Metal Handles, Castora, Cake and Card baskets, Water-Pitchers, etc Bronze ornaments for Clocks or Mantels. Ia Solid Ancient Bronze or French Bronze Oca TAKiFTT ot CikD BasEST.

ni Solid Biosis ii axo rzai BaxnavaLE. We guarantee the quality of tbe goods we sell. If not as represented, will refund tbe money promptly. aprll-4wJ A. J.

WEIDEXEB, 36 South 2d PhiladelplUa. -(i is he retary. vri in the proiaiio of Gd( Vv ahington LoJge, No. 9, t. A.

M. Hiram Chapter, No. 1, R. A. M.

Freehold. Monmouth Lodge, No. 20, 1. 0. 0.

F. Instituted in June, 1S43. John B. Gerdon, N.G. William A.

Perriae, Common Pleaa Judges, John W. Herbert Term expires April 1, 1879. John Wheeler, Ked Bank. Term expires April 1. 1183.

John lternsen. Sea Plain. Term expirea April 1, 1882. State Senator. William II.

Hendrickson, Middletown. Term expires 1879. Members of Assembly First Di.trict. George J. Ely, Perrineville.

Second District, William U. Bennett, Long Branch. Third District, Arthur Wilsan, Tinton 'i iv a an 1 a verv numeroui ti.e wouli sprirg hr in Lim as his S.viuur '-i in "tiiin jr righ'eouf hi fhter uMie. as i. It not the aci of -'t the he Secretary.

Meets every Monday evening. Olive Branch Lodge, No. 36, F. A. M.

Instituted 1849. G. C. Bee km a ii, W. M.

A. C. Hart, Secre tary. Meets cn Tuesday evenings on or before full moon. weie on their march towards Monmouth court-house, he resolved still further to i strengthen the forces on the lines; and, in pursuance of this resolution, dispatched brigadier general Wayne with a further Lady Franklin Lodge, No.

19, Daughters of Rebekah, ana Lis laUQ Falls. Elected annually. County Clerk, Thomas V. Arrow. mith.

Freehold. Term expires Nov. 10. IS7S. Surrogate.

Aaron R. Throckmorton, FreeholJ. Term expires January 2o. 18s3. geal estate.

I. O. O. F. Instituted November 17, 1870.

W. H. Hendricks, N.G. Mrs. Joseph W.

Uulse, Secretary. Meets second atd fourth Friday evening in each month. detachment of one thousand select men. As the continental troops now in front 2: 24 Mineola Council, Ko. 104, J.

U. A. M. instituted in 1874. John W.

Hulse. Secretary. ized in Septem her, 1ST 7. Leader, Benjamin P. Morris.

Secretary, William II. Ruf. Treasurer, E. F. Lyman.

Tennent Lodge, No. 69, K.of P. Instituted March 7, CHAPTER LXXXVIII. An act to authorize the forzuatiou ot associations for the more effectual prevention and detection of crime. 1.

Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall be lawful for any number of inhabitants ofa tewnship, or an; one or more towuships in any county in this state, not lets than twenty of such inhabitants of each township, each of whom Bhall be a freeholder, to form an association under this act to protect the inhabitants thereof and punish the lawless; in forming such association for tbe purpose ot this act, may sign and execute a certificate under their hands and seals properly acknowledged before auy officer-authorized to of deeds by this state, and file tbe same iu the office of the clerk of the county in which any gui association proposes to form in which certificate shall be set forth tbe name or title of the said association, and the general objects thereof, the number of directors thereof, which shall not be than nine nor more than fifteen, the names of tbe officers and directors who shall be elected for the first year of theexisteuceof auy nuch association. 2. And be it enacted, at upon the makingand filing of such certificate by such association, the said association, and such other peisousas may be associated with them, are hereby con-tituted a body politic and corporate in law, by atever name they shall assume, and by such name shall havesucceesioo aud continuance, aud be capable in law of sneing and being sued, defending and being defended in aU courts and places whatever, and may have and use a common seal, aud alter aud renew the same at pleasure, and by their name as aforesaid, and under their common 8al, may make enter into, execute and enforce any contracts or agreements relating, touching or concerning tbe objects of said corporation. 3. And be it enacted, That a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer shall be elected by ballot, by a majority cf the meiiib of any association so organized the president and vice president of such association bo organized may, from time Long Branch.

Long Branch Cornet Band. Leader, 1372. John L. DeRoche, C. C.

John W. Hulse, K. ol R. Ailstrom. Treasurer, Daitiel Edwards.

INo. of in and 3, Meets every Tuesday evening. struments, 26. NEW JERSEY. Englisbtowx.

Columbia Lodge Brass Band. Leader, C. Rue. Secretary, A. M.

T. FUndreau. Treasnrer. i 1 txnnit'! ul'tbe Father 1- V-v faith in Jesu? Christ -an U- 111:. ne b-t --e 1I0J bj i were ,.:,.5 the .1.

-t ttur Luere moral B. L. Herbert. So of instruments, 10. LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.

BT AUTflOEITT. CHAPTER UtJCU. be amended so as to read as follows 6. And be it euacted. That every suit of a civil nature at law, where the debt, balance, other matter in dispute, does not exceed, exclusive of corts, the sum or value of two hundred dollars, shall be at.d hereby is made cognizable in any district court of this state, in the cities where they may be established to hear, try aud determine the same according to law, although the cause of action did not arise in said city said district courts hall have jurisdiction, exclusive of all otbee courts whatsoever, except the circuit court of the county or counties wherein said district may be established, in all cases arising under this act, where tbe party defendant resides within tbe corporate limits of tbe city wherein said court er courts shall be established; provided always, that this act shall not extend to any action of replevin, slander, trespass for assault, battery or imprisonment, nor to any action wherein the title to any lauds, tenements, hereditaments or other real estate shall or may in anywise come in question.

2. And be it enacted, That section seven of the act to which this a supplement, and which reads as follows: 7. And be it enacted. That whenever the amonnt really due or recoverable upon any bond, bill, note or other contract in writing, does not exceed, exclusive of costs, the turn or value of one hundred dollars at the time when the snit is instituted, such amount shall bo recoverable in said district conrts, without regard to any kind of penalty expressed therein, in the same manner as any other debt or other demand of two hundred dollars or is made recoverable by this act," be and the same is hereby amended, so as to readjas follows: 7. And be it enacted.

That whenever the amount really due or recoverable upon aoy bond, bill, note, or other contract in writing, does not exceed, exclaeive of costs, the sum cr value of two hundred dollars at the time when the suit is instituted, such amount shall be recoverable in said district court, without regard to any kind of penalty expressed therein, in the same manner as any other debt or demand of two hundred dollars or under made recoverable by this act. Z. And be it enacted. That section twenty-nine of the act to which this is a supplement, and which reads as follows: "29. And be it enacted.

That if any defendant neglect or refuse to deliver a copy of his or her account or state of demand against such plaintiff, he or she shall forever thereafter be precluded from having or maintaining any action for such account or demand, or from setting oil the same in any future suit; provided always, that where the balance found to be due to such defendaut exceeds the sum of one hundred dollars, then the said defendaut shall not be precluded from recovering his er her account or demand against such plaintiff, auy other court of record having cognizance of the Graded Schools, Red Bane. Instituted in 1871. Has two buildings; High Department. A. Guilford Principal, with An act providing for actions where the defendaut is a of the main army amounted to at least four thousand men, a number believed to be capable of rendering the service expected from them, he deemed it proper to employ a major general to collect and command them.

This tour of duty, mior ceneral Lee had a rig'at to claim. But. us he had declared himself openly and strongly against hazarding even a partial engagement, and expected that, in conformity with the advice signed by all the general officers then in camp, with one single exception, nothing would be attempted further than meruly to reconnoitre the trie my. arid restrain plundering parties, he showed no disposi- nou-resident ol tnis state ana tne cause of action is one arising in this state and denominated local. 1.

Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly five assistants, and a Preparatory Department at the i3ftVLT- West End. Charles Hurker, Principal, with two as of the State of New Jersey, That if a Bummons is issued sistants. Trustees C. D. Warner (District Clerk), Ja ob Corlies, 11.

II. Curtis. Collector, John 11. EngiiBhtowo. Elected annually by Board of Freeholders.

Auditor, Coilen B. Meirs. Cr- am Ridge. Elected annually by Board of Freeholders. Prcsecu'or of the Pleas, Jyhn E.

Lanning, Long Branch. Term expires 1S62. Superintendent of Public Schools. Rer. Samnet Lock-wood.

Ph. Freehold. Appointed annnally by State Board of Public Instruction; confirmed by Board of Freeholders. Sheriff, George W. Brown, Freehold.

Term expirea NoTetnber 10, 187S. Coroners, John Xeafie, Freehold; George H.White, Red Pank Henry Gugle, Long Branch. Terms expire November 10, 1S7S. Chosen Freeholders. Johs T.

Hatoht, Director. Wu.ua Seooiss, Clerk. Mcepht. Counsel to Board. Townshit.

Sane. P.O. Address. Upper Freehold Chas S. Bullock Imlaystown Millsrone L.

Elprilme Clarksburg Mana'upau Elt Blacks Mills aid Alfred Walter Freehold Howell II. Turks) Wail THEODORE Sijuan Ocean James vv. Coisover LonirBr'neh Shrewsbury. Richard Applegate Red Bank Middletoan. George W.

Crawford Red Bi.uk Raritan Tbeodoee AumaCE MutHYan John H. Fahrt Matawan Marlborough LaFayette Conovsr Marlboro' Atlantic Jobs 1. IIaigbt Colts Neck Hohndel Wm. Hendkicksux Kevporl in any case to the sheriff or coroner of any county where the defonde nt is a non-resident of thii Btate, aud the cause ot action arose in this state, and is one denominate! local, and the sheriff or coroner shall return Ketport. Instituted in bv a special law.

with a 'A-I S'i Boarrt ot e. tuition. utiam Mclrfan(l, Principal, with five assistants. Trustees II E. Bishop (President), Kufus ien (Secretary), T.

S. R. Brown, Sylva- that the defendant cannot be found in his county, that any justice of the supreme court may make an order. dui Lee. a.

siuaey. 1 111 upon proper amuavit, that tne defendant appear, at a cer'aiu day therein to be unmed, not less than one nor Long Branch. nigh Svhool. Instituted in 176 un I 0 IT to time, apply, uuder ttieir nanus, to the gov more thn two months from the date of such ordsr; of der a special law. This sch'-ol.

with fire snb-distriefs. ernor ot tnis stare to commission owe cr more persons, whom they shall designate, to act a- which order notice as said justice shall by rule di feeders to it, is under a Hoard ot fc. lucation ot five men hers G. H. Greer.

President). Dr. T. Chattle (Secre rect, shall, within twenty days thereafter, be served personally on such defeudant by delivery ofa copy tnear.s 1 iviiiuiJi marshals tor tue association in tue county, aud the governor, upon such application, may appoint such per tary), Thomas V. Ceoper, Jacob Stults and R.

V.Breece The Principal is J. Green, with seven asittant. ns, or aiany oi as ue may oeein proper to be iiL.n to assert In ntenlioiia.iy I promoting the private wishes of general i Wa-hington, that the cornmund should be i given to an cfSccr whose view of the ser-! vice comported more with his own, Lee I yielded this important tour of duty to La Fayette. The orders given this general i were, to proceed immediately with the de-I tachmem. and to form a junction as ex- This district is the only one in the State that has put such marshals, aud shall issue to each of such persons rortn a snccesstui enort to enroree tue law in relation to the non-attendance of the children on the schools.

so appointed a commission to act as bticn mar ha is, a copy of which commission shall be filed in the office of tbe secretary of state. liii: b. Freehold. Instituted in 1875. John Enright, Prin 4.

And be it euacted. That every person Reappointed cipal, with Tour assistants. Trustee Gilbert tombs (Drstru Clerk George Vt Vauderveer, William Coo F.atontown William I. Horria LongBr'neb as marshal shall possess ait the powers of constable iu criminal ca-es. and their compensation shall be defrayed by the association.

per. eviit: hi-' as with that under I Allevtows. Institnle-d in 1J78. II. Willis, Prin" And be it euactea, mat wneuevcr tne president cipal, with two assistants.

Trustees Georg H. Van nd vice president of any suih association, for the time derbeck (District William Bunting, D. L. S- shall file a notice in the office of the secretary of Idge. stitte, dispensing with the serviee of any oue or more 1 Are ir.n'.c rns as tr.i?s Incorporated Towns.

BatKCH Incorporated in 1S6T. CoTamision-ers, Joseph H. Cooper, Thorn? R. Woolley. H.

Sherman. C. Ewinff Pitierson, Charii Lwi. Thomas tries Chamttfrlain. Town Clerk, William E.

Fort. Treasnrer, Tim brook Morris. Regular meetings of the Commissioners evnry Saturday. Annual Klec-tion SeoouJ Tuesday in May. Asbcrt Pars.

Instituted in 1S77. Georre Al'ard. ucii marshals, bis or ineir commission sua! I he re- Principal, with three asitants. Trntees D. II.

Wye yoked, aud the puwerj of paid person or t.ersona such Aakary Park is located directly opposite the celebrated Ocean Groe. camp-meeting ground. Weeiey Lake dividing the two places), lour miles below Ceneral Grant'scottage at Long Branch, New Jersey. O.er eight hundred cottages hare been built at Asbury Park and Ocean Grore within six years, costing over ene su'Uioai dollar i. Aabary Park fiont directly on the ocean.

It does not front oc a bay, or sound, or rie er, bat on the broad Atlantic, stretching away for tbonsaads af mile. Asbury Park was asaeased in tS69at tlS.MI; the assessment for was $250,600. Streets reusing at right angles to the sea are tram one to two hundred feet wide an adraatage possessed by aoother seaside resort oa the New Jersey coast. Asbury Park, opposite Ocean Grore, caa be reached direct by tbe Czxtkal Kaaaoanar Naw Jzzszt. from the foot of Liberty street.

Sew York, Jersey City, and also by steamboat from foot ef Rector street. N. to Sandy Bosk, affording a Sue view of tbe Narrows, harbor fortifications, ets-, tbsnce by tbe New Jers.T Southern R. R-to Braachport (1 mile, from Loag Branch), and counecting there wilh Central Bailrotd af New Jersey. So there are two liaes of communication.

Fram Phil. d.lpbia, the cars ran te Asbary Park direct- Kail-road time treat Mew York to Aabnry Park, 2 hours; express ia summer, aboat hours and from Philadelphia to Asbary Park, 1 hours and 3i aaiauts. Ths terms of sale ef lots in Asbary Park are as follows: Pirtt, When parties buy and do not build, one-third the purchase money will be required down, balance in five years. Second. Where purchaser builds, no money will be reqnired down, bat a mortgage can be riven, payable ia tea yean, with tbe Privilege of tea likersaewals.

making ths principal sum dueoti hundred years hence, ths purchaser, however, reserving the right to pay off the mortgage at any time. Third. Tea per cent, off for cash at time of pure For price of lots, address, JAMES A. BRADLEY, or ISAAC BB ALE, 251 Pearl St-, New York, or ALLEN COOK, Asbury Park. Xew Jersey.

0 0 A fcolT (District Clerk), Charles B. Howland, Nelson marshal shall cease and determine. BucbaDan. 6. And be it enacted.

That it be lawful for eaid .1 Statistics The entire number of pupils entered on ttEBHoLi). inorpornttra wtrcb -o. ise. Chief Jom- the rolls of the six Graded Scnooti for the last year was cii3tuer. James J.

Conoer. Comoiission- marshals, aud they shall have power and authority to arrest any person tunnd within the limits cf said coin-ty who shall have violated any law of this state within the county, or who shall have wiltully interfered with tbe peace aud good order of the count aud tlie said l'. liie entire scnool population ot the county is Atfrel Walter. William W. Pitman, Wi'liam H.

16,229. There are 115 School Districts, and 126 School Butcher. OUarles Truex. Town Clerk, John L. Hov Houses.

The entire number of scholars enrolled the marshal shall arrest every such pernon without warrant last year was 11,399. 1 general t. use the most effectual me lis for gaining the enemy's left flank, fciid rear, and giving them every degree of annoyance. All (lie continenta1 parties or. the lines were pi iced under his com- I tuand, and he was directed to tnke fucli measures in concert with general Dicken-j as would most impede the march of i the British army, and occasion them the I greatest loss.

For these purposes, he was i to attack them as opportunities might of- fer, by detachment, and, if a proper open-; ing should be tiven, he was to act against thorn with the whole force under com-j ind. i A letter was at the same time addressed to genera! Dickenson, placing the militia under the orders of LFayettw. The depositions an I orders manifest the intention and wish oi tLe el). Assessor, Gwye VanierTeer. Collector of Tuxes.

Aaron C. Hurt. 8. Crater. Mreet CoiumisiyLer, Alfred L.

CouoTer. Town Mar- nd endorsement, and bring bim or her as soon as con EEAhff neks. The County Board of Examiners Is com veniently can t-e before some person exercising the da-ties of justice of the peace in criminal casts in the onsed of the County Superintendent, and the Examin John Nafi, John Vt, Hnise. Inspectors of Elec ers L. D.

Bugbee and John Lnnght. Examinations are tion, Georee W. Churles F. Richard-ion. i in in.

ofsmj r.u. Liiiu'i 4. 0: :1 iuve. tae i caa wove your st.tetiiijf iiiech. 1 iiiruil nu swura caa reacL, Tjr i 1 wuujeriif c-ye S'uZtir-iii usrea bv ones, ti'iio ei ouot like steel, i.e.ir'.s w.ui.u tou rare.

county where such association is organized, there to be Annual election first Monday in May. Regular meet held quarterly, in November, February, May and Ad gust, usually on the last Friday of the mouth, and in ealt with according to law. same. be and the stme is hereby amended so as to read's follows: 23. And be it enacted.

That if any defendant neglect or refuse te deliver a copy of bis or her account or state of demand against euch plaintiff, he or she shall forever thereafter be precluded from saving or maintaining any acti for such account or demand, or from setting off the same io any fa tnre suit; provided sl- s. that where the balauce fnnd to be due to such defendant exceeds the sum of two hundred dollars, then the aid defendant shall not be precluded from recovering bis or her account or demand against such plaiutiff, in any other court of record having cognizance of the same. 4 And be it enacted. That section thirty-two of tbe act to which this is a supplement and which reads as follows: And be it enacted. That the judge to whom a plea of justification is tendered as aforesaid, shall, be fore he receives such plea, require and obtain from the defendant a bond, with one good surety, being a freeholder in the said county, in the penalty of one hundred dollars, executed to the plaintiff, and conditioned ttiMt if the said piaiotiff shall commence snch action in the supreme court or in the circuit court of the county wherein the said judge holds his conrt, within three months thereafter, the said defendant will appear thereto within twenty days after tbe writ to be thereupon issued against him, shall be returned, served, and shall pay Mich costs as may be awarded against him in the aid action; and in case such plea is tendered, and the defendant shall not forthwith enter into such bond to the plaintiff, tbe said judge shall proceed in ths same thereof tj him either iu or out ot this state, or be published in a newspaper, to be designated by said justice, iu the county where the cause of action arose, tor at least four weeks successively, at least once in each week, and in cas-of such publication, a copy of such notice ehall be mailed to the defendant, prepaid, as directed by s.nd justice, and in case the defendaut shall fail to euter his appearance as directed in said order, said ju-itic may direct that the declaration be filed, and if thedefendant shall not plead thereto within thirty days after such filing, the court in which such action is brought miy upon such proofs and evidence as it may require, order judgment to be entered against him and proceedings thereon taken the same as if he had been personiilly -erved with process iu eaid action.

J. And be it enacted, That all acts aud parts of acts incoiisisient herewith be, aud the same are hereby repealed, and this act shall be a public an, and take ef-tect immediately. Approved March 19, 187S. CHAPTER LXXX1I. A supplement to au act entitled An act to incorporate heuevolent and charitable associations," approved March ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty three.

1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall be lawful for any corporation or association existing by virtue of the act to which this is a supplement, to change ita corporate name by a two thirds vote of the board of directors or managers of such corporation or association, who shall be present at a regular er special meeting called tor that purpose; provided, that the corporation or association cause to be made and filed a certificate in writing in manner hereinafter mentioned such certificate iu writing shall set forth, first the name of such corporation or association in use immediately preceding the vote, aud makingand filing the said certificate; second, the name assumed to designate such corporation and to be u-ed in its business and dealings iu the place aud sU-ad of that referred to ia the last preceding paragraph, aud which said certificate shall be signed by the board of directors or managers, or a majority of eaid board, and filed in pursuance of the act to which this is a supplement, in the office of the clerk of the county where the principal office or place of business ol such corporation or association in this state shall be established; and after being so recorded shall be filed in the office of tbe secretary of state and to which certificate shall be affixed the affidavit of the secretary or acting secretary of such corporation or association, that the said certificate is made by the authority of the board of directors or managers of such corporation or association, as expressed by a two-thirds vote of the members present at a regular or special meeting of said board, called for that purpose. Ing of the jmmiisioners first Monday eTeoing in 7. And be it enacted, hat the Governor of the state the Graded School at Freehold. During the last year encti moo tli.

may appoint the president and vice president of uch 113 licenses were granted, anil id tail urea occurred. association for tbe time being special police justices of Ocean Gruvi in 1869. Incorporated March 3, 17(. Trutees, ReT. E.

H. Stokes, D. ReT. Marl Companies. Ueorge litjaiips.

Rev. B. Osborn, D. H. Brown, such association, to hold tint'l removed by the governor, or until they cease to hold the office of such president and viee presideut and nj ou such appointment the Kovernor shall issue to such jerson or persons Rev.

J. S. Inakip, ReT. Benjamin M. Adami, ReT.

Adam a 0 Squankum A Freehold Marl Company. Organized in President, 1. S. Buckelew. Secretary and Treas Wallace, Rer A Ballard.

Rev. William Franklin Kmr. ft. J. Andrews.

Joseph If. Thornier. Georre commission to act as bi-jd special police justice, and a urer, F. Bnckelew. superintendent.

A. A. Yard. imp' Etus, Chri topher Sickter. John Martin.

Geofjte W. copy of such commission shall be filed in the office of (Freehold Post Offi e). Pits located at Farmincdale. 1, am. se lie'.

vuar lire i tame so in They could tcaice- Cdeeeruan. Jnie Black, ReT. J. It. A I day, D.D..

R. conimanuer fqnankum Marl Company. Organized in 1862. Pres the secretary oi state; ana upon tne receipt i sncu commission the persons so appointed shall severally J. R.

Dan els, J. Hays, Her. I. Simmons. T.T Talk 11, ident and Treasurer, Furceron.

Superintendent 11 uossess and may exercise withm such county all the liing cn an engHgemer.t. I oji'ii'y espoused that meartue, er, Holmes Murphy, George J. Hamilton. Thorn aa M. Puerson, Enoch Hartaborne, Rer.

H. M. Brown. fail to WiiVIie and LaFav and hecretary, Uarrett. Fits located near tarcn- Dowers of justice of tlie peace ot this state in criminal icgdale.

cases, but shall not receive auy fees for services per lie, against seeking Eserutire Committee President. Rev. E. IT- Stok, formed in such cases. I.

Ocean Grove; Vice President, Rer. A. E. Ballard, Peiuberton; Secretary George W. Evans, Philadel Steamboat Companies, Ketpobt.

Kevport and Middletown Point Steamboe 8. And be it eaacted, lhat any such association is IX J. Hi hereby empowered to purchase land within the town ru poor l.ej.ii chi. i phia; Treasurer, 1). H.

Brown, 143 Bedford Avenne. Company. Incorporated 1.V2. President, "William ship where the same is located, aud to erect thereon a Brooklyn, N. Joseph H.

Thornley, Philadelphia; a gf-rie'Hi iiCK-n, had een favor of a partial one. conseipjf nee. if any proper ofiered, he would certainly at-t with iiis force, which would as certainly produce ec-c-Ii measures on ihe Heodrickson. Treasurer, Thomas L. Seabrook.

suitable neuse oi oeieuiicn, into wmcn may ue committed and safely kept by the marshals antho. ized un- Farmers' Transportation Company. Incorporated in 1865. President, Jonathan Longstreet. Secretary and iU- .113 jnmei tstacK.

LancHifier, ra i. unyw. sewarK. Molme W. Murphy.

Freehold, X. Rev. J. An drew. Millrille, i.

Superintendent, Rev. H. B. Bee gie. Ocean Grove.

tbis act of this state, any person arretted for offencas against the laws of this state; the person ireasurer, kuiub ugien. Steamer Hotmdtl Cnptain, John S- Conover. Uicl ti.e enemy, as won!" rentier it to nit port hiru with the whole port oi pro; er so committed to be kept in such house of detention with like effect as if committed to the common jail of Red B.5K. March 17.1570. Chief Com Red Bask.

Steamer frabird. Captain, H. B. Parker. Ibunj ark, SEW JERSEY.

euch county. nevt-l Pilot, r. A. L.ittle. Clerk.

Joseph Chad wick wa, accompanied too by colonel who felt the strongest desire lo 9. And be it enacted, lhat ti'is act sna.l take effect army Steamer Helen. Captain and ''1 rk, James S. Throck missioner, Robert Allen. Jr.

Assistant Commissioners, Thomas H. Applate, Edward S. Allaire, 9amnel Morford. John S. llnbhrd.

Town Clerk. Edmund Allen. Collector of Taxes and Treai rer, Thomas Applegate. Street Superintendent, Richard Applegate immediately. morton.

Filot. Archibald Haviland. Approved March 20, U73- manner as it such plea bad not been tendered," be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol lows: 32. And it enacted. That tbe judge to whom a plea of justification is tendered as aforesaid, shall be-lore he receives such plea, require and obtain from the defendant a bond, with one good surety, being a freeholder iu the said county, in the penalty of two hundred dollars, executed to the plaintiff, and conditioned that if the said plaintiff shall commence such action in the supreme coart or in the circuit conrt of tbe county where the said judge holds bis court, within three month thereafter, tbe said defendant will appear thereto, within twenty days alter the writ lo be thereupon issued against, shall be returned, served, and shell pay such costs as my be awarded against him in the said action; and in case such plea is tendered, and tbe defendant shall not forthwith enter into such bond to the plaintiff, the eaid judge ehall proceed in the same manner as if such plea had not been tendered.

5. And be it enacted. That section fifty of the act to which this is supplement and which reads as follows: Matawax Propeller. S. Wycl-of.

Captain, Wes 2. And be it enacted, That no change in the name of any corporation or association uuder the provisions of ley Bennett. Pilot, Stephen RLiffin. Clerk, Charlei Marstiats, i nomas Jiurns. feier u.

vanoernoor. An CHAPTER LXXXIX. ATTENTION, Manufacturers. iHticcllani. I ATTLK OF MONMOUTH nnal E'ection first Monday in May.

Regular meet An Act providing for the maintenance of the State In Maggs. Fire Insurance Companies. fnps of the Commisaioners on alternate Friday even the detachment, and to accomplish ah the wishes of the commander-in chief. Immediately after detaching this additional body of troops, genera! Washington reeved to Cranberry, in order to be sufficiently near to support them. He reached this act sh UI be deemed effected until the naid certificate, made and recorded as aforesaid, shall be actually filed in the office of the secretary of state, as herein directed but no such change shall in any manner lessen or impair any liability of such corporation er associa logs- dustrial School tor li iris.

1. Be it enacted bv the Senate and General Assem Shrewsbury Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Or bly of the State of New Jersey, That to enable the trus rv etpurt incorporatea i.u. uoara or lomruia fioners Asher Collinn President), Henry Cook, Theo ganized in IbZS. Henry Cori.es.

President. Edmund tion incurred or existing at the time such change ot T. Williams, Secretary. William R. 3 Treasurer.

dore Aomack, Jams rlstt. Mephen Arrowsmith name shall be made and no suit pending at the time of tees of the said State Industrial School for Girls to defray the necessary expenses of the maintenance of sud school, the sum of five thousand dollars is hereby appropriated, which the treasurer is diree'ed to pay on 1 1. Town Clerk, James E. Terry. Annnal election first Monmouth County Mutual Fire Insurance Company Orgauised in February, George W.

Shinn. Presl such change ot name shall abate by reason thereof but Monday in May. nine next morning. place e.b.-.u: Mune 2'') ieut. Charles A.

Bennett. Secretary. Joseph II. Ros- Asbcrt Pare. Incorporated in March, 1574.

Board he warrant oi the comptroller. And be it enacted. That when the amonnt re the same may be prosecuted to judgment and execution in the original name of suh corporation or association, and undet such execution the property of sa'd corpora led. ell.Trea urer. Office in i-reebold 2.

And be it lhat tliin a-t tike ecect ally due and recoverable upon any bond, bill, note oi of Commissioners James A. Bradley (President), Patterson Snedeter. John A. Githens. Gilbert 3.

Dey, immediately. other contract in writing, does not exceed exclusive of is W-I Hoimdel Mutual Fire Insurance Company Organ izedinlfcoS. Samuel W. Jones, President. Henry tion or association, whether held by its original or amended name, may be levied on aud sold to satisfy Alpha J.

Knvett. Isaac L. Martin, John Lnnsrford Am costs, tbe sum or value ot one hundred dollars at tbe lo fit for oelive Approved March 2t, 1S73. CHAPTER XC. Clerk, Isaac C.

Kennedy. Anaual election first Tnes time wnen suit is instituted, proot shall be made of the Magee. secretary. Joseph 11. Treasurer such indtcmenT.

''I i ii 'ay in August. Regular meetings of Board first Tues i to tke amonut really due and owing, and the judge shall give 3. And be it en cted thai this act shall take effect p.se5.ini) i i ,1 1 Hi Lodges, Benevolent Societies, Organi- An act to authorize the issue of bonds to ftiad tlie float day evening in each moBth. judgment therefor with costs, and not for the amount immediately. He wa.

directed to d. ot the penalty expressed, net tier sucn penalty exceed Approved March 19, 1878. ing debt of counties. I. Be it enacted bv the Senate and General Assem- Newspapers.

or be than one nunurea collars, be and the same is hereby ameaded so as to read as fol Uy of the Stateof New Jersey, That it shall be lawful CHAPTER LXXXIII jf'HWmtiin inquirer, rreenoin. itepuDticao. Weekly. for the board of chosen freeholders of any countv in l.ws: art to iucorrjorate associations lor the erection and ltiuriavs. irst issued in IS2''.

fc Applegate. Edi And be it enacted. That when the amount really maintenance of monuments and statues. t-r and Proprietor. W.

F. Applegate, Assistant Editor, due and recoverable upon anv bond, bill, note or other ioi.r liiif.died CoMmejitdl it. as roai he l. aid til" atii.trent iv on ti.e reur ene. tdwrn le md them, lie wii for that service, as 1.

Be it euacted by the Senate and General Assembly The intense heat oi the weather, a heavy storm, and a temporary want of provisions, prevented the army from resuming its march that dy. The advanced corps being d.ffrrentiy circumstanced, had pr-ed forward, and taken a posilion on the Mon mouth loud, about five miles in rear of ihe enemy, with the intention of attacking them next morning on their march. It was found too remote, and too far on the right, to be supported in case of ac on, and orders were therefore sent to the marquis, to S'e off bv his left towards Lngii-hton. These orders were executed early in the morning of tlie 27th. Although general Lee hud at first been d.spo-ed to yield the advanced nartv to Monmouth Democrat Freehold.

Democratic. Week contract iu writing, does not exceed exclusive of costs, of the State of New Jersey, That it shall be lawful for this State, for the pa rpose ol funding the fixating debt that existed on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy seven, in any of the conn tie, ft that purpose to issue bonds iu the corporate name, and nn der the corporate seal of any such county, stoned by (he director and tbe clerk of the board of chosen freehold ly. Thursdays. First issued 134. James S.

Yard, any number of persons to associate together for the the snm or value of two hundred dollars at tbe time when suit ie proof shall be made of the Editor and Proprietor. A. C. Hart, Assistant Editor. purpose ot erecting and maintaining monuments or amouut really due and owing, and the judge shall give Vl.e-I Af Jrrsry Standard, Red Bank.

Iudependent. statues to commemorate important historic events oc- judgment therefor with costs and not for the amonnt of urnnc within this state, or in honor of distinguished Weekly, frulays. irst issued in l0i. J.K. Ingltng, ers of any such county, and countersigned by the county collector of any such county, te be denominated on their face "funding for an amount not exceed- Long BiiANcn.

Arioch Lodce. No. 77,1.0. 0- F. Instituted March 13, lhm.

John P. Lane, N. Matthias Woolley, Secretary. Meets every Saturday eyeniug. Long Branch Lodge, No.

73. F. A. M. Instituted March 4, 1S67.

Charles P. Mcladdin, W. M. Janit-s H. White, Secretary.

M-ets second and f-mrth Friday evenings in each month. Piqua Lodge, No. I. 0. G.

T. Instituted May 17, 168. William Stockbine, W. C. T.

Michael Conklin, Secretary. R. B. Fowler, Treasurer. every Tuesday evening.

Odd Fellows' Funeral Aid Societv. Organized January 25, 1S69. James II White, President. Matthias Woolley, Secretary. Meets every niternate Saturday evening.

Arioch Lodge, No. 21, Daughters of Rebekah, I. 0. 0. F.

Instituted February 23, 1S70. Tucker C. fctlwrds. men aud the better accomplishment ot such pur- Jtaitorana rroprietor. i.oia 'ili ui! confidence might eiiuHged in it with the penalty expressea, wueiuer sucn penalty exceed or be less than two hundred dollars.

noses, to purchase or receive by gift or devise any laud nst the amonut of the floating debt of au sm-h countv. 6. And be it enacted. That section one nnd red and not exceeding nve acres, ana any legacies or oona ions Long Branch JVeir, Long Branch. Independent.

Dai ly in July aud August. Weekly (Saturdays) through' out the ear. First issued in 166. Jacob Stults, Edi tor and Proprietor. James P.

Connolly, Assistant Edi fifty-niue of the act to which this is a supplement, and for the object contemplated by the association, aud that ou the first day of January, eighteen hundred and seventy seven such bonds may te registered or coupon lot Ce whx-h reads as follows: ucb association may bold and enjoy tne same iree irora only add to iiis eonti-niout tit volunteers from and aioiii Suity militia iror.1 o'l. lin f-np Slinlided 163. And be it enacted. That if any creditor shell II taxation. tor.

make oath or afiirtnation that be verily believes that bonds, and shall bear a rnte ot interest not exceeding the legal rate at the dtte of issuing the same, payable half yearly, aud shall be redeemable at any time in tich 2. And be it enacte That such persons so associated it I.aKuvelle. an osi'ninn lht nr eVt-- I 34ttaran Journal, Matawan. Independent. Weekly hit del tor absconds from his creditors, and is Dt to hall make, sign and acknowledge a certificate setting 1 Satunttivs.

First issued in 163. David A. BeiL Editor installment, not exceeding tea years iron, their cite. bis knowledge or belief reside in this State at tb Wi, forth the corporate name by them chosen, the purpoae for which such association is formed and intended, tbe time, the clerk of any district court in anv citv of this and Propiietor. K'yport Wt'kly, Kevport.

Independent. Weekly Ho, win de- and at auy place within this Slate, as the board of chosen freeholders may direct; which londs may be sold at public or private sale for the bet price they can ob Suteoball, and he is hereby required to issue out of place where the proposed monument or statue is to be l-i to N.G. Mrs. E. Tabor, Secretary.

Meets first and third Wednesday evening iu each month. said discrict court an attachment under bis haul end erected, and file the same in the office of tbe clerk of gaiti tiie right flank iiio-t endear- he county where such association is to be established. ilt tain for tue same, but shall nut be tor less tnan par value: and alt the real estate and property within any the seal of said court, for any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, directed to a constable, who shall exe Asbnry Park fs a village oa the Atlantic coast, forty-flve miles from New York city. It has already obtained celebrity as a summer rater. The place has doubled in size since 1S74, and as the original proprietor of the Park own a large tract lying west of theold turnpike, three-quarters of a mile from the sea.

he desire to call the attention of Manufacturers, either ia a small way eroa a large scale, to the tact that w. have unemployed labor here mi the fall, winter and sprieg.whirh woald be benefitted by tbe establishment ef some permanent work, while at the same time Mancfactar-ers would be be-iefltted themselves, as leads lying immediately aloag theOeatral Railroad track weald be sold at a nominal price to Mano-facturers. Price of lead to be graded according to tbe aamber ef bar-ds employed. Abery Park ia oppoeite Oran Grove, andean be reached direct by the CzaraaL Raiuoan or Ntw Lasix, from tbe foot el Liberty street. New York, via Jersey City.aad alee l.y steamboat from foot or Etc lor street.

N. Yto Sandy Hok. affording a fiae view of the harbor etc-, zheaoe t-y the New Jersey Sontbem K. Braocbport (ll miles from Long Branch), aador-naertiag there with Central Railroad ol Sew Jersey, aw there are two lines of rose man Kali oa. From Philadelphia, the care rua to Asbary Park dirert- Bail-road time from New York to Asbury Park.

2 hoars: express ia summer, about boars; aad from Pdiladel-pbia to A.vcry Park. hoar and 35 minute. We have three Cberrhes; Kf Scbo.1. costing (10.nao, with a defy attendance ef two faaadredaadni'ly scholars; a weekly newspaper A.sraT Fixe Joruai: tee Public Halls, one seating IfidO Reeding Room. Maaoaic Society.

Lo.lrv of Good Templars. Ledge Kaighia of Pythias. ie(tB Cleb. Blark-smttha' sad Wbce-lwriebte' ahepa. L.sil-er Y.roa, Steam Saw mill.

Temperance Helels (sale of Una era prohtbttedt. Drag Store. PhyeViaBe, Imt bowl. Bakeriee baa; sea of verfue ether klada. If theatres sheslj in teres as the readers of this paper, pleeais Adah Chapter, No.o, Eastern StarDegrpe.

instituted who shall thereupon record it tn a book to be provided cute the same in the following manner, that is to say March 21.171. Mrs. A G. ane. W.

P. E. H. Clark, Secretary. Meets second and fourth Wei ties day even- ler that purpose.

such county snail be litble the payment of the principal and interest that may become dne on the bonds to the i ificer to whom it is directed shall cm totnehoueor 3. Aud be it enacted. That upon making and record- ll.tioy T.r hh ruw en camped at AilenioAri. Tin- main bodv of ngs in each mouth. lauds of the defendant, er to the person or faouve of be issued iy virtue oi inif act.

ne such certificate the said persons and their succes Saruiltys. Firt isuitd in 1S71. William F. LeKoy, Editor aud Publisher. M.

D. I.eKoy, Assistant. The Or'an Gro Record, 14 N. 7th Street, Philadelphia, and Ocean Grove. Religion.

Weekly. Saturdays. First issued in 1ST 3. Rev. A.

Wallace, Editor. A shury Park Journal, Asbury Park. Independent. Wrw-kly. Saturday.

Fir-tt issued in 1876. James A. Bradley, titoraud Proprietor. Monmouth County Jtrttyman, Eatontown. Independent.

Weekly. Saturdays. First issued in 1877. Ka-tontown PubUshinit Company. George M.

Joy, Editor. trie dship Club. Orgnnized December 4, 18.1. C. 2.

And be it euacted. That the board ol chosen free sors shall become and be a body politic and corporate. t.ve service was intended, and that his station in the army was more honorable, that officer had scarcely marched, when Lee began to regret this decision. He per ceived that, in the opinion of all the gen-I eral officers, a greater import inee was attached to this command, than he had hi1 I loed to it; and that his reputation was in danger of being in some degree impaired by Connecting strenuous opposition to even a partial action, with bis afterwards declining the comm.r'nd of a very strong detachment, which it was expected would fail in with, and engage the rear of the wing Patterson, President. W.

T. VanWoert, Secre holders of any such county shall have power aud au aimy in liopeweil town- ml possessed of ail the powers mentioned and set tortu tary. Meets every Tueenjr evening. thority to provide by taxation, tor the payment of the the person in whose custody or poesion tne defendant's property aud estate may be an then and there declare, iu tbe presence of one credible person at the least, that be attaches the rights aud credits, noneys aud effect, gcods and chattels of such defendaut at the in tU- first section of tlie act concerning corporations. five miles from Prineeton.

i1. ng Branch Encampment, No. iJ, I. O. O.

F. Insti 4. And be it enacted. That such persons so associated tuted June 1, 1S71. Clay Woolley, C.

P. James II. siid bonds, aud the interest thereon; and bhall yearly and every year, nntil the said bonds shall be redeemed and paid off, and cane to be assessed and collected by shall within three months alter such incorporation, and White, Scribe. Meets first and third Friday evenings suit ot the plaintiff in the said writ named: and upon annually thereafter, by a vo le ofa majority of those ir iis.in witii the Jer-ey i tj-I -r ii ir about one thouse.r. i Mid a le Cotlt.lienlwl trnOps U1 tr bv IXW-li l.lll.-r nn eech mouth.

present, elect auy members ot tins association not ex tax. at tbe same time ana in aame manner as otner taxes in any such counties are aseeed and cl lee ted. a Ocean Lodge, No. 83. K.

of P. Instituted April 29, Banks. the return of such attachment, tbe eaid judge of the strict court shall appoint a day for the hearing of tbe said cause, not less than twenty days from the issuing ot the said writ; on or before which day so appointed sum of money sufficient to pay the interest on the said 1873. R. Jerome TanBrunt, C.

Joseph 8. Douglass. K. of R. and 8.

Meets every Tuesday evening. ceeding twenty, to be trustees of such corporation, who shall thereupon choose from their number a preside ut and such other officers and assistants as may be required and said trustees shall bare power from time to Farmer aui Merchants Baok of MidJletown Point rl.n '1 It. enelnv. fiWaVll li: Empire Lodge. No.

1. 4, 1.O. O. F. Instituted Septem- Matawan).

Orjranirwl iD 1331. Capital stock, $200100 bonds as the same shall become due and payable and to pay and discharge the principal at the several times it shall become due and payable. tbe plaintiff in tbe said attachment snail Die a copy or rai v.a.wA.u,ir wi! er 17. 1873. Franklin Nelson, N.G.

S. A. Nelson, r.sioent, Astiary Fountain. Caslner, (Juarles 11. War- r.t.

ime to establish and ordain sncn tiy-iaws and regula nis acccuni or stare oi uemana ana ii in, rrcuiior shall make sufficient proof of the debt doe to bim, the Secretary. Sleets every Monday evening. 3. And be it euacted, lhat tins act hail take t-H'-ct all. mditia.

tions for the government of such corporation ami tbe on regiui eirire in II With Young Mnn Christian Association. Organized April immediately. judge thai) give judgment therein tor tne pi-ontin Freehold National Banking Company, Freehold. Or- advancement of the purpose thereof, as they shalljudge orooer and cecessarv provided, tlie same shall not be rg IK, 1875. William B.

Ireland, President. Charles S. and award bis execution thereof to the cons table and a re tr iii-n right. anizert March 21, ISM. Capital stock, Pres Lane, Secretary.

Meets every Wednesday evening. enemy, lie therefore now solicited earnestly ihe command he hid before declined accepting. To relieve the feelings of Lee without wounding those of LaFayette, geneial Wiish ngton detached him wilh two other ain4t the effects of the defendant, as tn other canes Approved March ihii. CHAPTER XCI. -TV If.

mid of MX I gU.dea repugnant to the constitution or laws of this state or of ident, William gtatesir. Cashier, James L.TerliQue. b.l ei iiUiidred letacilliiei i get.er Standard Chapter, fto. do. K.

A. 51. lHStnut April 111, oil luini- cognizable before the said judge, but the effects of ths the United States, 13. 1H76. William B.

Lippincott. M. E. li. P.

Thomas driVnuanl thereon taken shall not be sold in less than A farther supplement to an act rut. tied An act con First National Bank of Red Bank. Organized Marrh i ISol. Capital stock. SUKUIOO.

President. Asher 8. ft. Aud be it enacted. That no association which shall Woolley, Secretary.

Meets hrst and third Fridays three mouths (unless the same are perishable) to ths become a corporation under the previsions of this act cerning corporations, (revision.) approved April mv enth. eighteen hnnHred and seventy five. Parker. Cashier, lioralio Ely, Jr. in each month.

end that the debtor or his friend may redeem the same. re 1 'H'oel "i.ernj a c-i n- 'hi, and li" tll'lth I a til n. shall be considered as dissolved for or by reason of its neglecting or failing to elect trustees yearly and every T'lel-a i O) s.h'.e ii ii I to Long Branch Temperance Betorm Club. Organized 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Geueral Assembly nd in Ihe nuamitue the same shall be inventoried and the -ep JJ.

Fir.t National Bank of Freehold. Organized April I. ISM. Capital eto $125,000. President, Jacob B.

February 4. 1S77. E. I. Pitch r.

President. William sal Iv kert ia snch manner a the iodzr shall direct. of the state of New Jersey, That any company orean year, on tbe day designated by law, iiu tne trustees K. Maps, becrfctary. Ixed under the pnvipions of said act, may chance the Rue.

Cashier, Jo.oph Laird. et. II wiiii eiitni i r-gUln'e ler 111 I Eureka Council, yo. 14. u.

U. A. 31. Instituted Btp and the same is ere by amended so a to reaa as l.O. And be ft enacted.

That if any creditor ehall last elected shall continue in office with all the powers and duties vested in and devolving upon trustees duly elected on the day designated by law. and until a new Long Branch Banking Company, Long Branch. Or par value of the shares ot its capital stock ty ming in the office of the secretary of state the assent, in writ I ember 25. 1877. J.

W. Vanderveer, C. James H. lriiM-a to F.ngli-iiton, to support tbe M.iK(iJ:a. lie would of course, have til1 liireot on cf lie wiiole Tron I division, which ivi.uld ru amount to five thousand men but il vca stipulated, that if any eritfrpri? Jih-I l.eeii nirt-ady formed by it should be carried into execu ganized in 15.3.

capital biock. rresiaeni. White, Secretary. Meets every Thursday eveuing. William R.

Maps. Cashier. X. ud. Murlora.

lection shall be had, and all property which such association may have lwlully acquired aball continue to make oath or affirmation either that be verily bvlievea that hi debtor abscond from his creditors aat Is not to his knowledge or belief rest dent la this stats at tbe ETFORT. the hu-iiie ariuy. oti.d:iig ihe Hiai'it tlie gem oflii-eis ft Second Nxtlonnl Bonk of Red Bank. Organized May ing, of stockholders representing two-thirds in alue of tbe capital stock f.r the time being, and aln a cert i ft cate, under the hands and seal of watd stockholder, or their legal representatives, stating tb par value to which it is proposed to change said shares, which wiid be vested fn said corporation in tneir corporate name. iii.ii rihk.

Kevpoit Division, No. 7, Sons of Temperance. Orgnn 12, 1 ST 5. Capital stock, 1.5,1-0 1. President, John at if trustees were sleeted anuualiy on the daydesig ized in I860 F.

D. Woodruff. W. P. Harry Roswll.

Apt legate. Casbi.r, Isaac B. Edwards. time, or that ths person against whose relate so atlacV meiit is about tol-e istued is not to the knowledge or beliwf of eaid creditor rewtdent In this state at tbe lima. 'ii i.

uri iidVrt l.ei W.i lie po-ic. "ii, n-iiint, nated. appear to Secretasw. aieeis every xuesaay evening. certificate shall be proved or ackuoa I edged and regard 6.

And be it enacted, That this art shall take effect Ve-area iaouge, no. r-, r. A. m. instituted lbU.

Fire Companies. and that be owes to eaid creditor a certain sum of ed in the manner provided in said act for the original SaperiatoaaV Immediately. Benjamin B. Pearce, W. M.

Thomas Robinson, Secre ALLEN R. COK, ent. money specifying as nearly as he can tbe amouot of 'i v- ineri to lint mens-ani r.i iinroimiioii firmness, -e I mper en' i.ing. ,1 Allistow. PeneTersnc Fira Company.

Organized certificate of ergaS'Zation and the certificate cf the secretary of state, that snch assent and certificate have tary. Meets first and third Wednesday evenings in ths debt or balance, tbe clerk ot any oistnri coon in tion ts ti.iv c.itiiniHMling othcer had not br-rii handed. I lti condition Lee acceded, and with two additional brigades the front division of the army, the whole of liic'u encampeil at Knglisl.town. The main army also moved forward, and Approved March 19, 1ST 5. CHAPTKR LXXXIV.

Noieniher 23, 118. Foreman, Ueorg. C. Meyer. each month.

anv citv of this state shall, aad be is hereby iU" IL pe Fire Company. Organized in laoo. feoreman. to issue out of eaid district coart an attachment under Delta Chapter, No. 14, R.

M. Instituted In 1972. W. Holmes, M. E.

H. P. Thomas Robinson, Secreta- An act to fix and regulate the salaries of city officers in Bobbins. been filed iu his offic- shall be taken and accepted as evidence of such change of par value in any court of this state: provided, however, that such assent and certificate shall be filed as aforesaid, wflhin thirty days his hand and the seal of said court, lor any sum not ex cities of this state. ry.

Meets second and fouith Mondays each month. MaTawaa. Washington Fire Engine- Company. Or ASBURY PARE, XEW JERSEY. ceeding two hundred dollar, direc ted to a constable 1.

Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly Board of Trade. Organized in 18,2. Thomas 3. ganized Jaunarz 29. 169.

Foreman. 8. Sickels. who shall execute the same in tbe ft Mowing manner. encamped about three miles in his rear after the execution of the same by said stockholders.

of the State ef New Jersey, That hereafter is shall not Brown. President. R. Ogden, Secretary. Meets In Matawan lloK ana tompssj.

urgauizei that is tn sav the officer to whom is directed shall 2 And be it enacted. That Ibis art shall take effect be lawful for tbe mayor or tbe members of common Motitan corpa null hovered on the riiiht Woodruff Hall. novJe-ly February 7, 1S77. Foreman, D. a.

Carneas. council, or the aldermen of any of the incorporated cit Chiugarora Council. No 88, O. TJ. A.M.

Organized in Immediately. Approved March 20th, 1S78. Lotrs Bkasch. Oceanic Fire Engine Company, No. 1 flank of the British, and general Dicken on on their lelt.

1872. Theodore Marks, C. William Lcmmon, Secre cut u-, r. readily 1 -Liadl ill an Kimy wh.ch he be- (, i. r-itii-r superior in point of Lumbers to tii he too much linzird by fightina; him.

lie situation th iwr) therefor mire more milled to the cotiaidt-t alio of tlie flieers. Ilia i-wn. exr-lu-ive of Mmx- rigade, aa Mated to amOHIit. d.ng to a field return received a few iivs before, l.i ten ih.iii.iiml .1. 1 I lea of this state, which according to tne last census nave less than twenty thousand inhabitants, and not lees go to iht house or lands ot Ihe defendant, or to tbe person or house of tbe person in wboe custody or possession the defendaut property and estate may I.

and then and there declare, in the presence of one credible person at the least, that be attaches tbe rights and Organized January 8, 1S72. Foreman, James H. Throck tary, Iq farmers. CHAPTER XCII. morton.

than fllteen thousand inhabitants, to be paid or to re aeyport Lyceum, urgamzed in l7s. George Atlantic Steam Fire Engine ana Trnck Company, Ho. ceive any salary or compensation, or allowance ot an Holme. Gnstave Maurer. Secretary.

Meets Mr lliiry-Clinton had taken a very strong positron. He lay on the high grounds about Monmouth court-house, A supplement to the act entitled An act for the collection ef demands against ships, Meatnloats and other veaeHs," approve! March twentieth, one thousand Oraranized December 13, 1873. Foreman of cine sort, for their services as snch city officers respectively every Thun-day evening. credits, money ana enects, goons sni cnaiiei oi oca defendant, at "the suit of the plaintiff la Ibesaidwri Company, Joseph V. West.

Foreman of Track Com pa 2. And be it euacted, mat tbe city collector ol eacn 10,000 BCHELS Golden Chapter, No. 1, Eastern Ptar Decree. "Mrs uy, James Laytoo. of such incorporated cities as is mentioned In section eight hundred and nrty-s ven.

1. Re it eaacted by the Senate and General Asem Mary Peanre, M. Mm. Jeanette Maynard, Secretary bavin); tin ri ic it ruiik in the skirt ol a named and npon Ihe return of attachment, the said judge of the district court shall appoint a day fog the hearing of the said cause, not less than twenty days Neptune Hose liompany, no. s.

organized Bsptem one of this act, shall hereafter bs paid for his serviren Meets nrst aionoay evening in eacn montu ber 1877. Foreman. J. B. Flynn.

nwl Wi.od, while hia left wa secured by an annnal salary of fifteen hundred dollars, and that it Omicrou E.appa society. Thomas L. Seabrook, Free i fruta the issuing of the amid writ on or before which bly of the State of New Jere That the axond section of the art to which this Is a supplement, which is ia the words following, to wit Any pet eon having due him hich i ia the shall not be lawful for any such city collector to be Ideot. Theodore M. Anderson, Secretary.

Meets every a very I luck one, an.l a morass running Chief Engineer, Jamea Roger. Fbizrold. Good Will Hook and Ladder Company. day so appointed the plaintiff In the said attach paid, or to take, or receive any other compensation or rrs my evening. towards his rear.

His whole front was al tall file a copy of his account or state of desaaad; aad tbe earn of twet-ty dollars or upwards, upon any debt allowance for nis services as earn omcer. Organized April 20, 1872. Foremen, Cornelias M. Bar- Women's Christian Temperance Union. Organized contracted for any of the pnrn.ses hereinlwttwe peel 3.

And be it enacted. That the city assessor of each of PURE NORTHERN Early Rose Seed Potatoes, FOE SALE. RUNT AN CURTIS, kaiow. in 1879. Mrs.

II. Bishop, President. Mrs. There se so covered a wood, and. for a consider al le distance towards hia left, by a moraas.

such incorporated cities of this state as is mentioned in Steam Fire Engine Company. Organized May IS, fled, may make application to sny officer authorized by law to perform the duties of a eosimiwiomrr, appointed Seabrook, Secretary. Sleets evry Sunday after the see tion ot this art, shall hereafter be paid for 137. Foreman. Manilla White.

noon. if the creditor shall make sufficient proof of the debt due tn him, tbe eaid judge shall give lodgment thorei for ths plaintiff and award his execution I hereof to the co us table against ihe effects of the defendant, as in other cs cognizable before said judge, but the eflVcis ot the defendant thereon taken shall not be io lea than three months (unless ths Sams are rerishable) to I liis position seemed unassailable; and his services an annnal salary of one thousand dollars, by the justices of the supreme conrt te take special bail nnd to administer oaths or affirmations, or to one of the Young People's Temperance Union. Organized in Chief Engineer, John Bawden. Rzn Baarx. NaTesink Hook and Ladder Company and no othr compensation or allowance whatever, the Rritish were within twelve miles of the 1H7T.

M. H. CuttreJI. President Morns Britton. Sec justices ef the supreme conrt, or to one of the judges of 4.

And be it enacted That tbe said city collector and retary. Meets every Monday evening In the Baptist Organizes March 13, 1973. Foreman, Corliss w. ii i aii grounds aout Middleiown, after cuurcn. Thompson.

reaching which, they would be perfectly Alluvtowk. Asacar Pa axd Ocrif Gfotz. Wesley Englue ths end that the debtor or his friend may redeem the same and in the meantime the same shall be inventoried and safely kept in each manner as tbe judge snail direct. secure. Allentown Lodge, No.

149, I. 0. 0. F. Instituted Au Wholesale Cemmfsaioa Dealers is all kinds of eenntry prodara.

Ko. 10 Comsaeexa St Bewark. J. swsl4-6m LIME! LIME! eighty r.ur Cective rank and file. I he th eneniv could not be but Was beLered to ratiier J.aa tiia-i ten thousand.

This -as ihe seven. day nine, the evacuation "I Uiiladelphm. in lhat time, the i.ri'ish army had marched les than Torly mile. I hey were by the latest advices liiinns, the one. on tlie Allentown and llie oti.er on Bordentown road.

I nder tbo. circumstance, lie naked, whether it would be advisable, of choice, 'i li.z.rd a general notion? and it wuld, whether it should be brought on an nn nediuie ueneral attack, by a par-1 attack, or by taking such a position as nnnt compel enemy to become ihe as-u hints? Comp ny. No. 1. Organized in 1877.

Foreman, George gnst 8, 1870. J. C. Vanderbeck. N.

G. Robert Tueting W. Patter n. Secretary, meets every Tuesday evening. Asbcrt Paax Pioneer Fire Compwny.

so. I. I'nder thee circumstances, general Washington determined to attack their rear the moment they should move from the conrt ot common picas ot tue county, for a warrant to enforce the lien of such debt, and to eollect the amount thereof, be and the same is hereby amended so that the same shall read and be In tbe words following, to-wit: Any person having due him any sum npoo any debt contracted for any of the purposes hereinbefore specified, may make application to any officer authorized by law to perform the duties of a com is sioner, appointed by the Justices of the supreme court to take special bail, and to administer oaths or affirmations, ot to one of the justices of tbe supreme court, or to one of the judges of the court of common pleas of the 7 And be It enacted. That all acta and parts of art Inconsisteat with the provisions of this act le and tbe same are hereby repealed, and that this art shall take Allentown Funeral Aid Society. Organized fn 1871.

ganised in 187T. Foreman, John C. Hathaway. A. A.

Howell, M. President. Heury Myers, Secre KirroxT. Keyport Fire Company, Ko. 1.

Organized tary. their ground. Ibis determination was in 1877. Foreman, E. Maynard, Jr.

effect immediately. Approved March 0. 1ST 8. Allentown Encampment, No. 63, 1.0.

0. F. Institut city assessor shall respectively be paid their said annual salaries as above fixed in equal qaarter-ysariy pay-1 menta during their respective terms of office, by the direction of the common council or board of aldermen, and on tbe order of the awyor of tbe city in which said collector and assessor may bs elected or appointed. A. And be it enacted.

That all acts and parts of acts, public, special or local. Inconsistent with the provisions of this act. be, and the same are hereby repealed, 6. And be it enacted. That this act ahall be a public act, atd shall take affect immediately, bat shall not affect th salaries or right to salary of any of the aforesaid officers who are now in office In any cities aforesaid until their present tei at of office ahall empire.

Approved March 19, 187(5. CHAPTER LXXXV. An act relating to cities in tbia stats where there are commissioners ef streets r.ad sewers, and also a city officer styled a street commissioner. 1. Be it eaacted bv tbe Seaataaod General Assembly immediately communicated to ceneral ed June 1.

1872. J.8. West, C. P. James H.

Clayton, Loan Associations. The saawnribe. aes Ibc the sal af taw DELAWARE RIVER. aad White Ilanh Stone lime. Lee, who was ordered to make his disposi serine.

Meets every alternate Thursday evening. Manasqcaw. county, for a warrant to enforce the lien of snch debt. $tit; awtUumtats, lions for tbe attack, and to keep bis troops Frizhold. Freehold Mutual Loan and Building Association.

Organized June 13, 1800. President, Joel Ocean Beacb Lodge, No. 8P, K. of P. Instituted May constantly lying on their arms, that he Parker.

Secretary, Acton 0. Hartshorns. Treasurer, 22, i. at ocean Beach, nemeved to Hanasquao I James L. Terhnne.

Meets first Friday eveuing In eac! pi V(l Aoilher battl. oa high price. flTJfJ rlAiNU War with moaopoli.ts renewed VIVUfl.i'" might he in readiness to take auvanlag November, 1876. Samuel Garrison, C. Charles Wool- month.

lev, Secretary. Meets every Thursday evening. ii the council should be of opinion that fie BVattr'. latest lew.tpee fall fwpty neat tree, oi me nrst movement ol the enemy. 'Jor Mon month Mntnal Loan and Baildiag Association.

2. And be it enacted. That the first section ef a supplement to tbe said act, approved March eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, which is in the word following, to-wit Whenever a debt amounting to fifty dollars or upwards shall be contracted by the master, owner, agent, consignee rf any ship or reeeel within this state, fbr either of tbe IW! jelag porpo-e. namely, on account of aey wwrte dews ar materials or articles Before bnvius PIANO or OKU AN read at setae circa- unaijvmikbie lo hazard an enaace tctl-ior Lodge, No. 88, 1.

0.0. F. Instituted 1, 1849. Re-Instated January 9, 187ft. Stephen Organized February 21, TS, rresident, Jacob u.

Lsw responding orders were also given to the reoce. Secretary. David S. Crater. Treasarer.

Charles tin a-ked what measure could r-r division ot the army. ler. Baatty. celebrated Piaaea A Oramaa, bewail el Challenge comparison 1 Rlvala are Jealews of my success! Mostsunemful bouse ia Asasrtra! Oem- C. Bo woe.

Meets first Monday evening in each month aewoary, n.u. unaries rnara, secretary. Meeu e-ery Friday evening. of the State of iew Jersey, That in alt inoorpe rated cit OYSTER SHELL LIME, aawiras to Inform hia frUwds aad patrons that lie a neyniaw to famish the same at reaeoaat.le raiea. lor taw aaah or Its aqsavalwat.

twawkisa! fer pass tassss. oUrias aconllawssfw af la saanw. JAMaAJ.O0S0fL-R.eeV About five in the morning of the 28th taken, with afety to the army, to an-nny the enemy in hi march. alinuM be KcTroat. Keyport Mutual Loan and Building A saeared a few veers aca vrstboat stellar, aalea i ies oi tnin state a an eg a pnpaiauoa, ay ins last eeaeos, of over fifteen thousand inhabitants, and wnereia there Wall Lodge.

No 73, F. A. M. Instituted January IS, 1899. M.

R. Mai ford, W. M. Theodore Fields, Secre intelligence was received from general eiation. Organised Id ln9.

President, K. Maynard, 8 exist by legislative anaoiatmeat or otherwise, eosamis nearly aaaaaily. Lowest price aver givwa, elegant Rosewood Pianos ISA, 1 atop Church Organs, Secretary, Benjamin B. Ogden. MeeU first Thursday through the Jersey tary.

Meets second and lourth Wednesday evenings la Dickenson, that the front of the enemy At the e-W aad AgTcwltwral e)wra, evening in eac a mon in. furnished In this state, tor or towards the building, repairing, fitting, furnishing or equipping snch ship or vessel, or for wharfage and the expenses of keeping snch teasel In sort. Including the expense intoned in eta ploying parsons to watch bar, such debt shall be a Ilea npoa such ship or vsasel.hsr tackle, apparel and fwrat- sioners deoomioated cons lasioners of streets and sewers, and wherein under the hartsre af sack aitles. PI'DB Ol.inmn Ilia, lramenaot.e terrains wow rwaa-y. asm rase.

rsnLinff ir.nAr&l eacB moain. FaSMI BIO DALE. was in motion. Ihe troops were imme BATOWTews.latoatowo Mutual Loan mad Ballsing VAH1E1, ATT -Wat aVJBA-asSisal notion sat awaM Ma-FrweWd. J.

War hich kvl bwn given the day be- sprit- wd vTashrngtnn, Few Jersey. til diatelr put under arms, and orders were respectively, there also exists a ty sBcac deaosal anted a street commissi oner," the said office of stree. Aseoclatloa. Urganired ia ucfneer, jsw. president fftimonth Lodge, Ho.

64,1.0. O.T. Inst'tnted Arit.