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*1873 Post, Jerold H. Offsprings of fancy. 84 p. S.
Martin R. Dennis. 605
NOTE .- These poems were written by a Union soldier during the War of the Rebellion.
*1873 Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of New Jersey. Journal of the proceedings of the ninetieth annual con- vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of New Jersey, held in St. Mary's Church, Burlington, on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 27th and 28th, MDCCCLXXIII. 221 p. + folder. O. Daily Adver- tiser Office. 606
NOTE .- Folder is Schedule of Assessments and Receipts.
* [1873] The successful business men of Newark, N. J. 100 p. O. Il. Amzi Pierson & Bro. 607
NOTE .- Published by Van Arsdale & Co., Syracuse, N. Y. A volume of advertisements prefaced by a sketch and portrait of Seth Boyden, pages 8-9.
*1873 Tuttle, Joseph F. 1635. William Tuttle of New Haven : An address delivered at the Tuttle gathering, New Haven, Conn., September 3d, 1873. 22 p. O. Daily Advertiser. 608
*1873 Voorhees, N. W. Thoughts on happiness : An ad- dress delivered before the Hunterdon County Bible Society at its annual meeting at Ringoes, N. J., August 18th, 1873, by the President of the Society. Repeated by request at Clinton, N. J., August 31, 1873. Published by request. 25 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 609
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1873 to date? Woman's Board of Foreign Missions, First annual report of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbytery of Newark, presented at the annual meeting, March 28, 1873. 28 p. D. Jennings & Hard- ham. 610
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1874 Armstrong, Lucius H, Report to the Common Coun- cil of the City of Newark, New Jersey, on the Sewerage of the city, with plans and descriptions for the drainage of the Newark Meadows. By Lucius H. Armstrong, Chair- man of Committee on Sewer and Drainage. Plans drawn by Charles E. A. Johnson, C. E. 40 p. Map. Daily Advertiser Office. 61I
*1874 Barber, James, The Nation's Defenders. The New Jersey and the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. How they are cared for. (Second edition enlarged.) 82 p. D. Martin R. Dennis & Co. 612 NOTE .- It has not been possible to verify the date of the first edition, but indications point to 1868 as probably correct.
*1874 Church of All Souls, Articles of Organization of the Church of All Souls, Newark, N. J. Adopted, March II, 1874. And a short statement of Unitarian Doctrine. 24 p. D. Holbrook's Steam Printer. 613
*1874 Craven, Elijah Richardson, Historical sermon, deliv- ered on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the organization of the Third Presbyterian Church, Sunday June 14, 1874, also an appendix containing the historical report of the Sabbath School, &c. Published by request. 52 p. O. Daily Advertiser. 614
1874 (?) Florida excursion, From the Hudson to the St. John's. Q. 615
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[ 1874?] [Glover, H. C.] Rights and wrongs of woman. A poem. [With emendations by J. Walter Stoops.] 74 p. D. 616
*1874 In memoriam, Obituary and addresses of the late Prof. John F. Stoddard, whose life-work on earth was ended August 6th, 1873. 94 p. O. Por. Starbuck & Dunham. 617
1874 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Constitution, by- laws and rules of Howard Lodge No. 7, of the Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New Jersey. 52 p. Ward & Tichenor. 618
*[1874] Johnson, Franklin, The philosophy of prayer: a sermon preached in the Sherman Avenue Baptist Church, Newark, N. J., August 16, 1874. 19 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 619
*1874 Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark, N. J. Manual of rules and instructions for the use of agents. 34 p. T. L. J. Hardham. 620
*1874 New Jersey Baptist State Convention, Forty-fifth Anniversary - [also] Thirty-seventh annual meeting of the New Jersey Baptist Education Society, and Fourth Anniversary of the New Jersey Baptist Sunday School Union, held in the First Baptist Church, Plainfield, N. J., October 26, 27 and 28, 1874. 71 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 621
*1874 to date New Jersey Business College. C. T. Miller, proprietor. Annual Catalogues. 622
NOTE .- The College was opened in 1874 and has continued under its original proprietor, although Mr. G. A. Stockwell was for a time asso- ciated with him.
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*1874 New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association, Proceedings of the fourth annual meeting, held in Kepler Hall, Jersey City, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1874. 77+I p. O. Times Printing Co. 623
NOTE .- Reported phonographically by James S. Munson, New York. 1874 Newark, Report of the Comptroller of the City of Newark, N. J., for 1873. 16 p. Starbuck & Dunham.
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NOTE .-- The Comptroller's reports for 1874, 1875, 1879, 1880, appeared with those of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. The reports for 1876, 1877, 1878 and 1881 were not separately printed but were pub- lished in the annual volumes of collected municipal reports. The Comptroller's reports for 1882 to 1894 appeared with those of the Com- missioners of the Sinking Fund and the Treasurer. Since 1895 the report has been printed with those of the Auditor, Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, and the Treasurer.
1874 Newark Police Department, Rules for the govern- ment of the Police Department of the City of Newark, with instructions as to the legal powers and duties of policemen. Revised and adopted December 26, 1873. 71 p. W. H. Winans & Co. 625
*1874 Newark Bar and Law Library Association, Constitu- tion. 14 p. Q. Ward & Tichenor. 626
1874 Newark City Home. Public acts establishing the Newark City Home, together with by-laws for the gov- ernment of the Trustees. 24 p. O. Ward & Tichenor. 627
1874 Parker, Cortlandt. The Essex Bar. Inaugural address of Cortlandt Parker, Esq., president of the Newark Bar and Law Library Association, Delivered Thursday Even- ing, June 4th, 1874. 15 p. O. Ward & Tichenor. 628
*1874 Perry, Nehemiah, Message of Nehemiah Perry, Mayor of the City of Newark, N. J., presented to the Common Council, January 6, 1874. 25 p. O. n. p. 629 NOTE .- Mayor Perry submitted a second message February 5, 1875
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*1874 Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of New Jersey. Journal of the proceedings of the ninety-first annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of New Jersey, held in Grace Church, Newark, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 26th, 27th and 28th, MDCCCLXXIV. 187 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 630
*1874 St. John's Lodge, By-laws and list of members of St. John's Lodge No. I A. F. and A. M., Newark, N. J. Also, general regulations of M. W. Grand Lodge. 26 p. D. Williams & Plum. 631
1874 Seton Hall College, Catalogue of the officers and students of Seton Hall College, South Orange, New Jersey, 1874. 40 p. O. J. J. O'Connor & Co. 632 NOTE .- Same for 1875 to 1881, 1888, 1892, 1893, 1899 and 1900.
*1874 Vroom, Peter Dumont, Legal opinion of Hon. Peter D. Vroom on application for Mandamus. 8 p. Q. Jennings & Hardham. 633
1874* Waverly Park Gentlemen's Pleasure Driving Asso- ciation. Rules. 1874. John Brisbin, President, J. Harvey Halsey, Vice-Pres., E. G. Brown, Vice-Pres., Dr. J. A. Cross, Vice-Pres., N. J. Demarest, Sec'y and Treas. 16 p. Tt. 634
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* [1875] The Book called Job; from the Hebrew, with foot notes: by an ex-chancellor of the State of New Jersey. Published by the author, Lyon's Farms, New Jersey, September, 1875. 165+17 p. D. Jennings & Hardham. 635
NOTE .- The index follows the title page and precedes the preface. The translator was Oliver S. Halsted.
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*1875 Bradley, Joseph P. A memorial of the life and character of Hon. William L. Dayton, late U. S. Minister to France. Prepared in conformity with a resolution of the New Jersey Historical Society. 50 p. O. Daily Advertiser Printing House. 636
*1875 East New Jersey Baptist Association, Minutes of the thirty-fourth anniversary, held with the Baptist Church, Red Bank, June Ist and 2nd, 1875. 28 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 637
NOTE .- The minutes for 1878, 1882, 1892 and 1893 were also printed in Newark.
1875* to date Essex County. Proceedings of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Essex, for the year ending May 12, 1875 ; annual report of the County Collector, for the year, 1874-5. 70 p. O. Daily Adver- tiser Office. 638
NOTE .- The Proceedings have been published annually to date.
1875* Findley, William T. Memorial sermon on the life and character of William O. Headley, delivered in the Central Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J., March 21st, 1875, by the pastor; published by request. 30 p. O. Martin R. Dennis. 639
*1875 First International (Sixth National) Sunday School Convention, held at Baltimore, Md., May 11, 12, 13, 1875. 168 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 640
*1875 Gilbert, Jesse S. The old paths. With a preface by Rev. J. T. Crane, D. D. 158 p. D. Ward & Tichenor. 641
[1875]* House of Prayer, Newark, N. J. Quarto-centen- nial. Nov. 26, A. D. 1850. Nov. 26, A. D. 1875. 23 p. O. Il. Ward & Tichenor. 642
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1875 Larison, George H. The medical profession. Annual address before the Medical Society of New Jersey, at Atlantic City, May 25th, 1875. By George H. Larison, A. M., M. D., president of the Society. Extracted from its Transactions. 16 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 643
1875* Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, N. J. Charter, by-laws, rules and regulations ; incorporated, 1844. 11 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 644
*1875 Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. Extra Rates. Joint report of the Medical and Mathematical depart- ments on extra rates. 30 p. O. L. J. Hardham. 645
1875 Nelson, William. An interesting memento of Major André. Read January, 1875. Newark, 1875. [3] p. O. [ Daily Advertiser ? ] 646
NOTE .- Reprinted from the Proceedings of the N. J. Hist. Society.
1875 New Jersey Legislature, Statement of the Marriages, Births and Deaths in the State of New Jersey, for the year 1874, to the Legislature - Session of 1875. 67 p. O. [W. B. Guild ? ] 647
1875* New Jersey Medical Society, The rise, minutes and proceedings of the New Jersey Medical Society, estab- lished July 23rd, 1766. 744 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 648
NOTE .- Contains transactions from 1766 to 1859.
1875 Newark City Counsel, Annual report of William H. Francis, City Counsel of the City of Newark, New Jersey, for the year 1874. 95 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 649
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1875 Newark. Report of the Comptroller, together with the report of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Newark, for the year 1874. 38 p. Daily Journal. 650
NOTE .- Same for 1875, 1879-80. The reports for 1876-78 and 1881 were not separately printed but appeared in the annual volumes of collected municipal reports.
*1875 Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J. Catalogue 1875. 24 p. O. Il. Jennings & Hardham. 651
1875 to 1886 Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Northern New Jersey. Journal of the first annual con- vention. O. 652
NOTE .- Thus until the 13th or 1887 Convention, which was published under the Diocese of Newark, the latter having been created in the preceding year.
*1875 Roman Catholic Church, Diocese of Newark. Annual collection for the support of the Ecclesiastical students of the Diocese of Newark. Names of the Managers, solicitors and subscribers of 1874. 56 p. O. J. J. O'Connor. 653
NOTE .- There were similar reports for 1876, 1878.
*1875 Roman Catholic Church, Diocese of Newark. Con- ference of the Diocese of Newark. Constitution and by-laws. 7 p. T. J. J. O'Connor. 654
*1875 Teller, Henry W. In Memoriam. Sermon delivered at the funeral of Eugene Jobs, M. D., May 26th, A. D., 1875, in the Presbyterian Church, Springfield, N. J. 15 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 655
*1875 Whitehead, William Adee, East Jersey under the proprietary governments : a narrative of the events con- nected with the settlement and progress of the province until the surrender of the government to the Crown in
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1703. Drawn principally from original sources. With an appendix containing "The model of the government of East Jersey in America " by George Scot, of Pitlochie. Reprinted from the original edition of 1865. Second edition, revised and enlarged. 4+2+ 482 p. O. Por. Maps. Il. Martin R. Dennis. 656
*1875 Wilson, James P. Memorial sermon of Mrs. Eliza- beth Wolcott Jackson, delivered Tuesday, October 19, 1875, by the Rev. James P. Wilson, D. D., pastor of the South Park Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J. 22 p. O. [Daily Advertiser Office.] 657
*1875 Wilson, Joseph, The let alone ecclesiastical policy. 10 p. O. Daily Advertiser Printing House. 658
*1875 Winans, William H. Live and lively reminiscences and experiences in the life of an editor. 200 p. D. [W. H. Winans.] 659
1876
*1876 American church review, Rev. Edward B. Boggs, D. D., editor and proprietor. O. Daily Advertiser Print- ing House. 660
NOTE .- Six volumes of the Review were printed in Newark by John E. Rowe & Son, Vol. 27 (1875) to Vol. 32 (1880). With volume 31, 1879, it was changed from a quarterly to a bi-monthly, and current topics added as a new feature.
*1876 Corey, A. Properties and powers in every-day matters. Illustrated for children. 8+1+-136 p. O. Il. Martin R. Dennis & Co. 661 NOTE .- Printed by Jennings & Hardham.
*1876 Duncan, John, In chancery of New Jersey. Between John Duncan, complainant, and Herbert Cot- trell, et als., defendants. Bills, answers, proofs, etc.
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Williamson & Man, solicitors of Complainant. White- head & Condit, solicitors of defendants Cottrell et als. Leonard & Coult, solicitors of defendants Russell et als. 166 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 662 NOTE .- Cover title.
1876 Dupauloup, Monsieur, Study of Freemasonry. 155 p. D. 663
1876-77 Eclectic Medical Society, "Vires vitales sustinere." Transactions of the Eclectic Medical Society of the State of New Jersey, for the years 1874 and 1875, 1876 and 1877. O. n. p. 664
*1876 Fish, Henry C. 1851-1876. A quartocentennial sermon preached January 2nd, 1876, it being the twenty- fifth anniversary of his settlement with the First Baptist Church, Newark, N. J. Published by request of the Church. 19 p. D. Starbuck & Dunham. 665
1876 (?) to date Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society. Annual reports. 666
NOTE. - The Benevolent Association was organized Jannary 2, 1861, and the Orphan Asylum Society instituted in March, 1876. The two were united under the name of the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society. The first printed report was published about 1876 ; earlier reports were merely read at general meetings and filed away.
1876 Herbert, Henry William, Frank Forester memorial. 38 p. O. 667
1876* Hibernia Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Newark, N. J. By-laws. 1I p. S. Ward & Tichenor. 668
*1876 Loyal Orange Institution of the United States of America. Forms and ceremonies for private lodges, passed and confirmed at Philadelphia, 1873. 16 p. S. George Morrison, publisher. ' [L. J. Hardham, printer.] 669
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*1876 Loyal Orange Institution of the United States of America. Laws and ordinances, adopted January, 1876. 47 p. S. George Morrison, publisher. [ L. J. Hardham, printer.] 670
1876* Maloney, Walter C. A sketch of the history of Key West, Florida; an address delivered at the dedication of the new City Hall, July 4, 1876, at the request of the Common Council of the City. 85 p. O. Il. 'Advertiser Printing House. 671
1876 Marquand, Frederick Alexander, and others, comp. Carmina Princetonia : A Collection of the songs of Princeton College compiled for the use of Friends of the institution, by F. A. Marquand, F. H. Markoe and W. J. Henderson, of the Class of '76. Third edition. 96 р. O. Martin R. Dennis & Co. 672
NOTE .- In 1869 M. R. Dennis & Co. bought the plates of the Carmina from Taintor Bros., New York, and have published the collec- tion ever since. Sixth, supplementary seventh, eighth, eighth supple- mentary and ninth editions by different editors were published in 1887, 1890, 1894 and 1898 respectively. The fourth and fifth editions have not been seen, nor is it certain that there was a seventh as well as a " supplementary " seventh edition.
1876 Morristown State Asylum for the Insane. Acts for the organization of the State Asylum for the' Insane at Morristown, N. J., and By Laws adopted by the Mana- gers thereof. 58 p. Il. William B. Guild. 673
*1876 Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. Mortuary report for 1875 to the President and Board of Directors. 9 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 674
[1876] Nelson, William, Biographical Sketch of William Colfax, Captain of Washington's Body Guard. Read before the Society, Jan. 10th, 1876. [8] p. O. [Daily Advertiser Office ? ] 675
NOTE .- Reprinted from the Proceedings of the N. J. Hist. Society.
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*1876 New Jersey Eclectic Medical and Surgical Journal, pub- lished bi-monthly. Vol. II. No. 5. p. 201-304. O. Jennings & Hardham. 676
1876* New Jersey State Agricultural Society. By-laws adopted for the government of the N. J. State Agri- cultural Society. Reorganized March 19, 1866. 8 p. D. Daily Advertiser Printing House. 677
*1876 New Jersey State Horticultural Society. Proceedings, at its annual meeting in New Brunswick, January 20th and 21st, 1876. 57 p. O. Jennings and Hardham. 678
1876 (?) Newark Common Council, The Board of Health ; its powers and duties, the protection and maintenance of the health of the city, the abatement of nuisances, &c., being Chapter XXXVII of the Revised Ordinances of the city of Newark. Approved Jan. 22, 1876. 24 p. 679
*[1876] Newark Common Council, Legislative acts of 1876 affecting the City of Newark, with action of Com- mon Council in relation thereto. 25+2 p. 680
NOTE .- Probably printed in Newark, but no information is obtainable.
*1876 Newark Common Council, An ordinance compris- ing the ordinances of the city of Newark as revised by the Common Council. 515 p. O. Ingalls & Co. 681
1876 Newark. Report of the Auditor of Accounts of Newark, N. J., for the year 1875. 1I p. Daily Adver- tiser. 682
NOTE .- Same for 1888 to 1894. Information as to reports prior to 1875 and from 1876 to 1887 has not been obtainable. From 1895 the Audi- tor's report has been printed with those of the Comptroller, the Com- missioners of the Sinking Fund and the Treasurer of the City.
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1876 Newark Orphan Asylum, Benefit of the Newark Orphan Asylum. Cinderella, dramatized from the original fairy tale. Children's performance at the New Institute Hall under the auspices of the Auxiliary Society of the N. O. A. A. 24 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 683
1876 Parker, Cortlandt. The open Bible or Tolerant Christianity the source and security of American free- dom and progress. An address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Rutgers College, New Bruns- wick, N. J., June 20th, 1876. Printed for the Society. 28+I p. O. Babcock & Johnson. 684
1876 Rollinson, William, Soul-liberty restored. A sermon preached before the East New Jersey Baptist Association, at its thirty-fifth anniversary, by Rev. William Rollinson, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Rahway. Published by request of the Association. " Freedom of conscience was from the first the trophy of the Baptists."-George Bancroft. 24 p. O. Jennings & Hardham. 685
1876* Springfield, N. J. The history of its Centennial Fourth ; committees, meetings, processions, and oration by H. W. Teller. Exhibitions, press remarks and his- torical items. 36 p. O. Ward & Tichenor. 686
*1876 Stearns, Jonathan French. Anniversary sermon, by the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J. Delivered December 27, 1874, on the Twenty- fifth Anniversary of his Pastorate. Printed by request of the Elders, Deacons and Trustees. 30 p. O. Martin R. Dennis. 687
1876* Teller, Henry W. Historical discourse delivered on Sunday, July 16th, 1876, in the First Presbyterian Church, Springfield, N. J., by Rev. Henry W. Teller, pastor of the church. 24 p. O. Ward & Tichenor, 688
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*1876 Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Revised constitution and by-laws and historical sketch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Newark, N. J. 28 p. O. Hastings Print. 689
1876 Yates, Henry J. Message of Henry J. Yates, Mayor of the City of Newark, N. J., presented to the Common Council, January 4, 1876. 31 p. O. n. p. 690 NOTE .- Same for 1877 to 1879.
1876 Young, David, The Wonderful History of the Mor- ristown Ghost. Thoroughly and carefully revised. S. 691
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1877 Brown, William H. Congregationalism : its early history in New Jersey and the Middle Provinces. 15 p. O. 692
1877 Cornwall, N. E. The genuineness of I. John, V. 7, proved by neglected witnesses. Reprinted from the American Church Review for October, 1877. 22 p. O. Daily Advertiser Printing House. 693
*1877 Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Report of special committee on Essex County Lunatic Asylum. Presented to Essex County Freeholders, May 3, 1877. 17+[2] p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 694
*1877 to date Essex County Hospital for the Insane. Reports of Committee on Lunacy, and of the warden and the physician, for the year ending May 1, 1877. 18 p. O. Newark Daily Advertiser Office. 695
NOTE .- The earliest known report is dated May 1, 1877. The file at the Hospital lacks reports for 1879, 1885 and 1887. Annual reports have heen printed for every year from 1880, but prior to that date there
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is uncertainty. The Report for 1883 styles itself the IIth annual, indi- cating that the first was made in 1873. In 1877 the institution was entitled the "Essex County Lunatic Asylum;" in 1878 the " Essex County Home for the Insane." This was changed in 1880 to "Essex County Asylum for the Insane," and in 1895 to " Essex County Hospi- tal for the Insane." On the opening of the branch hospital at Verona, the name was once more changed (in 1899) to "Essex County Hospitals for the Insane."
1877* Ferguson, L'Alexander anes Hamilton 1965
A historical sketch of the Presby- terian Church, of Hanover, N. J., July 2, 1876; published by the request of the congregation. 51 p. O. Amzi Pierson & Co. 696
*1877* Fewsmith, Joseph, A quarter century. The ser- mon preached in the Second Presbyterian Church on the Twenty-fifth anniversary of his installation, Sunday, December 24, 1876. Published by the congregation. 28 p. O. A. Stephen Holbrook. 697
*1877* Findley, William T. Forty Years' Retrospect : A Historical Discourse delivered in the Central Presby- terian Church, Newark, N. J., Sabbath Morning, January 28, 1877, by the pastor. Published by request. 32 p. O. Martin R. Dennis & Co. 698
*1877 Gooding, William M. Philosophy of the moral nature of man. 119 p. O. Amzi Pierson & Co. 699
1877 to date Grover Bros, The Vest Pocket Guide. Grover Bros. 700
NOTE .- The Guide appeared first in July, 1877, and has been pub- lished annually in that month ever since.
*1877 Hale, Charles R. Innocent of Moscow, the Apostle of Kamchatka and Alaska. 20 p. O. Privately printed. [L. J. Hardham.] 701
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*1877 to date Newark High School, Annual : a selection of essays, orations, etc., issued by the scholars of the Newark Public High School. 40 p. O. L. J. Hardham. 702
NOTE .- These annuals have appeared regularly.
*1877 Newark Orphan Asylum, New Institute Hall. Benefit of the Newark Orphan Asylum given by the Auxiliary Society, Thursday and Friday evenings, December 20, 21, 1877, will be presented The Mistletoe Bough ; a ballad in pantomime, in five acts and many tableaux. Doors open at 6.45 P. M. curtain rises at 7.45 P. M. 12 p. D. n. p. 703
1877 Peck, James, Report of the commissioners of the Essex County Public Road Board, for the year ending April 30, 1877. 44 p. O. Daily Advertiser Office. 704 NOTE .- Same for 1878 (Daily Advertiser Office. 48 p.), also from May 7, 1879, to May 1, 1880 (Daily Advertiser Office. 24 p.).
*1877 Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of Newark. Annual collection for the support of the Ecclesiastical students of the Diocese of Newark. Names of the man- agers, solicitors, and subscribers of 1876. 58 p. O. J. J. O'Connor & Co. 705
1877 to date St. Barnabas Hospital. The Hospital review. 706
NOTE .- A monthly magazine published in the interests of the Hospi- tal. The first number appeared in April, 1877, under the editorship of Mrs. John Rutherford of Newark, who was succeeded in April, 1878, by Mrs. A. Q. Keasbey. Since August, 1888, the Review has been edited by her son Edward Q. Keasbey.
*1877 St. James Total Abstinence Benevolent Society of St. James' Church, Newark, N. J. Organized March 5, 1873. By-laws. 12 p. D. L. J. Hardham. 707
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1877 Southward, L. Address on the water supply of Newark. II p. O. 708
1877 Whitehead, William Adee, Sketch of the life of Richard Stockton ; read before the New Jersey Histor- ical Society January 18, 1877. 5 p. O. [Daily Adver- tiser Office.] 709
NOTE .- Reprinted from Proceedings of the N. J. Hist. Society.
*[1877] Wickes, Stephen, Ten years' history of the First Presbyterian Church, Orange, N. J. Read at the tenth anniversary of the settlement of the present pastor. 25 p. O. L. J. Hardham. 710
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