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The New York herald., 1867-03-23

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A., @ hndsa h hsaSonSd letter and communication hav.
they having dscnsa .As rsspsetfu
to request their Insertion In your columns YeS5, truly
To TIE EDroS or rHr SrT yqsE sao Tsmus.;- !, ,.
Dr.. ssThs editorial article IL your d he is.A
upon my the General Assn, o. the uader.
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wil publish the enclosed communication gng the
fsrred Very respectfully &c. srorr
WHAT JEW RISKS MEAN.
Evsry profession hs: its .schnicstss & & pnnssrs
srlery although ihs outside world might gnasr..snd
sns IN saa quite
.mons the tIe unyerss and long ss.s:ass
sppl.eson and The s.prsssoa sJs.
e jew Ia IL Ss sa
which he resides pesmAnency OF residences and known
religious belief belief frsd .tsps rsd hoe
ing rspsssnisd IN lie profession The ruth q The %:.ssr
compsnss mcss unmercfS sad and doaSsss
WIN continue to do So as long a. unrestricted Insurance =
The sC%p:nss doing an agency bushes. And pos:es
mi, fruitful source q loss % ihs and hay. been
. s and and for A' own pre-
4 The so.s:, portion the Hebrew fraternity 70
Xusean JOB Of most formidable dmsnsions and dirty
% aaa ' s ans & III
from the oss books OF any company doing general nsur
The circular Underwriters Agency recently forcod
into public notice. thing All the agency oom
panes have always said the In effect and what they
p as the can easily Dc
various insurance organizations dating back far -
"Declne especially Jews. unless OF well tried
anu character and receive with proper
ierested -E.na Of Hartford ''0' ''''0'' -'s''
Decline nsuring for jews except in special cases
and honesty as travelling aud snerani pedisrs~
dealers who about the country aces traps and
toys"-Home OF New York
when offering hats caps turs cigars and
tobacco Ac should high your personal
70 procure policy from you."-North American OF New
s. Avoid s.ss. also strangers travelling
from place 70 place. England q ariord
O. decline insurance for transient persons OF the jewish
ao 70 s,: % s as
large experience '-Underwrites' Agency New York
..Ti note 70 ZM ltnersnt or empSrary traders Jews 1c
ributcd TO swell the proportion OF referred In not
Decline especially any risks for Jews on stocks os
town. OF well tried aud established good character"-Nsr-
Decline ali risks for transient traders; also for jews
estate '-Internationsi Of New York.
decline tribe individual
Arm whose good honesty been
whole the money be made BY Letting them alone
The in tenor and effect TO be found
are but few as samples Of the character Of ali the
companies knowledge stronger and
direct and personal IN their nature.
and better mnd" restoring confidence 10 the
muny In them GLASS; and preventing the necessity OF
usual by insurance corporations In sss
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WEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

SPECIAL MEETING or TaE BOARD on TRUSTEES or NOR
RIsAA-A special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the town of Morrsania held at the Town hall,
Thursday evening. The proceedings were principally
confined TO the hearing OF reports from several OF the
committees and the presentation OF numerous petitions
Tho report Of the Finance Committee containing claims
against the amounting to $6o 49, was presented
and ordered TO be paid Plans and specifications for
bridge Mil Brook where IL crosses Boston
road ordered 70 be drawn up and submitted At an
early day. Among the petitions presented was one by
Mr.. NJ ]. Bergen from large number OF the property
owners Westchester road, praying that u may be
graded from Boston road TO Union avenue. After some
discussion II referred 70 the Committee on High
ways and Brdgea Mr. Cauldwell also brought forward
. memorial from the junk dealers Of Morrisana setting
forth that their business materially inerered wth
by parties from New York, who without licenses pursue
the calling In the town, and praying that they be
required 70 obtain oenseA In reference 70 this petition
an act was ordered 70 be prepared and forwarded
Legislature for il vesng In the Board Of
Trustees power 70 grand licenses Of this character.
ALIz0ED CmD NURDEs-TRIsD AND AoQurrED.-Mary
Hayes an Irishwoman, about thrtytwo years Of age,
was tried on Thursday last, In the westchsser Court
OF Oyer and Tsrminer before Judge Lott . charge
OF murdering her child infant about nine months
old The prisoner bad confessed her guilt but subse-
quent actions served 70 bear out the statements OF her
counsel that she was OF uns0und mind and the jury
rendered verdict OF not guilty.
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Honors to the Japanese Commissioncrs-Loss
of n Wagon Train by n Water spout In the
Colorado Desert.
SAN FRANCISCO, March % 1857
General HalIeck has issued order that the Commits
soners from the Tycoon OF Japan to Washington shall
be received at such military posts in this division they
may be pleased to visit with the honors due public
ministers.
Los Angeles letter states that government train
route TO Arizona lost, March 10. in the Colorado
desert by a water spout The train consisted OF eleven
wagons, accompanied by two companies Of the Four
tecnth United States infantry Several lives were lost
The commssary stores wagons carried eighteen
miles from the scene Of disaster.
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About nine O'Clock last night young German girl,
named Christina Bucker nineteen years Of age, residing
at 113 North sixth street. Williamsburg was burnt TO
death by the explosion Of kerosene lamp, which she
was filing In the kitchen OF her residence. The girl
alone at the time OF the explosion, and when the
flames communicated 10 her dross she ran up stairs for
assistance but nearly burnt 70 crisp before her
condition discovered Her remains were taken TO
the Forty fh precinct station house. and the Coroner
notidad
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AN ATTEMPT TO swIMulE A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CHICAGO March %, 1857
An attempt TO swindlc life insurance company out
Of SIS 600 was brought 70 light this morning the plan
embraced the bogus death, fictitious WILL stolen corpse
&c. The party insured. and who reported dead Is
a man named Richard Rainforth. Two persons Dr.
Charles Kendall and lawyer named T. W. Muller, both
Of this city, are supposed TO be implicated In the aha
which Ia soon to UNDERGO Investigation
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lS67.-sPssiSSg ES:hicH M! n, 0gsgiggss;~
J. w. BRAOLEY'S

OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS.
The best skeleton which has yet been used Bradss
Duplex Elliptic Skirt.-N. Y. Tribune, March a.
Mr. Bradeys Duplex Skirts perfect In size and shape
as well as grace and hexioi!y:-Nx: <: Times March e.
is great Improvement on the old styles and especially
BTadeys Duplex Skirts recognized In this city and
New York tho only skirt 70 be worn By ades-dodeys
The most acceptable Hoop skirts are W. Bradsys Du.
plex Elliptic. -Peterson's Magazine for April, 1851
Il Is useless TO speak OF the general merits OF the Duplex
Elliptic Skirts all other claimants 70 ladies' favor
Frank Leslies Magaxine for March
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AxxAPorIs, March 90 1867.
The House bill to allow the city cars OF Baltimore 10
run on Sunday has passed the Senate with proviso
that they shall not until the vote OF the city ID taken
at the noxt election.
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4 LANSING March q, 1901
The Legislature to-day confirmed Lorenzo b. Curtis, OF
Saginaw, as State Swamp Land Commissioner The Gov
ernor vetoed several railroad bills for the
reasons heretofore given The bill 70 establish State
female college lost In the House. The Legislature
will probably adjourn on Wednesday next
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BUFFALO, March a. 1867.
The Board Of Trade to-day rcscnded their former
ton adopting The GENITAL system also In declaring that
barrel OF -four should contain hundred pounds thus
practically returning 70 the old systcm.
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Awards to Burnett's Standard Prepnra-
tionsTho following awards made the late Illinois
To JOSEPH BURNETT 1 CO., Boston-First for FLA
vORIHG ExTRACTS 9cr cooking purposes. ard nr, prss
hair M FL0RIMEL-an exquisite perfume-coLoGNk
The committee nrs appointed failed 70 decide second
committee made the awards above. at the same ta0
highly recoumcnins both sets Of
Tribune, October
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TINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS AND TIVE NEGROES.

HARRISBURG, March o. 1867.
Governor Geary has signed the bill requiring railway
companies 10 carry oil passengers without distinction Of
| cnlnr
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Allow Mo to Say . Word Tor Myself.-I Hev

been using Ers WfNsLOWS sooofHiXd sRRUf IL ~
family since nrss inroduced IN th. city think = an sI-
sideration.-Extract from d. Adams letter 70 Chicago
Times.
II scftens the gums reduces Inflammation regulates the
bowels wind collie and scdiy ana
health to the child aud comforts the mother Be aud
MRS. wrNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
Having the smile Of Curtis Perkins oustde
wrapper Othoro n mi tfona
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American Tooth Powder II a Perfect Lux.
For refreshing the mouth and mpsrting deIEhtfa.
dentist rs East Twelfth street. where testimonials f0
eminent chemists car
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- ,Best Thing Out Out for , BusInsss % Men;-Mendei.
SENS BANK NOTE REPORTER Also gives accurate
market reports. Highly necessary. Subscribe for It.
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BntcheI0r's Hair Dyc.-The Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable insautane
GUS Factory III Barclay street..
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xAS1kks xS1kkRsfsf: bl:s RI:s.Fs develop IN.
form physiooeicaly. Depot s63 Canal Sold
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| Bartlctrs Revcrsib!e sewing Machines-A
style, for by hand foot Principal Office aud
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Bartlett's Reversible Sewing Machines nc
SIS Mme DEM0REsT's Emporium OF FASHIONS, HS
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AyrFer Brow DiscS,orasisns, g called MssA
pared by Dr. PERRY 20 Bond street. Sold BY all druggss.
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Address.-PeIlak & Son, Mans facfurers, 0o2
Broadway Fourth street, have the finest and argese
stock of MEERsCHAUM goods In the country at modsaSs
prices. Boiling 81.
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Good Sweet Thiug.-Dr. Graves Cough
CANDY; the pIcasantes cheApos and Tor
Coughs and Colds. This IL the for Il. Apply at -
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Campbell, Cheuist and Apothccary, Corner
Eighth and Twenyeighth street. Strict personal
attention prescriptions
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Coughs.-The Administration Of Medicinal
preparations the form lozenge Of all modes the
most eligible and eonysnisnt more espsealy os sessas
Cough Lozenges aay irritation which induces eoughng
giving instant relief In Bronchitis Hoarseness, Influenza
and Consumptive and Asthmatic Complaints
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Cristadero's Hair Dye.-.The Best Ever Mar
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied, u No
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For sale in all the nrst class in the United States
and elsewhere.
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Geuin has Introduced his spring style %
Hats for ladies', gentlemen, misses boys and Infants
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Florence Revereible Feed -
LOCkSTITCH SEWING MACHINES,
596 Broadway, New York
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.ns IL 81 Il. Ssrsa Depot csr y :
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Elliptic Skirts other claimants 70 Adiee
Frank Lssies Masasne for March
For sale all the the United States
and elsewhere
tonshs following awards made q the late finos
TO 10 JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Bos.on-rir., for FLA
:sss:::
s:s :sa % s:
highly both sets Of as0as.-OhOass
As s:s. M k s sz wsss SRI Et.;
family since first Introduced in this city. think
n' B. cksss
SsS 70 Ss child and comiors sSs nosh:t Be sure aud
.g'.
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prices Boiling 81
and :,..
Cough. and Colds This season t. Apply atm
sa:s Rj:s.Es develop IN.
form physioOeicay Depot sss Canal street SOLD !, IA
us sSl TSe:e h. rSSea Hss and +
E.: r. ssepsSss where y S
eminent chemists can be seen.
w1s @ssssss sss ssy s'5 By. ssss. ss: s:' .
ous Factory 81 Barclay street
sg sss pEsssss4s MsSsss' Emporium s%s a q ss.sss Is
broadway.
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market reports. Highly necessary Subscribe for H.
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attention to prescriptions
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pr.pss: Il he oe% q a.ass sSas:
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and 6onsumpiivc and xsthmaiic Complaints
ssrs sfsss ssss.. e Ssr
2sy.as spring bs.s. s:se Ss sa''s"en. Hats
Espsrenss Rr.sssssi lea and R.ssssIS ;,
&.Is S.s r: :' :s.s
Florence flUsssqlsss EsssEi'sIrs ssSse Sssse sAcursrs
5s6 Broadway. New York
Ges.r IA. Issrsaussa h,s syr,q;s, pr s:yis -
Hats for ladies' gentlemen misses cHss SIS srosdw.y
r.:ss sss.sr Esss. '=ss;; rrs-'"" '"'-s
ID sss; .s .s.ss Ess ' aA rs
Lace Curtains from Auction.
: ''''' - - .. l. 4 :. =. kelly. .7 Broadway.
Miller & ca i.S.s SsSsi ana Js,y
styles and prices
sssy.'f;,'Faso SsHsf 5lrss
ss,ns: Co. wells, Hs%Soia ooSdassoa GoS Sa -s'"'
ddsss sss;rh coesS sodsSI: @dGSscP'sh q he lungs
JAMES ExfEcfoRHNf As promptly cures IL faithfully
RoyaI Havana and all Legal Lottery
'-'' ~ ). j. X CLAYTON, 10 wan street. New York.
To Marry or Not x.y ,c MsFFrys ssFT
Serious reflections for Young men Essays OF the How
ard AssocIaon on he Psychological Errors Abuses and
Diseases induced by ignorance 81 Na,ue sss ~ shsrs
Address Dr. J. sKfLLIN HouGHroN' Howard Assoc'a-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa
Tn. Howe MacsIne. .Ce.'s Lock stitch scw-
McwE% % Is sas sss New YORK. '
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David. spring STYLE Of ,t'ensiemen's Hats,
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Lace Curtains from Auction.
Al prices less than gold cost. -
Miller & Co., Canal street.-After July Q,
Union square Ladies' and Misses' Boots and shoeS ala
STYLES and prices.
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Nscines ss1 Brosdway. New York
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coming home Mrs Laker was noisy and turbulent but
being in hurry, having 70 do the milking with one
in the mk, he avers he returned TO the yard for the
wood and claims that Lakcr accompanied him, Coon
the % IKE ssd o
guess not very" IAker responding, ssne Is
and You will yet see that hell will be
raised in this house tonight There will be sleep TO-
night You take the axe N and G that e w scare her
set IL here by the door" Coon replied, No; never
quareled with your wife; won't do IT," Laker added
q Well will set II by the door," Entering the house
the conversation detailed in the opening Of this despatch
a. occurring at the supper table took place Here Coon
that 10 Ss % and Sos u IN
hts left hand. As Coon was crossing the floor his own
wife asked him what he was going TO DO with the axe
notions" Mrs. Coon said % IAkor. "DOn's have this
cooss theory, sought to be established by this state
not have committed the murder, and that Laker was
''' s''''' Tnr rRnIxyARr PREPARATIONS
for tho execution were commenced on the morning OF
the 21st inst The contrvance OF the engine Of death
very simple and not Of the usual character con;
room in the third story Of the jail building Immediately
above this opening inverted box secured 70 pre-
vent the culprt from striking his head in his upward
and involuntary flight The rope suspended through
this aperture passing over pueys In the garrett and at
the upper end Of these puleys weight Of three hundred
and fy pounds attached and supported by pin or
stake. small cord was attached to the weights and
passed rollers 70 within reach Of Sheriff Cornell,
below
battalion Of the Thirty fourth regiment, National
Guard state Of New York. consisting Of Companies and
f. under command OF Major ID. g. Steenburgh, was de-
tailed do guard duty within che prison during the exc
cution, fully armed and equipped and provided with
ammunition Four drummers we're also ordered te
attend In addition 70 this force detachment Of forty
police were detailed 70 cid Che military In the main
tenaDce OF order
The spiritual advisers Of the condemned man were
Rev r. Buckingham, Unitarian; Rev. p. Havermsns
Roman Oathpoi Bsv = 9tovG. ksthodist. and Rsv. 2
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ID Sss; i.st ssses Esa 'g A rs
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ROYAL IIayana and all Legal Lottery
g. H. GLAYToN, 10 wall street. New York.
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Mr.. PEAB0DY's BANQUET.

Grand Dinner Given by Mr.. George Peabody
20 General and Mrs. Grant and the Trustees
.of the Southern Educational Fund-Speeches
of Messrs. Peabody aud Winthrop. &c.
very interesting event took place at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last evening. Mr. George Peabody, who
has been the city for several days attending the
fngs Of the trustees Of the fund 90 generously endowed
by him for the education OF The children Of the South
rendered to General and Mrs Grant and the trustees Of
his noble charity banquet which attended by q
large number Of distinguished individuals from various
parts Of the country Gods last and best gin to man.
1ovey woman" was not neglected the occasion, and
about two-nfths Of the guests we're ladies.
The affair partook something Of . national character
an IL inception, although it strictly private in ts
arrangement Our greatess general our most dis
einguished admiral. and several very eminent In
private life were thus honorsd by the most dis
kingushed and active philanthropst or modern times
An order give the occasion the Scst which II was
entitled tho entire Of Of the most mag
nfcent hotels this continent pressed into ser
spacious dining rooms Of the hotel allotted to Mr.
Peabody and his guests.
Az o'clock the party began 10 Ie into the hall
% the music Of the Marine Band from Governors Island
under tho Leadership Of Professor Rehm Quito crowd
of ladies gentlemen had assembled In the vestibule
Df the hotel adjoining the dining roo and all looked
admrngiv upoa the proceedings which were devoid Of
psentation although quite imposing. The banquettng
hall unadcrned and the most republican simplicity
prevailed among the surroundings Of the table.
TABLE,
however had smack of royalty about it before
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made by DR.. FfTLEKs vEGETABLE RHECMArf0
REMEDY. Used inwardly: New York agents. pemas
Barnes Co, Wells, Helmbold Coddington.
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Market.

Market.
There was a full market on Saturday
merning, and the prices asked for diff
ferent articles were usually high. The
anticipated fall in vegets oles has net
yet taken place, and what keeps the
figures up when the articles are so
plenty is question that occasions con-
siderable remark.
Many people have the impression that
prices are lower at the Second Ward
market than at the Centre Wheeling
market. This is great mistake, prices
being considerably lower at the latter
place. When potatoes were selling at
the Second Ward market for 60 cents a
peck, they were selling at the Centre
Wheeling for so cents. Last week good
butter was sold 5 and cents lower at
the Centre Wheeling market than at
the Second Ward. Other articles were
proportionately lower. These facts are
worthy of attention.
In the Second Ward market Saturday
morning potatoes sold at Coo per peck;
butter 25c per pound; cabbage 5 to &c
per head; raspberries 25c per box; cher
ries Sc per quart; turnips SC per bunch;
onions SO per bunch; beets SC per bunch;
meas 40c per neck: eggs 20c per dozen;
peaches SI25 per peck; apples 4Oc per
peck, etc.
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R..I R.,.,e Tran.far..

Real Estate Transiers.~s.vrn wi.
The.following transfers of real estate
were admitted to record in the Record.
er's Office during thelweek ending July
90:
Deed made July Is, 1867, by W. w.
Shriver and wife to A. j. Long, ofpart Of
the Shriver Garden, 600 feet by 1901, in
East Wheeling Admitted to record
July Is, 1867. $4,000. 5asr 30
Deed made May 12, 1867, by A. 4. Al
lison and to A. Schwertzfeger, trustee for
Rachel Fisher, Of 81 acres and "a poles
of land, on the south side of the south
fork of Long Run. Admitted to record
July ID, 1861. $1,000. 5i..... E.
Deed of trust made May lS, 1867, by
4. Schwertzfeger and Rachel Fisher to
Hannibal Forbes, on 81 acres of land on
Long Run. Admitted to record July
ID, 1867. 'E..
Deed of trust made July ID, 1867, by
A. j. Long and wife to w. W. Shriver,
on lot 800 feet by 100, East Wheeling
Admitted to record July Is, 1867.
Deed made May /, 1867, by w. Z. Will
son and wife to Joseph kleeh, OF lot NO.
80 in Jonathan Zane's addition On Mar
ket street. Admitted to record July 10,
1867. $1,000.
Deed of trust made May l, 1867, by
Joseph Kleeh and wife to A. j. Pannell,
trustee, on lot No. 80. Admitted to
record July 16, 1867.
Deed made February 20, 1867, by
Ephriam Wilson to Frederick A. Sny-
der, of lot No. 49, in Daniel Zanes addi-
ton, Oh Wheeling Island. Admitted to
record July IL, 1867. $500.
Deed made June 10, 1867, by John
Marshall and wife to John I. McAdams,
of the east one half of lot No. 205, East
Wheeling addition. Admitted to record
July Il, 1867. $500.
Deed made July 16, 1867, by Josiah
Greasy to James McAdams, of the east
one fourth of lot No. $50, East Wheel
ing. Admitted to record July II, 1867.
$1,000.
Deed made July 16, 1867, by August
Miller and wife to John Kirchgessner,
of the north half of lot No. As in Joseph
Caldwell's addition. Admitted to rec
ord July II, 1867. S64O.
Deed of trust made July II, 1867, by
John II. Downs and John II. Oliver to
W. II. Agnew, trustee, on stock OF
liquor Admitted to record July ~,
1867.