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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDON, April 2-5 r. M
Eric Railway shares 5k. Consos opened at 92H a92s
for money and w for the account United States Aye.
twenty bonds, 1865, old 94 1868, 93 tenores, 1914
new ffvcs 81 and Erie Railway shares at 5lA.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, April 2Evenng. -Rentes closed
at 55f Doc.
LIyERrooL Corros. MARxrI-LIyxnpooI Aprii 2Is p
the day have been $4,000 bales including 1000 for
laon and export OF the sales 600 bales American
deliverable in April, at 9Ed Middng upands 9,sd.
ED. middng Orleans, 9sad a 9Std. Sales OF cotton
shipped from Savannah or Charleston March and April
at 95<d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUYFs MARKET.-LIvERP0OL, April
2-kvenng.-The market is quiet
LIvERroOL PROVISIONS MARKKT.-LIvFRPOOL, April 3
Evcning.-Beef 8ls per fierce for mess Lard 39s
per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT-LoNDoN April 2-5 r. NJ
Refined petroleum, AAd I'D per gallon Spirits tur-
pentine, AS per cwt
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Tol Wab LIST IN. 95k Bur. G rs. lst,e. 10
THB CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids Ter the city bank
res:-New York. 1897; Aerchants'. ITO; Me-
chanics', 1877; Unien 1873; America. 1850; City. ESQ;
Phen.x. 1907 Mechanics and Traders, 100; mer-
CATION 100; Mercantile. 1877; Bank or North Amer
lea, lOik {; Metropolitan. 1888; Market. 1873; shoe
and Leather, 1907 Corn Exchange. 1877 CONT
mental. 80; Commonwealth, IS; Park. 146x: New
York National Exchange. 90; Ninth National. 100;
Bankers and Brokers' Association. 80.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern State bonds were dull. with the
tone OF the market weak The Tennessees sold at
so and New South Carollaas at Tx. The Missouri
skies were exceptionally steady, II not drm. The
following were the closing prices:-rennessee.
ex-coupon, 80 q s0H; do, new, so SOY; Viz
ginia, ex-c0upon. 43 . Al; do, registered stock.
old, So AZ; do, skies, consolidated bonds, SIX
52k; do, sixes deferred scrip. 13x 1871; North
Carolina ex coupon, 30 80; do. funding, 1865, 20
"a; do. do, 1868, 20 "a; do, new. II 10; do,
special tax, 10 q II; Missouri skies, osx o.; do,
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 90 Oh; Louisiana skies,
AZ a SO; Alabama fves, 60 q 81; do. eights, 80 q
IS; South Carolina skies, April and October, Tx
1sx; Arkansas skies, funded. FAX 2SK.
GOLD FEvERIsH-116zfA 1l7x.
mating and conflicting views OF the prospect of
Treasury interference with the money market. 1t
was not. OF course, supposed that tho Treasury
would do anything to force down the gold pre-
mlum-an operation which, II not futile, would be
no part OF the bounden duty OF Mr.. Richardson or
his office. But gold was sensitive in so far as 1t
was likely to be affected by an anticipated further
issue OF paper money in the process OF relieving
the money market; and hence az the carriage OF
General Grant picked its way down Broadway this
forenoon gold began to advance, and by little
alter midday had marked rise from 116T TO 1175s,
the expectation OF coup d'etat on the steps Of
the Sub Treasurer causing widespread apprehen-
sion among the ''shorts In the precious metal
But General Grants carriage came and went with
out his calling
THE DREADED GRERNBACKs
from the vastly deep beneath the feet OF General
Hillhouse, and the ruled "bears" went back to the
Gold Room content with the po&ponement or ces-
sation OF the danger The course OF the market Is
shown in the table
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new YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL ls7s-QUADRUPLE SHEET

quiet and unchs nged me stock hIs date nc,ude IT,
bbs OF old and do OF new In small lois about ~
y changed hands at prices within e range OF
and - V In india 90 u pr%s %ss cTsss
hama we're sc quiet en. Sso:sS sss icr
dry sated shoulders ne O smoked do al A. POM ~
hams ms sssrase at DO Is lbs a s,@asss
I.srie market for Western w aysraSs co s.
prices were shade easier the sales Comprise ia,
Do 1siS Ses II ssea o on the dock A. erces OF
terces for MAY ~ SereSS i3s nps a. 5000
terces last evening price, and 100 erces BUYERS
o s sacs ses q%S but
M sSssS q rs a. sc Dressed hogs were
sudAa-The market for raw continued quiet bat prices
were not essentially changed We heard OF l07
S and sSs boxes aoiasss. sugar At 4Nc Re-
PRICE We quote Inferior pu 70 Common
7c no fair to good fair. &c. SIC; good to prime
SHoa grocery fair e good, Ssac So; PRISE 70
sso. moissseS hhds and boxes. e s. mslsdS, g :
H. d. to IA s as e de sG s rh dS
e. BIC; grocery. fair 70 choice, BIC 9Yc. Braz
Rs1sh i.' sos sa1:s"pssIoG .sa
extra superior. TIC. a &c.
RlcE.-The demand continued fair and the market
Of Rsn sssss e and s%a ia
srExaIs. was quiet but nrm Quoted at 9xc. in erces
TAcx was quiet and Unchanged Sobs sold within
WHIsKEr Receipts 4O5 bbls. The market was steady
the demand only moderate The sales comprise about
hbla a 9Ol.O.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Another Heavy Days Business ut the
Exchange.

Another
Exchange.
calm after storm has been an old maxim,
which usually comes to pass with great certainty.
The heavy sale OF Tuesday OF Riverside Park lots.
which realized 81 2s $50 nstead or $1o9O, 900. -
inadvertently stated yesterday is supposed 70
have been the storm which was to be succeeded
by lull but such was not the case, as the trans
actions OF yesterday were not only OF an impoG.
tant but very profitable nature. The total
amount realized yesterday was S435, 225. In whicA
is included the celebrated Thompson estate at In
wood sold under direction OF Mr.. Nathaniel Jarvis,
Jr, referee, by Colonel James NJ. Miller, bringing
the handsome sum OF $4,000. The prices obtained
by the sale OF the previous day stimulated values
nexed parcels Of real estate, which formed tho
transactions at the Exchange
BY MULLER WILKINS AND co.
avs lot acaoo j. j. solomon s' oe'~een -" an. slss
opcned) rs ioSeo; Charles " Kitchen .,'...e.. 7.m
Charles W. kitchen 1o.e =" ..o 2soo
Frame r. and lots n loo!h St. % g. Of the, =.
ss asonas sees IS fIt q cnsre.
oi adjoining s. 2,ysl ,o Thomas Higgins. ss 3
Frame H. and l. s. e corner Boulevard and iOOth
os aS;inns on the Boulevard asxo Thomas
lot s0 5 ich ST. loo II e. Boulevard asxSi 6. W
o,s sdioinina together IS kiss O. W. Kerney 49, 7
lot ef iaI q sa J. Van schaiek = -" o
~ J. Van schaick 5000
slots side 18th st. 400 n. 9th av each 25x
b. ados,s ss'ss sses ss1oa 4 srsasarn s
zoss adjoinins together xio ixso l. friedman 500
i u IL Ro,hschid azse
2lots s. Of l29th ST., 30 r. OF It'll av., each Dx
ssii' a. ouSU
ny =. II. LUDLOW AND co.
IS ok. T. h. and n s. Mth ST.. 225ft W. oflst av,. -.
bk l. h. and sls 2st ST. SO IT, W. Of LIST av lot
@0x92; Edward Green, plaintiff. lAW
nv JAMES MILLER. -.
s. bk. h. (unfnished) and l., s. s. East 18th st., -
H. of I'd av lot zxi02 Charles Koch, plaintiff 4yo0
bk. house and lease OF lot IS and 50 Catharne ST.
between Henry and Madison sts., lease four years
TO run from May 1873 ground rent SoU per an -,
as bk h and l. lbs East nth ST., between Sd and
4th avs lot l7xiU; d. A. Williams. 6N6
5 blk. s. and lot No Front st, near Monroe St. lot
3.6x70.2, rear Irregular; W: Foster .i9IW
3 s. bk h., outbuildngs and plot Of ground between
2l4th and 2l5th SITS. 18th and 18th avs, contain.
Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr, referee; O. L. Schinieder 701U
BLEKcKER, SON AND co.
az blk. hs and Is, %, ~, ~ and yts LIST ST. o. cor
ner I'd av. lots together 6s6xf3x693xo55; Daniei -
* ifroar frame h. rear, and j. ST. adjoining
saxs5 with h l72xS64; Wilson M. Powell. 80. $50
So b 8 Ii and lease Of lot as Canal st, lot 25xBx
900 leased 81 years from May 1856. W, j. Sayies xkuo
~ GOoDksoUGH AND WEBER
22s b rs, g. b h. and plot t1 and AZ W Hstgs
N 4, 800 ~ O. OF 10th av,, plot DxB3, Juiius mt
spAle y""u,,,"', rsoi,,a''a los
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JINIoN DIME SAVINGS g, BANK,

JrNIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK,
l t s96 aud 1893 Canal street
open daily from 10 TO s. and on Monday evening" from
Assets ten millions nine hundred and eighty seven
posted on or before April 10 will draw interest IRON
hpril IL Bank books In English, French and German.
NAPOLEON J. HAfNES, President
r. g. ARMOUR, Secretary.
c. Is. CnAPtg, Treasurer.
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Wheat was dun and nearly nominal The .aies foot
sss!s = xasr
T 5 IN aSc Sss Suss. and a e cd
eP yeSS a'x for a@e d.
The MAJ steady but Tie demand only %oasrsss.
sales sale % @ % for NEW SScs sda
Sc &C. for do. white; old held hc. in store with
sa S
part 81 is and the balance private terms Rye
fsslsnrs-The market Tor berth freights continued
es $ e. pp o aSs
able and yts,es for charter will hardly command Is ful
troieum trade Tie engagements were liverpool
By @ @ % ae as pf syssos at
bales cotton a. "a I'D to Lopdcn BY sail 81 tons
RTvilsss q sslSnea :, os and e sTataIt
hence Tssans' SssVy pipe
GREEN APPLES There has been no decided change in
s: sss
Is Western New ySrs m X 9 lots lots e. e
aolassns FRI continued slow and confined entirely
about IS bbls Of New Orleans sold at from Soc 7sc We
quote:-
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed...... lie. lgc. a
Cuba mascovado, rein ........ a 2gc a5c
Cuba, muscovado grocery......... "a &c ssc
Porto RICO. oUc SOC u
English Islands. - zoc. g2c.
NAVAL sroREs..For spirits Of turpentne the market
was dull and nominally easier Mcrchantabe order was
offered 6S1sc without finding buyers. We have only
70 note sales Of 100 bbls in shipping order, at b9c
Rosin continued quiet and about steady Strained quoted
at s. So Sales OF 800 bbls of strained at IS 25 and
$50 bbs OF do at s. 80 The finer qualities entirely
IS so for Washington and Wilmington.
PoTAIoEs.-The demand has been only moderate since
last Free arrivals from the West tend to depress
the market but yet prices are not changed
81 81 early rose, so S3 Jackson whites 81 81 50;
Dyrights 81 50 81: Prince Albers 81 80 So and peer.
less ~ 1a$2 %; sweets, - OaN per Dbl for kiln
dried. -
same conditicn-namely, dull and entirely nominal.
There little nothing Offering and In the absence
quote nomnally l9sc for first half OF month
Crude in bulk firmly held at 9c. Cases met with
moderate inquiry and were steady at 25c 26c Naph
tina dull and nominal at about Ike i2c for West
the roads and ~ IS - 40 at oil City Philadelphia
market dull refined quoted at lgc for tho month Later
we md or saes IN New Yorn e 1000 6b q m
buyers, last hall OF Nav, att
cut meats, 1S do lard, 292 bbs and terces and 2C
kegs Porkstock In yards. sos bills, Of which 81 ae
continued quiet The sales include about Loo bbis for
April and May at S7i l25 bbls, In jobbng way, al
sf7 % and go bills q prime mess on private terms
Bacon was quiet and anything shade saseT sales
short clear a. Y, and wv boxes DO Mstlss Beet va
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"The Situation Does Not Call for Gov
eminent Interference.
INFLUX OF MONEY FROM THE WEST.
Gold Firmer and Government
Bonds Buoyant.
Stocks Up in the Forenoon, but Down
at the Close.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. April % p. M
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and easier
for both spot and future. Flour remained dun and
unchanged. Wheat was about steady, while corn
was easy
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS
The total exports of domestic merchandise from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
April L and since the beginning OF the year. CON-
pare a. foli0ws:-
1871. 1872. 1873.
For the week :. a. "A, O02 4,07S.234 5,381, 289
Prev. reported. 64,5is,630 4S,937,0S9 50,026609
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TrNIoN DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u 500 and 1903 Canal street, corner Laight
six per cent interest paid. Money deposited will
bear interest from April L.
Assets ten millions nine hundred and eighty thou
sand dollAra Books N Engilsh. French and German,
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THO LoAN-IN SUNS OF 5000, 5000, 5000 AND
/ Sl0OOO on New York and Brooklyn property. First
and second Mortgages promptly cashed c.
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The qu0tahons are based ON cOtt0n IN Store running
in quality than half = grade above below
the grade quoted.
FLouR AND GRArS-Receipts-Flo 1855 bbs. wheat
7s9 bags oats q $50 bushels barley 800 DO The flour
since our include about 1000 bbls, comprising all
kinds prices within the range OF the appended quota
2U bbs within the range OF 81 20 81 Is Tor Western
yellow $s - % for do white, and IS 6s s. 10 for
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
1854 for carrying to nat for borrowing. The ope-
rations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. $S3 45s 900
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,545,409
CURRENCY balances . 2no A1R
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For future delivery basis low middling the sales have
been follows SALES last evening after three O'Clock
April 800 az ls1sc. May, $500 a. lS{c; June, so at
100 at ise %S asfsS4c Total ssSs bales sales ,easy
go at isc 200 lsc short NOTICE 100 at u itlSc
s%at ais 200 a ID 200 si il sISc,
U0 at iSXc., together. Total. I2i6 bales. Grand
e iSIows-GsysstOn, 7is bales; New drsaps, ssOi;
Total ISIS. This day last week, s76I this day
ports very firm at the appended auotations-To
Hamburg BY steam, I'D compressed. 10 Bremen, BY
steam, c sail, ic. 40 Liverpool, by steam, 7.l6d.
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FIN ANCIAL.

bankers r and q Nassau y, street = n.
"'''N '"'''S" Messrs DE RoTHscHILD
and their corrsspondsen rss;,. a.. .,..
California, Europe and Havana.
5000, $4,000 $4,000, $4,000 AND SEVERAL.
"A. other belonging to trust estate to loan on first
0'AA' ." property PAUL r TODD IS Liberty street.
A -LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS IN STOCK
s1Rs
n aasasa
A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON
o1tv First and Second 5ses cy prop
sO6 and sos Third avenue
A LII CHOICEST SECURITIES FOR sALE...LoANs
a NS sy Sa and
5000 and !P.s g Broadway
OoUPoNs OF NEW YORK AND RoCKAwAY RAIL
road due Apr, viii be ad st tnR sad Rail
shoM pro sy
stock market shows already great signs OF actiyty Tee
II Exchange place.
HowEs 4 MACY, BANKERS, 10 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO
DEPosIToRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS. AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE
RATE OF FOUR PER CENT.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsTITU
Ul ton,
2S3 Bowery near Houston street
Deposits made before April 10 will be entitled to
sco open open DAILY from 10 n and on Mon ~
days and yL .f9a b T. oosKLrs President
HENRY G. FISHER, Secretary.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREAS
~ urer, New York. April 2, 1873
In conformity with instructions from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, notice hereby given TO the holders OTIS
per cent Temporary Loan Certificates issued under the
acts OF March, 1867 and July 3D. 1863 that all such
tihcates dated from January g. 1870 TO August 1872 Of
the denomination of 5000 each, between the numbers
five thousand seven hundred and sixty-sx 6,766 and
five thousand eight hundred and thirty s3. inclu
sive will be paid presentation at this ONCE, and that
from and after the 3lst day Of Nav 1873 such certificates
BILE portion OF the lawful money reserve Of any Ma
uonal Banking Association
THOS. HILLHOUSE Assistant Treasurer, U. s.
OFFICE OF JEFFERsONvILLE, MADISON AND
~ indianapolis Railroad, Jeffersonville, March rs,
l673-The second mortgage bonds OF this company ma
turing at Bank of America New York, April l. will be
paid ut maturity the holders thereon may at their
option receive first mortgage sinking fund bonds prnc
therefor The exchange will be made bona tor bond and
cash at the time OF making tn exchange
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND CANADA SOUTH
~ Railway Company, Is William street. New York.
March "a ls73,-The semiannual Interest maturing
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CLOSING PRIcEs-4 o'oiSoK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Lower; Receipts at tho
Ports. 7,3I6 Bales-FiOur Dull-Whcat
Qutet-Corn Easy-Oats Steady-Pork
Firmer-Lard Stcady-Gr0cories Quiot-
Petroleum Dull-SPirits Turpentine
Dull and Weak-ROsin Steady-Whis-
key Unchanged.
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1000 n j South LIST. BIS
5W Ohio 4 M con. :.
500 Ohio 4 Miss I'd m.
300 @, 9 4 l q LIST M.
5000 b, II q f LIST. .s3
3NWTol, PAW lstm. ED
5000 Lat, Bl'n&Miss LIST
1000 @ Falls 4 NJ LIST. !.
~ shs Metropolitan Blk
~ American Coal.
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OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND CANADA SOUTH
~ ern Railway Company, Is William street. New York,
March q, 1s73-The semi-annua Interest, maturing
April 1873 the first mortgage bonds OF the Chicago
and Canada Southern Railway Company will be paid on
and after the lst at the Union Trust Company Of
New York, 70 Broadway. .---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
NRst's Lecture.

Lewiston Me- JOurnaLl
He mOdestly told of his early ambition for
bing his first essay met with: of his war with
the Tammauy ring, and the alternate threats
and attempts al bride which his pencil ettgrt,d
from the CALLED ''bo~s." In some Of his rel a
tons he displayed no inconsidersbls mimi,
talent. The drift of all was 10 show what a ioliy
nn-lOving people we Americans are. aud how.
readily we laugh down pretense, humbug, and
imposition. During the lecture, Mr.. Mast fire.
quently sketchCd in color CTayOns upon a large
screen at his elbow. This he did in a rapid aud
TO the average observer, an incOm prehensible
manner, great blotch of vermillfpn a net
of Boston, then suspicion Of burnt sienna AMI
a few magic charcoal strokes, and the White
Boston, bursting into yermilliOn tiames resoly-
ed Itself into the imperial form of Andy John
son, becrowned and in ermine, with the old IA
mlllar BrOkOscis shifting some veto from aflr
Then a great lurid mass of red. few geo
graphical boundaries upon the red. A dash
here, dash there, a wipe all around, and the
genial features the late candidate for guber-
material honOrs in Massachusetts came su iieu-
ly out like the full moon struggling through an
August fog. The open cOuntenancs of honest
TIVE ed, with the inseparable brilliant cleaning
from his patriotic bosom; pethOric money
bag, which somehow assumed 4 startling family
resemblance to the last; the ghost OF C.pSsri-rn
with dOnkeys head and attanuatei limos,
tTunklcss, because, a. Mr.. Mast remarked,
CaSer is nobody; his own first interview with
the proprietor of an illustrated newspaper; the
sutohlOgrap hical trade mark which we are al
WAYS glad to come across; and finally. Thomas
Mast himself, lighting himself to bed, with an
evident WEAKNESS and disgust Of dav labOrs
which we hope did not faithfully prophecy his
actual appearance "A little later lat might such
That they were pleased laughter and applause
frequently attested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
AL K X A ND RIA.

morning, james Stanley. an emplOye. in the
capacity Of a machinist, of the c. Il o. X. IL.
company, and whose home IS IN Rich got
on the Alexandria and Washington cars. while
intoxicated, and rode backward and forward
betwe'n the two cities the whole dsv. Late In
the evening he had occasion TO use his pocket
book containing sl5S, but on feeling for il found
III was gone, but whether by the hand of some
thief or by dropping from his pocket he does
not know. Israel Berlinar, clerk in ). Water
mans store. while on his wIy to Baltimore yes
terday. had his pocket picked on the cars. be-
tween here and Washington, OF his pocket
book containing SEQ in gold and currency ami
two checks amounting 10 S4Bl.
TIE NAMES of the parties who were locked
up for lighting yesterday are Frank Quigiev.
of Cumberland, Md, and Pat Kelley, OF WASH
ingtOn. Kelley was sent to the workhOuse for 80
days and the other was discharged. -Ssatias1.
la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

The following transfers of real estate have
been fled in the Office of the Recorder Of Deeds
since our last report

The following transfers of real estate have
been nled in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
since our last report
GEoRGErowN rRAysrER..
M 2 md Sr S g Il 20 Sfss c1rmsS s east
0-Syrp e, Al 70 same, Do, do; NJ NGr shS to john
grt.s street, ssOJ; j. D. Rubinson to Jan B.yIe,
L. a and par ~ :, q To- sn o. NM
hlus and lot on Congress street, West, lot on
fTe ana ar n S e al T. a4aSa
Miller, lot on Congress street; nssr Water, -;
street, nesr Washington, lots 81, ST. 81, and So 70
o., Deakin. Lee AID Oar ,n9ye sdditlon, part IS,
iotte NJ Vim, three houses ana lot. On u .ire:,,
lear Frederck, -; A. NJ VIM and Charlotte .
Libby, house and St on al, near FrdercR street, %
- r Norman ct al to Clara & orms, part
Mary A. Ludsate psgi 2l, Balls aidition' ont t.
COUNTY TRANsFERS,
HSwsrd University to-. A. S,eriiae, lot 2, block
EN- m shs~ Place, Ss III. H. wpTa' t.us.s to
TODD heirs and W Cox T. J I'M Qai,.er, 10. b,
osk . Pleasant Plain., sl,li5; Herr altman 70
al N; 10 sssSy
sidney ssfFy ifF os0p os snt az, to
10, 49, sqn,Ee T. LIT L Ilut t 70; f,9n.yt va
town, 20 Henry II rs ct =. to B. II Warner, t
70, Mt. Pleasant, Sl6O: Wann,r R4l-isg t. VI
Pat 5, 81 600; sarah K satiag 70 NAY ran, t
p, Prosrect, SS73;J \. YgulR to Wssli-gtpl City
$50 g. ps,s,l 70 ss" SEE CHS .
sams, snd Al ltoth acres. SIN; A Midll-'oI e.
s S5 o' ~erc wsSEsG; Thomas So ;, "a.
TS2$; Hugh Ewing to sam, g .crr, $40
same, II acres, II tcS J. N. Young 10 SAM, I.'6
acre, S44; Frnwics Young t. same, sol
acres, 81, iI4; Mary q. Young o stma, IOI acr.,
r4Ui; Wash. A. Young to same, 80 acre, $50
Susan n. MAYOR ct al. t. sam-, 500 acres, 80.
Howard University 20 J - ara tri, h.; Il, b. cN 8
EfERham Place, 5000; Oh ,rIps Cpuncmar -
Aqui'la Eli, part Friendship, "a acr :, SI,G97:
Columbian University to james T.. Fitch, lots 8 t.
Is, College Grounds, -; a. SHARP, marshal, &c ,
20 ReDs Ward, OTIS 1913 TO IA 2jl 30, 267 zjS lni
2ls to sO3, Uniontown, S663i I dds neIrs q Maria
Mesmayer, lot l, bloca 9, Pleasant Plains, : l52;
G. p. Pushaw 10 Frederick Foster, ives half
lot u, Mount Pleasant, $3.50 same to s. Z
Ihonlason, east hal do, St,4i3; John E. ie-
10 harla Eva Dries, part YOuugSb pr1ngh, -;
}. g. Lewis to Charles Simms, st S, Spring street
lSs; A. J. Eaton {" Rachel Herbert, lot 10. Ne
Tldlan Hill, S5l; Howard University to Dndley
Webster, lot !, BLOCK 3, bingham, S74l: [. b.
Wright to Washington Providence Company NJ. 2,
lot Il, block 10 md south half l3, do, Msuut Pleas.
ant and Pl, asant Plains, 81 237: W. jones to
Nllle u. Barr, lots g. l., square 7, Ivy Ctv,
GO; q. D. Howard t. O. +. Prssbry, trustee for
self, D. Nj Green and Elisha oddard, lot IS, bl cks
O. and parts aud Z lots 70 10. block 7, lots and
Il, block 9, Il AID z, block 10. IA TO II, block II
and n, block IL, Is to IL, block Is, Is. block II %,
bloch is tto 23, block ~ aud 8, bio n Meridian
mn, s2STni u. ii Stevens t. W 4. Baikcorn. lots
Ito B. block 5. Meridian Hill 3 300 J. = Stevens,
trustee, 10 same, same pr hparty, 3,955.