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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-10-12

REP UBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION:
The Republican County Convention
met at the County Office on Saturday,
Oct. It'll, 1876, at 2 O'Clock p. m, pllr-
suant to notice, and was called to order
by M. b. Soule. .. 81 ~ .:.
On motion, J. IT. Cunningham was
chosen temporary Chairman and Fred
Bloom, Secretary. ~ 81
NJ. b. Soule: n. ". Mcdowell and
Chds. "A. BarrOws were appointed a Com
mittee on Credentials. .>ss Il.
The following named persons were
reported by the committee as entitled
to seats in the convention: 80. v
Seward-B. +. Johnson J. p. Vail,
Fred Bloom. Pa;
Graham Lakes-A. A. Allen. J, II.
Cunningham, b. w. Woolstencroft.
Hersey-Chas. A. Barrows, 4. K.
Cole. N.<ss: 1.@1..'
Worthington Township e. Rice,
Is. Il. Prince. = =.
Warrington Village-J.: A. Town,
NJ. 3. SOule, II. y. Humiston, g. &.
.Goodnow, ]. W. Smith, j. H. johnson.
Bigelow-N. Y. Mcdowell.
EXIT. G. Bell, NJ. L. Miller.
On motion, the report Of the COM
mittee was adopted. T.
On motion, the delegates present
were authorized to cast the votes of alb
sent delegates.
On motion, the temporary organiza-
ton was declared permanent.
On motion, it was decided that the
names of the delegates to the Repre-
sentative Convention should be on one
ballot.
On motion, the convention proceeded
to ballot for three delegates to the Rep
resentative Convention, which resulted
as follows:
c: G: Goodnow, II; J. D. Roberts, II;
J. Y. Barlow, II; Chas. A. Barrows,
IL; II. J. Grant, 10; Il. $. Mills, 10.
lSeveral persons were allowed to cast
the vote Of towns not represented.
c. g. Goodnow, j. ID. Roberts and J.
Y. Barlow were declared elected.
On motion, John u. Vail, II. Q. Bell
and /. =. Durfee were declared alternate
delegates.
On motion, it was decided that the
candidates for the county offices should
be on one ballot.
On motion, the convention proceeded
to ballot, for candidates for county
offices, which resulted as follows:
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
NJ. 3. Soule received Is
Emory Clark, IL
COURT COMMISSIONER.
IT. D. Humiston, 18
Geo. 0. Moore, 10
p. Thompson,
Asher A. Allen, p
Allen CLANCY,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Allen Clancy, II
Otto Berreau, IL
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Mr.. " Hevener starts. Wednesday:
for Lake City, Minn.. =
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DENTISTRY.
n AR--A

DENTISTRY
Dr.. E. Bedford,
MENTAL ROOMS over the ADVANCE; or
DFiCE, Tenth Street, opposite the Park, Wor-
thington, MINI. Open tie last week IL each
month. Work insured five years. l227ly.
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Call at the Worthington Bookstore
and get Pocket Companion gratis.
Contains daily memorandum, order list,
calendar, postal rates, etc.
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CLUB RATES

CAU13 I&A'RESs
The ADVANCE is furnished ut II 50 a year tt
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six month!
IS cents for each subscriber
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G. III. Trip has gone to HokaA
MIMI, to spend the winter:
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TRAPPING.

Complaints are being made that par
ties are trapping in various places in
this county, regardless Of the law,
which prohibits it before November 1st.
AS the fur ''crop" is quite All item of
traffic in this section, it behooves all
good citizens to see that the law is ell
forced, and the catching out of season
stopped. Any one who persists in in
fringing on the rights of all should take
warning.
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ISLAND ATGRAEAML LAKES FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers the famous "Island'
l. at Graham Lakes for sale. The Island COM
prises ten acres mostly covered with heavy tim
house. Five hundred grape vines bearing. AL
so thirty acres Of land under good cultivation
connected with the Island.
Graham Lakes are already well known Sum-
mer resort and are destined to become quite
popular with those who wish quiet retreat dur
ing the heated term and the fishing and hunt
ing seasons The Island is the centre OF attrac-
ton at this point. Adapted to either beautiful
Summer residence or place Of resort: Address
WARREN SMITH,
Or Miller s. Langdon, Worthington, Mimi.
4-49-tf
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Goods selling very low ut L. n. Bed
ford's Jcwelry Store. 4tf
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WoRT1IINGToN. MINI, OCT. y. 1876 !.
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WARRIOR MOVING Nh CHIMES FOR
SALE.
TO responsible parties on next years.
time. Warranted in every respect.
These are first class machines, and
in some repects are superior to any
other made for our prairie meadows
Call at my place, one mile north of Her.
sey, and examine them.
3-3w] CHAs. A. BARRows, Agt.
Justices and Constables should call
at the Worthipgton Bookstore and get
Booths amended Township Laws, with
full forms, notes and instructions.
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J..C. Baldwin is the purchaser of Mr..
P: T.. Reynolds farm. and will take.
possession Immediately
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From developments growing out Of
our late school meeting, we think the
men need advice as much as the women
as to conducting school elections. The
idea Of meeting year after year and 60
ing through the farce Of holding an
election for school officers which will
not stand, is ludicrous, to say the least,
especially as the law is SO plain that he
who runs may read, and one Of the
Board a lawyer at that.
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Chas.> Shore left Monday night toE
Iowa to spend the winter, s:4>--
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We have received supply Of blank
Election Notices for Town Clerks use.
Send in your orders early.
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Regular meetings of Stodtlard Post
G. a. r., will hereafter be held every
Saturday evening.
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johnson keeps everything in the IIar-
ness line. SGT
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M. ID. cOule, IL. IL. HumlSCOn, "A. "A.
Allen and Allen CLANCY were declared
nominated.
On motion, it was decided that each
organized township and the village Of
Worthington be entitled to one member
Of the County Central Committee.
The following persons We're chosen as
such committee: Worthington Village,
Nj. 3. Soule, Cllairman; Wortlington
Township, l. p. Durfee; Graham Lakes,
n. A. Allen; Bigelow, E. 5. Mills; Her.
sey, Cl,as. A. Barrows; Dewald, Thos.
Wilson; Lorain, John Hansberger; Lit
tie Rock, J. d. Roberts; Elk, L. L..
Taylor.
On motion, it was decided that towns
not represented a. the convention
should have the privilege Of appointing
Il member.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
JOHN II. CUNNINGHAM,
FRED BLOOM, Chairman.
Secretary.
While the votes for county officers
were being counted, the delegates from
this Commissioner District re-nomi-
mated A. G. Robinson for County Com
missioner.
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M A SONIC.

M MASONIC. E
DEGuLAR COMMuNICArIONsof Fratcrn,.
IL ty Lodge, No. 1Ol, A. r. 4 A. NJ. At Masonic
.NNM Hall III WOrthingt0n on the
A&Gz73S4 LIST anil 81 Mondays III each
AxTATA1& NJ. B. SOULE, W.. NJ.
48Af9Sk j. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
yX$&t2XzsX REGULAR CONvOCA-
MffE% TlONS Of Living Arch Chap
NSllFS[\.HIA ter, No. o. r.. A.. NJ. at Ma
W.. ~ sOnic Hall Oh tic 4th Monday
IN each month
A.C. ROBINSON. NJ. E.. HIP.
3. Z. CHANDLER Sec. (3Otl
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A son: of: Mr.. V. Hevener was taken
to the st. Peter Insane Asylum Tues
day in charge Of DR.. Craft, of Worth
ington.
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Five inches, &C. 600 Is ~ 10 ~
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HOWES IN THE WEST.
Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SPOT of Iowa and
Minnesota 10y subscribing for the WoR-
TI1INGTON ADVANCE published ut
Worthington, MINI. Send 50 for one
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The school meeting voted against
having a winter term sc school.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
CIVIL NOTES.

The receiver of the Security Savings Bank on Sat
uray filed his report County Clerks Office He has paid
mt 5prin the month OF May So and for sundy
penses he paid $9l S3 leaving balance IN his hands OF
sl3,667 10.
Mrs KEY, who was charged before Justice Duffy
ONE time ago obtaining money false preensesthe
charge has since slept DstricAt ney's ocehas
su against the who she alleges sugated
those proceedings
Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court Circuit, on Sat-
riay denied tho OF the Corporation Counsel for
1ra allowance of in the suit Of Hannah Kelum the
,xecnx of the architect the Courthouse against the
city hoIng that had prima facie case
which duty 70 test and she shoul not pe mucu
In extra costs
In the case of Austin Black against the Continen-
t,l National Bank tried week before Judge Dykman In
which every resource employed TO test the question
whether or not cerncaton Of $4,000 check was for
gery the Jurors being out 10 hours came beiie Jnue
Donohue saturday morning and annOnhceG hst tles
nor agree There for the plaintiff to three against
HIM.
In the suit of Pinckney against the Mayor, Judge
Van Worst when gives at the tax
Office description of the property he intends pay taxes
upop but makes in tho ward number under which
Il il entered on the books for the Receiver Of Taxes to see
that right lot is marked as discharged from te tax anu
the payment for wrong lot II Is the city cS ana
sale OF the property for taxes is void
Judgment of foreclosure and sale of mortgage of
$4,000 Manhattan Club property at Ffteenthst and
Fhave was filed the County Clerks Office saturday
This mortgage easehold property was made in 1863
nv ex Judge Heury Hilton William Butler Duncan, and John
Van lnren and was originally for $4,000 Mes srs Hilton,
and Duncan the trustees Oi lht property
Mr. died. Mr.. Duncan has become bank
st il Is said Was brought merely the full title TO
the club house and release the trustees
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
Auetiou Sales Of Real estate.
DY j. S. RICHARDSON.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE CHEMICAL WORKS, IRON FUR

MACE MILLS, IRON ORE BANKS, &c.
by virtue Of deerees 3 OF the GsS GouT 20 as nor @ %
pnS5 1hs ,ao al Eaqy al ns Fnrnae
4 ls1s as At nt H%Rf9RD Ifs n TfGkSAcE AS6
from srymansTe Stat on the Phiadep6ia Whining
ton and Earea IN he SsTeSs s ga so S
FIRST PARcEL contains lands formerly known the
HAHFoRD FURNACE PROPERTY. and contains ont 5u5S
Or a m Tp9n Tx iG
SO tons capacity week with ore and ChaT
@ %oRRs FOR the Minimizing PyrcsnsSa, Acld Weed
Alcohol Aceto Acid sugar Of Lead ASeiaes &C m Du @ 10 =
c%RBoSIzATToS BG IpING feet WIN q Cyl
and eao gallons Pyroignsous acid ner day; MYTHEENE
ay 9S.
60 Sy 60 e aaRsd for acd Also
Ad sE Th Tsts fGTf SS' aSGF
SS SShfn nos AfG w asSs ass a%
DWELLING storehouse Wrehouse and Offices three com
Efs' Ss f0r smPy5 a aRS
BaPs Stables Barracks and Other necessary
sF saSs sSoS % s In % woU he
Young Timber Sc and part IT, are d9M sd ORE BI
sold subject ground Of 200 annun payable
TIE sEGoN PARcEL Is snown as THE LONG BAR
FARM lying the Bush River and co9ains 5l9 acres more
pwEILING % Ell mSUsE new CORN anu wsscnhoHss new
Of 20 acre. Sc and Pear & % Orchard Of one acre Il also
anks, with four new DWELLINGS adjacent for
TIE THIRD PXRcEL is UNIMPRovED LAND, con
tanning 2yS acres which situated in the neS
Spesutia Chucn not far from Perrymansvie
this is open fields and Wood Cuttings.
TERMS OF SALE The terms Of sale prescribed by the de-
third Of the purchase money shall be pad IN
day Of SALE and the residue In two equal
twelve months, with interest from the cay Oh
sal. and approved nv the Trustees. .
the under.gaed will offer at public sale all
PERSONAL PROPERTY decreed to Do sold ana how on
Harford Furnace and Chemical Works con-
ssling part Of 62 Mules Horses YOKE OF Oxen cows
Carriages Carts Harness. Farming Tools aud Utensils StocK
In Furnace and Chemical Works. Tools Implements YES
Utensils Ond about tho Goods In Store STOCK
shops Wood In cord and cut the banks and IN
woOs other Timber. Also Household aud Kitchen
Furniture about 50 OF Wheat IN the ground
Terms sale OF Personal Property All sums not exceeding
sOO cash all sums exceeding SOO months credit VIII
be gwen on security be approved by the 1rus
tees. HENRY D. FAttsAND DO Trustees.
EDWIN Ii. WEBSTER
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
THE COURTs.
,.,-nr .ss1cydENTs THIS Mosnn.


rho June term of the State courts 10 the
...t before vacation and is to be gwen mhiny W y.
Vs. Tho General Term Of the Supreme Cours meets
"'a ,. "a render decisions, but not to hear argu'
Tho General Term OF the Common Pleas meeIS
s' o., the same purpose. A General Term OF the
sr Court is announced but as ChiefJustice moneh'
~ with Judge Curtis Is assigned to it, Is not yet fny
ororcd II is doubtful II 1t will do any business Ihe
an, assignments In the Supreme Court are OF Judge
arrett Judge Van Worst and Judge Larremore to the
three regular circuits The March Circuit held by Judse
vesbYook adjourned over until to-day the TWO cass
nm ts calendar being the suits by the People against
peter b. Sweeny for 81 000, 900, and agans IWeed io
"a 100000. Judge Lawrence is assigned to Supreme
Court Special Term, and 1t was expected on SATURDAY
mat he would be well enough his place Judge
fonobue IA assigned to Chambers. In the superior
court Judges Sanford and speir are assigned 10 the
rial Terms and Judge Sedgwick to Champers anu
,ecial Term In the Court Of Common Pleas the lria
erms will he held by Judges Robinson van brunt' anu
f. DAILY and the Equity Term and Chambers py 'u"eo
Fan Hoeson.
The suits against the rapid transit roaus aro oA
pected to come up in some way carry uiis hoh'n
before both the Court OF Common Pieas anu superior
Court A. iunncons in either court prevent present pro
gress on the roads ,.,
,h rups term OF the Court Of General Sessions both
,,arts will be held simultaneously. Recorder Hdckett
will ait in Part l. and Judge Gilderseeve in Part H.
which will be held in the room recently LETT by Part Ill
At the Marine Court The Marine Court have been
removed to the Chambersst. building Judge Slnnott
i enter upon his duties in this court at the new torm
In the United states District Court Judge Batchford
will sit in Admiralty In the United States Circuit Court
there will probably be no jury until october except
IN the criminal branch which will open this week. The
crooked" whisky will probably be tried at this
"a
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Three arrests of persons engaged in passing the
new counterfeit s5 the Hampien National Bank Of
Westfeld Mass made Saturday. John McG1l ard
Charlotte Thompson held by Commissioner Shields IN
S. 900 each and John Ryan in 500.
At the FOrdham Police Court yesterday Michael
and Johp Lennon and held 10 for
gross assault upon Hannah Ward stephen j. rover: was
held for attempted assault te daughter OF
Barbara Crane living in LncOlnave near ODehunded and
thirty -si1th-st., Mott Haven.
Julius j. Lambert the agent OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance. Company Buffalo, to this city few
DAYS ago Company caused his civil suit for
sDg which failed for. At the WASHINGTON
yesterday he rcmanded until tis
mornc when ths W DO present
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Syw-roRK CITY
d{ts Lexington 2S,loo' Frede 900 600
4h.avc. corner Of 53d.st 315X25. .5S90x75192o3x
asa S ssE;t ls;9'ss s.s sl;G s9 {"
IA oso GoviS hi also t'He 40 y S sGr IaT S2d COX
1872 1'c a. oy5S Of s.S Sis
wife and otheTs 70 stenwav sons ........-. nal
Bsysf and wife to Mary Barshsi Nominal
HSrS % 81 to SaaS 5,oo 700
1871 s. 40 n q Wissys 5oIIOo 2sd Ward; 500
Getty trustee to G Baie and Others. Nominal
Heiser to Horace t,Sain Al 900
anna 'i1 ISreS + oi oos 10000
and Gifs to Josephine Is2Oo
cana.t 40 S5i also No 81 ii.ocnarlst "a part
others Nomn al
c9thsi 900 IT Of isiavc 5oIiOo5; Jno Hethcr. :.
Others to scmnnd schwartz - ..,..... Nominal
sarah Rsynor TO Ch,s Z Mead -, 1929
los. Chas Roos and wife and others to Bertha -,
rutland and wife 70 Mary Burcheli , 80 Nominal
van Eerssciscr to Babe and Others $4,000
woc,,rnn ard wife to Mary Rurcher -. Nominal
william on to Henry oTerm Snp and others...,. 10000
SSH OIL r q dave i775lO9 Naihaniei o,o
Goodett referee, 10 Mary = pwyer. $4,000
referre 10 Iobn smith 1900
cSqft H. 1Stere 1 vS en r'O-- i.. 100
Tea-dao ulacc 3l5 II " Of Dclmonico place %
Tontecou $500
to Mitsael boroasSrc 5000
81 a 200 II cot Ith ave Jos Mceks, referee. 10 80
iomciaLi j. Y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05

gi!n Rsnl estate for Sale.
nor SALE-On 22d-st., between 9th and
j Oh havcS. - rrOm istHry HOUSE; size. "5Nbly WOO
p1ce $4,000 see H. JOHN H. HOLMES, 40 East 2jdst
IMPROVED and UNlMPRONED COUNTRY
i and CITY PROPERTY Cor sale exchange. Money to
loan on bond mortgage. Principals only. WOOD
MOIES, Finest
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05

( 90. Borst agt. Winctel.
23. .Gauticr and anO. egt.
The Douglass Mig.
Co.
L1ts aud Fuc'.
l73. Union Dime say. Inst.
agi. clark ct al.
| l7l..Uuiun Dime : ". Inst
act. Clark ct o..
3Gg Hal-tcad at. seaman.
g1..Dcylu ~ al. act. The
Globe Nut. Life lns.
Go.
4Cn French agi. O'BTfen.
3 /. Clark act Phelan ~ al.
20. GUnncll agt MintuTa
80 al.
3lS. ..Ia'ond ct al. agi- Deems
- III.
$50. Fon Ter agt. Mehrbach
81 al.
334 Stevens agf. StcveuA
: 312 Dambmaun at. Schuit-
inc.
200. Bi1isall :, agt happ ct
3G2 Bates art. Peli1n 81 NJ.
36l Locke agt. i.o,se.
44O.Murfay agt Armstrong
ct al
lll.nuITay agt. Armstrong
% al.
| 3li Ear agt Kelley.
3IJ..NandcrhOrt agL Tue
ker.
2G6 Reilly art. Dillon et al.
3l7 Lcckcy agt. The Mayor.
I.-PLRBtrr. J.
1899 Diggles and hno art.
FlrnswOTth aud Ano.
1877 II ermatty agt. Sic
CURE.
1881 Wh.tnure and ano. agt.
j hu.1u aud auO.
/ 1889 Kaufman agt. Osborn
a al.
ISL Stewards at. French.
! iZ3.. .Rall agt Tho Mayor.
&c.
I 1923 Moreacai agt. Milford
and II. Il. H. Go.
l3Gl Bailey. Trustee, agt
Dart.
1875 Moore agt. zimmerman.
| IS .. A0Ody and auO. agi.
Pcll.
1893 Hazard and nno. agt.
Peterson and sno.
e072. .Ohernan agL Peterson
and anO.
Az worst. J.
/ 2SOS Toner agt. The Mayor.
&c.
1868. .Nicolay ct al. sgt. Tn
ger ~ al.
G99. .Gonrani at. Spencer.
lOll. Drake Agt. Tho MAJ or,
&c.
1896. Purcell agt The Mayor.
&c.
1897 Hayes agt. The Mayor,
&c.
GAN. Y. Gold FL. Bank
art. Yzguierio.
1876. Biglrr ot al agt. Tho
" y VS. - hs
1854. COhu agt- Floershcim
IN aIO.
1886 IL Nlett agt. Wood 81 nl.
[ l4ji..Simonson agt Wake
man ard anO.
9.S. Baldwin agt helrbach.
,AERRNOER, j.
S37..StephoD agt The Board
Of Education Of
Brooklyn.
$50. Man. aud B'l'G'rs Bank
Of n. Y. agt. hsten,
impld. &c.
of7i2 OTIS agt- Porter.
1888. Gaming agt The Mayor,
&c.
llGO. Rose act. The y. Y.
Gaslight co.
lf97 Newburger agt. Mon.
q1ln.
1923. .Stowa agt. Tho
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co.
OF Brooklyn.
2b0l. .Conn0Ts, adm'x, agi.
The Mayor, &c.
3l37. Rice ggi. Rico.
7lS...Wann agt. Ashley.
1925 u. .DIiryeo ayt. The
Mayor. &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, June 3. II

HEw-YoRK. Saturday June 3, 1875
The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
By Peter ?. Meysr.
Plot n 4 OF West 5lstst, extending from 7thst 10
land $50
r;Gl Iic5 s'g saraS GSS Windhnrst 2Ioo
BIZ ". W. COdtss.
3siory and basement frame house with J., sof 4th
sye s 81 OF ootns' '' M'.4o. $1,000
small frame house with lot, OF Teasdale place. 3i0
q " Of Demoncopace MorrLsania, 23d ward 2Zo1 ,oo
Bu VIM. Renneltu
3story and basement brick house with L. OF
Haei RsGae A. 10. $1,000
nv Scou & Neusr.
3sory and basement rown stone front honse with H.
Andrsw. ,'s sdbsp ,Sghst loo s9O5O
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
Real estate Go g.thnnee.

A SMALL FARM wanted in EXCHANGE
~ Tor HOUSE and LOf In brooklyn, lreo ana clear nooo
lection u going TO three hours IRON city - -, -,
' rutland a WHITING. Beckmlnst
rI,O EXCUANGE-Threc free and clear LOIS
on 1lthaye cath and G0thsts fflce i3i az
$1,000 Would take Harlem house or slnai piAoe Ia, ~
chester County. JOHN III. hOLAE7' 40 b"'' -'"'o'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
Broohlnn Real Csials for Sale.

rl'IIREE- E-STORY frame house, 2lS Atlantic
Il Courist
Frame house. "a Butler St -
story frame houses 100 and lO1 Pneapesl near
Fulton ST. .,,., -,
o, houses 40 81 and 50 Nassau St
Ilr.s houses, ?GG and 20 W Washington st
GEO. IL. DUTTOS. 10 WalIst, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
9ouutrn Real estate for Sale.

T OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE. L.
For Manufactories Reineries Chemical WORKS buans %
ssocstins &c Blocks OF lots with Dulkhead water IRONY
also blocks suitable for dwellings Terms easy az ny an 10
gage with builders loan II satisfactorily impro'o~ fP'
& B SCuIEFFELIN, 10 Wihamst
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05

D,nurrerr.
l.. .Keep and ano. agt.
Gould and ano.
.. .Chatterton aSL Gonld
and anO.
3. Galpin agt. Cray II nj.
4. Burt agt. The Globe
Mut. Life Ins. 60.
g.. Wales agt. The CaliioT-
mia Pet. Co.
6. ROllwagcn agt. Roll
wagcn.
7. Richardson 81 al. agt.
Johnson 4 al.
z. Arm trong az. Averill
Q. .UGZarc agt. Beach.
10. .Mosat agt. McLaugh-
lin. sc.
ll.Coyrrt agt. Hennber.
Ctr.
IL. .McGuincss agt The
Mayor. &c.
Is. The Mayor. SC. agt.
The 4 d and Grand.
st. l.. Railroad Co.
"A. Curry agt CudlIpp.
lj.O'SulliN an act. Moran.
l6..keilneT agt. The Mayor.
DC.
l7..G eery and anO. agt
Webster and anO.
IS. Colt. By guardian. agt.
Heard et al
10. Galland sgt. Stobins
and ano
20. Gal!and agt. SteDins
and ano.
81. Wright ct al. agt VII
CIECU1T-PABT
72l. Plat. receiver, AIT. Van
Orleu.
l3ll..Morgan act. The COnti-
mental Life ins. Ca.
1912. Cotton agt. MOIri-scy.
receiver.
1858. .ODOnnell agt The May
or, &c.
1899. HeAthertOn ngt Clar'
mont.
1929. .Gladino agt. The Ma.
iIOual Steamship Co.
lli3.. Clements agL ItuiTia.
1887 Hamilton agt. Martin.
1889. Corn agt. Conner, shtr-
IN.
Reilly aGt. Ottewell.
l473. Dean agt. y. Y. aud :.
a. GOld Mining co.
1857 Moore agL Tallcott.
357. Ocean National Bank OF
y. y. agt WalDriGge.
PAgI Nv
560 Mace agt. Sage, lr.
$50. .SapOrtas agt. wander
6ili.
y. state Loan and !
Trust Co. agt. paln
er, jr.. and anO.
$50. Christie agt. Parker.
1929 HOllacher agt. O'Brion,
sheriff.
1858. ogden agt. Van Noers.
ll2 "a. MoraDge agt. Lent
1856. .Sloats agt. The Mayor. |
&C.
24O4. Nelson. Jr.. agt. Tho
Mayor. &c.
l42' .Pergold agt Puchter.
1918. Hoag agi. Conner. Sh'H
So LexOw agt. Julian.
2llO. DE Layaleite agt
Wcndt. eIr. &C.
l4i2. Mcdonnell agt. Hill.
PAKT I'LL
8O7 2.Strong. rec'r, agt- Tain. ,
tor.
1850. Fellows and anO. agt
The Mayor, &C.
24SJ. .Snebly agt Conner,
sheriff.
sol. lee agt. Sayles and ano.
lll..Ueyman aud anO. agt. /
The AM. Pt. Sp. Co. |
29l Meyer sgt. White IT al. |
3U23 Mach agt. ID. d., T.. B.
and Is. II. Il. Co.
02l .Averill agt. Webster
and anO.
1909. Moody and ano. hgt
Pen.
575I. Dority agt. Rapp.
1928 =. Pessenden hgL Tho |
". J. Car 4. e IL. Ca,
1871 Sage ct Al agt. Holden.
10. DicgersoD hgt. WnsOr
at AL
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