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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Thomas Ogburn ct ais VS.. John b. TayloI
of ais

Pursuant to decree made in this cause
Gtthe November Term 1879, of the Chan
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, [ win sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, at the
I'nnrt HnnSa lOnr In Gainesville. on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

the s. b. Stewart Drug Store and all the
land tn ereto attached. Said store and lot
issituated on the south side of Franklin
street, and is between the houses formerly
occupied by Joslin and AVeritt. The lot
fronts % feet on Franklin street and runs
back 100 feet.
TERMs-lO per cent. cash, balance on cred
it of g. II and IS months, with interest.
Notes with good security required and a
lien retained. No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
G. & N. and Commissioner.
March II, 1876 tds-prf Sc 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Monday, April II, 1876,

the following described property;
FirSt-3401s acres of land lying between
Cane and White Oak Creeks, in district No.
of Houston county.
Seoopd-Ig75s acres of land in district No
of Houston county, being part of ~ tract
of $40 acres near the Montgomery county
line.
Third-20I acres of land in district No 8
of Houston county, being pa~t OF the last
mentioned $40 acre tract.
A survey of these three lots is on file in
nv office and can be seen upon application
FouTth-5O acres of land in district No. 8
of Stewart county, Tennessee, lying Oh the
waters of Elk Creek, being same granted
by State of Tennessee to John ii. Marable
on 18th of March, 1885.
20 per cent. cash, balance on credit OF
and 2 years with interest. Notes with good
security and lien retained.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
c. & NJ. and Commissioner.
March H. 1876 tds-prf Sl4 90
Tobacco Leaf and Dover Record copy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

Mr.. Chisum, of New Mexico, is mem
toned as the owner of $4,000 head Of
cattle.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
GREAT CENTENNIAL OFFER /!

Any person who will promise TO try to
get up Club for our Three Dollar Month
ly Magazine "Werld of Fashion, viii
de IaSieie a yearly Subscriber 20 %, and Wlll
get the regular Premium, IL they viii in-
close 50 % to us before the 9Th Of March
next. NOW is the time 10 get the finest
Magazine in this country and get up a club
too You viii find no trouble in getting
up a club after You get your first copy and
premium. Send at once.
Great inducements to Agents who viii
make a regular business of canvaSsing for
either Of our Magazines. Address very
plain. Send stamp for Fashion catalogue.
A. BURDETTE SMITH,
febl2-tf GA Broadway. New York City.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
] o shackelford ct ais VS. G A Henry ct ais.

] o Shackelford ct ais VS. q A Henry ct ais.
Pursuant to a decree in this cause at the
Nov. Term 1915. of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the court house door
in GAINESVILLE, on
Friday, April IA, 1876,
Lot No in the division of the property of
q a Henry in this cause. Said lot fronts
on End Cross Street 200 feet, and runs back
about 500 feet, and is the same purchased
by James II. Moore at my sale in this cause
on the 10th of September, 1879. A plat of
the same can be seen at my office.
TERMs-One and two years with interest.
Notes with security and lien retained. No
redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
&. & NJ. and Commissioner.
March ii 1S76-tds-prf So 90.
Tobacco Leafcopy
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Louis Legrand VS.. $. b. stewart.
Friday. April IA. 1876,

Pursuant to a decree in this cause at the
Nov. Term, 1875. of the Chancery Court AT
Clarksville, l will sell to the highest bidder,
at the COurt House door in GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Brandon ct ais VS. T j Munford ct ais

Pursuant to q decree in this cause, at the
Nov. Term, 1875, of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, L will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door
iY,( 10
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

This overskirt is quite different -
from any other, though very
simple and graceful; the AW#N9
sash, or panfer back effect
Is produced by the novel
way OF drapIng, and, KSM
though 1t has the appear @4is
auce of a separate part,
1t is all one thing, and l ESk
one OF its chief attrac-
lions is its convenient
shape for making over
by any other pattern. s.ss2 al IL 1875 5.t5a|s 6aSza
IL is intended for any A
kind of goods, and y fz
viii be great favor
itefOr wash materials sssS1
the coming summer.
Paris houses are now
using Ii for their
model In preparing f&A
suits for the spring W. k &&
season. q 's SSSS{E
Price of
Pattern 8
with
Cloth &
Model,
sSSs S$SS q
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
II G Merritt, Admir-, VS. Heirs of Moses
Steele dae'd

II Merritt, Admir-, VS. Heirs of Moses
Steele, deed.
Puruant to decree in this cause, made
at the November Term, 1875, OF the Cham
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, viii sell at pub
lie aution to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in Clarksvllle, on
Friday, April IA, 1876,
about 10 acres from the north side of tract
of 260 acres of land lying in district No 8 of
Montgomery county, which belonged to
Moses Steele in his life time. A survey
and plat of the same will be made and eX-
hibited on the day of sale. Said land will
be sold for payment of the balance OF debts
due from the estate of Moses Steele, decd.
TERMs-6 and y months with interest.
Notes with security and lien retained.
No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
Clerk Il Commissioner.
March IL, 1S76-4w pr fe 50 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
A. BURDETTE SMITHS
Monthly "WOrId OF Fashion,
FINE ARTS and pnTJTE Titoratura

Subscription Price, Three Dollars year
postpaid, including premium of Two
Dollars worth of patterns free to each SUBJ
amount upon receipt of subscription.
Read the "GFeRt Centennial Offer
below to those who will take an interest
in our wv GRID Of Fashion,,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
ChancePy Sale Of Houston and
Stewart County Lands.

Daniel Hillman ct els VS.. T. H. Marable ct
ais.
Pursuant to q decree in this cause, at the
November Term, 1873, of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Arlington, Houston county,
on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
PORTRAITURE.

A New Lot or Blanks OF every
description, just printed ana
FOR sale NJ this Ofllce.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

Being same lots purchased by II P Bennett
at former sale in this cause, and they are
now sold to enforce the purchase money
due from said II Bennett.
TERMS-6 months credit with interest.
Notes with good security and lien retain
ed No redemption.
POLK G. JOHNSON,
G G. NJ and Commissioner.
mch IL, 1876-tdsprfS9.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

Wssssss 3
sx1TE's INSTANT DRESS ELEVATOR. IN
This Cut shows the Upper Part Of the Skirt gNzA
wrong side out, with the Elevator" ffA& N&&4&
fixed In. You raise your skirt while fs4 .8f
ing > muddy place, and then let It fall II ~ iff
keeps the skirt from the Filth. It Loops In 5f
eEashionable Manner. II draws all the ksssaz
fullneSS to the back. 1t saves more imam
ten times its cost. 1t can be changed from
one dress to another. A great convenience
and saving, when used in the common
house dresses. Price, a cents each.
The above Pattern with Cloth Model
complete, and One Dress Elevator. Will
be sent postpaid, in one package to any
person who win send Sixty Cents with
their name and address to A. BURDETTE
SMITH, GA broadway, New York City.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Friday. April IA. 1876.

Robert Caldwell VS. T Y Dixon. Houston
EXtr VS. L Y Dixon, and II Bennett,
EXtr VS. r Houston, Extr.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
CHI
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.

CHARLES LEHMAN has refitred and re-
painted his ReStaur rant and Saloon and will
keep it supplied with the best of every
tnng the market affords and has arrange
mentS to get all kinds of seaSonable game
Fresh Oysters, ETC., which will be served to
the pubic in the most approved style of
culinary art.
Fine Wines, "Old Robertson" Old Bour-
bon, Cigars, ETC., will be found at the Bar,
and all who practice in this department
may rest assured that what they call for
will be pure and Oalatable. Oct. 3'74-tf,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01

In pursuance of decree made in this
cause at the November Term 1875, of the
Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE, will sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
court house door in GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
SMITHS
SMITHS
Illustrated Pattern Bazaar

Sample copy, 25 cents. Subscription
price. Sl.l0 a year, postpaid. One dollars
worth of Patterns given to each subscriber
frnn n rnrnI II
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-04-01
Friday. Anril IA. 1876.

Lots Nos 2, 6, Ii. IA. 10 and is in plat No l,
in the division of the property of T. Y.
Dixon in this cause. Said lots contain the
f,ll l., INar #
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

a., o,Asr brands Al o5asl so, Liverpool Ground $50
d. Turks Island 25c. y O1sn ST. Matih o"~"'o' "
ca se9 - Ter = ony fair obbinc business being done
at eeneriy nncl slgs lTees lhe 1eAhg 9lse Whfe
~ sssia-Cbna lasnea 81 q e. Batavia 2U@Zzc- I-
aorc 10 cscfta 2c African, Sei PimehtO lo@io2o' e
mes nrIner and quoted at l3s4c for Choice
Western sales, 10 tos choice Ncst.in on & p,i n y sngor
I-Ony moderate business was done In "a" ,s
TODAY ITicos were tsaay s"1 ~ OF % s5g ba, Me-
islsns az 7<c. go hhds Cuna az 80 % nr ' ,r,tn
aud t0 bass AZ aee " III 9a -
co., b,suess. General quotations are as follows; StUl
fhierT to Common Rstnng ie, lr ESJSE. sgcE.
i,eir IN Choice Grocery, sGo'2c Cehilliusab
Masses 6-ae lac. Mei2Sa 4G6tc aysli; boxes y. = ,;
NS Noi se9e Nos lG to Is, 9to9'se. Nos. 10 TO 20,
aIOi,c: Ee ~. 10 ne; foT9 ieoCi.tlnih, % uon a
70 10 H. 7sassc; Manila, 7a7'sc. Reine1-Crisie
40 ,a lbs, Ofc; soft White A" standard 994c. 90
oS a tos White xira &C." 9ssd9 sc. yellow do US
H. other yellow. S4d)c o.o,o
W. g0W-Marxst im and active. with sales 100000
1t SAsc Tor Cool an Prime cAo!y ~ - ID
TeAf.e market is very Ouc pruding several important
10. >ai ~ announced for tls week 1icrs are weak.
rDBACCO-IierS has been only moderate uei', 49,,
seei i' ii"iy, r, Of "a an zoe; ono TO- at 5c Wis
sSnn crUp SO. at A0 and sunary knds ~ IA
Ls1 400 bas Havana at soc. ~ 10, 20; hoH'iie n, Hniee
WHALEBDN E-Iae Svt has beoh Qiet Vnt 81 ~, a1
frr o,iug 10 e sfns supply; ATclc qu0tod at - 0V anu
y IsltI-SiarAet duisi and fIIn sales % Dds III -
were no new features in this marNet 10 in
pIo, enirnt he note on dy d-SI % s iois nnreot
actareIs very backward 'a1ias os 2 eS eece much
iOnbe diEclly in tao mater Z" ~ ' ,T'i b@Ve sf
,ov th~ir nil : while great macy are runi IN sht
Is were 70 for iac thai sicgS9 arc zen - ~ 9 m
,sars prl cually Domestic Noiisl the PO ~ "ouu ~
,f point. and irCes sluK 10 iuit''f leNti
49, tav arr m lover than for some years oacA noe
n th, ioowi table eom iled ~ semi N,eAly oohmeIcl"i
IN n. 4uiL Lerf
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
COTTON MARKETS.

BOSTON. May lG.-CoiiOn unchanged; hfding. i2'4c.;
MlilUe II ~ Good Ordinary. IDtc Les itteluts ~
bales la-J bales exports 10 Gr Britain, lao olts
Cmiyt.FsroS Ma lG-Cot,on quiet; Middug II q, Low
MdCfuy. II &c: Good Ordinary, lOcs net receipts, iJ'
bales sales. l5u bales. sock, 1889 bales
NOBLE AaT lE-tOftOu quiet Il ddhnE llNa ] s'f i"W
NiIung 1Ol4HI0's-., Good or4IuAfT, 90 Jrc mel fe
c-ts ~ bales cap ris cJastwse 30! bAirs sAie IDoO
bales stock, 5000 Gfalas -
MEarns MAY I6-Cotion quiet Middlus. II ic. net
cept, la5 bacs shgenis, 2s5 bales. ssies 600 bales
sAvlsSAn Nay 80 Cotton steady Midlug. llhc.; Iog
NiddinR l0l.c; Good urunay, 9's. uoi roceiPta ils
bales gross 375 taos cOastw oO' bales saos
20 tslcs stock. 1881 bales. - 80,
NgW.OgLEASs. ny lG.-Couon quiet NEEDING. N''c;
Low Niiddlnr. lOl,c. GOOD ordinary. 9'gc "et iectrA
ssrs. !. 500 bsl-s. stock. 1914 bales go
WILMINGTON. MAY iG.-C"tt1n h"uiralt Mlddi1s II &c
Low Nddur. lO',r.. Good Ordinary lOr' ct reoei. -
fni'tng.riih. Nay i6-coiron dun MIDI ng l2Ic.
AIdIiluz ~ &c. 5oOd trrary, l0s ht rc'cipA
los Balcs. srss III bsios ,.,, 49, -,
GAlvl5rus. May I6.'oton qI't; Mildiue u osc -"
NIIur. Osci 6or' OTniTJ,J =. nri ItciPA So OA"'
rrs. 4gs bslos. szies halss. stock e3 10 blI'A
ArsfsfA Ma l6-Ggt0u -itfnaui falr fof iof hdding
snf above iD~rr grades nprinll Ndiiuc. lies Low Aii
ding 100 lJisc. Good Ordinary sG"ci tetcp1 'o' OAe'
ntiiIuors 'May lG- Cotton dull aud- nomiraii hhdnT
c IOs AlldIug lie. 60rt ordinary. 90 '1 ftts 10
b.l-s gus, - hal's, etpprs, ,o-siec iJ t.ea Sales
!pUis saT b..Ns-f.. dli and uFs- i1r t4if-i MD
diina, -. bltd.lus, j. 2ct Gtui triuf sc
rscors a. D. shipments, 35i b2cs salos. s-o>
GSi-r1v Nay is-T~o weeks net receipts. 3 baics
shipiusuts l395 taics. stocN. 55l bal.s
CINcIssAfI, Ny l6-foJ"n duil, AndHns, II stt Low
dl nr. lussc Cos! Ordinary, 9- ret ft- pts bAl,s,
slIualii. Jales s<--. bales, siuck il.4s4 e-les
S1ty5lt xsv lG Cotton qIot; Miadrur 10 f,Gil NC.
LIZ Dalca al.h
IouIsyilLE May iG-Cot;on duh. Nidinlr NSe.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rrfBnggr - Mana rEys

fryRprooi May IGf2:50 p m-Cottol is stsscieri MD.
~ nc Tpanbs n Aidflus Orl.sia q, sn arlof 100
ts.a itcufnk 600 Tor sp>cglson afd eIFori r'cis
.GC baes Of M Oh 1920 are American Futures opened
n GeAr,r but are weaker: salrs 81 GtdnG UplSpds
- Nldduz clause, May deliver a. us.d do Co.. Jnhe
80 n, d-llsely al Css.d do. DO July aud AugIsi d.ls
- I'D 10 do AugIat and SrItenbsf dslyey az oi.,
~ - ~ f+follne orleans Low MluF clause MAJ cei rry,
gi1 ngsrier. OF which ~ qnErisrs we're American
ffvgrpooI MSy iC-l3O D. Sales ~ Mdclihs llanis
Coi,on low nidug clnusa Aay delivery, ~ 90 bacon,
67, y est for Long rear ddtles: g., , 4, -
can ~ ieI in1 corr 96e26 y quarter for Ne@ Mixed
W,si.ru Wheat s qG 10 y Genial for sF,rAge CafioirA
Wijts q IOSIO foT CluD No. spd e = ipf he c,ttIh
enyiug. 80 Sfir1 frmrr az 80 NO ntlnrr Al - WIN
tfr ffer ri BaeOn Long Clear STEADY al oh
[. india y sieaiy AZ los. 49,. -, -. 90, co.,..
IiyRsPOOi. Iay l6-3 30 p. m-Of ths sA'S VI No'"h
todag, 5000 baies were American. ,,,,, ,.,,,.
ISER.oQL. Aay 1O-4 .. Bi-S5lss Of hiIdhhg Up,anch
Cotton. low Auing CLAUSE september an" OS'"oeE "'
erf, ~ 61isL - ,-,. ..,.., .or Vo-,, ana 4
FAbf "a al Manchester IL qnet and unchanged
t.re. teaker: saes Of iddiag Uplanis, Low Mindhhs
oise juno and Jy delivery al 6iisL Lehned petroleum.
LSsbos aAy ,6-i23O p. w.-Ths rate Of discount ior
three tie markets. hsl per cent which
i q .r eut tbo Haak Of England rsie ffio HAN
IySpos Nav is-l3O D. m-Paris sdyices quote hyep per
eegt Reaies !, Cf. II 'ec. Tor the account
IoSDos Stay $3.50 p in.-lhe amount OF Bullion gone
IONyoS May ia H. m.-Unied tstes boi d. TX o. Od-
lOi Isis lOgs4 o~ kyes lODhs Erie Railway shares,
1884; 40 Preferred n ~ P0ris ayioes quots Fiso Per
Cent Rentss lO,f. 32l2c. for the sooount -, .-, ,
o ., lon Coin oon Rosln, 81 Pale Itosin l26l
i.OsDos, Asy l0--EgeDing- -Iinseed CAKE ty 10 ton
cPAKs Nay 16-E1chsngs London, 21L 22c Tor bhort
tight
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
CATTLE NAPKErs.

CWCAr. May ,ITLE-il.cstts. 400 heal rarsst
AND aloe lower cows stA - ef. - na -
bulls. S}es3 90 Eight socsefs$ $ I.SA f..dsIh ttI~
fr ropi u1ve -ipiins steers, - %Jdf@ t'i D'it -"
. % sliuinrnis - o Il al 80. -.
TlDss fscrois. 10000 head; market onenri Stvr blt
clG ,l gust weaker pscsing sol ~ - lu@s . 'hp
;rg ~ gjes7 II FhlshcVhis. 81 lOas1 80. smP~ena
g. 90 head. ....- ..,-, L N, o.
snSEf-i.scep,s h,sd shon sia$j -ooisl s'Hf0 20
pf1T .nursa N=y iC-CAruE-T1e receipts ~ o4ite =,
Ts.l l. berr Penn today i5fS tra ~ lo q, = OF
fv,nirh stool f3 for this InarteI; th- snf -
raj but buyers ald slow demand best g bH"sS
medium to Eoot sjasj 30; common 1" Tar, t4~t' 10
bulls. e. 23H %. - ,,,.- a.. .
Esc0lfa t1fay SD Lcadf foifNis - "V"o' w.
PhnAtrphiss. - GU@r1 30. . -, o., q,
SnTEf-K-coipts tOday, 11OO be2di qu''"i a. - 90
s. -.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

PurAuFLpIGi May lC.Woo in improved demand prices
es.fr sla W favor : buyer supply igI, NrN Wool - Hp
pearnr tls u.IBst % small o. oais .rru Taus aId
Nsrr VirrfI ara above ~ 042c5 :, 4Odtsc hNiium
ssa45c coarse 80 NCrlnr-, VIC r-n lulaia ~
we.srn FInc, BIS, Nehnm. t3ft5el ,osr'rt I e.
Corur gurs-t. do tuw1ffrf. - 200. @ Iais
Counnr 90 GGpc. Tn- JuWbrhe @2sltc; C9'rss ant We
qua InuA.i.i. a.O,i tuuN a.hsd 90 zoe t'inia
WEsh-t 42c colorado. JnHaan~l. lo~l tf. ~ sAa
Aerno. rI.ef SO 43tc; 30 ana super inird' :. g
C.i.IItis Tino anl Medium. 2Oa2-c.. California Coarse
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


hp,nn'2' ng" yasr 5Sn 70 'onn Le" i =, .' $4,000
BTc- nan. rairick, 10 Charles BAXTER Of lSSdst
S1,g az '''h hfsnr'n " 5000
Cor. 70. sanucl aud wife 10 Mutual Tifo Ina Co, of
7have 85el
same 20 slne 5lthsf Oft have ysar.-.... 800
Fulton. Wui 70 John DfcIavghin. Of l3stl-st or
Anu'sav- tD31 WauD; wears ..---.-.. 20
Ue9lv. 4 M. Henry Parsons ~ Croion-st " of
Rleo Henry. and wife 20 Henry Cories Of Rose - ~
vsts NO - years ..- ...--.--...-.. ZOoD
Oliver. Ameis ard husband n Hannah q. Hail ~.
Harlem Railroad II o. Southern Roreyard t25f oo
NcGr,llar, Isn.s 10 Edward smith, l3jthst eof
t23d Warij; year. .-....- ROOO
%of sT y1srs ''', @ 900
Wcstervei, Tro p. and w.ic 10 Mary Nrsier Rustic
AVE- f2ith WarN. months 20
Ist,h =. ~ Wis ave p 4 waril 1850
ScFeisinrT Hrbecca, ard husband - Louis Howcn,
Mitchell Place ~ lst ave Gmonths. l,uCu
Rreslcp. Martha - and husband. IN N9rcrrt Nh2len.
~ CArs;opi-r 81 WAY eriv place yrar--. ITO
Harrison LILA AMI others 10 EllEs Pr AID others
West 2ith ~ 2O2: aso 20 lO2 West ST. .-....
schserrr and wife. 10 n Life lns Co. MOB ooo
BrHaiway lNu'u
same t0 same SO East Broadway: yoars...-. lomO
same 40 Fast PrpatWay ysArh iOVSV
hs1ch s1c J2, o s5. ai Ti 20 so Il O 20 600
Wool srs IHar 70 "m ne 25OOj
"Asr. ,.i b,,,, Ave =, s' OF tl.tst ye5r. 1900
tofciaLl J. \. SAVAGE Deputy lesistet
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May 16, 1876
The following city real estate sales were made
at the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
Ry H. ~ Ctnpp.
3story and basement bk h With L. OF 45tn-st
130 IT. ft lot, lillXl0o5i Lois Haigt;: SoOO
m8r y'' a. 5,oe r. re byer T' S.' " VI G2oO
fSl = o Tos p Marlin nM a'' ioi - 1000
By SOFT e Dever - -.
plot l35thst q Boul vard fOo1lfoi iSooooo
r. Srasfh.
LOT n sof y llgtbsf 1913 n G OF Avenue A. 25x co;
Cromwell - "
Ion WcC,yc reports N Of lots with cores n rear
north side Of THIRTY seconds becnnnc p ifei Nesl oi
Feventhave Sf 90. size OF plot 22j fse nt ana fa
deptn on east side 1855. depth west siie l'of.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

c0l NrscIsss buyer (Which Is astcnishingly scaTce)
Torla undoubtedly with T her concessions ~ lhu'
Otaies the import nee Oi Gle II uil
supplies oro a. ps "dOwu cn them h 1l lor.
Foreign NoOls quiet. te incr,iSlhg Supes
sluSe Daring tue past wok Two t@i As non
Melbourne arrived H!t aggregate 0i ZIJ' baicS
horton OF which a for manufacturers account
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK CITY.
oiss nn 1is 10 dI rooS d. Bsrnemf
gno II Jsco % Gross - and Wife 10 Iulns sc1ncE $3.50
l4ith It n T. - II ~ Whelock-ave. 2JXlOo tZ3d o
warD Eva Meizler g Apns konrey -. eoo
o. INV s and Vie iSS 10 !, faeob 81 rSnsT 1900
T"msen and 11S VIE II 10 nsry oer 1920
snsap VIE AMI 9th pI to Joar Isy Nominal
John Jay willie and wife 70 Mar tzgsrqll ~ Nominal
aye gsa =; n +, rT @ s n otlrr, "Is $50
John Toin.h nd -. - -. Nominal
II u Porse, End wife 70 %ariha eaics -. 6s,ooO
Ave 4. cor l7th ST. 92y9J6 John Clark end vile o.o
Vie 10 rIlzascti Pet,r- ~ '.....-... 1900
'T hrst and viie i 10 jos sSdan'.erg $1,000
srresand y ie 10 Cqroioe = SyTcs -. 1888
wari Nfnnn cI ugln and vii, 10 WIN fulton $3.50
irabbsri, ST. 10 Jas G"im1n -. $1,000
Tnns and i 'tiS S 70 r. Ann 500
iSsn Hnn, mccal, ard h9.5and 70 Jas & nay,. $1,000
np,t o. Geo II PECK end vee 70 Anne Brown ~ Nomnsl
lffisi fyV. st) 90 329l. l43.9 n 81 Greenwich-
1rio%1ass % BncF, - | -....D..,~-...... 1900
Edwara smith RI a6d SI.e ia John noalisn 1900
Ht ~ I,esltIb nrics and ohsfs 'o'' 500
s,yHss iiani to JONI Roacn. ... $4,000
Iaco, Schmit years ''.. -. . .... $1,000
iep. 1p v"ars a. 49, ..'.. I.sOO
loGicialj J. z SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
TOLEDO. WABASH AND WESTERN.

Il SPECIAL MEETING or SfOtkHOLD@IS.
OEuCE % TOLEDO. MABAsH hND NEsTE.N RALw ~ COZ
10 EDO. on o. March 70 lSIt. y
Tho STOCK holders Of the TDl.l o WABASH AND v - l.
EES HALLWAY COMPANY Ler'by HoIcri iaft A
special meeting OF STOCK holders w be held At TIE ar " the
President of TIE Comp ia Toel0 Oho on WEDNESDAY,
the 5ld dag 81 MAJ nrA at 0oolOck M for the purpose
sIoing te fuanc situation Of te Company. and pro
yiine Tor al tie neaua authorized b; ll# ~ a 'i l.
o.; furctns have been tax al tAr states
which tir and II inevitable that the
property De sf su6 meeting Tie sOo-hodua
snail take enc rut Steps to aver t.-j rctA,t
ull attendance Dy proxy l. Therefore hishy
important. liY order ~ i.- Board ~ ID DIcciJTs.
H. r. CogNKAu. secretary. J. u. cox. President
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Old harl. well kept Peach Potatoes doing rather
better, whc the softer varieties ling W y. steamer
and schooner have arrived from Bcmnda during ihe past
Bringing 1850 Dll Potatoes. l3lOO cTaps Dnons
l7j crates Ton and 100 Of CuCumb Al kinds
salng well especially onions and Tomatoes Asparagus i
plenty and generally I,hu 1rb has declined 10 81
per 100 punches Spinach SOC bhl Very many ot The
Florida ring Beams arrive OIdet, 90 some o the
Charleston Peas these lch lower large lots lng AL
virginia Peas the VIDE range ~ 81 23U
So - crate the So thcy also
i barrels sell at j0s 81 som oi TIE virginia new
nearly eS-. \ few new Eerl- have
Florida selling at - 100 bunc.cs The rt
florida Ona reported Father green, seiiS al -
rate. QIOauOns:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
feaal Noiireo.

IN pursuance of an order OF Deleno Z. Coi-
y .ad Surfssste Of The County OF Ner 70. :. .sSe ~
hereby gwen 10 iorseus having ciADs ssAs. ~ -
u NsV.iok csSNAse4' W ~ W
ras wiiA uchers tbegeof 20 ths saoss :. "
CL.rla. i22 ~ lis Nl5 et sn ~
on Or Drios ths 5ta a o. NOvcsoef ssxt-Dss"'
' r y. G IN % ,isy James striker Jonas 8 Fsrr1ugton,
my3 law6mW.
IN pursuance OF an order of DELASO {.
CALVIN, surrogate OF tss OoCs, I.i.s ,xsiHst
TAMES ID IL r. stc Of ulo City ~ Me-" YORK asssas, ~
Jsseof, TO .oe snsssflsIs ~
lie .rics Of HksCALL q sIhIsoS shsrysy w. -. ~
In fbe city oi Ner ib ei W ~
-. t or,t Lsy November roxk-stsa Nsr toi a .no
,vs.iy sixth ds, Of PM 1916 JAss DEN r,ax
sp25 law6riW Sh~ w.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Dorses. Carriages, 6Grnes5, %e.
ALL KINDS of CARRIAGES, my own make,
at msuIarfurors prccs. sTAutej l"sthtr tppi new
rjuy nha tons 4 up; buya-s, SisD 40 tops $50
leather timmsl q scA p0ttoP wagons, flSo ho s"Ays
sI4J oxtsuslon Top PARK phaotons slOO T. unCbi eVV
Canals 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
prookInn RsaL gs!ats for Sale.

STORY frame house, 219 Atlantic
j ave. Court 81.
Frame house. - Bu' .-r-st
story frame holso 100 and lo2 Pneappes, near
FullOnsL
r,e story brick and 49, 81 and j3 Eassaas
Tbrvr sto ryfraua houses 2C6 ard 20 Washington 81
GEO. II DUrrON. 10 Wa..s:. y. Y.