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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

n A Dutchman, summoned to identify a
stolen hog, being asked if the hog had any
ear.marks, replied, "Te only ear-msrk dat l
saw vas his tail cut off.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"A B. C. CHAMBERS, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me, properly au-
thenticated at Chester s. G., on or before the 1st
day Of April next.
JOHN L. CHAMBERS, Administrator.
February VI
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
1T GOT MONNTONOUS.

Six or seven days ago an old man entered
the store Of hardware man, who also deals
in seeds, and, inquiring for the proprietor,
soon stood face to face with him.
"Want to see me ?" asked the dealer.
eyes, sir, I do! Seven years ago this COM
ing spring l boughta paper Of seeds Of you. .
81 presume So"
cpl swear to it, sir! Seven years ago, sir,
and not one Of those seeds came up~
swell, that's funny" laughed the dealer.
"You may think it was" said the old man,
"but I'll make it cost you ten thousand dol.
lars! When you sold me those seeds, sir, you
did not know that you were dealing with a
ionW
"Well, you stop your blowing and get out
of herew
"Give me package of cabbage seeds, sir!'
II won'tw
The old man went away, but in an hour re.
turned, and said, in loud voice
"Seven years ago this coming spring I
bought package Of seeds at this store. Not
one of those seeds arose from the sile !"
He was ordered out, and he went out. He
was there the next morning as soon as the
proprietor was, and he said
"Seven years ago this coming spring you
sold me package of seeds. Not one single
seed matured to manhood!
He was put out that time, but he returned
in the afternoon, when the store was full Of
customers, and exclaimed -
"Seven years ago this coming spring was
swindled by that man there! He sold me a
package of garden seeds, not one seed Of
which ever thrrv"
When he went out something hit him three
or four times in the back. He went down the
street for awhile, and then returned and stood
in front of the store, and said to the people
who passed
Seven years ago this coming spring this
. store here sold me garden seeds that never
sprouted p
He repeated the words over and over until
crowd began to gather, when he was called
in and given dozen papers Of seed, and told
to forgive and forget.
"Six papers of onion seed to pay for the
choking" he said, as he buttoned his over.
coat.
They were given him, and when slowed
away he remarked, "Six papers of cucumber
seeds to pay for four kicks p
After some argument these were handed
him, and as he backed out Of doors he said
"It's all right! You've acted like man
about it, and if you want any vegetables next
fall I'll make discount to you"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

The RIGHT PLAcE.-One day, several
years ago, one of those old hardtacks, who
grow fat on bad whiskey, entered Detroit
hotel, and, after dance around the Office,
made for the clerk, and said:
81 want some whisky-some regular old
heartburn"
The bar was down stairs, but under the
counter was bottle of the worst liquor ever
made, found in one Of the rooms year
or two before. The clerk handed this up
without word, and the stranger pulled the
cork and "let 'er gurgle" for nearly a min
ute. When he set the bottle down his eyes
were full of tears, and there was a raw streak
clear down to his boots. He coughed and
wheezed and gasped, and finally said:
"Y-young m-man, I like this ho-hotel."
eyes, it is good hotel," answered the
clerk.
81 like it b-because a fellow c-can git any
thing here he c-calls for" continued the man,
as he coughed himself into chair.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
SIX LIGHT,

SKY LIGHT,
AND NO MORE CLIMBING UPSTAIRS
I TAKE pleasure to inform all in want of PHO
i TOGRAPHIC PICTURES. that l have just
taken possession of my NEW GALLERY, built
with fine sky and side lights, near my residence
first house east of the Jail, and only few hun
dred yards from the Court House corner. An
experience of % years and every convenience for
business, will enable me now to do better work
than ever before.
Frames and Photo-Albums, Stereoscopes and
Views always on hand.
am also prepared to sell you MASON q
HAMLIN ORGAN, or an AMERICAN SEW
ING MACHINE, for cash or on time.
J. r. SCHORB.
.Ju1v 8 81 tt
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GEORGE WOODS q CO.'S = &
PARLOR ORGANS

ties for musical effects and expression never before
attained. Adapted for Amateur and Professional,
and an ornament in any parlor. 1<4r Beautiful
New Styles now ready. ~ IN
GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, mass.
WAREROOMS: 6O8 Washington St, Boston |;
ITO State st., Chicago; % Ludgate Hill, London London.
THE VOx HUM-ANI-A.
A leading Musical Journal Of selected music
and valuable reading matter. By mail for II Per
wear, or ten cents number. Each number con-
Iains from 81 to s. worth Of the finest selected
music. GEO. WOODS q CO., PubHshers,
Cambridgeport, Mass
January 20 ,.., g..,3. 5sgaHf
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

A MISUNDERSTANDING the breakfast
table the other morning landlady gave Mr..
Jones severe look, and said:
"Mr. Jones, I understand you have been
circulating injurious reports about my house. "
"How, madam"
81 understand that you said you had used
better butter than have here to grease wag-
ons with"
81 did say SO, madam, but not to injure
,vsur house. have used better butter, mad
am, to grease wagons, but wouldn't do it
again. I'd sell it to your
She accepted the apology.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

How THEY FIXED IT-A New Yorker
while journeying, the other day, was recog
nized by another citizen doing business neal
the Bowery, he being also away from home
on business, and, after little preliminary
conversation, the first remarked
"Well, I hear that you had to make an as
signment."
eyes, dat is drew" replied the other.
"And your brother, over on Chatham street
he assigned, too, didn't he"
"You zee it was shust like dis" said the
Bowery man. "Ivhas owing goot deal, and
Jacob he vhas owing goot deal. I makes
over my stock to Jacob and Jacob makes
over his stock to me, and I do his peesness
and he does my peesness, and dem vellers
What was after money doan get some"
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

NOVELTY TuEATRE,
o72 AND s24 BROADWAY
COMPARE TuR PRICES WITH oTHER TIEATR1a
EIGnT--ADMISSION To- 81 AND so CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS. 5oC.. 75C. AND 81.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
DIED.

AursS-Ths funeral services OF JouS q. AUrxx vii.
be held at the Hanson place Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Hanson place and ST Felix st.,
Brookiyu. on "Wednesday, October IL, 1875, at two
o'clock FRIENDS OF the family invited TO attend
BEERS In the 32d year oil his age
g. W. Beers 267 9Th It. Jersey City, at ten O'Clock A.
~, on Thursday, October IL, 1874 Tho remains will
be taken TO Korwaik, Conn, Tor intcrment
BRooKa--Suddenly on Tuesday, October 10, At hts
residence al lnwood on the Hudson, ELISHA BRooKs.
In the SD year Of his ago.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CARRoLL.-Aner lingering illness, WnLIAx CAR
BOIL, in the 6Sth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the st.
James K G. T. A. u. Society," are invited TO attend the
funeral, from his late residence. 80 Mott st., on
Wednesday, Oct IL. at one r. N. The will be
taken TO Calvary Cemetery.
CLxvELAxn-ln this city, Oh Monday, October O. 1876,
JoDx FircH CLEVELAND In his 5slh year.
Relatives and friends invited attend the fu
neral, on Thursday morning next At ten O'Clock, from
his late residence, 2S3 West I'D st. Tho ntermont will
take place At Greenwood
CoLLxsnERGER-At six O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10, after long and painful Illness IsIDoR
DunLox. aged 20 years. months and days
Funeral from the residence of his uncle. Aaron Col
lenbergor loo East 4gth ST. Thursday, October IL
at naifpast nine A. NJ Friends OF tho family and
members Of the Y. ~ A. Congregation Ahawath Che
sed respectfully invited.
CoRSwELI.--suddenly, in this city, 0otobsr o,
CnARLHs CoRSwELI, aged 46 yearA
vunsral on Wednesday afternoon. ~ ElixAbcth N. J.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
THE CUBAN MARTYRS.

SOLEMN SERVICES IN ST. sTEPHEN's CHURCH
AND EIsKwHERE IN MEMORY OF THEIR SER
VICES
Yesterday having been the eighth anniversary ofthe
declaration OF independence by tho Cuban patriots .
requiem for the repose OF tho souls OF those
Tell In the struggle celebrated At st. Stephens
shurch Father Cotton celebrated the mass assisted
oy tho Rev. DIR. McGlynn and Father Curran Near
lhe altar or the ch stood catafaque drapcd win
She Cuban flag, upon which were deposited the swords
OF Generals Ccspedes and Quesada, amid number
OF floral offerings
collection was taken up by two OF the children Of
General Cespcdes and the child OF Mrs Villaverde Tho
proceeds Of which will be given 10 the poor OF tho
parish Among the large attendance at the mass were
General Aguilera, General Quesada Mr.. Gorentes,
Mr. Lamasro. Mr. NJ. J. Cantero Mr.. O. villaverce, g.
M Mora, Mrs. Cespedes, Mrs Ayestaran and Mrs
Vilaverdc
Services also ncd in tho Cuban Protestant
church, in Yves. Twenty second street. where Tc
Deum was sung and the Rev. Joaquin d. Palma
preached an appropriate sermon Cuban flags wero
displayed At halt mast on many buildings throughout
tho
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HxDpxn--CuxxIxos On Saturday. October Z. q ths
eesdsncs OF the BRIDES parents by The Rev. Edward
Mccarthy CHARLKs HEDDEs, il, Of New York, TO FAN
En NJ CrxMIxGs, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
KrRcHss-GEHLHRT.-OnT Tuesday, October 10 1876
st ST. James Lutheran church. by Rev. A. c. wede-
Kind LOUIS p. KIRcHErs and EMILY GKHLxRT, daughter
Of the late Anton Louis Gehsrt all OF this city No
cards.
LxAcn-EvKSs-Bro Monday, October ., at
tho residence the brides uncle. by Rev. Dr. Dilcr
Hxyky ]. LRAcH Many FRANCES, daughter OF the
late Francis Evena No cards.
London and stanordshire papers piease copy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

amaica, and New York.

Jamaica, and New York,
COLONIAL SEcRvrARY's OFrfcRl
JAMAICA, September o. 1876.
The Of prepared TO recsivs tenders
for the service Of direct Steam Communca alton
Kingston and New York for period Of i've years.
ing rom the 22d day of August. 1877.
The be addressed sThe Colonial Secro
tary, Jamaica" ard 10 be sealed and marked
outside hand of the envelope Tender for
commune alton between Kingston and New York"
will be received after the 10th Of January
1877.
The government OF Jamaica does pledge itself to
accept the lowest Of the tenders that be sub
mitted.
The tenders must state the amount Of subsidy required
the minimum speed at which the vessels will be the
maximum number OF days and hours required for the
Of the the and registered
OF nominal OF the vessels proposed
employed the OF freight will be
cuvey appropriated the Jamaica SERVICE the maximum
freight and proposed TO De charged
together with OF construction and fittings
which the vessels for the service
qured adaptation Tor carrying for
conveying fruit other light and perishable cargo
be by the party tender
accepted in of the specification OF which copies
had application to the officers Of the Crown In
London Of Her Britannia Maesys Consul General At New
York. and the Colonial Secretary In Jamaica
by command.
(signed) HDWAKD e. RUsHwoRTH
Colonial Secretary OF jamaica
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

FURNITURE.
4 I -dRExT BARGAINS
PsriOr, Library Dining Room and chambs,
Furniture.
Pisr and Msntel Glasses Lambrsquin.. cornicc.
Bedding &c.
at prices never before offered,
for week only,
At the larg. and wsli known
manufacturers.
DEGRAAF 4 rAYLoR's.
81 and 80 Bowey. s5 chrysse st. Is2 Hester st,
New York,
all under one roof
Walnut Paror Suits, pieces hair cloth rops
satin. s25 $50 s45 and $50
Walnut Chamber Dressing Case Suits marble tops $50
sss. $50 $40 and $780,
zine Painted suita eight pieces sls SIS $50 and $40
Bsh Hair Mattresses and Feather Pillows prices that
dssy eo~psHton-
DEGRAAF l. TAYLOR,
main entrance 81 Bowsry.
A RARE cHANcE.-CAN BE SEEN rms DAY At
hprivats residence 100 West 23d st.. Household Furn
$50 and sUo: rep plush suts $50 $50; inaid and
wsshstands, wardrobes hair and spring MATTRESSES r.
lows. Bosers Sc Dining Furniture Extension Table. Buf
BAn elegant Chckering SONS Pianoforte At halt cost
Box for shipping.
Ar NJ +. FAvoRs u3 HAST 18TH AUCTION
AHoass. ali kind. Of Furniture. ParoS suits Beds Bed
ding Pianos Organs, Pictures Ornsmcnts &c &c private
sale. auction prices
A 0ESTLEMAs IN NEED OF MONEY WILL SELL
IA tho entire OF French fats consisting OF
rarlor Suits Bedroom Suits, Dressing Cases. Bureaus
washstands Bedscads Carpets &c Cali nt II East goth
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL sELL,PART OR wHoLE)
Aher handsome Household Furniture comprising Paror
sssn~sy pisnoorte - g. Turkish Suit SIS; nsid wsnn,
Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases. $50 si5 single Bed
library and dining Furniture, dnc French Brcnses OH
Paintings. Mirrors. Carpets. &C, one quarter cost B.
sons priva.o residence No ~ @ess feh between ssS
LII THE NEW AM, DESIRABLE STYLES ,oP
IA Furniture, Carpets Psrlor Bcds, &c, at GEORGE A.
CLARKEs. TAI broadway. on liberal terms Of payment
A SUR OF PARLoR FURNITURE, SECOND HAND,
Awautcdfor cash. Address WILSON Herald Office.
A UCTIUN ROOMS, ~ EAST 18TH sT.-FURNITURE'
Aeyery grade low for cash Dressing cascs Parlor Suits
fine sideboxrd
UURNITuRE FOR FIRST CLASS SECOND FLOOR
wanted, in exchange for Board. at ~ Cottage place
II ARGKsT STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR Fur
s or and % osns
teen large warerooms
NfIsrIr CARPETS AND oILCLorus VERY CHKAP.
half price.
WILL SELL AT Lev FIGURE-NEw HAIR MAT
w also Spring, upholstered. Address IhAEDI
ATE. Herald Uptwon Branch Office.
MATRIMONIAL.
4 YOUNG WIDOW WISHES TO MAKE THE Ac-
matrimonial, rners need not answer. Address WIDOW,
hox Lao Herald Uptown Herald nfhcc
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

EVERY NIGHT,
the most successful Play OF
the CENTURY.
D'Knnery 4 Cormon's mar
veilous Drama,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
with It's superb stage settings
and It's unrivalled caste, In
Guiding the following art.
ists :--MeSsrs. c. X. Thorne,
Jr.; John Parselle, Frederic
Robinson, James O'Neil.
Claude burroughs. j. g.
Peaks. H. w. Montgomery,
Thomas +. Morris, l.. Thomp-
son. J. Matthews. W. II. VIII
der. Ii. Ayling. w Raynon,
w. :. Quigley. Z. NJ. Collins
and Misses Fanny Morant.
Kate Ciaxton. Sara Jewett,
Kate Girard, Mrs. Marie VIII
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
| Roberta Norwood, Ethel
| Allen. L. Clevcs and Mra l.
4. Seymour.
A. NJ. TO 10 L. M.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
TTNION SQUARE
~ THEATRE.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager.
Mr.. A. N. PALMER.
Begins at \, over Mt 1l:t5.
SATURDAY MATINEE
~ 80

"Thosc who have not seen
tho TWO ORPHANS ~ pro-
duced at the Union Square
Theatre have not seen 1t ut
all. ."-ChicAgo Herald.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

nm, ,,ta q strearn of transcendentalism most unex-
pectedly Mr. Lunt's discourse this morning was III
tended 90 cOunteract the effect OF these VIVA ana Fs
ary phautases, aud he spoSe with Just severity Vi '
application of this spirit of burly-bury innovation 10
the most important and solemn duties OF the CiSSn
faith" Another discourse on the same Sut9ec' ~ u
Lunt affords a fresh temptation to the aged warrior o
an attack on the hydrahoaded monster, whieh nc w
scrb-s I'm terms that might be mistaken Or poI""' VI
Millions Satan rather than the smiling pfoseh! VI '
Concord bar This his third discourse Asalus' '-o
new or old vamped-up, transeendental uoot'l"eS
wakes warm as he proceeds and gave tii' uay 4O.I
sde at Carlyle without naming him, for having III Ills
pitorv ., the French Revolution dressed NJ the chai
acter of Mlrabeau into pattern OF PATRIOTISM Inc
deadly sophistrv OF the transcenGental school CONSISTS "
the alliance Of atheism with hypocrisy. Inc cn''"'
ti of the ace is to unsette ali established 0pnohs anu
to nut into perpetual question all the fcuAda'o"s oi
human society We are 20 argue pro and con whether
parrcide he crime or a vrtue whether properly DC ~
the law OF nature the nero creature OF eoHVehoh'-
law; whether the Of marriage constitutes u"
OBLIGATION Of duty restrictive OF promscuons SOCIAL IN
ercourse In short whether Justice or force IL ~ te
root of all Institutions In ihe process oI ls Ut
rpmen the transeenentals not only dig the corner
stones Of human society, but pronounce them deca'eu
ro,ten aud worthless The dress sni the froth OF the
caldrou are boiled up into impure aud poisonous
compound and administered 20 the body polite for heal
Ing medicine. Religion Is sappei and undermined by
this fraudulent philosophy; the labornS classes are IN
stgated 20 hatred and violence against the propretors
and the elements of civil of determination are
stimulated into deadly conflict with ono another.
The volume now issued extends to the month OF sep
ember Is A. closing with pquant details of Pres
ident Tyers administration, who is represented "a
political sactaran Of the ave-driviDg, Vrginah, Jeier-
sonian school, prnepled against all Improvement wllh
all the interests passions and OF slavery rooted
I'm his moral aud political constitution, and with talents
not above mediocIiiy." The bitterness of political ant
athv docs not appear to been assuaced by the do
cline Of life and il does not cloud the judgment Of the
writer certainly exasperates the expression OF his op
ton
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
4 POEM BY WALT WHITMAN.

Tile London AthenGum publishes the follow
ing poem which is better In ratio TO the regular
iy rhythm than most OF the authors recent pro-
ductOns:
THE MAS-OF-wkR BIRD.
Thou who hast slept all night upon the storm,
Waking Ienew'd on thy pr0digOus piniOus,
burst the Wild storm above 1t thou ascendedst
Aud restedst the sly, thy slave that Graded thee)
Now, a blue point, far, far III heaven hoating
AS 10 the light emerging here on deck watch thee
Myself "a speck point ON the worlds noatIBg Nast)
Far. far at sea.
Alter the nights fierce drifts have strewn the shore
with wrecks,
with roappeaiiug day, now, so happy and serene,
The rosy and elastic dawn, the flashing sun,
The limpid spread or air cerulean,
Thou also reappearest
Thou, born to match the gale thou art all wings;l
To cope with heaven and EARTH and and hurrcane
Thou ship Of air that never furl'st thy sails,
Days. even weeks untired aud onward through spaces
-realuls gyrating.
At dusk that look st on Senegal at morn America,
That sport'st amid the lightning giash and thunder
clOudl
In theIn--in thy experiences-had'st thou my soul,
What Joys what joys were thinel
WALT WHITMAN
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Gitn propertn 60 fei.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house, will
~ RENT the whole part Of the same furn she'd 10
sp0nsibe party rcierences exchanged l07 West St
A WHOLE or PART of frst-class hand
~ sOmey furnished fOursory brown house TO RENT
10 reliable party reasonably for cash. Gail AZ l25 West
42dsL
A LOWER PART of two HOUSES to
~ LEI, front and back rarlors extension bedroom, hail
bedroom second door, front aud basement s36 and 5
month neat tLOoRpaIlor, kitchen, and three ilght bed
gas fixtures bath, stationary TUBS, warlrObes &c,
$50 l30 East 5istst, near xingtOn.aye
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Geachers.


all wanting TEACHERS, Schools, OF Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational uion 757 broadway " Y
YOUNG LADY would like TO give IN
"a STRUCTION IN English. French. and lat during the
summer czchsnge for country board references Address
H.. 27 West I4ths 81, New-4ork.
- A MER. SCHOOL INST.D Is a reliable Ed
N ucauona Agency Of go years sncctsiu erIerence
Teachers Of known ability 10 families and
schools " every grade Bulletin candidates f0r Autumn
session preparation. EXPLANATORY Circulars for stump
J. w SCHERAElHORh, A. NJ, Actusry. IA Bond ST., New
York
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 27 UniOn-square,
H NewYork.-Teachers supplied viii schools and schools
and families with Teachers No charge u those piocnns
teachers through our Agency. Address ANNA RANDALL
DIEHL
AIRS. MITCHELL (diplOmGe) supplies
vi SCHOOLS and FAMILIES With competent TEACH
ERs. TEACHERS BUREAU, o. West Tnirtynfthst
AIRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEIIL, Editor Of
WI The Quarterly Llocuuoni. author Of Reading aud
EocutiOn" "Choice Headngs" &C. gives private and class
lessons vocal culture reading, and gesture at n Union
square.
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES supplied with
y TEACHERS, GOVERN ESSES &c. and teachers with
SITUATIONS. Agency, 1907 Chestnutst, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Brooklpn propertp 90 Get.

-T'O LET-Deslrabe Brooklyn HOUSES, near
Il ferry; rents reasonable. rutland d WHITING,
BeckmAnst
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL kbNOhD VT AiOhiph'i~7'
Watts Emma c, 10 Anderson Fowler, = OF 62dst . o
Of 4ta-aNc Ycar---... @'iVVV
Noble Catharnc 4 snd others 90 George III PurseT oo
Franklinaye. 23d Ward; yests IOOo
Hlsi, hS[H99 " a.lave lna VIZ years s 5000
Ii.sy' 1s gSfp Of III Wais"ISf 40 $685. 1900,
Drric. .n samuel. Ia Leshod Hermann, OF Lex . 900
iuKtonaye, ~ a3dst; yesrs.....- ..''.''. I%VOo
Krsuse. Henry and wife. to Merritt TTmble, eN y . ,oo
lsti.si, bet Ayes and Il years ,....--... oVVV
owen aSsatu 'ys ., 54gh.t 1000
Boh-la =; usrss ro,,y ss Of .mitys 10 yess 10000
faT.rr henfy 81 -aT gssxs 10000
sn. H. Tmelne A. d husband to Henry w Lee, 18Th roo
Schoonmakor, Ralph and wife to VIM Earle, OF ooo
b7tltst " Lexington ave NeaTs .-----,: fouo
Same to 'ame' s% oin'I "a 1900
Kaiser rune fualslsn sl 70 1''. $1,000
~, NJ. 10 .,y Trend No I3i Nadsonst years 5000
NflEle ngggne n, and husband. to fd"srd II sOtiaI
oi Ludlow st. Oi iIOsicctaye, 24th "aIdi Z .o
sfahhrit Narr and wife, TO Geo strauss, OF Lud 40,
low IT, It-tcr-st years 4V1
lOgiclall joins Y. SAVAGE, Deputy ioEistef.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Brooklpu Real gstats for Sale.

V1UREE-STORY frame house, 21s Atlantic
\ ave, Court-st.
Franc house, - Eutlerst
Fuontt 80 -, ,.---.... -.
TLrcs story brick aud frame houses 0 81 and % Nassausi
Three sto Tyfraue house,, c6G and 20 Washington 81
GEO. Il. DUTfON, 10 Wall't, y. T.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSIT


cot, g, n 175 IL g OF Iftlraye, 25yiO0; Catherine
ana husband u Henreita J.fnHt..- go
$ i , ifs 81 i, ssfonyus iTenfch $3.50
ll5hs $Sg ~, r. u Mo5,e o ssysb N"gbaae 2eoC
slstsss iG, ysnr SI t,Gfgf 1920
6$d. 30 2oq . e e r,oa lotH aye 1905
l5ihs' = - fS.p rv ~ Krsn,e n ~ 12O0(
staalons, 81 $ - ~ na IL frecnia % 557i
Hslry 81: n 10 - cp. ViemestGr omlns
l36h st, ~ Is " OF Gthaye 1Shytll C~'o"o omina
Delaney 81 3 - II .s " q vehsr GSOC
S7thst 293.3 II OF Ave A, lo3Ab2IOsi MARY "a IN,
ami husband to hl.X hocl '''V''
li2hs1 10 to,,s !, oi 1886
S2a 81, s. . I4S t3n. ~ y gV1 Wsts 1896
Mad sn s21s 1d ,ios an1 ~ ANY l2OOC
.s,s sor aS9 q Sr and nj e % Ave- co
81 & :, zSGo 80 10 10 Iossbs ~ Is 1856
otass & = ~ t II TO q tiri. 9s 10000
~ 81 100 IL " Of boulevard. t3ZtAl4Oli also
IIiI,syt o. IOOS II Of 9zd st. 35.2IlO0; Joseph -o
IiidOr To Christian krnse ''oVU
e2d- ,55 gpS MI. II t 81 ,iica creeor 1880
CIr -,opher st. = e OF Bleeckcrst, Blk IL also,
nrstopheI-st, g. 59ll n of Bieec-eI-Hi loot o,o
7I2; Martin ann and wife to charles shepaiu lV'oOu
ION ave VIE I, 10 ,C aTi 4 ri 2soOC
L1fpE,DI ap5rsna All se 10 imaei Deaeson 1896
Hsniy. SNo2'ol' -'1'o ii''' ii,l'i.. . 800.
l5Isi ,, lRS u !, Ra oI 4 ose 5000
eoncisiI J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Citu Rtal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-A large number OF brown stone
and brick ItOJ SIS running iff IA lJth 81 70 l"-n't'
for sale very cheap fcvera thousand dollars lees tA
actual cost, 10 close a concern. Inquire - - A.
j. a il. DAVIDSON, Attorneys SC,
237 HTOadway
TOR SALE, or TO LEASE for term of
Il ,car, ,rirb a., orlyie.s a. bay enc RESIDENCE
garden. parE. lawn &C. locatri ia the very heahs
part 24I ward near drpot 10 10 l. minutes 10 ron!
second Slroet Depot address ,o A.
No brokers.