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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-15

Cloudy and mild this morning, with appear
ance OF rain. Thermometer AZ aeg. atH A. M.
and wind east Minimum temperature last
night ~ deg. River falling slowly, with 70 feet
4Inches In the channel. Business moderate.
special to the Star.
PITTsBURG, March 15.-S A. M.--River fall
ing, . feet Inches. VI Gather Will be clear,
Thermometer 81. Wind northeast.
The Cons. slillar is fast RECEIVING her cargo,
and will be reaiy to leave for Memphis aC 8
Z. M. to-day.
The Cherokea is advertised to start for New
Orleans ut o o'clock tuis evening. She will
have fair trip.
the Arlington arrived last night from St.
Louis, and will leave for Pittsburg this even
ing. nt Nwy
!fhe United States will be the regular Louis
vile mail packet Tonight. 4~rrp
The Wildwood lett Tor Maysyille to-day at
noon. t.E
The UP, Schenk left for New Orleans last
evening with fair trip, and she has ample
way enga9ements.
The Hudson for Wheeling, and the Dove No.
for the Kentucky River, departed last even
ing. lH .af4
The Pomeroy packet, StJames and the Bos-
tona from huntington, are at the landing this
morning, each with a far trip. They both re-
turn to night. O..
The Glasgow from Evansville yesterday had
| good trip. She Is reloading in order to re
turn this evening.
The Golden Rule from New Orleans reached
tile landing last night. She is advertised to
leave again fol New Orleans on Thursday.
The Thomas Sherlock from New Orleans was
at Shawneetown last night, and is expected to
arrive here some time Tomorrow. She is All
vertsed to Leave for New Orleans on Satur-
day, the 18th.
4he Yint Shinkle, from Memphis for Gin
cinnati, passed UP from louisville at noon
yesterday with splendid trip. She is due
here by Tomorrow morning, and follows tho
CONS. Millar for Memphis. On Saturday even
ing o
I he James ID. Parker, for Memphis, passed.
down from SbawneetoWn at4P. M. yesterday,
on her way to Memphis. Snc has 6ne trip.
The Cumberland River is rising slowly, with
7feet of water on tue shoals at Nashville. The
kanawha River ID failing slowly, with 6 feet
10 inches at Charleston. The Arkansas river
Is rising rapidly, aad "a feet reported in the
channel at Little Rock. The Kentucky River
stationary withl1 u feet at Frankfort.
The Andy Baum left Memphis for Cincin-
natl last evoning with a fair trip. The SUSIE
Silver from Cincinnati for New Orleans passed
down from Memphis at z. III. yesterday.
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other Live stock Markets.

NEW YORK. March Observation-Disclosures the
past week 77Ol, against $50 the previous
week. Market quiet. Common to good steers,
$9al2 IS; prime tu extra, Sill 60al2 80
aogs-N0ne Offering alive.
Sheep-4Market dull. ald 14c lower since last
week. We quote common 20 prime, 6jsaThe:
choice ami extra, 5aSi4c. -Four carloads OF
choice Ohio. averaging i20 lbs, sold at SaSkc.
CHICAGO, March 49, -Cattle-Receipts, 4,0OO.
Shipments, 2,l00 narket duil. and prices
tendisg downward. Fair to good natives are
worth "A 75a5 81 ordinary, $4.2ia4 80; leders,
SAD IS: stockers, $3a4; native cows and heif-
ers, S2a4; Texas and Cherokee, S3ai25.
Hogs-Receipts 7,00J head. Market opened
with a fair demand and steady at 81 50a7 80
for mixed lots. Sales OF bacon at 81 90aS; good
packers, $SaS Is; New England, So 25as 80.
Shipments, 3,S0u head.
sheep Receipts, 1907 head. Market dnl |
and steady; common, 81 25a4 80 flair, "a s71aa5:
best, $525a6 50.
ST. Lou s, March 15.--Hogs-M firm,
but little doing; shipping grades range 81 80aS;
packing, n 7JaS %; butchers, ,$S 3OGS As Phila-
deiphias. So 6JaS Is.
Cattle-Market slow and uncnanged: good to
choice native shipping steers. $5a5 90: medium
to far, 81 25a4 62h; pony steers, s5a5 90; fair
to choice native cows, So 371Sa4 20; native
stockcrs. 81 60a4; feeders, S4a4 6211.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 15.--Hogs - Receipts.
IT'S head. Market unchanged ats1 t0a7 rs.
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Court Cuttings.

John W. Legner against Kate Legner
An application for divorce based on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness and
gross neglected. duty. Decree granted
The State against Nicholas Moran
Mrs. Margaret Moran, the widow of the
deceased, was examined.
Henry Beeres against the City. An
action to recover q baiance of $500 due
plaintiff under q contract for building a
sewer, and $T30 damages growing out of
the manner in which the city dumped
dirt upon it. Verdict for plaintiff on the
lirst count tor 1851, and for the city ON
the second.
e. Folger against w. L. OBrien.
An n'action to recover 81, 121 which the
plaintiff claimed as the uDsett tied portion
of the losses sustained in the business
ofstock brokers' inNew York city. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
The Wills Of Elizabeth Robinson and
Margaret Schenck we're left for tFecord.
The will of Gottleib Aerin was pro-
bated.
John Heuernan was appointed admin
istrator de bonis non of @. j. Ray, de-
ceased. Personally. 81, ,4l9; realty, Sc, 900.
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HDon,t SI,oot.n

A private. house in the vicinity of Tor
renee Road, ON Eastern avenue, was the
scene of a rather dramatic occurrence
at an early hour this morning.
The principal actor in the cast was O.
young and good-looking carpet sales
man in one Of our principal wholesale
houses, who has just returned from a
visit to Germany.
Near midnight last night the young
fellow visited the house Of Mrs. Augusta
| NJ, whose husband, Frank, good,
thard-WOrking painter, has been fendea.
voring TO obtain divorce from her.
The lady was at home, and judging
from the warm reception she gave her
lover, 1t may he presumed that his ap-
pearance there was most welcome. An
hour or two was passed by the twain in
biissful solitude, as lar as the lovers
knew.
But the fact 10. the husband and an
other man We're witnesses OF their tender
Manifestations of Affection from con.
yenient window overlooking the scene.
But at last, becoming weary
Of Watching, they concluded to Invade
the sanctity of the apartment, and sum-
moning the assistance of Lieutenant
Mitchell and PatrOimau Nick Mart, they
broke in the door and confronted the
guilty PAIR.
Frank, the husband, was in advance;
seeing whom, the amorous salesman
took leap for life, aud dashed tor the
rear door, while Frank COVERED his fly.
ing form (there wasn't much covering of
any other kind ON the terror-sSricNen
Don Juan) with jack.knife, which he
used in lies Of a pistol. &
The shivering salesman, catching q
glimpse OF the brass buttons Of the Off
GERS in the rear, he cried piteously,
i"Don't shootl oh save me from this
man's vengeancel Save me-save mel"
He was saved. Frank without much
difficulty was persuaded to sheathe his
harmless knife, the lady was tenderly
tucked away In her little
bed, and the balance OF the party
at Q o'clock in the mofning
proceeded to the Station-house in Full
ton with their captive, whore he plead,
with tears in his eyes, to be let off. The
officers and the husband, alter brief
consultation, agreed to let the captive
free, thinking perhaps that his punish
ment had been sufficient.
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TRE WEEKLY STAR.
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Police Court.

Miscsllaneous-Manuel Mabrey, carrying
concealed weapons, SIS; George Nicholson,
same, $25; Nick Conrad. assault with intent to
kill, continued; Dan. and Tom. Flanagan, and
Victor Mclean, robbery. continued; Mike
Hayes, malicious destruction Of property. con-
tinued; same, resisting officers, continued;
john Smith, resisting officer, continued; Pat.
O'Connor, malicious destruction OF property,
30 days and $40: James Brannon abusing lam.
lily, dismissed; VIM. Lampke, receiving stolen
goods $50; John Powell, Pat Burns ami Thos,
Burns, illegal voting, bound over; George En-
gelke, resisting officer, 80. ~
Petit Larceny--M Zltzler, continued; Roh't,
Thomas and A. Hoffman, 50 days aud $50 each;
Henry Lampke. 80 days and $50; Geo. Davis
80 days; Sam. McDonnell dismissed: Thos''
Dillon, 0O.days AND $25; Rob't McFall and Jno.
DelauQ, continued; Jno. Kumler, dismissed;
Mary Reider, 81 days and $iUJ.
vags-M. Carnsy, 80 days; sallie McGinnis,
90 aays. HS
DE0nk and DIsdsdsrly-Hef Hefmap Espsaahine.
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FINANCIAL.
CINUINNATI. March 15-1:30 T. M.

CINCINNATI. March 15--1:30 T. M.
Gold is quiet In New York to-day, and quoted
Here it is worth ll4,S buying, ana
i1l4ss selling. Gold checks on New York held
at llIA.
There is a fair demand for money. and the
imarket steady.
Localsecurities are quiet. Gin. s. r. 7l80s, f03
and interest. with moderate sales. Gas Com
paDy's stock, 10S Little Miami r. II. stock ID
held at 9sa99. Consolidated street Railway
stock, u. ~
Eastern exchange is in moderate request at
u 20 discount buying, and 1-2O premium sell9
Ting. Sterling exchange is steady at .56a4 20
gold. 1a e.t ~
Government securities are steady, with raod-
erate local transactions. They are quoted
here as fOlIDWg: y
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CINCINNATI, March 10.
The trade has been rather brisk during the
past week. The market is steady. No mate
rial change in prices.
BLEAeHED CoTTONs New York Mills l4e,
iWamsuttas 12!ac, Duval l25sc, Fruit of the
Loom lus<c. Lonsdales 10Ac, Hope SIC. Sheet
ings-Iowell 30c. Allendale 30c, Peppercll
|32Lc,
BROWN SHEETINGs-Eastern standards 9sza
li10e. Western, case.
PRINTs--Standards selling at &c, lower
grades Ga6Isc.
,JEANs-W Winona 2oc, Power CSC. Oregon s71s
Minneola 40c.
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James Breen, Owen Holmes, 81 each; James
Sweeney, $40; Manuel Mabrey, dismissed: John
George Nicholson, IS each; Ghas. McKurney,
Chas MCPHERSON, SO each: Robert Wild, john
Lucas, Michael Ionners, s. ieacl; VIM. White,
Michael Hayes, continued; john 6heiheirnsF,
Michael Burke, dismIssed; Michael scanlon,
81; Barney Hunt, George Engcfke, dismissed.
Assault And Battcry-JUnn and Margaret
Grilig. dislDisse,l; Michael Burke, Continued;
VIM. Nuttle, continued; VIM. Clark, dis
missed.
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Mortuary RECORD.

Mary Fewek, II months, city.
Alice Shafer, 10 months, city.
Betsy Whitehear, . months, city.
Lillian Mary Price, 10 days, city,
Ann Stow, 81 years, Baltimore.
Henry Bune, = years, city.
Infant Pradford, SO hours, city.
Louisa Harbrook, " years, Germany.
John Halpin, 40 years, Ireland.
Bessie j. Mehle. 9 months, city.
Alexander II. Nasmyth, ~ years, city.
Infant Brangan, IA hours, city.
John Henry Walker, stiilDorn. city.
Karl Geo. II. Ges. 20 years, city.
Joseph Singraft, year, city.
VIM. Mcdonald, 81 years, city.
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Gilbert Lewis, boy Is years old, who
has been from infancy an inmate OF the
Pauper Home at Tarrytown, Pa, has
found his long-!0st mother. She lost
him and her husband during the war,
learned that her husband had committed
snicide, and thereupon married q nohies
%nn IL EussiS rse boy xghs is now = e z
9ovels eng plays always epd ~ exactly
lhis poiuti - : = ...4s's ..4ss
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Marriage Licenssn.

The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
w. A. Cross and Harriet B. Hayford.
Yanderhne Yogt and Elizabeth Felt.
Henry Mundheuk and Louisa Snyder.
Adam Fikentscher and Ida Thefn.
George w. Sleigh and Katie Shumard.
Harvey Hamilton and Lena Slete
Nm. Schultz and Mary Morneng.
VIM. L. Aiding and Lena Rinkie.
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LOCAL NE WS.
PersOnal.

Col. Barnes, of Cambridge, Guernsey
County, Ohio, an able member OF the
bar, and at present a candidate for the
office of Secretary of State on the Re-
publican ticket, Is in the city.
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HOGS-Aiarket firm and moderately active.
They are quoted to-day 81 40a7 rs for coninon
light, 81 9Ja9 Is for faIr TO good light, IS Ga
S5 for fair to good butcheis', per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Moderato demand, and market
rather weak but without any change in prices.
Common are worth $sa3 50. Medium grades
S3 TOAD 50, anu good butchers $4 75a5a5 per
GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-hIarket steady, with good demand,
and prices unchanged. We quote: Com-
8 so per Genital.
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The following is the 1 30 P. M. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea Ster.
rott II Co., 28 West Third street,
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LEXINGTON, KY.

@Dancing" will be the subject Of Rev.
Y. w. McGarvey at the Broadway
Christian Church next Sunday.
Mr.. r. Garland tenders his thanks 70
the FIRE Department for their prompt
resplnse TO the alarm Of fire that was
given ffom his dwelling on Sunday.
G. The work of hitting Sr st. Paul's Cath
QlAe VAaFch is rapidly progressing. The
handsome side affairs and life size
ktatues OF St. Patrick and st. Boniface
have arrived and are being put In place.
when complete this sanctuary will be
4mong the finest In Kentucky. ye
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TOLEDO. March l5-Wheat firm at 81 25k
March, 81 z714; April 81 l19N, buyers; whit,
wheat steady at 81 %; extra, 81 S51s. Corn
STEADY: dc, March; 5Uc, May. Oats steady
No. 2. S4e. Glover steady ut IS &c
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOEK, Friday. Jan. %, 1870.
There were no sales at the Exchange Sales
eooms to-day:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Mlle. THERESA
IA TIrIENa

REENTREE OF SIGNOR RRIGNOLI.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan 81 al : O'clock hrst time thls
of Donizetts Grand Opera, In three acts
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
MneSUERESA TIrIENS, for the hrst time In America,
In her World renowned character of Lucretia
Miss BEAUMONT, first time = OTs!niO
Signor HIGNOI ls first after absence OF
three yCars) as Gcnuaro
ssnOr ohANDINI Chs first appearance in opera this sea
SOM as the Duke.
Musical Director and Conductor ..... MAX mARETZEK
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb 2, last Out one).
IL TROVATOKE.
FRIDAY EVEEING-IaS TITIENS OPERA NI0HT.
SATURDAY Feb. 5-ONLY GRAND TIIIENS NATL
NEE.
Zach purchaser ~ reserved seats will be presented FREE
OF CHAHGE, with copy OF the correct
TIfIFNS OPERA LIBRETro
Seats be the BoNoice OF tho Acs1emy OF
Music, Fourteenth and AT Rtriophs 1872 broadway
Positively free lsI with the exception Oi tBe pross
MOS DAY EVENING. Feb Z. Lille TITIENS at the
BIoOkiyn ACaIemy
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

DOR SALE on easy terms and at bargains to
close and lO 7o4 5tbsve, near 6Sdst
House and lot Madisonave east side near sthS fvs os
Gath between 5t and Madison and many other va
lots IN parts Of tie city Apply At once OF hsta's
OF Nm. III. RAYSOH, 300 Broadway cor. 34thst
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Coanlrn propertn Go Get.

AT TARRYTOWN, on the IludsOn-To LET,
~ immediate pnSsrssOi, two beautifully F. ENlSHED
s USIS ali modern c0nyenenc stable, garden &c, very
cheap rents :. EMhEKoON, 90 Siythave.
PHILADELPHIA HOTEL FOR RENT.
First class BOIiI, Broad ana Nainut ss; 10 cham
btrs. / bathrooms. Tocms en- sultr.
Location cannot be surpas. od. THREE fronts.
J. II. EDWARD, J24 walnut st. Philadelphia
STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, ", j., for
- SALE LEASE.-i Proposals Will De received for the
purchase lease Of the STOCKTON IOi IL Cape May.
The Hotel c0ntas 81 furnished and o. pou'd com
mmolIde tiIOI. Tn rHuud
acre, rOuiirg Dir" Us th'
ocean ddoiIs tie hotel nd conial sh r'chs
nsDn,y furnished NIB 'WJ roo Ds lb attt. 40 proposals
less than S2L5OO0 viii BE- consilcr,l. Nth payWyut o
$4,000 cash delivery OF deed an sp b tnc 20 DE
occurred by chal, and r'aI 'Sat "!ih p"lr"
Insurance.
II not sol .ase The h1e VII te open for guests early
Iuu, under management ~ O." S"rkt - ""trl CO.
amt f oputat maintained tle best and most
Portable seaside Iiote On the A'i1nu, Colsi.
q. ". DJ..tANtE,
Bristol. Buols Co. Penn.
rTO LET or for SALE, at great sacrifice,
MANSION HOUSE (.tolcl aIl elr ant rrur rnI-, stl leo
horns AID orthuusts frJ tD2 es, and Ne.ce 10 abun
danc~ Nan.asse ci'tr or % NtcS Depot
on Flushing side RHlr0ad time iJ New "iA,
loIr boating la hing aud snug Ado 81 J. " rH 'lr|.
GIest IL. 40 cthinant Ahch rAgo r a'sfc
Two LET-The DWELL.NG-iIOl.-E and
Tlrogg- Neck W'stch'ster Count., Wiih % ACRES II
Ipiv on hc premises or ioJ O. JENKINS, At the Firs
NztlOu.l Bank, BIO.~Iyn, y. !.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Broohlpn Real Csid,e for Sale.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-The whole or
Il part LOTS In tic city Of brooklyn, In growing
negoIhood Iros ect PARK. VIII be exchanged for
rCOuBtIy Improved Yarn Long Is and the lots
Tree For particulars inquire OF CARSON
HIiisli. Law ObCe 3g7 FlIOnst. oppOs " City Hail.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Amusements.
AN EVENING OF ENGLISH GLEES

AN EVENING OF ENGLISH GLEES
IA atCHICkERING HALL, complimentary TO
Mr. GEORGE T. AIKEN, -
O'Clock.
Miss Beobe will sing Iark the cock " Miss Finch
viii sing with vocal Gcc0mfaniment Tho Image of tho
Rose Messrs Nlsen Baird viii the great duet from
Nollques Abraham (" Goibecks Septe will be repeated
Sr AIKEN will sing Schuberths Wanderor " Mr. Floro VIII
Mr. Henry Eyre Browne
viii exhibit the Concert organ.
Seas at I'll each obtained al Schubert 2S UNION
Rock wood 4 Ca aSery. bI9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Gounfrp Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Erie X. r., one
~ hour city. depot. prco. $500. VIII EX.
CHANGE for house in Brooklyn. BULAND WHITING.
bBeeknsn.st
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Gin properln % fei.

A FIRST FLOOR and Basement, 6 rooms
~ SO Floor rooms. so jrooul-, $50 rooms, So
SlS with I'm rOyCucns Elegant II ucA llljs sGS 10 $50
good ocs tions. JOHN j. LEANCEAtT 20 Eglthave
rEO LEr-An elegant BASEMENT, 2oX3O,
In a bIliing facing CITY Hall Psr& ths rooms well
billiard
hight and easy Apply TO J. " WiCAOrF * Coz -
Park
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
Gilrnlions rnnuteo--fem1!e

CHAMBrRMAID and WAITRESS.-A vonng
" woman as chamb rmald ant Waltress wning as'st
IN sasling: country good ciY reference ioj We"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29


OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NXw-YoRK CITY.
7rsst n f. ios II ofAyen1e p. 2OH970; VIM Bran
%, d' ana % SIX * n az ave- xio2e: Emanuel
BSrnheiae q wife to May N M1Tt nae c., eico
Tiyep eyr. 10 lesand@r : iyen ..Y..... Nominal
EJs3 spi =. e.6 To- b. Jon FefEea omina
Gi6iSns IT, 10 ierSafi i ;iaan Nominal
Slstst 420neot 2daye 2Gx9 .; alec. lst
cor Of sstst 4a4y75; ais 3Ist At, 225 # y o.
Jaeger aad vile to charles Il T. rhtt.... =. Nominal
'GieIi RireGncT aid Siio to PetSf olisieih
'is snd IN Tfe to Joseph 5 ta.e Nominal
0iIf and sf i 4, - o. pi Case ts 3 a erroon
Sgtl e3 and an wiz 'V % Henri SSi 1909
IL, a5G aye & + 10 ~ ,.ic ~ Il vS
sT29d~Iy,s g., tII .n IoS g. T. Mar, it1Seri - 5000
G, was Cs rotten ard v c 70 Gnt6 SioG 05
N T' ST. JS % :. y Io To,i reie. to T. Us Mcrs lioO
mSrrs %f' 'i1 a. Ieoi IT Of cni al ave- 75xi25
Twenty o,rti wsnll same % same 80; 100
O1Se@tyfoarih Wsrdr same to s.ale".". 80. 1000
vlga,ee zoo z. 10 r. ,.rir St dgFi,'ay' aI ''''0
tiSn i1Sq' of tn ave, 75xlt3- also 100 Il
" Of Oh ave Dot Iith and 5'.is 2osoo a;o l,th
Dun : AN is ana - to wn, -ipran assignee Nominal
'G,'5., DIi 1 a. A. ,,.'~ 10 so6er .nel . . 500
'IHao HosS.,ntai 70 ANA VI -r,h ... 10 900
~ s 10 + eit, i' 't Be 1000
isthsi 8 iS,5 T. y o. 5;nave I34xos9 DANIEL 40
y SIn tn "a rgaret U1rsulin --..--. ~ Op
s;th S. rs o !th ave. 18Th n Oh ~ l'ne-
NeitlIT par W. "'' -. TO,
sit6 e. - 5.tv of % ave- 9OI irregular Joan
Lewis. referee. o IOhn Dikr... ---.... i,5"O
beth.-t. u 1854 ut STA ave. 2ONlOOj FREDERICK
smNth. IeleIe., "a CHARLES SANFORD EbOlU
Hisan. r5cfe,, 70 Jo1a ssh.ag. ''........ $500
0pacahsIa-r... -, '.... 2l.4DO
Washington ave, $50 un Of lOth-et. tOxl2G oath
Wari Iur~ ell referee, 10 ianiel curry 300
lar; Wright IT, referee, 70 Agnes Ryan -. 1900
samuel wilson n others 70 John harper ~. 1850
$40 sthave A & h DAVIS 10 JnO SchoDnmaker;3
years ......-....-.... .......... - 5000
! l. /. Viite
bi3 3dave Pinckney eX'r, TaOs Lynch years 1900
lOneAI.l J. \. SAVAGE Deputy hs2lster
New-York tribune., 1876-01-29
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAG

Post Sarah 20 Maria Post. OF 2Othst. year . $4,000
Asynoc Henry. 10 FrtSlerch Muller, ss Of 3Pth H.,
OF 20 ave years .......... TOO
Cory, TODiss J. and wife, 10 Patrioa Diver ssOf
A0tTOos, No ~ .-......-... ..,.... 1000
5dave of 4Gie'fI ytsrs..... ...-... 1880
Burke John, q oscar Fetr.s, ex, soi 5Shsi, eOi
Same TO same u 8 5Sths at Of Gth.avo year . 10000
5St 81, O. shave ycar--.....- 10000
ohsrs, Nos g. Z and iIo,6kcn ST years 10000
Raven, Mary. sfrTudu SAV BJnk, &oh nt, bet
Broad way Gl-4e year ...... -. 1900
Reiss AIua ", 10 Jacob Schumann, GOuYernour Il.
OF MOnis st 23d ward years 1900
of i2ltas y'nrs ..,..-..... i2OO0
Ply Summer : h. WsD Iibbe, 23ls Of Oh ave lJ3G
C8rcholL Mary Jeanet B4TCHel, 5Sthsi, OF
L-Sluls AID others; demand 1000
OF lOtlayv ye,rs. ........... lOOOO
Oliver 81 leZrT DaLiei Smart, l2Oiitst Of
Avenue \: year. ....-........ -:-.. 5000
Itenuc B u Of IGilsI. i yosr.'. ...~.. 2275
Ju.sOn Chas q, ant Nie 10 Christopher Meyer,
uusco kmgsDridgo Load, li2d and lS3tsts. -
10000
fita.sye years 10000
ArstI Oag SusSjibs ,, and husband. to Amanda Rus
sing. " WasAinftonsve II Of 5th-st, 2od Ward
Th6rnal, sarah V, and husband 10 4 4 Voorhees, sc
COZ IOtaSe aud 2Oltis1 IA yosrs.-.... 1856
IIoasiOn- Of sherifst year. =. 1000
Gregg Robert q. and nlle, 10 tebecca Prescott,
Sd-svc, bat 27h and kStsis ycars 1000
Co, eor III AID concorl s.s 1Sd WlTd year - 100
lOne.All j. y. SA'AGL Deputy Register