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4 eEHrlt MINT.

In our style OF climate. with it's sudden changes
OF smperature-rsin, wind and sunshine often
in . single day-it is no wonder
that our children. friends and relatives are SO
frequently taken from US by neglected colds, half
the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A
bottle Of Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will prevent seri-
GUS sickness. a large Doctors bill, and perhaps
death. by the use Of three or foLr doses. For
curing Consumption, Hemorrhages Pneumonia.
Severe Coughs. Group or any disease of tho
Throat or Lungs. its success is simply wonder
fdl, Is your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and village on
this continent. Sample bottles for trisl. loo. Z;
regular size. 75c. Theo. Gosewisch, Agent,
Lexington, Missouri. decl5-ow
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MANY IAnlES

Suffering from Nervousness, Painful Periods and
Debility, will and there is no way in which
their health may be SO enectually regained relief
from PAIN obtained. and functional regularity
established rs in the use Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. The nursing mother, exhausted by the
care Of her little one, dnds her strength and
nerves resto red by Its uss. while the mothers
comfort thus secured. is impaired through the
milk to her babe. making the little one happy,
cheerful, free from pain. and disposed to re-
freshing sleep. Buy a 81 bottle from your drug
gist. d. W. b. 1evis, Lexington. Mo-, or
. sample bottle At Is cents. and test Its
merits. decl9-eOw
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Mr.. Ward, of the firm OF Stewart & Ward.
Kansas City, will be at Messrs. W. IL. kwinF
+ Co.'S stable, In this city, Monday. March
4th for the purpose Of purchasing u few good
hor.es from five to seven years old, fat and
sound, clear OF blemishes also n few good
mules l54 hands high for which they Will
pay the highest market price, In cash.
Bring in your horses and mules. feb23t2
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CAUTION TO THE PuBuc.

A. . protection against counterfeis the pres
snt proprietors have patented the Likeness Of
DR.. A. Q. Slmmons. the originator OF Simmons
Liver Medicine. rs . trade mark. Hereafter the
original and only genuine DR.. A. Q. Simmons
Liver Medicine will be put up in yellow wrap.
pers with his likeness upon ssch package and
bottle-nons other genuine. Beware OF counter
fsis and INSCRIPTIONS persons Offering you
other preparations. For sale by j. A. Quar,es
4 Co. d W. b Tevis and Theo. GosewIsch.
n. A. i Co, Sole Prop'rs.,
janl2ml ChattanosgA, Tennessee.
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Stock Notes.

VIM. Harrison shipped three car loads of cat.
tie from Page City, Thursday, 18th.
Messrs. Stewart and Ward. Kansas city. will
be in our market for the pur chase of horses and
mules, Monday, March 4th. See fuller notice
elsewhere. feb23-2t
Doc. Ridges sale will come off. at his farm
two miles northeast Of HiggInsville. Monday
March llth. when he will sell n considerable
amount OF stock. crops, SC. See advertisement
elsewhere. feb2}-2t
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Strike While the Irons Hot"

In consequence Of the dullnsss OF trade 1
ind myself somewhat overstocked with
heavy winter goods, which 1 do not wish to
carry over, and Will therefore close them
out at much reduced prices. Now 10 your
time to get these goods At almost your own
prices. feb2tf b.
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Aullville.

school OF AuIlville will give an exhibition On
Tuesday, February 26th. No pains will be
spared to make this an intellectual treat 10
our patrons aud friends, who are invited to
attend. The programme, beside that which
is usual at school exhibitions, Will contain q
plentiful supply Of lively songs, glees, &c,
with instruments Accomplishments. We
shall try and secure plenty OF room. so that
our friends may be comfortably seated.
Wishing to furnish our school room . little
better, n small entrance fee will be charged.
C.. H.. LACY, Teacher,
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Particular Notice.

Those persons knowing themselves in
debted to ms will confer a great favor bv
calling Immediately and paying up. l am
obliged to have the money, 10 meet my
obligations. l hope no further netice may
be required. fek2tf Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

Though we have no official information
on the subject, We are Informed that The
principal business which will come before
the county grange, which meets Tuesday,
March 18th. will be = discussion OF the con-
dition of the county roads, and the best
means OF working them in the future. The
subject is an important one, and should call
out q large Attendance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

Joy to the AFFLICTED. One OF our most smi-
nent American chemists has discovered . pro-
cess whereby be obtains. in . pxlatsbls form, ali
the active medicinal properties OF the East India
Cinchona bark. without disturbing thu irritan,
and inert matter. In this preparation the aka
loits are In their native combinations. and the
same proportions Of the Ingredients are main
tained A. exist In the celebrated bark from tho
Esilgherry hills. This preparation Il called
CLlF1olp's FRSRIFUoR, and 10 fast taking the
place OF Qninins and the so-csllsd Ague Cures
ETC., in the market. For sale by all druggists.
J.. &. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.,
feb2Dl St. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

Charlotte Thompson and the Wallack
combination are making a successful
dramatic tour. They were highly spo-
ken of by the Kansas City papers.
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Grass Seeds.

We have In stock Il large lot ofnew Glover.
Timothy. Blue Grass. Orchard Grass, Red
Top, Miliet and Hungarian seeds, which we
are Offering low FOR eash. Special figures
given on large lots. G.. A. d J.. DUNKKL.
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General Market,
NEW YORK, Feb. 81, 1873.
GOLD-Opened and closed at lol Y, with sales
In interim u l02.

ses~
In interim ~ l02.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 81, 1878.
FLOCR-Firm and not qustably higher.
GRAIS-Whest opened higher, hat sased OF
at the CLOSE; No. 3 red. 81 70. cash; 81 2ih bid
higher Tor c.sh; a. ts&3c cash; t3c bid Febru-
Sry; 42sc March. Oats 6rm and higher; &c
cash; a'Ec bid March. Rye steady and trm;
SIC cash.
PROvISIONs-Pork firm; $40 IS cash; $40 IS
March. Dry salt meat. nrmer Shoulders at
$3 so; long clears. IS 20; short, IS 45@5 80. Ba-
con quiet and easy; - SOFAS IL. and ~ S9S
Lard nomInRlly higher At 81 Is
C~ATTLE-In fair shipping demand; butchers
sc lower: stockers in good demand; prime to
choice shipping steers. 81 sO@5 butchers.
So 23a 3 81 = cows and heiiers. S3S3 GO: stock
ers, ~ 5OG3 SO. Receipts, 3. 800.
HOGS-Slow, and about SC lower on packing
Rraies; fair shipping demand for light weights;
light. 81 39G3 20; packing, % 10a3 IS; butchers
to fancy. % sOG4. Receipts. 3. 400.
SHEEP-BuyeIs demanding concessions; there
Is fair shipping enquiry; common TO choice.
81 1894 81 y extra heavy shipping, ~ S0S4 IS.
Receipts. SO.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court OF Lafayette county Feb
ruary terln-3d day-February 18th, 1875.
william L. Beatie, Administrator OF the estate
James +. Bonham, deceased.
NOV at this day comes William T.. Beatie,
~ administrator of the estate Of James +. Bon
ham deceased. and presents his petition, pray
ing for an order for the sale oil so much
of the real estate of said deceased as will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by
said estate. and yet unpaid for want OF suNlcien,
assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists and
inventories required by law in such cases: on
examination whereof, il is ordered that all
persons interested in said estate be notified that
application as aforesaid has been made, and thu I
unless the contrary be shown on or before tie
hrst day OF the next term OF this court, 70 be
held on the secondMondsy in May, Isis, an order
will be made for the sale OF the whole, ca so
much OF the real estate OF said deceased. ns will
be sufficient for the payment of said debts.
And 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the eekly lntelligencer. q newspa-
per printed in said county Of Lalay cite. for four
weeks excessively before the commencement Of
the next Term OF this court.
A true copy: Attest.
WIN. T. CANNON,
feb23 OF Judge OF Probate Court.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

7 ETTERS of administration on the estate OF
IL william ID. AcCord deceased. were granted,
to the undersigned on the Goth day of February,
1873. bv the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri. ~
All persons having CLAMPS againsi said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance, to
the administrators, within one year amer the date
of this notice. or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF such estate; and II suob claims be
not exhibited within two years they viii be for
ever barred. JOSEPH n. LOWE.
feb23ti administrator
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Lexington Market.

In this report the Wholesale prices are given In
lett hand column. and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce, the figures on the
left denote what the merchants are paying, and
on the right the prices at which they sell.
FLOUR-City XXXX per sack $3.50
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A Card.

Gentlemen OF the Lexington Silver Gornet Band:
Recognizing your association A. An institution
OF Lexington which has given us an envisbls
reputation abroad As lovers aud patrons of the
art divine" approaching the perfection OF ex-
ecution to which you have arrived by q contin-
ued organization and practice for NOR. than
twenty years; your Efforts 20 elevate the standard
OF music. and the generous and prompt manner
in which you have Iuvarisbly responded to all
calls of charity, the citizsns Of Lexington and
Lafayette county desire to give You . compli-
men'ary benefit at such time ~ YOU may name
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

The supreme court of the state ad-
journsd. last Saturday, until, Monday,
March 4th.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

John Ables was hanged at Carthage
on Friday. Feb. 18th, for the murder Of
Jno. Lane. Mcdonald county, April
10th, 1874. :
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TINE PARENT OF

4 star ~ indicates that the cattle are being
fed for grazing in the spring.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TSNIIE annual meeting of the Patrons Mutual
i Insurance Company, of Lafayette CO Mo.
will be held on Tuesday, March 5,h, at the hail
OF Lafayette Grange, Ave miles northeast of His-
ginsville, al 10 O'Clock, u III. Three directors
will he chosen, to serve for three years. A full
feb23Rle SECRETARY
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TEREIC

PUBLIC SALE.
TINE undersigned. having deter
L mined to quit farming. will sell. at -
public auction. on Pine street, IN the
city of Lexington, on OIL
MONDAY, MARCH I, 1878,
the following personal property, to-wIt: Four
horses. three mich cows, sixteen Berkshire
ness. plOws, hsrrows, hay rakes, &C., and .
large quantity of household and kitchen furni-
ture. consisting of bedsteads. washstsnds, OK
tension table, ideboard, chars, sofas, marble
than ten dollars. Cash; ten dollars and upwards.
note with security, payable elk
months after date. A discount at The rate Of 10
per cent. per annum on time sales where the
febI6tn G. c. ALEXANDER.
PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING sold my farm, on which l
l1still live. 1t being two miles north -
cast of Hig2insville, on the Salt-Pond
road. i will, on ~
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1873,
sell the following described Personal Property,
to-wIt: Thee good work mules. one mule colt,
fine saddle qualities; one three-year-Old mare,
with good pedigree; one horse colt. sireu by
Cadmus, the celebrated saddle-horse; three good
mich cows, one extra twO-yeRr-Old heifer, five
extra two-year-old steers, six No. / ysarling
one good heller, and one high-grade bull
calf. Also u lot of 50 to IS head of logs; u lot OF
hay In the stack; oats and corn; three bee hives;
one Champion reaper, one Climax corn planter.
plows. harrOws and all sorts of tools usually
used on a farm. Also part of my household
cash; all over. payable october LIST, without in
terest, purchaser giving note with approved Sc
i.bsaw2 DOC RIDGE.
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c. E. ballard.
Jno. +. Arnold,
Charles BonnelI,
r. 8. Fuik-rson.
VIM L. Cannon.
D. W. Il I'evis,
n. K. Keller.
Fayette Patterson,
Davis 4 Ailstadt.
Z. b. Daniel.
William X. Steele.
Robert Taylor.
Frank X. Tut.
X. Trotier,
7. J. John,
Theo. GosewIsch,
Jno. 4 Burden,
y. T. John,
Il. Taubmsn.
H. Scott,
Geo. Farrar,
b. Marshall.
Il Kramer.
james Peak,
". A. ChsnsIor,
II W Withsrs.
j. II. Fleming.
Gee. Wilhers.
Z. A. Dunkel. Jr.,
VIM. Morrison,
q l.. %Schoheld,
Leo Keller,
Philip Keller.
Geo. l.. Nenable,
Geo. Wilson. Jr.,
\. haerle,
+ l.. b. eiing,
John Taubnsn,
2. S. Mitchell.
Pat. Schroe;er,
August Msushund,
c. Gruber, Jr.,
w. b. Hamlet.
ID. ii. Smith.
ID. Russell.
Il. j. +. Ahrsns,
{. H Royle,
e. b. Russell,
). Summers.
Chas. Gunlack,
j. T ". Mexican,
VIM. Young,
w. II. Ewing,
John Ackia non.
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GREAT LIMITED MAIL ROUTE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
MIDDLETON rowHslIP.

Total for Lexington township.
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PUBLIC SALE.

LAYING sold my farm, on which
l1still live, 1t being two miles north -
cast OF Higginsville, on the Salt-Pond "
road. ! will, on ~
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
ICO PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NENY.NORk AND puILADELPHIA.
Eourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts in
Philadelphia, two In NewYork

Iourteen Through Trains each daily three DepOs in
Philadelphia, two In New-York-
poe raek the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety
ON and after November IL, 1874
Express Trains leaves via Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries, follows: . -. -
and p. Sunday, a. u., g. 0. $780, T. $3.50 and D. NJ
Boats "BrOOkn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey city ahordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. 49,. o,o o.- 80 =
$50 and Ii Limited Express, 800 p m) $50
and 1885 p mr. and l2mdnght ON sunday 32O 33osa7. B.
$50. a. M, 4, 1885 p. M and II midnight , - =
Ticket oices 626 and 944 Broadway, NO. Astor house.
and foot OF Desbrossss and Cortand No Courtst,
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton St, Brooklyn;
Nos ia li6 and llS Hudson st. HOboken; Depot Jersey
City. EmgrAnt Ticket once, No. Batteryplaee
FRANK THOMSON L. r. FARMER
eneral Masager. Oenl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
Bankrupt Not res.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
Il for The EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
IL BAyKKUrTCY. In the matter Of MARSHALL DEEMEH
John ,DeCmeTs Sons bankruptEastern District
OF warrant in bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF MARSHALL DEEhER
trading John DCemcTs sons Of the County Of Philadelphia
and state Pennsylvania nii district who has been duly
the petition Of hs creditors; and the
Uayment debts and the delivery Of any property be-
longing said bankrupt him TO ana the transfer Of
him forbidden by law meeting
creditors said bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose
of his estate cOsdcr the
of composition proposed by said BANKRUPT to wit; To
creditors cpntum Of their respective claims
I'M and settlement therCOf1nt half ol said %
uer cenm 10 be paid days after the recording
Of composition and the remaining half
of per cenum be paid IN tho notes o the bankrupt
f. Fieius cudOrs"r thereon to bear
payable SIX nine and twelve months; the
bankpt assign his creditors all dividends f any which
entitled receive from the estate Of f.
stokes In bankruptcy will be held at of bankruptcy
be holden 6ij Walnut ST. Philadelphia In SAID district
on the gh day OF APRIL 4. d. 1873 at IL o'clock, the
of Edwin r. Chase esq one OF the registers In bank
ruptcy OF said district.
JAMES \. KERNs L. = Marshal for said District
Mh23 lawZwF
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
Gorpornllon Notlies.

NOTICE.--Leases for certain piers and bulk
~ heads will be offered public sale Ia be held by order
the Department Of Docks al the EScange saesrooms No.
iii broadway on MONDAY. 10Th APRIL 1873. For full
Information sec City Record" for salt at No CITY
Hall.
DROPOSALS for GROCERIES, &c, will be
i received by the DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES and
CONNECTION until April lG 1873. For ful particulars
The City Record. for sale al No. . city Hall.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LAW OF PRIVATE CORPORATIONS: BY eEoh'h
w FIEiD. svO PIP 1871 John d. Parsons IT.
This volume is intended to be an exposition
and Illustration OF the law as it now exists relating TO
private corporations and especially those created LOT
the pecunlary emOlument of their projectors Ahe ISe
ties which, in recent years. legislation has offered ior inc
creation Of corporations has caused prooglous num-
ber OF them spring up in every State OF the Onon' anu
these associations found engaging IN every variety
of useful pursuit. concentrating capital ana mtesehce
upon every kind Of social and practical undertaking,
for the advancement Of religion and morals ana
,be distribution OF charity for the encouragement
and diffusion Of knowledge, literature, science ana
the arts, for the executing OF schemes Oh
internal communication and Improvement ana lot the
development and extension OF the interest OF mlhhH'
manufactures agriculture and commerce II has Deeoo
ms easy In of the States for individuals desiring 10
combine their capital or industry. under the
general laws provided for the purpose, as IL If 10 COM
bne In the form and under the name of partnership
There has arisen therefore. mass OF decisions 'ouc
ing corporate rights, duties or interests ana so rapuS
have they accumulated that it has seemed to become
labor of actual public utility, If not necessity 10
arrange compare and codify them and restate
the principles Of law which they contain
Mr. Field I'm the book before US, has done TINS "orH
with much intelligence He discusses the general nature
and characteristics Of corporations aggregate the moe
OF their creation the rights, duties and obligations OF
their members, stockholders directors, officers and
agents generally their associates in the corpora
ton and TO the public the mode in which corporations
act transact their business and the validity OF the
contracts the pecuarites Of suits at law and In equity
by and against them; the amagamation and CONSOLE
daon Of corporations and their dissolution These top
ics are divided into appropriate chapters ana these
again arc subdivded into sections in manner TO iac-
tate consultation and the table of contains the
titles OF more than 1000 authorities Which arc
cited In the body Of the work in Illustration
and support Of the principles. Many OF the suoects'
such agency estoppe the doctrine of ultra yres etc.
are treated generally in pursuance of the authors pan
while others receiving little attention elsewhere are
discussed with much more elaboration. In the foot
notes are given besides explanatory remarks and fuller
quotations from decisions than would be appropriate
in the text many scraps Of curious information germane
TO the subject and serving to emphasize the point TO
which they are cited The literary execution OF inc
work that OF practiced writer and the Typography
is everything which could be desired.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday. April IL, 1877
The davis business at the Exchange sa
room was disposed Of as follows
Bv A. H. Muller q Son.
5.stOrv brick building with lot. No go Duanest
cor Of AIlensT lot 2ixib Henry Havemeyer. go
| 4.story and basement brown stone house with l0t
No II East 2ithst, s. Of Madls0n-aVe lOt ZoA2 on
4stOry and attic brick buildings and stores WIN @
lots Nos and South WIlliam-st, cor OF MIL N
lane each lot 2O6x7S.2; Francis A Weeks; ---.. oo
5sIory brick store with lot No 276 Greenwichst ,o
W cor OF Warren.st, lot 26.9xs0; Chas Mathews 4o
/ 5.stOry brick warehouse with lot, No Al Tompklns-
st. g r. I79 II of Rivingtons lot 2lxlOO; Il Bad
By Scott d MUer. -
4.story and basement brick house with lot No diI
Fast Broadway 8 2Ol. i It of Ilutgers-s lot 25x
7j WOfsDn. ..''.....-.'. AV
By 4. H. NicOldy & Ca.
8 STORY brick tenement house and store WIN pot OF
land No Bll HudsOn.st II " cor OF l2tn.st plot =
37x2i.Gx43 2xS. .9x3X20: ) Caswell u
Bg C.. j. LuOn.
plot OF land Aye-A, running through 10 Berrian'
ave. oath Ward, 1l5xl96.6xll3x2OO Mary All
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
RECORnED LEASE.

CClIlns. Henry. and Silas Downing, to William FOS
ter, 12Ota--t, II =, and Harlem River, years, at
annual rent
Gardner Harriet to William Carpenter, No ~ East
l3dst, II l. years, at TCHt for frat 2l2 years OF
sl.SUO : next 10 years. 2.2JO and last years.
Gibson, Annias, 10 J Mitchell and a ii SeIxas no
521 Broadway (GtOrcl yeats, az annual rent o..
Held Marx 10 hdOlDh WmrfhCiuIcr, No l42 East
Goth st. years. az annual rent Ot....
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.


Abbott Charlotte F, and husband to Andrew Doyle,
No 900 East Broadway, 2l.2N0o oS'e
Bauer, Heinrich r, to Oswald schulz. 7Othst, 3 s.
24O ft OF 2daYe, 20Xl02,2 .......-...-.........'
Gnit ca' cor istaye and $istst 2i7x75 16t
Car6Ough, Henry. and wife, TO Frederick kerchert ~
No IZG Pcrryst, 2l4x07.2 49,. ~
Carlton, David G. and wife, 10 HenIy Pnlbr0ok 5i'
ave- W g. 10 II n OF lz0tl-st, 50xlO0; and also o
cor I2Oth-st and SYLVAN place 5Oxl ZOt
Coruen Denis to George W Parsons, Riyngton-stss, .
1873 Il Of Sheriff 81, lS.9xGO o..
ancy; 81 > 25 IL q cannon St 25xi0O ~ 14C
Gerry, Isabella, aud husband, 10 the NewIOrk Gale
Hinschbcrger. Andre, TO Nathan Hinschberger
WaslingtOnaye, ., 100 sOt l2thst (24th
WatG) 5Oxl2O. ..-......
Himschberger, Nathan and wife. to Josephine
l2thst C24ih WardD 5OXl2O .....-..-.-........----
IngIaham. George l., referee, To MaryJ Munson, ana
Others cxecutrix, etc, llsthst s. 3l5 II OF 4th
ave, 21NlOOl ~
Others ljtlI.st. 2i5 II Of lstaye 2jx5S7i2.
Levy jefferson 81, 10 John SJhuCbinann, 1btlst,
273 ft OF Aye-A, 2jXl o..
Lynd, Robert B tn LOnisa NJ Freeman. 06ths' T. 10
- OF 5tlavc. 2UXlUU.j 3o,u
McNulen, David. aud wire, 10 John Mcbride " cor
AycC and l.th-st, S3X77 q JV
McNullan, David, and wife, to John Mcbride BOwely =
es. % II Of 5t!-st 2lXlJb. ............,.....'.'
i"'so'; I5Si i8 H S 81 T. shdria i.f iS9xj5 so
Shcehan, sarah NJ TO Henry Harris, S7thst, n s,
1884 II " ~ 81 ave, iGjxlcOS--
Tracy Anna and husband, 10 Caroline Brewster,
i.l-st. =. 43l6 II OF AlcXanier-aye, 25NlOO..."
TyEZ NOr Is a. referee 20 Louis Bradley, executor,
etc l2Dth-st s. 1876 70 " Of Aye-A, l6SXlOOll;
and also l2othst, -, lils 1t " Of Aye-A, l6sx :
wider Francis ana Daniel Walden. executors, etc,
10 Alexander Rch Gthaye, s. 4j.6 It " Of Wa
VeTlty place, ~ 0NSO Ia,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12
iorses ano farms Wante6.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-I have free and
HI property and money, with which 10 buy equities AZ
prices address with particulars H. Box $3.50 r. VI
Interviews be had IL desired.
SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for three s
- story basement brick house. Brooklyn. p. Ii. SUMNER
No 2O6 Broadway, Room2