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, 1878-10-17

Mrs. SIDDoNs AT PORT TOWNSEND
No more difficult task was ever attempted
than fell to the lot Of Mrs. SiddOns in
Port Townsend, on Saturday evening last.
Uncertainty OF her coming, it being
undecided whether she won d be here till
few hours before the entertainment, was
the reason for the small number present.
few people in large room never get
very companionahle, and there were no
stage effects to aid the artist. Most peO-
pie would have shirked the task before
them. Nearly all would have cut the
programme short and coldly given those
present. cold lunch instead of a hot din
ner. Mrs. Siddons, however, is a more
conscientious artist, as she is in
comparably the greatest genius that ever
visited Port Townsend, the few listen
ers, the shoddy surroundings, seemed but
to rouse her 10 greater power to more
wonderful renderngs than she would or
dinarily have exercised. 1t Is needless to
say that no one present ever enjoyed such
a treat and probably never will again. We
have 10 space to speak here OF particu.
lar parts particularly well rendered. But
we shall often think OF the new life we
lived in her inspiring presence, and have no
hesitation in prOn0uncng her the truest
artist and most wonderful genius that has
ever visited the Sound.
, 1878-10-17

We understand that the Clalam
County Republicans propose getting
up an Independent county ticket for
the coming election, they not feeling
satisfied with the way that matters
are being manipulated in their sec,
tion. The principal contest will be
over the office of Joint Representa-.
tive from Clalam and San Juan.
The candidates already in the field,
for that position, are w. G. Gar
felde [Republican] and S. Troy
Democrat Although Republi-
can in sentiment, and having de-
cided preference for candidates on
that side when their qualifications are
equal or superior to their opponents,
we unhesitatingly favor, in this in
stance, the Democratic nominee.
Mr.. Troy is farmer, a man of honor
and ability, and one whom the peo.
pie of San Juan and Clalam G oun.
ties can safely trust to represent
their interests in the Territorial Leg
isature. This is much more than
can be said of Mr.. Gar6elde, as all
know who are we'll acquainted with
him.
, 1878-10-17

The recent contest for the nomi.
nation of a candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney, for the Sd
Judicial district, on the Democratic
ticket, resulted in the choice of Mr.
G. M. Haller, of this city. 1t seems
that Col. Nash, of Seattle, and Mr..
Haller were about the only compel.
ing candidates before the nominating
convention. The nominees for the
position now stand: Irving Ballard,
Esq, Of Seattle, (Republican,) and
G. NJ. Haller, Esq, of this place,
(Democratic.) Their relative quail
Gcations for the position seem to be
pretty evenly balanced, both of them
being considered young professionals
of good standing. We will hereaf.
ter refer to them more fully.
, 1878-10-17

NDEPENDENT.-T The recent con-
test for Republican nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney in the Second
District, resulted in the selection Of
Mr.. N. H. Bloomfield : not, however
until after there was some dissatis-
faction, and until some of Mr..
Strives supporters had withdrawn
from the convention. We hear that
Mr.. Struve now proposes to run as
an Independent candidate for the
position, and that he is assured of
an extensive and hearty support.
He feels no delicacy in so doing, on
account of the fact that it was Mr..
Bloomfeld's intention to take the
field Independently if HE had failed
to secure the nomination. Regard
ing qualifications, we doubt not that
Mr.. Struve is by far the superior one
of the two. His experience is ex-
tensive, and his standing in the legal
profession is second to none in the
Territory. His support will come
from all classes of men, irrespective
of party.
, 1878-10-17

IT may or may not be in order,
but we desire to ask by what au-
thority'did the Republican Territorial
Convention nominate candidate for
joint Councilman for the counties of
} efferson, Island, Clalam and San
Juan? We have never heard OF such
a thing before, and would like to
know about it. The Republican
County Convention at this place com
pletely ignored the action of the
Territorial Convention in this matter.
, 1878-10-17

the duties of the position. He will
be elected by rousing majority,
We haven't space, this week, to
dwell at length upon the claims of
each individual candidate, but will
mention a few more. Messrs. n. D..
Hill, A. i. Smith and VIM. Bishop
stand high in the esteem and conf.
dence of their fellows, and will form
an unexcel!ed board of commission.
ers. Mr.. Kuhn's qualifications for
Probate Judge need no comment.
His election is already certainty.
, 1878-10-17

east sn ar az ot ac!Sa N Or sec l, tip 81, range
cast. nj sc OF INV W or section H. tip 81, range
so:t. NJ "A 3r onra 0l NE ar sec l, p2S, range 8
oost. ." ID Or oo, Ol 81 Or sec A. tp 2S, range 8
oost. SE Or G OF or, y" Or sec 4, tp 2s, range
AN. NE q 9r ON of NV Or sec 9, tip 2s, range 8
On n Sohf hi NE Or sec 8, tip %, range east;
NV or OF MY or see 10, tn Is. ,a,co
east; 40 acres.
NE Gr of Sc Or sec II, tp IS, range 2
east; 40 acres. s0
sw 9r Of NE or sec II, tip 2s, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Lot2 sec IL, tip %, range east: 4s
acres. ~
o. Lots and 2sec 30, tip 80, range east;
Sc Or ofSW or sec 20, tp 80, range 2
east; 40 acres.
Lot l, sect 32, tp 80, range 8 east; 80
acres. 20
W hi of NE or sec 80, tp 80, range 2
east; so acres.
Lots !, h 2, 3 3 and 4, sec 80, tip 80, range
! Z hfol SW ar sec SO, tip 80, range 3
east; so acres.
sw Or ofSE Or sec 80, tip 80, range 8
east; 40 acres.
sw gr of NV or sec 3s, tp 80, range 3
east; 10 acres.
NV Or ofsW Or sec 80, tip 80, range
Lots !, 2, and 3, sec "a. tp 80, range
Sc or of SW or sec "a, to 30, RANGE 2
east; 40 acres.
SW or OF NV or sec G, tp 81, rance
east; 40 acres.
Lot l, sec 10, tip 20, range east; 80 rs
acres
Lots l. 2, 3, and 4, sec 80, 30 tp, range
east; l3l acres.
Lots !: ?, 3, and 4, sec 81, tp 30, range
4 cast; 154 acres.
Undivided one-halt interest in
Lots Nos. and 2; and
NE ar of NV Or sec 30, tip 20, range 8
east; and
Sc or of SW or sec 20, tip 30, range 3
east. Total SS so acres.
, 1878-10-17
the 9TH day Of No
vember, A. d. 1879,

At eleven o'clock A. NJ. OF that day, on
the premises at the Mill, at Port Ludlow:
IN said Jefferson county, the land situated
lying and being in the said county OF
Jefferson, in said Territory of Washing
ton, including the Port Ludlow saw mill.
buildings and improvements thereon, and
described as follows, to witt
West hf OF sw or, sw or Of NV or, lots 2,
3 and 4, section 8, township %, / east.
Lots | and 2, section 16, township 2S, |
east. 3lS rs acres.
Also the following described lands in
said Jefferson county:
Lot in section 3, township 27, east.
20 .75 acres.
Lot and 2, section 10, township 2s, l
east. S5 80 acres.
Southeast or OF NV Or section Is, town
ship 2S, east. 40 acres.
Lot A in section Is, township 2S, east.
60 so acres.
Lots |, 2, 3 and 4, section II, township
2S, ! east. l80 80 acres.
Lot l in section 20, township 2s, east.
30 so acres.
Southwest or of Sc qr, section 20, town.
ship 2S. Feast. 40 acres.
Southeast or, section 27, township 2S,
l east. 100 acres.
North hf of Sc or, section "a, township 2s,
east. S0acres.
Southwest or. OF S e Or. section "a, town
ship 2S, range l east. 40 acres.
Northwest ar OF ne Or, section 80, town
ship 2S. range east. 40 acres.
Northwest ar Of section 80, township
2S, range east 100 acres.
West hf OF ne Or and Sc or of NV ar of
section 81, township %, r | east. l20 acres
South Inf of sc or. section s, township
%. range east. so acres.
Northeast pr Of Sc or. section s, town
ship Is, range l east. 40 acres.
South hf Of NV or, section Is, township
Is. range east. S4 .73 acres
Northeast or ol section 30, township
2S. range east. 160 acres.
Lots l, 2and 3, section 4. township 20,
east. 90 20 acres.
West hf OF Sc Or, section 4, township 80.
east. 80 acres.
Lot 4 il section 0, township 20, east.
80 acres.
Northwest Or, OF ne or, section 0, town.
QUIZ SO' NbSLs ~ bNINS.
Lot Z in section 80, township 20, east.
40 % acres.
Lot in section z, township 20, west
40 20 acres.
West hf of NV Or section 4, township
27, l west, so "A acres.
Lot 6 in section II, township %, | east.
acres.
Lots and 4, section 4, township % l
east. 5S acres.
Block in AL. Pcttygrove's addition to
Port Townsend, lots, 50xl0O feet,
And also, re-sawing machine machin-
cry and tools In the machine and black.
smith shop. cook house furniture, stock of
goods and store furniture. house furniture
beds bedding &c., chains, castings, old
boilers, cows, horses. harness, and nll
other property belonging to said estate,
The said executor will also sell at public
auction. under and by virtue of said Or
der Of sale ut COupeyil'e, Island county.
Washington Territory OH
Thursday, the 18th day OF November,
A. ID. 1873.
Mt the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, In troLt
OF tile store OF G.. D. Ilaller the following
described lands. situated IN said Island !
county, subject to confirmation by said
Probate court, to-wit;
Lots 2 and y. section 81, township 80
Range, east: III 40 acres
5 hf of SE ar, sec 81, township 80, r l
east; 80 acres.
Lots l and 2, sec 30, tip 80, range east;
30 70 acres.
NE qr of NV ar section l, tip 81, range
, east; 80 .56 acres
N hf of NE ar sec l, township 81,
east; 70 "A acres.
, 1878-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

We hereby announce that Hon. L. II.
Brents, Republican Candidate tor Dele
gate to Congress, will address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
Port Townsend, Thursday, Oct. II, at Up. m.
Coupcville, Friday, Oct. 10, at O'Clock p. IN.
Seattle, Saturday, October 10. at o'clockp, m,
Steilacoom, Monday, Oct, q, att O'Clock p. m,
Olympia, Tuesday, Oct % at 7 o'clock p. m.
, 1878-10-17
ARTHUR PHINNEY, dec.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that in pursuance of an order ofthe
Probate court ofJefferson county, Washing
Territory, made the 29th day of April.
A. d. 1878, in the matter of the above
entitled estate, the undersigned, executor
OF said estate, will sell at Public Auction.
upon the terms and conditions hereinafter
stated, and subject to confirmation by said
Probate Court on
, 1878-10-17

The reason why Blanchard's pa
per so viciously attacked Mr.. Kuhn,
the present worthy incumbent of the
Office OF Probate Judge, is now so
distressingly apparent that it fairly
''sticks out on all sides" Somebody,
who hasn't had "case" or patron
age of any kind in his profession for
a long time, wants to be elected Pro-
bate Judge. With what noble
spirit of self. sacrifice does he come
to the front and offer to take the re-
sponsibilities (and pocket the emolu.
ments) of the office of Probate Judge.
, 1878-10-17

The LOOKOUT LosT.-The S. F.
"Chronicle" has the following: P. B.
Cornwall, of this city, agent for the
Bellingham Bay Coal Company, re-
ceived dispatch yesterday inform
ing him of the wreck of the ship
Lookout at Kagoshina, Japan, on the
18th ultimo. Three of the crew were
lost. The vessel belonged to the
Company, was 1868 tons register,
valued at $4,000, and insured. She
was home bound from Shanghai, un-
der command of Capt. John Wiggin.
, 1878-10-17
NOTICE

TIME SUBSCRIBERS GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il they have been duly appointed executors
OF the will and administrators of the estate OF
Charles Leavitt, deceased. late of Dupgene9s =
In the county OF Clallam All persons indeDt-
ed to said estate are requested 10 make my
ment and all having claims 10 present them
tor adjustment.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1873.
G. II. GERRISH,
ELLIOTT CLINE.
New Dungeness, County of Clallam, W.T.,
, 1878-10-17

To THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
have the honor to herewith decinethe
nomination for County Auditor, Of the so
called Democratic Convention, held at
Port Townsend, w. T., October 10, 1873.
JAMES SEAvEY.
Port Townsend, w. T.. Oct. l6, 1873.
The Democrats of jefferson County
will meet to-day to nominate county
ticket for the coming election.
, 1878-10-17

BY posters it will be seen that Hon. n.
I. Cation and Hon. Thos. Brents, Demo-
cratic and Republican nominees respect
lively for Delegate to Congress, will en-
gagged in joint political discussion this
evening at Fower's Hall at Z o'clock.
, 1878-10-17
COMMUNICATED.

To THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
have the honor TO herewith respect
fully decline the nomination of the so
called Democratic Convention, as County
Commissioner. WILLIAM BISHOP.
Port Townsend, W. T., Oct. 10, 1873.
, 1878-10-17

10 THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY:
| have the honor to herewith respect
fully decline the nomination of the so called
Democratic Convention. as County Treas
urer. l.. b. HASTINGS.
Port Townsend, w. T., Oct. 16, 1878.
, 1878-10-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

Hon. N. r. Cation, Democratic nominee
for Delegate in Congress, and g. M. Hal
lar. Esq. Democratic nominee for Prose-
cutting Attorney for the Sd Judicial Dis
trict. will address the citizens at the fol-
, 1878-10-17
Tuesday the 9th day Of Mo-
vember, 1878,

SHhsSSay sOHog
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at SnOhomish City In
Snohomish county, In front OF the store of
E. G. Ferguson, 2S0l 63.1OO acres of tim
ber land,
And on
Saturday, November 16, 1873,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Union City, Ma
son county, in front of the Post Office in
said Union City, 1863 l7-1OO acres of tim.
Der land,
And OIL
Tuesday, November 10, 1873,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at New Tacoma,
Pierce county. in front Of Frank Clark's
office. 4O7 7O-lO0 acres Of timber land,
And on
Wednesday. November 20, 1878.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Seattle. King
county, in front of Yesler's Hall. COS So
100 acres Of timber land, and eleven town
lots in said Seattle,
And on
Thursday, November 21, 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Port Madison,
hitsap county, IN front of the Mil Com
pany's store, 1868 75-l00 acres of timber
and-All OF said land is situated in the
county in which it is to be sold.
Terms and conditions Of sale:-Goll
coin OF the United States; ten per cent of
the purchase money to be paid to the said
executor on the day Of sale, and the re-
mainder OH confirmation thereof, Deed at
expense of purchaser.
GEO. w. HARRIS,
Executor OF the estate Of Arthur Phin-
ney, deceased.
Port Ludlow, Jefferson County, w. T,
September 30. 1873.
Mcknight Bros, attorneys for saidestate
, 1878-10-17
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR DELEGATE To CONGRENS,
THOMAS III. BR + \ rs,

THOMAS III. Ii X Il \ is.
Adjutant General
A. SLORAH, (of Seattle)
Brigadier General,
J. H. SMITH, (of Walla WalIa)
Commissary General,
DIR. Sparkling, (of Seattle)
Quarternaster General,
d. w. SMITH, (of Port Townsend)
Prosecuting Attorney for Sd judicial Dist
IRVING BALLARD.
, 1878-10-17
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

% FRANK cLAPPs Proprietor.
THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
Il House has boon refupnished and RETIRED
IN all Its departments, and IL now prepared 10
furnish Drst class Recommendations TO iIs
patrons. being ellglbly situated IL Is easy of
access by the travelling public. Its table viii
always Do supplied with the best the market
he day or week. "a
, 1878-10-17
Jefferson County Ticket.
Representative,
h. 4. RYAN.

Representative,
K. T.. RYAN.
Joint Representative with Kitsap Comfy
ALBERT SNYDER
Sheriff,
THOS. DRUMMOND.
Treasurer,
CHAS. c. BARTLETT.
Auditor,
JAS. SEAVEY.
Probate Judge,
j. A. KUHN.
County Commissioners,
VIM. BISHOP,
ALBERT I. SMITH,
N. D. HILL.
School Superintendent,
r. E. RYAN.
County Surveyor.
H. e. MORGAN.
Justices of the Peace,
w. HI. II. LEARNED.
w. A. INMAN.
Cornoner.
B. S. HOXSIE.
Wreckmaster,
H. T.. TIBBALS.
Constable.
CHAS. FINN.
[CHIMAoUM PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
THOS. TANNER.
Constable,
VIM. ELDRIDGE.
, 1878-10-17

At 10 o'clock A. NJ. at Snohomish City in
Snohomish county, in front OF the store of
E. G. Ferguson, 2SOl 63-1OO acres of tim
Der land,
-,
, 1878-10-17

And will also sell, on
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
prices aduav improved closing about isd above those Of
last Thursday"
COTTON Markets.

AUGUSTA May 24COtton quiet and firm Mldans' aint
l6c Low Nddlng 9 Good Ordinary ssiS9e7 7 baes
is77 643s bass weekly receipts, 269 bales; shipments
'Js sTorF ITS Nav 24+Cot,on quiet Middng lo19lO7c
Low Middnn iOc.; Good Ordinary 9.c& & He ssg bales
ScastUse 10 bales sales SOS bales gdss IIS PaS 3
GSs IS9 70 F BTan i7S bales coistwise 1896
Sass bales saS's sae i75 Sae 5lS bales Low Mid
ding % Good Ordinary sS net reP sSeP net ' 4eesps
gross 292 bales stof s bales EXPORTS to Great Britain
~ Rae vToy MAY 2i-Cotton firm Mddng lOle; Low
Middnng lO4c Good Ordinary 1c net receipts 81 DSSs
se7s boIes EXPORTS coastSise sTS bales sales 1000 bales
CNciSSAI May 2l-Cotton in fair demand Middiing'
hlpments 1913 bales & saes total 9sos
bales sales spinnc1s 100 bales total I,764 Dalrs
GALVESTON. May 24.-Coton steady MIGenhg S9ss ia es
exports Cosswse 24O baes sales 2iO bales s,ocS, ~
bales weekly net receipts 1873 bales exports coa'"'7'
9DsvfIr S Nav 24ECoon firm; NddnE. lose weeEy
MTPR PI May 24coftcn 6m Mldlpg lo';e receipts
267 baies shipments 40 bales sales total sou 1aes I'd
1878 bales 1874 .6s. Sses ois WG'5 6 baes
M01iE May Cotton fIm Mldding lO.sci 90 low H mi.
ding 9e sS Good 977 29l Bales sales $50 6aes stock S7
SStes weekly net receipts 1873 bales exports 70 Great
BgIah S,t MAY 2I-COtio1 6rm SidlnC loc Low
Mddnr 1Cc Good Ordinary 9hc net receipts oG 9 Sa Sae
eoSsfwse bales sales 900 bales sl9GE S5l6l bales
weekly receipts 1895 bales gross 14S gaicS sipSIts
5ll6 bales; coaswso $27l bales sSeS l0SVo
net reccps 800 bales; exports coaswse 200 bales sales
tzS t7SdTts Sf' coastTise &c bales; sales Oae
SAvANYAH Nav A--Couon strong: Mddnng lQsE% LOW Low
saes 100 bales stock 64G5 bales weekly net roeSPts
200 bales gross 26s5 bales exports eo@stwi'' 2o4l
PH1DEHf May 24Coon ggie and 6G frm c Mdains
none gross 50 bales sales az Gass & PnnSTs s z5T o G
bales ex ors to Great Britain 200 bales sales so5 bae
spnners, 1858 bales
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
COTTON RHCEIPTs.
vopr May alGronl net receipts Of Cotton at all ports
financial.
Rv GREER & WISE,

BY GREEN & WISE
Real Estate Agents and AuCtlOncers- -, ~v,r,
pY VIRTUE of a DECREE OF the ClfCUll IL
ID cor RT of the CITY Of Alexandra. Va rendered at the
september Term 1871 the suit Of C King ag Ine Alex
andria and Fredericksburg Railway Company ana ohel m
undersigned, commissioners therein nang VII moge' m U
70 sell by nubc auction in front The Market Building on
RoyaIst said City Of Alexandra Va Che whole o! ne
AIEXANDRIA AND FREDERIC CkSBCR RG .RAIlM a j.
extending southern end Of the Long Bridge ~ AA
endr County Va 10 QuantiCO in Stafford County IN saI
State together with all sni singular its franchises rights N
terests privileges property and estate Let pgrS S a
WheresOSveT situate and by wGomsoeNeI heu hV
rolling stock OF said railway consists OF
Four a. Locomotive Engines.
Five (5l Passenger Cars.
Two (2) combined Passenger and Baggage cars
Two (2) Baggage Cars.
invent :. one I2l) GoDdOla Cars freight :,
Terms sale: Ten per cent Of The purchase money 10 e
paid in cash and the residue in three equal annual paInen
IRON dav deferred payments 10 DC eVdeC
Inv the bonds the purchaser bearing interest with security
satisfactory commissioners of SALE tg @ TO SAM pro
pertv 10 be retained until purchase money is ny pH
the purchaser let into unt the sae sha
have been confirmed by said Court
FRANCIS L. SMITH IT,.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
NJ IL " m a.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, ir..
Commissioners of sale

VIRCIITT COURT of the UNITED STATES
- for the DIsTICT OF KENTUCKY, (At CoyiRggIon2 g
CHARLFS MEN DENHALL, Trustee Of the Boone Mining
and Manufacturing Comggny agt tSo G3$ @ ANP
corD0rafon under the Laws Of Kentucky; the Farmers
loan and Trust Company corporation under the Laws OF
NewYOrk; Nathaniel sands Francis A. SANDS ana ohh A
POmeroy. ---. ,,....o,
Pursuant an Court in the above cause dtected
20 me- as a SPECIAL Master Commissioner and authorizing me
Commissioner Of SAID Court 10 take
Testimony inquiry. 10 who are the Law tu owners
the outstanding coupons issued ny the ad ONO
and Kentucky Coal Iron and Railroad COMPANY and secured
bv moRag deed Of trust TO the said Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company, OF NewNOs also, 10 take testimony ana
inquiry touching the claims and demands oaIe Dy th9
said Nathaniel sands A sands IN said cause ana
taken, together Wlt my concIu
sons thereon as well OF fact Of law 70 the next term OF
said COurt commencing COvingtOn, Kentucky, MONDAY
Nav lS 1878 hereby given that shall SIT at my
in the City OF tOvingtOn, hentuCkN
for the tasng testimony and making the inquiry aoe
said beginning upon Monday, the23th day oil April SIC az
the hour OF O'Clock and continuing from CAV 10 day
until said testimony is fully taken. II. BOSIWlCh.
Special Master Commissioner, Uned states circuit COui
pytvn fp1Cf
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
RECORDED LEASES.

Roosevelt Clinton " Peter Nichols, No. Il Leroy
ST. q years. at annual rent Of
Stuvvesant Mary ", TO Edward Mayer, W $ 3daNe,
1S7ftn OF llthst, q years, al annual rent Oh;
Wags,aG Alfred, 10 Edward Anthony, part OF No O0l
Broadway and No lSi MeGccr-st. years, al annual
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
pECoRDFD MORTGAGES.

Biebl Karl and wife 70 Edward Purcell and Michael ,.
Brennan, l0tlave and 57th.st, q months Sbl1
Drummer, Philip, TO George DTistoW, es RahToad 90,
ave, llthst 2ith WardD years. l,cOl
: RgilTOadave t23d WardL years. 400
Carter Elizabeth ana husband TO the United states
Trust Company Of New YORK. NO 20 Markctheld- 900
ST. yeaI.. 4otbst ~
DuSsSf af S5IS bays i iaF'no 10000
Gr"ss sf 4TGA ISll S9a Years sne 10 f'' CoOO
Insurance. Company Com 40 2o7 5thavc Years 10000
kinE Shaw GaTts = l2 s+. oi4.. 2ooo
Nosser, Johanna ana husband, TO The Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, 21thsL w Oi lstaNe' non
huSnSii i2t3Tn, ftn Of YsSdst month - 1000
IayTT aTT and 80 26i Eilabetst months 10000
Wilcox James aud wife. 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
Company 4G aud 4S SufOlkst, year....... SJOJO
Willett MaIinus wife, 10 Francis q Brown, trus
3 " cor Of Ayenue-A and l9th-st; also No lUj
Bl'eSEhh 81 to6enih ahn interest rsf lHsaimeuts tall 5000
same to Regis Faure and Louis KessleI, Oncnnth
part OF Nos 40 aud 81 Dey.st Nos ~ and 80 Wa
ter.st; Nos 3i2, 325, 333. 335 and 331 Illrdaye,
~ Z32 DclanCcy-st: and also onetignlcthin
part Of the cor OF Broadway ana Beecker-st' ooo
Wooiiey James 5, Richard Williamson, Il s Of -
79tnst Of MadisOn.ayo, months.' Z'VOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Bernhart Sarah Lena Kohetzky. $3.50
Bingham, MARY the executors OF Jacob Ode 200
10 Margaret buchanan. 400
Unlon Dime savings Institution TO Emile Dana 5000
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
6teamboais and Railroads


LBANI BOAIS DlhEC Cl-DltICndntS "a
"A preas Iine-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
Albany from Canas North River drs dock above Peoples
Line at D. m connecting with trains North ana est Fare
deck 25c cabin fare, 5Oc meals ooc Itens sk'n a
than by any other lines a. Z. DL1,S M '2ePe
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
l. TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STkTfTo MIL Nail
ROUTE. on and after May ~ 1878, trains leaye ew
York, via Desbrosses and Couruandt streets feoS as
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and south
with Pullman Palace attached, a. n aun o. V y '
daily. .. ooon
m connecting Cory for Ttusvie. Petroleum Cehe anu
Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited wash
ngton Express Of Pullman PaTor Cars daily except sun
day. $50 arrive Washington 4:lO D. m Regular at o;zO
a H.. /, 81 80 and 8 D. m. sunday $50 and p. no. ~
Express for Philadelphia 4;30 1870 $40 81 (J;30 l1medid
a. M l. 4. s. g. 63O. 7:3O $50 aud p. m sunday 4:3O
and am D. 6;3O $780, $3.50 and Emigran aud sec
Boas OF BrOokyn AnDex with all through trains
at Jersey City, aordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren
ton Perth AmbOy Flemn gOn Belydere and other points,
ace local schedules at all Ticket Offices. 80.
Trains arrive From PIttsburg, GJO lO4O M lO:ZO p
m daily; lO:lO a. m $50 D. daily. except MONDAY from
washington Baltimore 6:5U $40 a. M 4;i0 ol9, iO;lV
D. m Sunday, $50, $40 From Phadephs 300, 500 500
10iU 1920 p. Sunday 5O5, 800 0lo lOoo li'O H.
oTcEe OHces $40 and 9I4 Broadway No. Astor House.
az foot OF DesbrOsses and COurtandtstsi No COuitst
III B and ll8 HudsOns, HOboken Depot jersey CIy'
Emgrant Ticket Office, no. Battery place r,p.,rp
FRANK THOMSON, l.. >, ~ ~ Z sa,Sar e. ar a. a gent
General Manager. Gem Passenger Agent.-