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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
V f G f TIN T.
FOR BILIOUS, REMITTENT. AND
INTERMITTENT FEVER

Or what is more commonly termed Fever and
Ague, With pain in the loins and through the
back, and indescribable chilly sensation down
The spine, an irresistible disposition TO y.wu
Jain In the ewes, which 10 Increased by moving
them, blue iinge IN the skin. aud great list.
lessress and debility, yege,ine il n safe and po-
siiive remedy. II is mpou ndei exclusively
from the juices OF carefully selected bsrks an a
herbs and so strongly. enncen trnted that il is
one of the grratest ciea users Of the blood that
is or can he put together. Yegrtine does not
stop with breaking Chilis and Fever, but il eI
tends it's wonderful influence into every part OF
the human svstem and entirely e.adicates eve
~ taint Of disease. Vegrtiue does not act as a
powerful c,thnriic, or debilita,e the bowels and
cause the patient TO dread sother serious COM
plants which must Inevitably follov-but il
strikes at the ronl Of disease by purifying The
blood, restores the liver and kiin eys To- heaith-
action. regulates the bOsels, and assists Nature
in performing all the duties that devolve upon
her.
Thousands Of inv,lia are suffering to-day
from the effects OF 1--WE; ful purga'ive nos,rums,
rightfol q lantti., orqi bine ard poisou dose.
Of arsenic, neither az which ever have or ever
could, reach the true cause Of their com plnint.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
I)I ED.

At Mill Grove, Mercer county, Assond, on
the Oh ult Mr.. J. G. LAaSos., aged SO years.
Mr.. l.. WIS a native OF Hampshire county, W.
Va and WAS brother Of Capt VIM. r. Ltri.
more Of our town Versailles, DaTke o. Ohio
Weekly I'oiicy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
Organ for Sale.

Mrs. MARY s. BOW Les. offers for sale
VA nm excellent Organ on very good terms
j. IL as good "a new, having been used very
lite IL hiss six stops and nciAves and a sweet
tone. Its Pitch can br raised or lowered 10y
means Of all the modern improvements #
would suit for Church Music. Call aud see IT,
ROmney, March ist, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
Vegetine

works in he human system in psrTect harmon,
with natures laws, and while il is rlessnnt to
The Taste, genial to the stomach enf mild in its
influence on The bowels, IL is absolute in it's Ac-
tion on disease. and is not II vi!c nnuscous Bit
iers. purk M the invalid into fAlse hope that
they ore being cuied Vegeline is . rely
vegetable Medicine, compounded upon scienii.
&c PRINCIPLES 1t ~ Endorsed by the best ph ysi-
ciahs where its yirunes have been tested is - e
commended only where medicine is needed az
is not s'miTture ~ cheap whiskey sold under
the clUnk OF BiiicFs,
Gires Healh, Strength. nd ,i;fe.
W. daughter has received great benefit from
the nse Of VegeIinc. lTec declinin z health was
source Of great anxiety - MI har fiends 4
fsw bottles ~ the V-SeIine eel her hoslth
strength and appetite. y ~. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 40
Sears Building, Boston, Mass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

tyRepott says that the Court Of APP
meals Inns granted new trial to Vim.
SEYMOUR Douglass, convicted At a late
term OF tho Grant Circuit Court for the
,aurder of mail carrier, David Hiser, be-
,Neen Moorefeld and Petersburg; and
is conjectured by many that it will
take place before the Circuit Court of
this county
tSS'We have before us a copy Of
new paper, The Democrat" published
=, Oakland, Garrett county. Nd, j. j.
smith & NJ. II. Hamil. Editors and pro-
prietors. 1t is neatly printed. We wish
the paper success.
tFSamucl J. Bowles. Esq, Of this
place, returned home from Baltimore on
Wednesday night last. with the sight Of
Ills eye operated upon restored.
ISWe understand that the whooping.
cough is prevailing in the reighborhood
Of Sedan, on North River, and all along
the upper portion Of that river, in this
County, in a viru!ent form.
lVWe direct tie attention OF our
readers 10 the advertisement: OF Edwards
great family Shoe, Hat & Trunk Store,
no 80 Baltimore Street, Cumberl and,
Md, published in our paper to-day
Persons desiring anything in their line
will please call at their Est Adjustment
and be accommodated at vastly redu-
,ei prices.
10 The long talked of Post Route,
from Burlington up Patterson's Creek to
Petersburg, has been established, aud
We learn from tho kcyser Tribune it will
lee opened March lst, and that Mr. A.
Grimes, Of that town, the lowest bidder
will carry the mail. 1t will go semi,
weekly.
4 VIRGINIA CHEESE FACroRY.-Thc
Winchester NeDs states the cheese fac.
tory established near Blrryville, Clarke
county Va, about n year ago, is success
fI.. the farmers supplying il with milk
having come out well. L. is idle in win
ter as they lind 1t ore profitable &c
make their butter aud send it to Wash
insion."hefc they readily get from thirty
FIVE TO fifty cents "A pOuu, Ono arm
rr' with twenty cows. is now selling fif-
~ pounds week, Tor which he gets IF
~ cents ponnd. Calves ant pigs fec
on tue surplus milk pay, he says. al
'"e expenses, leaving the aloe hand
some return clear profit
, -
,: .,,.,,. -,;,,;.1,
=,
oil ~" lo.K' The proprietor of IatC'
Liver f.l!S In Few years nc has bni''
Up business OF vast proportions ant
mate ms name household word all Owe
lie Iani. Advertising AGENTS say tina
q" has p"'d The press this year over on,
aH23rei thousand dollars, AMI that The
demand Tor bis medicines ia numerous
'"'h IN foreign countries AM at home
Jug Ne" ! OK papers report the ship
Z men, ron mat port IN one hay OF 'tor
q. '",1 rms lhink OF II: f'c1 M""S
90 P,"''y pts. From this great sue
MOI MI r e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
FOR THE SPRING OF 1878
INHs undetsiga.d has much pleasure Ia Offer
i ing the prssent stock Of
- Fruit Trees

which are Of the b'.t quality, and embraces all
the we'll established vuieties aud some OF the
novelir. Of the day
Apple trees 20 cts each or sis~per hundred
Peach trees ! ; cts each or STA per hundred.
Plum trees, Qninee trees, Grspe Vines Of the
beet Kinds, well footed. al moderate prices.
! also offer for the first time this spring those
celebrated Early peach, K. Alexander, T.. Bea-
trice. Louisa, and y. Rivers, all from kinds
ripeniug from the lIth TO To the 32nd of July
10 our own grounds the past year 1871.
] have no hesitation Ia stating TO my friends
that these are the earliest and best carly peach
es in the United States, IS eta. each.
will also furnish Orange Hedge plants OF
S2T 81 per 10 600 SIS for s ooo. or 81 per
900. Hedge pauts mus, he ordered before the
loth of March, and one half cash with order
Please order early as can hIl all orders il or.
dered soon.
JOHN y RANNEIS.
Near iiigR ins,ille, W. va
fsb. !, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
Ladies' Saratoga Trunks.

which formerly sold
Trunks only
Remember
pledge
formed to.
Remember these unprecedented obtain
This truly reduction applies In
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01


tTTHe Adjuiant General Of West
Virginia has r. wardcd TO the new Bur
ling'on cavalry company n reqnis;t;on
for equipments. which include thirty
Hyo salllcs and brides. curb-bits. grey
saddle blankets. spurs and straps. Colts
rcyplvers nnl holsters. Springfield car
h.ncs with sling pouches and three OF
fuCr's words.
to Sec IN another column TIC alvcr-
tlscmcut Of Mrs. NARY s. Bowles. Of
rcr5og Tor sale an excellent Organ
Call examine and purchase it.
TO The Circus Court for Hardy coun
~, Judge las d. Armstrong. presiding.
viii Commence the FIRST Tuesday in
the present month.
eSAn Iowa schoolmistross has been
discharged because, for tho amusement
81 the children at recess. she stood on
hor Leaf. ono of ,l,o t.,s'ccs cheucel
.1 9 e tHc frl'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

G- Hon. Z. w. Taylor. first comp
troller of the United States treasury,
was stricken with paralysis on the morn.
lng OF the Dist while ut his desk in I'll G
Treasury building ut Washington, and
was immediately taken TO his Lone,
where he died in about two hours. MI.
Iaylo was appointed first comptroller
by President Lincoln, and during the
administration OF Mr.. Chase AS Secretary
Of the Treasury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

tTSamucl J. Bowles, Esq, of this
place, returned home from baltimore on
Wednesday night last. with the sight of
Ills eye operated upon restored.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

ISWe understand that the whooping.
cough is prevailing in the reighborhood
Of sedan, on North River, and all along
the upper portion Of that river, in this
County, in q yirulent form.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

10 Tue long talked of Post Route,
from Burlington up Patterson's Creek to
Petersburg, has been established, aud
We learn from tho kcyser TciLune it will
lee opened March lst, and that Mr.. A.
Grimes, OF that town, the lowest bidder
will carry the mail. 1t will go semi.
weekly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

gRepoft says that the Court Of APP
meals Inns granted new trial to Wm.
SEYMOUR Douglass, convicted at a late
term OF tho Grant Circuit Court for the
murder of mail carrier, David Hiser, be-
,Neen Moorefield and Petersburg and
is conjectured by many that it will
take place before the Circuit Court Of
this county ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

tSWe have before US copy Of q
new paper, The Democrat" published
a. Oakland, Garrett county. Nd, j. j.
smith & NJ. II. Hamil. Editors and pro-
prietors. 1t is neatly printed. We wish
the paper success.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
RoMSEY MARKET, Feb. 2S.
Reported weekly by J. Ii. G. Pancake.

subject to Marke, fluctuations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

TIVE direct tie attention OF our
readers 10 the advertisement: OF Edwards
great family Shoe, Hat & Trunk Store,
no 80 Baltimore Street, Cumberl and,
Md, published in our paper to-day
Persons desiring anything in their line
will please call at their Est Adjustment
and be accommodated at vastly redu-
rei prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
THIEVES Condolences.

Dominique Thomassen arraigned at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday and held in default Of $1,000
bail to answer charge of swindling Mrs. Parder-
dl. Of Clifton. s. L. out of $500 in January 1875.
Thomassen WAS convicted of grand larceny later in
the year and sent to Auburn Prison. His
term expired on Friday last and as he
passed out of the prison gate he
rested by Roundsman Fawcett. Of the Tombs Court
squad. who had gone armed with . warrant for
him. 1t appears that while in Auburn Thomasecn
made conhdant of another prisoner named Baduero.
They quarrelled about two months ago, aud Thonss-
sen. to injure his former friend, wrote tho following
letter.
DIRECTOR POLICE New York
There is in this prison noted italian swinder nam ed
Joseph Bsduero, who in the spring Of 1876 robbed "
Charles tiorise shoemaker of the Rue Houston 500
francs His time expires Friday, November22 Accept
sir, the assurances, &c.
Accordingly, on November % when Baduero's
term expired. he rearrested on the informs tion
furnished by Thomassen. To revenge himself Bsdu-
wrote the following, which led to the arrest Of
Thomassen
DEAR DIRECTOR POLICE New York City,
Ipray of your kindness to have officer on the
morning of December Il, Dominica Thomntis nm
ncorrgibc Italian swindcr who will he discharged on
that He IL the who, In the spring Of 1875 robbed
poor widow named Adele Parderdli resident Of
Staten Island. of xU Arrest him. dear sir be ever
assured Of the esteem Of devoted servant &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
POSTAL CAR SERVICE.

Considerable anxiety expressed at the Post
ONCE yesterday account Of the despatch from
Washington. published yesterday morning. Of the
probable abolisfincnt of the postal car system in
case Congress fails to make appropriation before
the end of the year 1873. Assistant Postmaster
Henry g. Pearson expressed himself to the effect that
if the Postmaster General is compelled to dispense
with the postal system reduce it to any great
extent. great confusion. delay and inconvenience
must necessarily follow The business community
OF the entire country has been greatly benefited
by its adoption and the business Of the
Post Office increased about 100 per cent
although very little additional clerical help has been
needed US the extra labor performed the road.
There seems to be no hope that the railroad CON-
panies will reduce their rates. which have already
been cut down ten per cent; consequently the
limited appropriations made by Congress will not
suffice to continue the system unless money is
voted for this purpose Not only will bankers and
merchants be greatly Inconvenience should the
postal cars be abolished. but every individual who
has correspondence and is y subscriber to a news
paper will be compelled to receive mail mat
ter hours after it is due at its destination.
Under the postal car system letters placed in lamp
post boxes and in the drops of the Post Office sent
III bulk to the postal there to be assorted and
despatched to their destination. Registered letters
would also be greatly retarded in forwarding il
by ordinary means outside the postal The
tire postal service would suffer Generalization unless
the department is sustained by Congress with the
small appropriation OF $5OO,00O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
EAST BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR.

For some days past the ladies' OF the Vast Baptist
Church have been holding fair at No. 1913 Grand
street The church lately contracted considerable
Ign to another resting place. aud the started
for the purpose Of lquidating this liability The Ia
dies OF the congregation, without suggestion from the
trustees generously volunteered their services and
promised to open fair for the purpose of helping
to pay of the debt. Though the church Is
very old one it has before resorted to the ex-
pedient of fair. and while particular stress is
laid the fact the ladies confident that the mem
bers of the congregation will generously respond to
exclusively holiday goods and all for sale. railing
being discounenanced by the ladies in charge. Those
who are willing to further good here pur-
chase toys. household goods fancy articles, Yankee
notions and stationery cheaply as at any store
Grand street large and curious assortment of
cake is offered at the table of Miss Brown. One of
these cakes contains golden ring and is marked of
into nifty slices, which sold last night.
In addition to these attractions substantial and
the following ladies' all well known in east side social
circles:--Iabe No. l, Misses Samson, Chapman ben
nett. Pettingil and whteheart; table No. ., Mrs.
Hyde, Mrs. Griffith. Misses Miles and Hansow: table
No. 4. Mrs. Leonard and daughters; Ia
bio No. 8, Mrs. Gaylor, Misses Rig
gins. Miller, barrow. kenney and Miller;
table No. o. the Misses Mcclellan. That indispensa-
in full operation, and the sweetest kind of billes
doux from very pretty misses can be had for
able postage. Edsons photograph without which
no church entertainment is now perfect talks sings
and whistles for those who pay to hear.
The fair will continue open tomorrow and Tuesday
evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
CIRCUS TRIBULATIONS.

William II. Moran Is n vaulter and hurdle rider,
whose fame is confined to the sawdust arena Last
spring he became engaged at p. T. Barnums Circus.
and. ~ the veteran Snowman makes IL his nnexibls
practice to retain but strictly moral employees.
whose continual sobriety must be their recommen-
daton, a contract entered into between him and
Moran by which the latter to receive salary de-
pendant his abstanng from Intoxicating beverages
during the 'tenting season Moran. II appears. lcft
the circus, and assigned claim for &166. which, he
insists is due him. t. N. Hubbard Miller who brought
suit In the said District Court against Barnum and
his partners for the recovery Of this amount Messrs
Howe and HummcI, who appeared yesterday
counsel for the defence denied the validity of the
claim and assert that Moran violated his agreement
with their clients After issue was Joined Judge
Parker the request of counsel adjourned the pro-
ccedings until the l4th inst. and in the meantime
the will be transferred to the Court Of Common
Pleas for that tribunal TO pass the questions in
volye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
ENGLAND'S AFRICAN WAR.
From the London World !

The government have ordered achievements to 90
to Natal. and not moment too soon for much valu
able time has been lost since Lord Chelmsfcrds de-
spatches urging the necessity Of achievements ar
rived In Pail MALI the forces out in Natal utterly
inadequate to the occasion. The few regulars about
one thousand in all. composed chiefly OF young.
unseAsoned soldiers and what are much wanted are
some good. steady noncomniissioned officers to
Heaven the lump" The Zulus are hard
fighters. are well armed. have an excel
lent comnissariat. and gathering their
forces together at various points favorable for attack
their spies very Jealous and in fact 10 will need
all General Lord Cbelmsforl's proved sagasity aud
the ability " his gallant and experienced stan TO
avert possibly ovcrpowering disaster to our large
and important colony Nations well as bankers
should learn that gold Golfers must he protected by
iron and the small size Of force in Natal and
it's peril and that of the settlement Is disgrace to
that which We have newly learned to describe
Empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
SUMMARY OF Law CASES.

Libby House. who was arrested charge of keep
ing dsorcriy house by the Society for the Proven
ton OF Vice. motion yesterday made before
Judge Brady. In Supreme Court Chambers. for writ
OF certiorar requiring the District Attorney
turn the papers to the Police Justice and directing
the examine alton before him to proceed Decision
reserved.
In the matter OF the Attorney General The Con-
tincntal Life Insurance Company an order has been
entered by Judge westbrook granting leave to Mr..
John r. O'Nel the receiver Of the company, to pub
sh notice requiring all persons to exhibit and pro-
sent their claims to him before the 10th OF juno
next. Mr.. Morgan A. Dayton Jr, is appointed solo
referee 70 determine the validity of the claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
FORTY-FOURTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.
THE OLD AND THE NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny

THE OLD AND THE NEW FAsHIoNs-sERMoN BY
REV. DIR. MENpEs.
DR.. de Sofa Mendes preached yesterday in the
orty-fourth Street Synagogue upon religion as dis
tingushed from morality. and adverted the recent
discussions among his people of questions referring
to reforms in synagogue observances. He pointed
ont that morality which has for its subject the laws
affecting the conduct Of man to man. being of con-
crete nature has always been materially the same in
principle. although, perhaps. varying in details.
When the Spartan youths. he said. were encouraged
in what would call downright theft, it was
with the object Of making them able soldiers
by their adroitness and audacity. Though harsh
word spoken in anger could only be efaced by blood
not hundred years ago. yet nowadays duelling has
fallen into allegiance. With such minor devations
the code of morality Is always the Debts must
be paid under every sound system of Legislation,
crime atoned for virtue encouraged and the right
man to enjoy without dispute what he or hts father
has earned must be recognized. In religion however
with it's intangible objects. the diversity great.
From the obscene rites of Syrian worship the in
human self-torturcs Of the Fakirs and the utter
absence Of every ceremony among the Rationalists.
house of religions implements, containing the sword.
the lash. the hcrmits cell the fagot and the rack we
lift our hands In amusement ct the tools men have
employed 10 fabricste devotion.
Turning 70 our own nation, in morality we ara
substantially ~ one with our neighbors. although
the progressive world might learn lesson or two
from code perhaps. When turn to the field of
religious observance have here, too. a vast diver
"a ne
away In their free spirit the last distinctive feature OF
the Judaism they yet claim. This multifarionsncss
to guide ourselves 7 To select feature
from this direction, another from that.
the different phases by yet another We may And an
indication in another field Germans are held in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
OFFICIAL REM. ESTATE TRANSFERS

OFFICIAL REM. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is a statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers Office Decem-
Der 7. 1885,
rGsr s,.xn Of sr";,.. Pick x;s; win
i3o,h st.. n. s., s4s f. e Of 9th iexsaii; An
iS :s g ; Nom
s,S s" s.. sss. Il, n Of iosh st.. 2sas,xioo NOM
s7.s :. as :; Il io.h ~, a;.it3s; Ar so%,
" and Charles r. Loew 20 Amedee D Moran. 10000
j., James Is Smith %as Vic SfssSns 5000
asxiuo Mayor, Alderinsn and Corporation % :, -,
sos .s =. ioS Il " Of 4,h sv asxsss: Andrew
x. Corsveil to Jane 7. $ Wilson. 1850
MARY orensy End wife 70 Charlie. Nis l sop
ward; Elin. A Abrams so silas D. Clifford teSscu-
Gresnwei ST.. e eornor q pcy st, 4s1sa 5; Co
ella Poxnanski to John Hayward; :...... Nom.
pI,smhosisr 1000
Murray a. NO Iii asaito Herman D. Aidrich and 49,
others executors Joseph Slevin ........... 81 SO
Murray srru. Of . fn cSss,S sS so
nth av. w. 7sii q 2; o. ioe,h -, ssxioo; Il. O.
Ancrbach crefcrcc) Pbrbc Pearsaii. 5000
TD < b. BrewneII ,rvfsree, TO John s,emme.... 1000
10th at, n. 3s n. W OF av. g., 2sx2B6 to 18th
a., \ IRREGULAR; J. u Dourhcrsy trcfsrec, to Cora
nth av Nv s. 10 r. e 81 sid st, ~ IxIoO; Adrian
IT, Joiinr efercel 20 Sarah Taylor. .......... 5000
Goth s. ~ n. q. OF Madison 5Ox 1908; Il.
Ruvgies ueferee 90 Edward Brady. $500
I'd st., NJ a. dots Nos 1857 aud 1850, u years; Eliza.
beth n Howard o. Elisa Rosensicin 1878
RECORDED NoRrGAGt2
Abrams, Eliza A.. 10 J. s. clifford executor. &c).a
Browning W H., 10 J. X smith. n. corner of Lex
ngton and 14th ST. year. 1900
Same TO Same, property: year &up
Grover. Maria to A. Robinson, n $ OF llith ST.. W. -
niSber, Margaret. 10 a. Young. n. = Of i:n,6 st..
of ID NV. 100
Juhus,on EnelIne aud others. TO II. G. Koch. 8 of
IlJth ST.. 10 H. O. Of I'd nv. wears 1900
Same ~ same. s. = Of 10Th st.. corner OF I'd N; - -
Icn.r Harriet and husband. 10 Mary u. Miller,
OF 2ist W.. of 9th nv. 1ycar.............,.. 200
Morton, Henrietta, to Henry v Alien and another,
trustees. &c. a OF Broadwa,, ct Exchange -
Noble John and wife. 70 Agnes Rennce. N. .. 81
i3ah OF 9th av. years ................ 5uuD
O'N.ii NJ and wife. TO Margaret A. O'Ncili, No 30
O'Reiy Michael j.. 10 Phgbe Pcsrsal, n s. Of 44th
ST., Of Lexington ay.; year ................ 400
Roscnblstt, A., and wife TO The Bank for Savings,
Of Thompson ~. 2; o. Brocine st. year. 5000
tors &c. No 81 Murray st years. ...,...... 10000
Same 20 same. n. . corner Of Murray and Church
rts years. 1000
Same same. OF Church and Warren
sts i4UD
Smyth. Anthony. IL a. Fountain. n a. Of lf4th St.
r. Of 4th av 1900
Gottron tiustav 20 George Hartmann '''''' g. SOP
Roscnstein Frederick, 70 Max Danziger ..... 2,y0O
Rothschild jacob TO Herman Racharsck. lou
zenner samuel 70 Jacob Rcthschiid ........... loo
same 70 same INV