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and superior workmanship. c.,,n
~ also furnish DESIGNS, PLANS anu opaor aor
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,Tis not in mortals to, command sue
cess ! well do more, deserve it.
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The bell-punch noteth even the fall
Of a swallow,
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RAILROADS,
EAST AND VEST!

EAST AND WEST!
Smooth Track, Best Motive Power, Elegant
Coaches. Superior advantages for safety and
comfort in management and equipment of
through trains Attentive officers and good
eating houses. Sleeping cars on night trains.
tween Baltimore and White Sulphur Springs,
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On and after June 9th, Passenger Trains will
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For all points in the Southern States,
FaeGengers going South connectat CharIottes-
vile by ssight Train No. 4, leaving Staunton at
1I20 A. NJ.
Freight aud Passenger Train No. q leaving
Staunton at $40 A. NJ, connect with Va. Mid
land at Charlottesville for LynehbUTg ;t'ad the
South.
Mail Trains run daily except Sunday Ex-
press Trains leave daily.
For YaSns reliable information of routes map
bills. tickets and baggage checks. apply to
!. II. WOODWARD,
fieksI gent Staunton, Va.
CO9WAT Il: HOWARD,
WINS s. DUNN. g, i. and Z, Agent.
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TAILORING.
M ME4sG = Mt TAiLoElNG
HEA DO UARTERS,
M. #. Mon M RA,

No. NEW ST.. (CowAN's OLD STANDD
hrApNTOH, Va.
My Merchant Tailoring Establishment has
just been fitted up with n new and fine assort-
ment of
SuitinSs, Cloths, Cassimeres, &C..
of the latest styles and best manufacture
CO Perfect fits guaranteed and orders prompt
ly executed.
Oatl fl,a cyamine goods and prices, 1yz-N
NNAILDRsNG! TAILDHING!EThe co
i partnership heretofore existing between
Graves & Sprinkle has been mutually dissQlYe9
and the business will hereafter be conducted
Dy ?. B. Graves.
He has reduced his prices for cash, and VIII
do all kinds of work pertaining to the TAILOR.
ing business, in the very best manner, ana at
figures SO low that no one will fail to pc saGs-
fcq. he has removed his shop to the corner
Main ana Na-iiet Stg, opposite the Natlonaa t,aa
Valley Bank end inYites III bis friends anu tne
public GENERALLY to give hitag eall. ;s I'D YRS
ncy90 T. b. HhA YES.
DARE sS SPRINKLE,
ID FASHIONABLE TAILOHS.
New ST., next door to Mrs. Scherer's Millinery
Store and doors from LOeb's Corner,
Staunton, Virginia.
All work in our line executed with neatness
and dispatch. Special attention paid to cut
ting repairing and cleansing. aug o-u
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To B. Al. E =

For the SPECTATOR.
WAITING.
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BY WILLIAM TENNYSOc HEAToy, AUTHOR @
SONGS OF THE SHENANDOAH,
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STOCK SALES.

CHORT HORN CATFTE.-Two fine Bull
= Calves, 8 months old, 5 or Cows and He'll
IS. also berkshire Pigs, for sale at low prices.
A. M. BOWMAN,
mar9-tf WaynesborO', Va,
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= For the SPECTATOR.
SONGS FROM THE OHIO.
BY WIN. W. LONG.

THE GRAVE BY THE OHIO,
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LEE AS A COMMANDER.
This led to remark as to the great
and universal tame of Lee-especiallY in
Europe-a reputation which seemed to
grow every day.
II never ranked Lee as high as some
others of the army" said the General,
"that is to say, I never had as much
anxiety when he was in my front as
whensJoe Johnston was in front. He
was good man, fair commander, who
had everything in his favor. He was a
man WHO needed sunshine. He was
supported by the unanimous voice of
the South /; he was supported by large
party in the North he had the support
and sympathy Of the outside world. All
this is of an immense advantage to a
general. Lee had this ip a remarkable
degree. Everything ne did was right.
He was treated like demi-god. Our
generals had hostile press, luke-warm
friends and a public opinion outside
The city was in the air that the North
only won by brute force that the gen
eralshlp and Yalor were with the South.
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fnteryieN with Grant.

HE TALKS FREELY ABOUT THE WAR,
GEN. LEE, srONEwALL JACKSON, JET
FERSON DAVIS, AND EvERYBODY-IIIS
ACCOUNT OF THE SURRENDER.
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STOP ANDR READ!
GRANTS REMEDY.

All forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases,
lively cured by
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

This standard article is compounded with the
greatest care. se
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever
1t restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching and dam
druff; and the scalp by It's use becomes white
and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores the capilla-
ry glands to their normal vigor preventing
badness, and making the hair grow thick and
strong.
Asa dressing nothing has been found so efec-
tual, or desirable
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets. says of it:I consider it the best prepdra-
ton for its intended purposes
BUCKINGIIAM.S DYE.
Fer the whiskers.
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change the color Of the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade, to brown or black, 1T
discretion. 1t is easily applied being in oae
preparation. and quickly and etfectually Pro.
duces permanent color which will neither
rub nor wash off.
MANUFACTuREDB
n. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
EfSS In MEDICINE sg je25-lye5w
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Its effects are truly marvellous in Dropsy, GRAY.
rhosa and lost vigor, no matter of how long
standing the case may be- positive reliefis had
itate, or doubt, for it Is really a specific and
never fails. It'll purely vegetable prepara-
tion.. By its timely use thousands of cases that
inent Physicians, have been permanently
cured. 1t is also Endorsed by the regular Ply
sicians and Medical Societies throughout the
country. Sold in bottles at Two dollars each or
three bottles, which is enough to cure the most
aggravated case, sent to any address on receipt
of FIVE dollars. Small trial bottles ONE dol
lar each, all orders to be addressed to
Grant's Remedy Manufacturing Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
THE CoopER-MARsHALL CONTEST.

All those concerned in the COOper-Marshall
investigation seemed yesterday to have feeling of re-
lief that was to be the last day for six weeks Of the in
terminable examination, cross-examiaation and re-
erosexamination. The referee and the stenographer
shared in the feeling and Isaac p. Cooper, the
former husband OF Mrs Ruth Cooper, or Mrs. Marshall
showed less perplexty in attempting TO answer ques-
TONS Mr.. Cooper denied positively the testimony OF
Ann OBrien, servant formerly in the Cooper house
hold as to talk at a DR.. Whites the Long Branch
boat in April Questions directed to obtaining an expa-
nation of CoOpers letter TO A H. Alker the lawyer who
appeared for him in the divorce suit were ruled out.
Cooper denied that after the divorce he made any such
proposals Mrs Cooper she had testified TO- or at
Re had said he could scare" 100000 out OF Mr.
Marshall with faint effort at humor, he said " In
fact think that should sooner than would Mar
ehaLD He denied that he had driven Mrs Cooper from
his house In Winters night in 1872. Marshall, he
stated frequently visited his house and treated Mrs
Cooper and her friends TO wine sometimes at the bar
sometimes the piazza. The remainder of the exami-
nation consisted Of denias and explanations and at p
10. all gladly took adjournment to September II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
DECIsoNs-JuLY 81.

Supreme Court hdmbTs--Bv Judge Danels.-
in the matter Of the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
order granted In the matter Of MentgesOrder granted
In the matter Of FurDss-Order granted Schroeder ag
order should be discharged defendant
STIMULATING TO for false Imprisonment see memOran
dun. Murloek agt Laxg1ng-The order will De dsehsIgeo
defendant stpuatng not TO for false mprsOn
ment.
AIT Wiener anOhorCOmplsint dismissed with costs
upon the report Of the referee signed
SHDeJiOr COurt-SD6cidt IcTm-BV Judge Sanford
WTight-The within and the amendments
thereto with initials hereby settled and ordered
Lyles ag MuresOrder granted and under
taking approved 1hOmpson-Order for bill Of
particulars Duryes agt Alderman ct a-Ofdef OF dscOi-
tnu9nce. StlmaD agt Alderman et all Duryea agt Acker
man-Orders granted Ennis agt BrOderck et aUndertak
ing approved on justification lola sgL Observation-Disclosures
Of substitution
Common Pleas-Speoial Tt7m-By Judge Van Hoe
aenLaWfiDo Rgt Mcclure Collins ag Cassua King agt
NcCann: Pool agt BigSinson and signed Franz
agt Neibuhr-I decline TO grant this understand
United states District Court has Its officer In charge
Besdes there Is for order TO show cause
Rchnaeka agt. Kaister-Granted. Hodge agt. BakerAs
sgnee his owkbond In OF the asfiRn-
Yeager ec-he Court will not discharge the BOND
except after accounting see menoraDdum
oral statement made 70 me by counsel IN open
TOtten agt MandeYill and othersApplcaton 20
amend granted order signed The Newly ork Life Insurance
Company aRt APPLICATION 20 amend granted
order signed agt. OBren-JuOHnent ordered.
Burr Miller Nelson agt GriseSigned. Nelson agt
Den cannot at present grant the order OF arrests see
brought 70 my attention that suretes the bond
Of the this action Is attofneyatlaw, hereby
the approval Of such bond and require that another
attorney. Peck aR Cotrel
who has appeared and how the consent OF the attorney
for AL parties appearing has been obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

In suit by Joseph f. Bates against Fred
erek Thompson $1,000 paid for lottery tick
etc Judge Sanford in Superior Court Special Term,
granted yesterday an order that the plaintiff furnish
bill of particulars.
Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers appointed yesterday Rufus G. Beardsee, Dr. II.
w. Ranney aud James j. Nealis Commissioners in Iun-
aey IN OF Anna Louisa Mentes, who is said by
her mother to be insane.
Lesser Shulman and Isaac j. Edelstein were
convicted in April in the Court of General Sessions, OF
larceny, in obtaining goods from II. b. Clafin Co.,
valued $780, by false pretences and sentenced to two
years Imprisonment stay Of execution OF the SEN
tenee was granted by Judge Donohue and on Tuesday
the Supreme Court General Term. reversed the judg
ment and directed a trial An application was
made yesterday by William f. Knitting, the consel for
the accused men, 10 Judge Daniels, In supreme Court
Chambers, for wris OF habeas corpus and eertoa 70
have them baied until again tried. Judge Daniels
granted the writs, returnable to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
THE COURTS.
n,srrs Il. scHwAR,s ARREsT.
srrr FOR DAMAGES AGAINST TWO POLICEMEN
THEIR ARREST REFUSED.

A FOR DAMAhfo HNAA'Noh wv AS'-'~-'+''
THEIR ARTIST REFUSED.
Tustus II. Schwab was arrested by Oihcers
.,eb,el 4 Rooney and George Mayforth for violating
.es sunday law in selling liquors On the examination
. nreorcd that the officers too late and that the
sferce occurred soon after midnight on Monday morn
,ng Mr. scwab was released. and has sued the officers
no arrested him for 80 600, in the Marine Court The
..e came before Judge Shea yesterday on motion for
an ,rder of arrest against the policemen. judge Shea
aiea the notion saying OF the defendants that their
rubc position cnforces on them duties. The act done
as within the general scope of those dutios-that is TO
ace that tie regulations OF the Excise law were complied
,tb Until the contrary appears the reasonable pre-
sumption that that they acting in the perform
nee Of their duties Mr.. schwabs rights citizen
must be respected he had the additional right that
he has a license given bin by the city.
81 will say" he continued, that 1t is usual when the
papers presented that Injury has been DONE 10
sne warrant OF arrest, but when 1t appears 10 me or
10 auv other Judge that the alleged offence was com
oifed within the scope Of the officers authority,
writ should not issue. Great Inconvenience would re-
sniff from having officers arrested whose duty II is TO
pfoect our lives and property and to preserve order In
having them taken away, in mere civil suit, from Ihe
performance OF their duty III that grew INTO habit II
Wouid result inurously 20 the public" After some
further discussion Judge Shea denied the order for arrest
eeug down the for the first Tuesday In september
and stating that them If jury gave verdict for Dir
sehWab he would issue his order for arrest without walt
ing for the entry Of judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01

To all having any claims or demands Of any name
nature either policy holders In either OF the above
named corporations, or as other creditors thereof;
TAKE NOTICE that by yItue OF and In obedience 10 the
order OF the Supreme Court OF the state
OF NewYork made by Justice Landon at his chambers In
the CITY OF schenectady the 2Stb day Of June 1873 IN
Of the above entitled proceedings and entered IN the
of the Clerk Of schenectady County ON July s. 1873
the undersigned Albert Parsons was duly appointed rel
the above entitled proceedings TO take PROOF OF
claims against either Of the above named corpora
tons policy holders by other creditors thereof
Further take notice. that IN obedience 10 the requirements
orders the undersigned referee win attend at 20
252 the city Of New York at the Office OF eny
Person receiver Of said corporations on the 10Th day 81
January 1879 IL O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day ana
time thereafter such proceedings may be al
nurnea Will then aud there proceed TO take prOof OF All
demands OF aud nature against sald
either OF them by policy holders or by other
which be presenedi ana that VIII,
upon sneh proof decide upon the legality and
sunlci0noy Of such proof and claim. u,
Further all the creditors OF such corporations or either OF
them required exhibit and prove their claims ana De-
proceedings before the undersigned on
day aud at the place aforesaid end that
An default creditors ana pOcyholders thus DEFAULT
ing shall and viii precuded from all benefit OF the decree
which shall made each Of these proceedings and from
any distribution which shall be male Ia or under such decree
Dated July 4. 1878. ALBERT PARSONS, Referee.
Julyll law6mTh
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUKr-CBAMBgRs-Da J.-Nos. u.s. 162.
i65, 1853 1888 i89-Ca begns At No 1873 the general
calendar
sUPERoR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM-sanfOrd, J-COurt opens
AZ IL m. NO day calendar
COMMON PIRAs-sPEcAL TKKM-Van Hoesen, J.-COurt
spens at ii a. No day calendar.
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european advertisements.

IVA izod 10y the srstOcracy and American visitors THE
Group todays Fashions. President Grant War Grosp
Duko Nicholas Osman Pacha. sc. superb reprOduc
on OF Plus TX lying state at 81 Peters Every crowned
head and celebrity The terrible Chamber Of Horrors spen
OPEN FROM 10 TIL TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
ROBERT L. CASES APPEAL.

An application was made yesterday on be-
half of Robert L. Case that he be admitted to bail pend
ing his appeal to the Court of Appeals Judge Daniels
10 whom in Supreme Court, Chambers, the application
was made, directed that il be made to-day to Judge
DonOhue, who was one Of the General Term which
affirmed his con yiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
RECoRDED LEASES.

0@sner theirs Of the estate OF John b. 10 Christian
Lahs !scus No 40 Orand-st wears, at annual
'e'sA Mason \ and others 60 Cornelius stOken,
nofu nail OF Pier No % and south half OF Pier
40 - North River, and the bulkhead between
'neMl ~ years, at annual rent Of ....4..........
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Real Gstate 10 Gfehanae.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
H desirable New-YOrk City tenement property IN fine
order and rented. ]. o. HoYT SOM P1ne.st
10NX1OO.-DESIRA,BLL UNlMPR BSIDs]EI
will exchange the same, free and clear for nice
place in country about same value, $4,000. RULAND d
WHITING, No. 3 Beekman-st.
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Gonntrp properlp 10 Eet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
" SONS. opposite West Point. Address FISHRILL
SAVINGS BANK, Ffshkill, N. Y.
ITO LET-Furnished house in PLAINFIELD,
Il New-Jersey. Address or apply at no Grand-st city
TTO LET at Morristown, n. IA furnished
OF 10 rooms for the season f. b. BETS, No
218 FOOlfOn.st
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

'e', sa solomon and wife 70 Henry May. VS. TIN.
ave q 42d-st year ....................... 81
- Aof1lz and another % Peter Schaefher, 0
srninesf, Of BedfOrd-st, tnstalmeDts. .....-..
1Sss va, thonak 70 John Mayer, No 134 Cherry-st
loo1er -
E sss,Ah ke and wife 10 Johann A KortuIn. No l42
-"nrnons Michael and wife 70 Frederick A stahi.
'a ne SVthss, eof Stllaye, SyeaEs..............
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

Il OfiiDir ~
PHILADELPHIA. July 49, 1873:
and e nsueons 10 bidders StiaeheS 10
each VIII be received at TINS Once until noon Angust ~
with the following articles no,0, ., Gam
ioSo Campaign Hats, $500 Forage Caps; 10000 pairs
pairs Woolen Mttens; 5000 pairs Boot 200 Wool Blank
Poles 10000 yards dark blue Planned 900 yards shifting
ol nahfy aSd 30 Uoo Yards canton flannel '
IITo be delivered at the Quariemasers Depot ut Phla
$1,000 yards Canton FLANNEL $4,000 Yards Shifting Flap
mel light quality and 100000 yards SHIFTING Flannel heavy
Tito be delivered at Depot at Jeher
go sets stencil Go Plates coo Mc'q4is, S
sets wall Poles 200 Common Tents 1000 Common
V-ro delivered the Quartermasters Depot at Phla
iooo Helmets, unt1immed 1000 Helmet Hair Plumes
cavalry ZOO Helmet and Bands cavalry 1000 He
1900 PAIRS Helmet scrolls and Rugs 1000 Helmet side
Buttons R1es S Gsps 20 DseS 100 for
So Geseens for coats 10000 Crossed a6Tes 10000
W0 %Si f sScEings 800 pairs 5000
shoes il 500 Blsntis go storm Flags 1000 Musk
rat CAPS oS 500 g M'e S g ys aSI park b
Flannel yards sky blue Kersey heavy quality $1,000
S SKY %s E sars s
o S $500 s BSss TOYS o coat RSton 1000
gross Shirt Fly Buttons; 800 pounds Patent Thread
Threads l2 feet wax Upper 3her Ges 70 ays
pounds 1905 lbs, swedes Nails. lOs NO ~ 1000 lbs
Swcdes Nails a No l2 100 lbs Lasting Tacks $50 lbs Bar
bOns Machine Thread 500 balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Lasting Tacks. - inch. ,,,-----.,-- - 81,
ders are informed fun compliance with specifications
and that article inferior TO the stand
ard viii be accepted - - - -,
The Government the right to reject any or all
bids. -,
preference will given articles Of domestic produc
ton manufacture conditions OF pTico and quay being
equal preference Will be given TO articles OF
American production manufacture produced on the Pa
the public service there RepiSed Statute, e3,7l6
The articles which 10 be used In the states and Terrific
hes will be received and Inspected at san
francisco, Cal.
For copies printed instructions 10 bidders and other nfor
nation apply a; this Office. -. ,.,,....,
Envelopes containing proposals. TO BIO endorsed Proposals
for Military Supplies and addressed 10 the undersigned
ID. II. RUCKER Asst or MT General
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ESGINkER TENTH DsIRcr.
OswEGO, New.York, July 49, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Office until eleven QI O'clock a. IN on THURSDAY
AUGUST Is, 1873 49, -. -. "a.
FIRSI-FOr furnishing and erecting inc uohWotk OF ue
SECON D-F0r completing the keepers dwelling ~
The right 10 reject all bids % waive defects IL
Interest OF the Government 10 DO 30 Is TO-
served ,D.-...,. a.. -
Work &C. OF sRndusy Bay Ranges, OhO and ENCLOSED
IN envelope addressed to the undeIhghed epu
sent by mail. 80 -. 49,. .,-...,.o,,.n,
plans and specifications be seen at this Ofiict
''"" ~ ~ WALTER MCFARLAND,
Major Of Engineers u g. Army, EDgneer 10th Lighthouse
District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01

FritEel William TO John Scott. Ave-C, OF 9th
nsn and 6nsand 70 Mary hcro; lou
Administrative, etc, 34th-st, OF 7tiLaye,
roesI " Of ySep sSrst Years 24OO
iGdiowsts years 5000
Shave iRstSi@eStts.. 0-...'. ..... 400
30 Clinton-s year. tOU
trustee etc = 50th-st e Of sd.ave 6 months9 1000
sal OF 3d-avo, mOnrhs.... 1000
s7SiRsi Of isiavs, 'D. 5000
Eastst Of Deiancyst years ...o. $500
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Fish, James d. receiver Of the Teutonia Savings
Caharine Mensc. $1,000
Marx Elka Joseph Schwarzschd and another. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01

In the matter Of the application OF the Attorney No
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE co,
PANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01

In the matter Of the application Of the ag
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANY.
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RECORDED REAL EsTA re TRANSFERS.
WV -YouR 1'rrY


2Sdst, g. 100 II W Of 2daye, 2O-1Ox9S o Bradbury
Cbetw0Od, referee 20 William II SOeum. $500. {
2sth g. n Dot No GO), z8.5xgs.9; Ambrose Mcneil,
feicrce, 60 Martin ana Annie Farrell.
ftutnu2ve DOT No llS map of the village OF Nor
nsanial, 52xisi The0dOtus Burwell, referee to
q, ,tehIy Horton
edhss {. 500 II W OF 2dave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hteggAf Moses Ely, referee. TO Henry Wen
whist 3. 1925 II Of 2d-4ve. 25xlOOs2 Moses
g. ky. referee. 70 Henry Wen deasehold). .......
oWhsf = 2l4.2i2 n G Of Sdave. 2j.lUXi08i2; Ere
. ing III Smith referee. 20 Henry We'll OessehOld)
oSo.st a 80 Il OF Slh-aye 2Dx5O.5 Sarah Greene
10 William Wiuslow
AAatt. q, 20 ftsOf DelancySt, Z5x75 :. Richard
~ Nichols and wife 20 CARL and Carl Smith
zfthsi, = 39l.S4 Il Of 7th-gye. 24.l0a4x93.9;
-. Joscph n Ohneis and wife 10 Henry Mengei....,
t'usssh ~ l20 4 OF Lexingt0n,aye. l6.exlO22j
%aftha COckburu and husband 20 the Mechan'
Al, rs and Traders Nati0na! Bank. ...-.......
selnst n 8, 1925 Il eOf 6th-Sye, lS.0xl0O.5 John
a. Downey aud wife charles w Bucklm ...........
@esse; = sss u = OF 42d-si, 2isl4xoO Henry May
=, Aa VIE 20 SalOInOn Boinal ..,........
seersYnave, n cor Cjilet 1890 WartO. 2lx75 Clara
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