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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-01
Trustees Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted to me on the Goth day of Septembe;
1877 by. James Coins and wife Mary Coins
which deed of trust is duly registered in the
Registers office of Knox County Tennussee in
Tr1s Deed Book Il" Vol first or age SIS lG
and noted in trust note book "a" Page 50 viii
at the court house door in Knoxville L nm at Il
o'clock a. mon the 9th day of November 1873 sell
to the highest bidder lor cash in hand and in
bar of the equity of redemption the following
premises described in said deed of trust to wit:
being lot No in what is known as Walkers
adition to Knoxville fronting and measuring
fifty one (5D feet ON Front Street .tand running
alley. being the ame lot convs ycd to said James
Coins by Toliver Baker and wife Lucinda Baker
the r eeister's Office Of Knox county Tenn in book
RI Vol at page 5U3 and noted in note book
i'B' PIP 1!6. The sale viii be made to satisfy th g
indebtedness with interest mentioned in said deed
together with the cost incident to said trust.
This Sept 28th 1878. r. ]. CHILDRESS
0ct9w4t . Trustee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-01
VOL. TX.
s8asinsss 1irettnrg.

4 81 J.F. RAUMANN. Architect and
F@s2ZNseg Builder. viii furnish Plans, Specif-
FEfKEfE1 cations. and Drawings of every class
IELIlIi of Private and Public Buildings,
FTzER3 and superintend their erection as
EElNl required, or will erect and complete
s=Ss.S@sfSY buildings by contract at moderate
H7EkfH prices. 0hce on Bellevue street.
- AssffuHhIzA ~ west Of Broad street. Satisfaction
-S6uarantesd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

April 5oqG IN fair fair dG a ss sales Of zoo
Corn in demand aud easier cars New
tho track at 47Gi9c oats quiet sales OF 900 bush western AZ
terms; 5000 bush no do, a. private terms 600 bush
Higwlncs unchanged other articles unchanged Railroad
gts lower quoted Wheat L at SCI So c Uas 9e
REQ 81 1881 r. corr Gg At 4g gSa oat steady in
deipand firm Prime Choice spring 6OuJ5c Pork nom.
ay qnsnangcdz Lard iaT Meats Ga aa S al Mana
5l0c Tor shouders Clear ib and Clear sides Bacon quiet
sides Whskcy IN fair demand AT 81 o. Butter stead
CHANGED sugar sTGngi HTGs iU6GlytGi "HS 06@
s. 26aS3 40 Light - 50as3 70i Packing SO G0aSS 80
CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour quiet unchanged; Wheat de
Pan9 g a8se hoaeTi III" d. N &eguS 81 ana Hp
81 iIaSl Ia May 40 do 81 Q5a$l o. Com in i9r
iCcei 8G9 37c dull nonnaly 23sc cash aud April
2S M1 PSr F Sa8 qe IN O a e% g Is cash ad HP
90 $2a9 90 g 45sg a 90 J@ne Err s7 $500 sSa9y r.
M Bnk Meg steady GnSaRga Ac299 ab5 r az S8G
T. l02 ApIi 81 ~ MAJ , STF ac I - Is Nav SO So
ST. Loris Apri J-F1our Easier Int not qqGiaey lower
Nh i7sSs 81 i8aa ' May as 10 o. y Of 10 sp52g
81 10 cash Corn Sgac cash i2a42G @y 9Js45zz4C
May; Gee June Rye steady at 6gc Barley dun Choice
So 60 April Lard nomiialy unchanged. Bulk Meats dull
I nSRi co 9S eas 81 g and a Oa 70 for shoulders
Clear RIB ana Gear Sides Receipts-IlClr S6g0 Dds
RYE. 1000 bush: Barley, i 900 bush
ToLEpo, April wheat dull; amber MiGlhgan. seller
April seller 81 29; No Rod Winter, seller
April 81 9Ia seller May 81 35l rejected wa5ash 81 OF
Corn, dun High Mixed held at 45hc No. 2, sellr April
"a lei seller May, Is Rejected al 2c. Damaged SO nc
Oats dull and n9mins Glover seed Mamm9h "a 10 Prime
81 keceptsWheAt 900 bush; Corn, $4,000 bush; oats
LOCO bnsh shlpments-Wheat 1000 bush; Corn $4,000
9ush ~ The close. Wheat hrner Amber Michigan, seller
April 81 2S2 seller May, 81 30L No. Red Winter spot
20 No Red, 81 l59 Rejected, 81 O80Sl "a Corn,
4lkc. '
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-FlOur quiet unchanged Wheat
steady, closed finn No. Milwaukee 49, for Hard and
81 l7s for soft No DO a - Apu 81 II May s i5
q. QO,h vi. M OIUn Y
24c Oats quiet but stead " No. 2 2bc Rye weaker No
J., 6Oc Barley quiet No 2Spting $4,000 zc April vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.


EarGo AnT iA epd9f g ceT Tber @
~ s liz O't aRi' 6H ,, f ana i ,sgS s been &
In prices we're easier on the spot" but Ai
Ipnpianed At t6s market to-day fair business vas done
in What se W Geness da on T aa ' aud aa
noIauay cheaper Corn was 3D. Per Or lower than on Tues
MyrarooL AFni 5-rors-iEa Eastern dull a. o.; Wet Vet
P ap at 2g Lgns CT S3 o 9H al q shos ssS .
s. $l beG,Ilnn q, MIS- S,S"of ~ 0YSrdPnme Wsssrr
at lOs Prime Mgs leiy az C S duff NJ 8a Tufpentino
splits duh az %. Eosin-Common dun g. FPS
STEADY al I5 Flour-Extra state dull at %. Wheat o.
Am at 70 o. No 65 M SIa6IFs o ON All ii al Il 8
New duh at &c. Cotton seed on-Yelow American
"I IIyEm roc AP5-12$opm Cotton sea9y M1dq7g Up
hlo nsng 006 bales Tor speculation and export re.
ceipts 600 bales including 1900 bales American future.
delivery 5a7sad: also 59gd Upands, Low NqdnR clause
gane sn' NV , ~ yIy B a Ia T'laIdg Low
NY STy Su ClsTsS AnrnS e September dcycTy Cd Tp
lands, Low Middlng clanse shiupyd April and May sail
6isiSd sales Of the week 6oOo bales; exporters tool
3YCo OaGs s0 600 Bales to receipts o0G
bales American, 1000 bales actual export 5000 bales
bales forwarded from The ships size direct To- sPnner o.
receipts Of wheat for the past days 900
iIVEro6I, Aprii 81 p m.-Uplands Cotton Low MO
lI2ddll7d per Genital average California White ll5d
ai24d for California club and % al 10 81 for RED Wc.t
Mixed Western Flour % 2G 3D. obi for Western Canal
| Lard. 81 Sd per for American.
LIVERPOOL, April "a p m-Ihc sales Of Cotton todal
included $50 bales American Futurc--UuaudS. Low MID
ding April ana May delivery 5l.4 plaTaS Low
July August delivery, jolayd JpAudH
Low Mldng clause, october ana November delivery, boI
The market Yarns ana Fabncs al Manchester Ii dull
IIvFRPOOI April j--5 D. m.-COtOn futures urm lpauds
Low Mddiug clause May ana June delivery 'di Upland.
Low Mddug clause, August and September delivery, td
| LONDON, April $3.50 D. m-ltehncd Petroleum lOBd pc
| gallon. spirits OF TurTontine "a 3D. 40 percEt
LONDON, April J-Evcniug.-Lnseed OIL, ri o. per ton
! Sperm OH 372a&13 per ton
ANTWEuP, ApIl 4.-PeuOicum 21I4 francs Tor me paI
| American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
LINE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEanApn.


ALBANY April 6-CATTE- Receipts 4l2 carloads against
Cos last week there change in prices temarket
FOL Mich Cows IS nominal
CAISEs-suppIy large dull nces range ji2G
&c. 10 6i4d6 PC, as 10 weight and condition. 90,
AND LAMBsRecepis II carloads. against % last
week the market las been stronger Tor sheep Common -
Fair al 4ad5c Fair TO Coca at 5a55c. Extra 10 Chace
at j2a664c; Lambs dull Spnng brought SiaSt per hed
the thus far 1857 head AGAINST l66 head
last week, decrease Of l4T consigned through 4'
mead market without decided change fair attendance Of
buyers sales Of Good 10 Choice Steers at - SJdS5 = Coca
Butchers - Goa - 10 Oxen Common To Choice al ~ 90
Bulls - 20 - 80: SOCkcrs at - 2bdf3 so
Mixers and Sprugers at S2OaSiO per head best grades dis
posed OF supply equal To- the demand ..,,
SHEEP lAN}sReCCpts to-day, 100 head total Tor
the week thus H. 90 head against ZOO head last week
ed through 20 market quiet buyers and sellers
apart tending down offerings compare fayoldby with last
weeks sales Of Western Sheep 40 - jUdSj 7 Clipped do
sold.
HoGs-Recepts TODAY ago head total the week thus
far % $50 head against O5UO head last WCCE consigned
through, i4G market dun and slow, higher prices
weights IS 6gaS3 IS demand for Heavy Hogs
cars remaining uusud.
CHICAGO, Aprl o. me DToras JolrIrl reports HOGS
Receipts, 10000 head: shipments 800 head; all sod
s. 60: Light, g. 81 - Us; Heavy, - 7"0Si.
CATLE-BsCclVi-, 200 head: shipments 5000 head
supply modcrlta demand go.d; inferior 70 Medium,
Fancy 81 sCGs5 20 Good Feeders ana st"ckcrs active"
S60S4 Butchers >rrT NJ iIlr request % -tusd 80
Cows y 5ods3 90 Bull, 81 75"s4 oxen: $5o - 20,
shipping demand strong local trade Gg sales Of Inferior
70 Fancy, al a. 76aS8. $500.
head Of through; no local receipts; 10 market,
Hoe Receipts l2OO headi Workers, % 8OasI Phlaaei
No receipts no market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

SONS dun and nominal Mes Pork 60 20 cash 80 35 MAY
Iard~Prme steam &c cash TIC June Freighs-Wheat
10 Buffalo quiet Bomin tllv &c.
PHIADRiPHA April b-Petsoleum nominal 2c iorre1ned
9lc Crude Coffee stead Y Rio l3adl62e lagua8ra
sc. iOf fair and Good Ronulnq
Refined Strong lOc for Lraf 10 for CTushed
g7sG for Powdered sac for Granuated eoc for A. lQ
lasses-But little coming forward 1872 puncheOns English
Islands sold private ard 226 bb New orleans az
25d37c Flour Quiet steady holders OF disposed 70 accept
low quotations Minnesota Extra Family Medium 70 Fancy
75ds6 PENNSYLVANIA DO Good, 50 do, Cnoice ana
Fancy 2j Kentucky do Amber Wheat 20 26 Indiana d0i
Choice 50 80 do SO % 1900 hbs CITY Minis on secret
BuckwheSt Meal dull Al 60d$l 10 Wheat closed quiet c
lower Western Al 81 Western and Pennsylvania DO,
81 Sc: Western Amber, Al 1891 80 White ~ 40dSl 10
Rye stea CSC foE Western IQc foT Be9nsylyana C94
4sc; Fair and Prime Dry yellow, 40 D5zc Good and Prime
Dry Mixed 53d64c Oats, less maud Far ana Cholce
Western White. 36d97ci Pennsylvania 36d36c Whiskey
scarce; Western, II o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
COTTON MARKETS.


AUGUSTA April 5.-Cotton quiet and steady hddling
$50; Low Mddlng oac Good Ordinary SSS95Sf re-
ls7 49, 1855 baes weekly receipts 925 balesi shipments
quiet IT, M tldl,n 1871 5s5 bd Iow
eoasve bales sales $50 O2ss spp9s7 geo Ss
1850 bales to Great Britain 2o S, o.G ss 'q 4
O Bosro sl %pnl Cotton quiet: Mddling l9' Low
S MI is57 bales 1 cSIorts 70 Great Britain js5 bales
69i6 bales export great Britain S0s7 bales ,,,,,,,u
lose Low MiSdIns 6c Coco Ordinary S'sc receipts
56 bales spments sO 6oe3 sales 226 bales St9eS stgo
sales l2l9 bales spnners. 100 bales. -.
Sy Hsag SoT 1Sc Sf Wise 47g Bales sales $50 bales
70 S Great britain Cio bales eeastwse 1905 bales the
GALVESTON april 5~Cctton stcsdier; Middlng iOc4
bales SToss 2S bales exports the channel 1850 baIes
coastwise 24O3 bales sales 2is bales s9S5 Slos bales
TO tore Great Britain Sos bales to France 1897 bales
Channel 1900 bales coastwise 64i6 bales sales 27O9
bales. - ,,,,,,,.. tai.
wSeEy receipts 172 baes shipments 300 bales sales 'o'
M6niE, GPfiI 5Coiton quiet; MlddlnC 97elocj Low
Mddng 9c Good Ordinary 4c net dd rTcGp' SoS Oass
22S bales weGkly net receipts ilI3 bales exports 10
Great Britain asp bales; France 2l73 baeS eoastwise'
MEMPHIS Hpni Cotton hrm Mhdlng lOc,; receipts,
s7s, 1904 bales 1877 1856 bales weekly receipts
NoRFoiK April Cotton drm Nriddling loo. net re-
ccp 1886 bales exports c9asiwise 700 bales sales $40
bales stock 500 bales weekly net recepts SS+ balcs;
exports cOastwse, 1924 bales. siloa. l,l9S bal,
NEwO ORLEANS. April 5-COtt0n steady; MiddllnE 1861
Low Middlng gsc Good Ordinary, S4c. net receipts,
1855 bales gross 23ls bales exports 10 Great Britain
7gS bales 10 the Continent LII bales To the Channel
4U25 bales cUastwise. 10 bales sales lJO baes boch
23s 392 bales weekly receipts l5i59 bales gross IL
bales: exports Britain lN4l4 bales ~ Frame,
tl9 bales 10 the Continent l54l6 h9lcs TO the Channel
bales; Coaswse, S.jGS bales s1les aphJu bales
PWLApELPmA, Anvil 5-Cotion dui: Mlddlmg. lO'tc;
MiddnR lOsC. Good Ordinary 9c gross receipts, ~
bales sacs 2j2 bales spnucrs lj2 bales stock. 1919
bales weekly net receipts So bales; gross 1904 Oslcsi
=,
sAvASHAm, April 6.--Coton steady. Aiddlng l0c" Icy
Miding, OlyC; Good Ordinary -'tri net receipts, l,Vl
bales; gross, 1924 bales: exports % Great Britain 2HS
bales sales GOO bales stock. 29iGl bales weekly net re
cepts. o6} bales gross 5JS2 bales exports 20 Great
Britain lob bales the Continent GEO bales; coast
Wise, 4sul bales; sales, 100 bales
II LOUI~, April 5.-C0tou far demand MdduQ. lOc.;
Mdding. Ordinary 500 bales
shipments 8i7 bales sales 22gB bales -Hi bales
weekly receipts 4363 bales shipments sl7i Oac' sales
G.37l bales. $500. 10
wInuSaToy April Cotton nominal Mddlmg 9EcI
Mddug, SAly.. Cool Ordinary Set ret receipts 10
bales stock. 3OU5 har- weekly net receipts O'e DAcsi
exports c1astwise lu4i bales sales, % bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.H;EwYcRK, April B.-BEKvEs -Todays receipts were
81 car loads, o. l,B04 head as cars al Jersey
sity, and 81 cars Y eOth,st and the total for
The last SIX days IL 92b3 against oh63 for the coTree
bonding ak days lagt week There TO the
let to-day Slightly improved feeling among buyers and
lucer eut were not prepared TO report advance
proes some wy ScsIAs ana eOOn state Oxen went as
hinge. generally was SheloAo per q 70 dTess 65s57D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

ouote, North River shipping 6Oc; rets qualities 7o9
Soc and Clover and salt 40046c. Straw-Long Rye Ao0
Doc. aud Short and Dat, 100. cash -.
HEMP AND JUTE-Quiet steady, unchanged Jute b b
27ed3c currency. tie spot 2Sc, gold 10 hr1Vei MANIA
iISm1 bsia7e SisaL sac: Jute lsd5rc, all gold.
HIbES-Quiet. barely steadyi sales, 1000 Dry B9enos
5s7S Dry Itnfre Fios Kips private terms. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. April 3, 1873.

NEw-YORK, FRIDAY, April 3, 1873
The foIlOwings auction were held at the Ex-
change SaesroOm to-day:
BIZ Richard z. HaTnet
22ry SreS S siG5e Tt o 2sxs7S wn
@ os9 o s5SRs 6f6 H w Met mbe 5000
4stOry brown dwelling houses with lots, Nos
NO No. Ea nd ABLE lie l Assurance So 1880
! 2-sory frame house with plot Of land Boston
road. running through "a Franklinave, adjoining
lands OF Jos Pollock at MOrrsania, 72H3l6xlOolO 800
X20OX41; purchaser 05oO
By Wm. Relneuy
! 4-stoTy and basement brown stone dwelling house
P 46t Soy no lot SoI75' r Bnfd 1880
Htgh W Camp.
Q 2.stOry and basement brick houses with lots NOS
eacb dd is E 100 Inss bradley .. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
~ elegant steamers DEAN RICHMOND or ST JOHN
win leave Pier A. North River foot Of CGnalst daily lJnn
DAYS excepted at connecting at Albany Tor all points
North East Tickets for sale principal hotel. and
ali OF Express Offices IN NewNOrk and brooklyn.
BROOKLYN passengers transferred free by Annex" boats.
1 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
IL via NeWJesey Southern Railroad Commencing 0ctO-
Der & 1877. steamer JESSE HOYT will leave New.
York Pier North (OOt of Rectorst connecting at
Sandy Hook with trains for Long Branch Philadelphia and
Toms River IL a m. and Nmeland Bridgeon Egg
Harbor &C. Ia Wantown BaInegat and Iuckerton,
D. m w. s. SNEDON, General Manager
DONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Ia Newbuyg POughkCepse Highland Falls west Point
Cornwall Marlboro, Milton Esopus connecting at R9ndou
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads
SienmDoats Thomas Cornell and James W. BaldW daily
at D. N. from Pier "a North River foot OF Harrisonst
HNk0Y BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. = sure
connections with all railroad lines North East ana west
entirely new and magnificent steamboats, leave ua except
saturday at om Pier 40 r. foot Le e1 sI sSS
and through tickets al Dodds EApiess va
~ anu 'O0t'''' 'JyS oysEfh CORNELL. GenL supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
COTTON lL'iltl@
NFw YORK April 5Total net cotton receipts at all potts
financial.

4 Ii person, whose lives are insured in the
- CHARTER OAK LIFE IN~THASCI COMPANY, -
Hartford Conn lsc hereby notified that me- ing o. 5agh
800 Hp held 10 hr ut- ~ il'' u.s. OF ihi
ofd Conn, 90 10 O'Clock a. NE On THURSDAY We 7tn ay p;
with Tho provisions n tho amend
charter az .pI rr any pH-.,I The General A--eH. ~
The slate COuucotCUI approved March - 1870 |hirI
meeting shall vote tID pfhuro ~ r1d lutuh 'lh
ter elect Board ~ 2l uIroio. pass hy as ana make su,l
rules regula and Do such 300 relation 10 tic manage
mour Of tLc company. 90 10 shall consider desirable
Us order % the Board az Director. .........
.HnnH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
l. pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

ITO PHlLADElII lLAAAi
II PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
nun, M r, rsr ,,,IIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
$500 $500 between
NETWORK AND PHlLADELPhl1
tourtoen Through Trains each way da, W.
Philadelphia, two In NeWNoIN
Double Track the NEST Improved EqU; pao, .,sIx
Time consistent with a0s'li;!.sse, az a. ~
or and after November Il, tt,S,s.t,sses and Cors.
Fxnress Trains leaves \ ew. York via Dcsos's'S' "
landt streets Ferries as follows AZ a $50, 2, SOU
7.30 S.2U (O3O lipitedh II a. py = s.kO and NJ.
ana Sunday, a. H. g. osv Iii, al tirou gh trains
boats OF Brooklyn Annex" eonnS na fect transfer 1f
BToCGlyS 1ra i,a;us leave philadelphia $40 1885,
$50 and ii a. ~ Limited htPresos isS dsy $40 SIS 4
ny on 90 y iS5 o. H. and ~ m!dnghS As,or House
TcEet Offices $40 and 9tt Brosdysy .,s No cortti4
and brooklyn Anps5 Depot foot 4 81 Depot JeseS
S SS iEmim.pt Ticket once No. Bs1{ef1 tfxRaEh
FRANK ItH sn.ssr Cent Passenger As'A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

civ Slaughter OK, 74ci Dry sHIIt' itAHs Io4"I7V'I
Southern, ] i2dl2lQc, currency 49, ,-,- M
receipts this week foo little over Zoo bales while ne
avs feTclv reach 200 The demand from Brewers Is light
the only inquiry present coming from those who buy lew
bales AZ time lust enough supply their immediate
wants stocks In consequence are accommodating The war
cIcud England tends 70 depress many OTagcles ~ Tae
in mat country among which may bemeDuOned the Hop trace
and prices according to cable reports have suffered gh
deCiine Our market sympathy, shows signs OF de
preston though docs seem as though rcs are nov ~ low
the market Inc season
planting poles has rived and according TO the re-
pors exchanges about the acreage VIII be po
Receipts the week, lO48 bales; tOd
since September J. 1871 l2SG7S baes total for same Re91
ip 1879 81 289 bales export CeaTauces tor the week. ~
bales; total September J. 1871 l,IOH Daes t0la
for period IA 1876. 346Ol bales; state de. o~IVc
90 Eastern. use: do, Nearlng 2d3c; Old, ldZc,
EATHER-MOderatey active, both for export ana con
SUMPTION steady prices receipts past week ,
Lei bales exports, lS60O Sides viz, lOOOO 10 bng"nu'
& 800 70 Pontinent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
Gitn ReaI Gstate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.-First-elass four-story
n brown stone houses different sizes; situated on LeXng
ton.aye and I7Thst new welLbu and complete in every
respect finished in hard wood at prices to suit the times
TERMS easy Apply y" INV DAVID DE vENNY.
COR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property rstclass house qn iee) on SUES, DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
fouscs anO farms rOante0.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-I have free and
clear property and money! with which 10 buy equities AZ
lrrsent prices Gddr with particulars H. Box $3.50 T. o.
Interviews be had II desired.
CNIALL FARM wanted in exchange for three
- story brick house. BIOOAyn T. H. 81 d'f
No. 2O6 broadway, Room 2
NVTANTED-At LONG BRANCH or FAR
w ROCKAWAY. on or before May la furnished cottage
with from eight suite Of pleasant rooms and
board where will be few other bOarders Address o.
BAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
G5rates ano 1cn6ers.

CRATES and FENDERS.-Wo would call
W special attention large variety Of open Firepaces
with AndrOns aud Tenders Of antique designs
with Basket for wood and coal also, the largest
assortment OF and Tenders the MARKET with
our patent Shaking and Dumping Grate.
Wholesale and retail.
j. s. CONONkR q CO., jBS Canal.st. New. YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
Brcoklpr Real Gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE-H0USE-OR EXCHANGE
Southeast corner Clinton and Greeneaves.; OF the
most desirable properties house and about seven ot
splendid opportunity builder person desfou3 OF az
Qurng residence this beautiful avenue. MACChEEHf,
1872 Broadway, Room g. New York.
TOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
J. 40 WillOw.st and I79 WiOughbv st; building No. l5S
Remsen.st; suitable for school or business Offices
GORDON L. FORD, % Clara. st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
WOOL MARKE
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

PuuApPlrHIA Apra 5-wool quiet, but without change
in price supply rather light but ample for ali demands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
european advertisements.

european ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS to RENT
for SIX months year. consisting OF nine rooms,
five fronting the BOuveard Hausemanu opposite GRAND
Opera House, Paris the above are completely Iulsheu
and will be rented quite reason
a desirable party. Address CHARLES L. PAhhEh
Water corner MOOre-sis., New-IOrk.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
II OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
IIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
MEAT " Is success ana a boon Tor which nations
should feel grateiul."-See Medical Press" Ian.
CCt,"" British Medical Journal &C
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron
Iieblgs signature in blue ink across the label.
consumption England increased Ienfod in ten
years"
IIEHIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF Mat To be had OF all store Keepers gTOCera apd
chemists sole agents for the United states whole.
sale oniy) 4. DAVID & CO.. 43 Marklane, London,
England.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS Leave foot Of LLberyst for Freehold !,
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Trains leave for Perth AmbOy Red Bank LONG Rss1'
ocean Grove &C. az e.l6, llA6. .. M, 4, 5l5 ?. M +
Stages connect at Mattawan station 70 and from KEY
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW-YoPK CITY

SEw-TORK CITY.
AreT i 3aTf, s tP 5 MaTsers5 oSensno o1
Anderson David and VIE Jane anderson: Bed ooo
Benedict Amanda NJ, to Anna NJ benedict, Fair. zoo
Bogardu wasaiggson H. agd wife to Henry Rett- aoo
Boyd SLr William D A. referee to Jordon Mott ii26s
2sl.6 # v Of ithaye, l6xI0o Il; -;i;.,- osOo
4stst, s. i2S Il Of iOthave 25x9so 1900
COLE st Sa@HSi Zoo 6tff%tal SS 1850
Curtis 49 Y Of Sp S S i6oxiSa $4,000
EmendoTi John + and Alfred II ssoaGld and their heir
iGj, 1914 It Of BIeeckerst l5;9y7ol Ia Xxx: 10000
An %!VSs susan TarRsF Ftc6st slSGnW ooo
EhsI dt KIN ave 20 I Is W v.' 10000
Farrell 6 pfsTc 6 Il s IS S 1000
80 8 f Of shave, i 6tresaaT .,... !
Goldsmith Gustavus A. and wife to Jacob S0, d Wyck'
Kelley. william s, receiver to Benjamin w. Bonney, -
1BexSired esse Of No 81 CHARLTON LOO
sLss, 1861 OF Madlsohaye, 3i:9xirregular: 100
c iiST 5 100 TN i22d.i, i75sTeF
i50IiOO and also iiiycrsde,ave e 5, 1915 # n Of
A'a nSafs q r 7T5S7 oon' aoy' ] 10000
Ne G h 5 1p% & d Rs ss g2sc Sad
oTs u an Ap on 7n '2 7 It VOTE 1
gore Of land on s7thst ), III v Of $dayei 10
es 1911 of sthsr isT70 .:....,....,......
oueripe, Rachel Ann to samuel W and E 5e9
also 27h-g[ s. between slh ana lopez ct vs. foy
RHGcr John to Gatiarinc Frank Lawrcncest, s. ooo
$O6 4 c Of Broadway, 25TIOo, $500
asr corner o. dave 'na 'o' iooADo'tt 10000
rs ' 20 # of ave- 20&ioG O'r 1000
schnaD Joseph and vito. to Jacob Hoffman, 10Th o
Seaman, ATei end We 10 JOIN il seaman charles
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

II BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Uous-.- :.
H and Naugatnck Railroads Pare Al stea,r sdt0le
leave. tatharinesiP daily Sundays excepteGj a II