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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
General News.

The brims and crowns of the first Spring bon
nets are covered with a network of beads
General FitE John Porter has applied to the
President for the appointment of board to recon-
slider his case.
statue of John Brown is to be the contribu-
ton of Kansas 10 the National Satusly Hall in
the Capitol.
beggar boy about fourteen year. of age
walked along Sixth-sve. yesterday, bearing this
pacard IL have been blind for forty years. -
Timer.
More than 700 persons have entered the CONNIE.
tltive examination for the thirty-two additional
clerkships which Congress has just authorised in
the SuIgeon-G Generals office.
Mr.. John w. Forney has been attending din
ncr given 10 London by the Metro potan Board
of Works. MANY notabilities were present." he
says; "frst, the cousin Of Queen Victoria, the
Duke OF Cambridge, Field Commander.n in Gu ief
OF the British forces, fifty eight years old, a
heavy, stolid man, with spoplectic face, who
made heavy apoplectc speech; the Speaker OF
the House of Commons, the Hon. Mr.. Bland, aged
siXty-four, who was loudly greeted and made
very weak address; the Duke OF Wellington, son
Of the great Duke little man, with big nose.
who made a very poor and little speech. The no
bily present, rated by their rent rolls was very
heavy in money. and by their titles, yerv old IN
years. but noticed they were very much like
like other human beings, and enjoyed their vic
tuals consumedly."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

tive. The party has been crushed out in
the South by means which we will not now
recall. 1t therefore has desperate strug-
gle in prospect for the control of Congress.
and if the President has any preference
for republican principles, here is grand
opportunity to manifest it by cooperating
with the Congressional Committee in its
efforts to stay the further encroachment MT OF
the ex- Confederate democracy. As for
the more radical republicans-the men
with strong convictions and the courage
to back them,-they are willing now, as
they have been many times before, to pass
over the offences and lapses OF the past
for the sake of success in the future. The
safety of the country, under republican
measures, is more to them than the pun
ishment of anybody.
The country is to be congratulated upon
the spirit which anilnates the opening of
the republican campaign of 1873, upon
which so much depends. Now let the
State cony entiOns act in the same spirit
omit endorsements and denunciations, and
90 straight for the objects they seek to
accomplish. Let the past take care of its
dead. The republican party has duties to
perform in the interest OF the future, and
ii can carry the solid North only by stick
ing to them faithfully.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
Assessors Notice.

To THE TAN PAYERS OF THE CITY OF AUGUSTA.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in true
i and perfect lists o your polls, and all your
exempt from taxation. For the purpose of receiv-
Ing said lists ana admins ering the oath thereto,
authorized, the undersigned, Assessors OF said
city, will be in session at their office IN Granite
Block, on each Saturday before the 18th OF May
next, from TO IL O'Clock A. M and IRON TO 4
O'Clock 7. M, and also on all stormy days before
that time.
Failing to bring in such lists you win thereby be
barred Of any right to make application TO the
County Commissioners for an abatement of apy
tax which may be assessed against you.
Blanks for returns may be had of us on applica.
ton, or calling at the Ciy Treasurer's Office.
W. s. BADGER, Assessors
B. +. PARROTT,} of
AMOS CHURCH, Augusta.
April 1873. april teod6w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
From the Boston Traveller.
The Republicans Organizing.

Had the Traveller possessed oracular
pswers, il could not have written on Wed
nesday more nearly than it did to the line
OF republican policy marked out by the re-
publican Congressional caucus subse-
quently held. That caucus, the report OF
which will be read with interest, was ami
mated by one purpose, namely, the carry
Ing forward of republican principles and
republican methods, regardless of minor
issues or personal considerations. 1t re-
solved informally and by mutual consent
that there are greater objects involved in
It's success than personal idolatry or per
sonal antagonism. 1t determined that the
campaign shall be conducted without rel
erence to men, but with emphatic refer.
ence to measures. That is the fair inter
probation of it as a whole.
The spirit manifested was altogether ad
mirable. Under the severest aggravation,
members abstained from attacking the
President, because that will be waste OF
time that should be spent in organizing for
more practical work; and. on the Other
hand, the Presidents special spokesmen
were silent, and exhibited positive de
sire not to provoke quarrel. The names
oil tue Congressional Committee will car
ry confidence 10 The people that harmony
aud efficiency will prevail 10 the conduct
OF the party affairs SO far as the leaders al
Washington can command it. Senator
Sargents resolution, requesting the Presi.
dent to modify his order disrranchlsine
office-holders, was respectful and proper
but in prospect Of more quiet solution
OF the difficulty, il was well to refer it to
the Congressional Committee, as suggest
ed by Senator Edmunds. That committee
proposes to ask the President to lend hi,
influence 10 the republican party during
the Congressional campaign, and hi,
friends assert that he will honor that re-
quest. 1t is certainly reasonable one
He was elected by the party and il sup
posed to be its highest official representa-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April l3. 1878
FLOUR-ENtra spring 4.5Oa5.uO; western 4.5O;
southern OtU.
WHEAT No. spring 09iloaa No ? gilt edge
Jos -; Regular. l0Ga4a, cash. lOs'a May,
lsSa June, LII -al.ll4 No. 3, l.o3- reject
ed Sd
CORN Sales gilt edge S9as; regular, 3s-a-;
cash ia; Apri, 3gAa--; Nav, Al a, June
IL - sa4l = July, Uu-; rejected 3lh.
OATS Ca-h 25'4 Aprl 2G4 aVO-; May, 26S
III June 2s32sa.
RYE 5s-.
BARLEI-4l1s.
DRESSED HOGS 4 i9ai.l2il.
fOkk-Casn 70-ae. 10; April 9.l5--s22h
sGoa = May 80 a June 96i Haso; Jnly 40
LAkD-Cash $50 ST y = Aplil 7.l6-a7l6
MAY t91 1sa9S; June, $50 a5O; July '.l2-a7l5
BULh MEATS Shoulders 3As 81 short rib
644a6A.
WHISkEI-l0l.
fREIGHrs-COn to Bdnalo 81 cents; wheat
do cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

Secretary Sherman sold his 4 l-2 per cent bonds
to the New York bankers in exchange for $780,
100000 gold at l0l IL and accrued interest, max
ing ihe actual price of the bonds lO2.03 To
correspondent of one of the New York papers
MIR Sherman expressed himself as perfectly con-
hdent Of the success Of the fort 10 accom- tlish
resumption on Jan. /. 1879. He alluded to the
isct that gold Is at premium of but five eighihs,
aud that II had dec ined steadily in the face of all
The predictions Of men VIII promised an exactly
opposite iendenc, as The result Of the passage of
the SILVER bil I'VE are going 10 resume" said
be. and II you have any greenbacks on Jan |
1879, for which you want specie, YOU NAV have /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

The democratic journals are disgusted that such
a tremendous pow-wow has been made over so
small matter as change of Doorkeepers. They
think it shows a lack Of republican ammunition.
1t shows, on the contray what large scandal the
democratic party can make out of the smallest Of.
fee in ITS control which has any pap connected
with it for distribution. The republican party had
the control OF the Office for years, and it was
too small for scandal them 7y5JuHe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
WINTHROP SAVINGS BANK-NOTICE.

L'MERY o. BEAN, Esq, Receiver orsaid Saw.
II ings Bank, having fled in the Sup. Jud.
Court hIs foal account cf as. cts Collected and
disbursements made, and asked leave to make fur
ther dividend 10 dep0- itors also AN application
pay dividends 10 certain posi- Ors whI had not
dled their books with the Commissioners
1T Is ORDERED by said curt, that notice be Civ.
en- by previous advertisement three weeks success
sively in the KtnLrbec journal that said court
will be in session at Augusta, on Friday the l9.h
day of April inst, at 10 o'cl eek In the forenoon
tor the purpose OF he ring and Gisposing of said
matters as Justice NAV require. All persons In.
,erested are Accordingly DOtf d to be then and
there present and heard, If they see IT.
Augusta, April I, 1875.
Per Order,
3wl6 VIM. NJ. sTRATTON, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

by presenting the greenbacks TO the Treasury for
exchange" He added that his business in this
city in connection with the plan of resumption
was ended the contract having been signed bv all
the partes and that a little time was all tnst was
required to prove its practcability
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

In spite of fannels, coughs and colds will make
lodgment in the system. But they are not ten.
ants atwl You can dspossess them with Hale 5
Honey Of llorehonnd and Tar, in less time than
Il takes sheriff to execute writ. Sold by all
drug lists
Pixies Toothaehc Drops cure in minute.
apl2.+&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
Sperial Notices
\ G RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
dscretions OF youth, nervG2s weakness, early de.
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send a receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send a self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible
House. New York CIV. sepil5.snteodSwIv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15

If you don't want 10 turn your toes up 10 the
daisies, use SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES for
your Coughs. For sale by all Druggists.
Caswell Il Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts., boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-15
FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.
HOStOn STOCK List.

Sales At The Brokers' Board.l
BosToN Aprll 49, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, sAaO--
Boston A Maine Railroad lC6AalU1-
Portland, SacO Portsmouth, sJAa
Boston 4 Maine. Raj road 1s, NIX
Eastern Railroad (new), a63h
MaiHe Stale g., ll2-aO0-
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OFFICES AND STORES 70 LET.

AIarge number Of FIR~T-CLA~S OFFICES, suitable
for BANKERS, BROKERS'. MERCHANTS, LAW
YERs md others, i'm the following named desirable
locations at moderate Tentsi
CL OBE Bull ana f e. H fS B3?AD"Af and Il
No IT, ~. and Il BHOAD-Sl, corner OF hACHAN6E-
PLACE opposite the STOCK EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING and 5a ana = N f'2sP"N
EMPIRE BUILDING PdLrRN f g. ThF BFT if
WAY-69, Il and - BROADWAY, corner OF RECTOR
ana NEW-CHU RCH-SIS,
NATIONAL BUILDING SEW H cH2TtRRSnsr anu ~
COMMERCIAL DING T&3 and q - D dTa S
NEWS
No gs BROAD and 81 and Sc NEW.STS.
No 80 BROADWAY and ll5 NIW-CHC RCHSI, cellars
storage floors, ana dwelling apartments.
For terms apply at thr Office Of the CHARTER oAk
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Real tate Depart
ment. Room 3J, No. III Broadway.
II. &. CIENCH, Agent
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Mnslrdl 5nslrnmeTIs

DUNlAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL g. CO.,
"a, No 20 EAST l4THST.
Chickering'S Stenway's and other Pianos and organs low
for cash. on iustalments and for rent.
GREATEST BARGAINS in PIANOS. and
" ORGANS during this month ever SHOWN IN the ni,ed
We determined 20 maintain our position as inc
CHEAPEST aud most RELIABLE House IN Che World ana
W 10 dispose Of present stock Of 800 NEW and Stt'
ONI.HAND INSTRUMENTS OF BEST makers including
WATERS and SHONINGERS, place them within the
reach ofevery family IN the land by Offering them AZ FAC
RORY PRICES all fully warranted We have been In the
business nearly thirty years and cannot be uersod on nrs
class Instruments house IN America. Take advantage
OF this GREAT OFFER, and send tor catalogue NJ once
HORACE WATERS u SONS, 80 East l4u-st, NeN-1ork.
MEEDHAMS PARL0R ORGANS, sos C.
~ stops double reed) 10 $1,000. Buy Of manutacurrr
save two profits. new UNDERGRADUATES NEEpliAM
MTSICAI. CABINE upon which one can play any
tune by simply wOrlug thp pedals. Price 80 ana up.
n 4. NEEDHAM \ SON, las LAST 2Jd-st, y. l.
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NEw-YoRK. Friday. June %, 1878.
r,ta following sales were held at the Ex-
,s,eo salesrOom to-day:
chauN Bv A. H. Muller & SOn.
- frame and brick ana 5.story Drlck Ollhdlng.
J 2st..,' LOT 80 81 south 5th-ave, Q 8 100 n OF
lot 25xiO0 Trustees OF the Leake ana r.,oo
Home
Nsh' HsfTiQUeS & Cohen.
ory brown store house y wi,S los SS az l0OS
lbS 5cSod ti1S $500
s 9sS /, 99 9sa w,t lot Jas JARVIS 500
AEO'' Bu John T. BOVd
,.,,.p building and 4 3-stOry brick building,
I5stm?~U Win lot No 81 SheriAs n s. Is Il n Of ~
IN Ita 81 lot 25xlO0 Mary CATmend......... 1850
ENlHh'' BV Jas. ". oakley & co.
front with lot, No 52l lst-aYe, W
5.sioT ~, IT, az Suih-st lot 2i.Sx75; susan A Con
oVou
stanl'"""--' nv RicFdrd y. HdTJ3eu.
plot Of iaa land On gibbons iSi,t,sV 1850
lOO Au' Bernard S1Uk.
\ ,-,,s bouse with lot, No lJl West 55dst n
1913 IT OF ,u,,.. .......' 1900
cooper HV louis BeS1cr.
-, st,ne house with lot No 423
INNS. p Tns CO. II $500
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Gxrnrslons.

NONEY ISLAND.
~ NEW STEAM LINE.
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time from brooklyn COney Island only 10 minutes
Trains minutes during the afternoon and evening"
and hall hourly during the other parts OF the day ,
GRAND PROMENADE co y CERT = tfree) EVERY Nv IN.
ING from 7:3O TO $50 O'Clock, and GRAND
SACRED conc ERT every SUNDAY EVENING Dy
DOWNISClS criebrltsf 9rH REGINENT BAND, with the
WOrld.renOwned cornct soOist, 81. ARBuCkLE.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS.
Take horse ears Ful Cathaiine Hamilton Fer
RES 20 depot, 9th-aye. and 2ntLsf. Brooklyn
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
~ NEW-IoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIHi2l1 ,
SPECIAL TRAINS AND REDUCED RATES
SUMMER MEETING,
MONMOUTH PARK,
LONG BRANCH, y. J..
June 20, July ., and 9, 1873. .
Trains will leave NeW.Y0l from loot Of Lbertys, North
River at -5 O. 1890 2I:45 and 1915 Noon each day or
The meeting running rectv to the track arriving at the
rare Including admission to the track 81 90.
H. p BALDWIN
General Passenger .CeDt
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Che Gnrt.
miscellaneous.

CARPETS. PERSIAN RUGS, FURNITURE,
y Beading and Coinn thorouohy rSneyatea
,rrs and tambreouns renovated aud fresucncd NAPH.
TIA RENOVATING WORKS, Office 30 East lithsL
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THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known a. oar H9mron the hillside Dansvle Livingston
County. s. ! has this 10th o' May lOi persons
.ofa, and is bOlrers aud patents VINO nave
como Of The EeDubhc anu Oiha'a 20 sthu ne
.tar either 10 improve their health or 10 learn no" 10
Gr.ptt T, sfabl .ltut Is thc ag'si hygeulc UrFlIt w
uton u ewOr: accommodate from 200 10 900 guests;
without giving Of them single particle Of me'cinc'
slb sb.- h,alh ISSUES monthly ltln Jou It
-EN PRED. 's go rrrlrat Do. 2ith anniversary on vac ~
a. Eui-i iRVN mo auI Il 20 have amt 90 lo the Etaes
hex, tb convention the world u2s ever seen NV" sex aNi
yuu desire 81 u. 10 Hcu. Nul RO.IH ler Z" E "t
srr ur.f.s- .'rwp ton 9Nb t ynn IKE ONT
t.uuIt ord pracu-e come CO. NJ a. e. &C., "a 81
Won. gs. TUrfc afr sDpOJ1 chronic iu'alds ~
i Tfr. STATES wIo might have gooj heath by processes
palr H -sH.r. d Ieg world atpS acd follow tl'in W h
iUiv .O-uu,y Che Jaws Vi 100, ami keep -iN Whtn ulc
her guidance ItlsuO now tangled nonsense nor Iul
people II tie III
vIne Philosophical creauonthat 20 i've a. one orgtt
brings h'ath and A. Que ougt =, bi cs 7cNt7-. one
our home and 1--we n sick Will c.' well; II
vel Ri well. We give Tie choicest nlrleIces
ifrepugrd Addr IS %, above. JANIS g. JACh~ON.
ETNENCEP1iONABLE SUMNER BOARD
y TNt. prices 20 u The ln s. 10 beautiful and healthy
PU-rNA~TEt ~oni,rs C,ntrr W.si,he-ter Co. y y
VILLA FRASCATI. EaglcSwood Perth Am
boy. y. f.. under supervision % ADAM klEFER, LATE
ilonutu House tLI.uug location kitchen nctcasS:
larlc aId ar, - 20 AZ per 81 4 ia carte 90 all
lurt. y q lil. MIL LIZ tIoHlr''I''
NErINDHAM COUNTY, Conn, Hrst-cla,,
iua.t very pheasant rooms Apply o the PRS
Ton hpi -I- Hro"ryE Conn
IS'ANTED-At Nountclair, y. j., bonrd in
q private family Tor lady and boy Of II years Near
CON irrational CHURCH, preferred address w. box &oIl
IVAN TED-Good BOARD on a farm within
W - mile, from New-Nork for family Of seven tire
rooms lurtl; terms mod rate full Particulars l. Z
Box @-'t.
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BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.


TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for FARM.-
sse and tenemeBts corner OF one Of the principal
streets u bF-akyn; well rented. Address a. j. X, New
burgh, y. Y.
TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
i story, higl-stDOp basement brownstOne house.
newly finished with al modern improvements. furnished
uuuIuis cd on Greene second door east ~ Cnuionave
u. II. STONE, 1872 Broadway. New-N ork.
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VTETROPoLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
pen from $50 a. m. to y p. m.

Open from 800 a. m. to y p m
MORRIS STREET Nearest point for souh Ferry and Bat
PECT6R STREET Nearest point for Wall street Ferry.
COT RTLANDT SrREEIN carcSt point iof Jersey Ciy ana
Coamur.paT Ftrres. - .,.-- ~. IN, ,
Harclsy street Ferry 10 H0Doken.
CHAMBERS >TREElN eares point for PavOnia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
point for Desbroses street Ferry
20 Jersey CIV.
RIIEtkEESTREET-
Ferry % HobOken,
FOURTEENTH STREET
TWENTY THIRDS rREET-Nearcs pOintfOT IWenty-tllfd
street Ferry 10 jersey CITY.
TWIBTITHIGDSIEEEl.
FOITN. ~ECOND.S REIN earest point for NevIork
Central Railroad Depot.
FIFTiETHSTBEET- 80
FTFTY-EIGHTIt STREET-Ncarest point for Central Park
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR BOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS. except between the nouns OF J;5J 10
7.aO M. and % p when the fare IS > cents.
ROUTE From Fljycighils street along SXth-avenJe. 10
ant along AuiystTerr; 10 and along south Iuha'euue;
nastreet crossing into and along West Broadway 10
NUUay~teet 60 and along church street ID
ana along ely- Churcl!-s rect to NorIl'--i reeL
Connects with the following horse cor lines;
At RECONSTRUCT With cars for south Ferry. At
GRAND STREET VITA for Desbrosses and East Grand
street Ferries BTEE, KERSTEEET with for East
Tputh STREET Ferries. At FCU RTEiNTltSIR
with car, fr West TWcUtyhird street and East Twenty
tlIdau. u yt0uTtA streets Ferries. A TiIRIGIHlkD
STREET with cars for Wtelawk"n FC'ry ~ FIFTY
NINTH-STREET with cars toy Belt Lac Railroad;
n VAN BROCKLIN, Sup't.
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pvcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS
kEM-YORK CITY.

....., as 525 # e Of 1oth.ave 5OxIOO; Charles A
referee TO the Union Trust company guar - 40
ai1n &c f' 60 81 2jxi00 Edward Dalia, referee.
raa'j., 5 # tSS N .tayc 551i025 Richard WV
IIssTy referee, t. the NcwNork Lie Insurance o
Con. any Is it " Of is.,avc y5sio22 Richard II
Henry ye'ree 70 'ne yin Inv $50
'ar sccl 57i,st 100 JylCO: also 59ii.st SIS
Ave-, NJ az Aye-A, 2JN 1908 and also Of
A" ave- s.1 r d Wills James, ami AnsOn P stokes.
asi4s; Ss, e" etc. TO Harris $500
Is%ye, !, NM s. susannah Beauuoat... 200
s;>li So 2ii6 NV 5yhaye, 25.Gx92; Francis
Tones ana go S h e Of " iissye 25xio0 hiram
Inssr1ol; rSIeIs' CSC n Of waiissj, iSo1sO
Brad1ury G ChetwoCd referee, to Thomas OCon'
n y ear 5aiSst itG Ii65 6 aud also cor
ID Wills James and Arson P stokes to William
AvdS cor 50th-si 10 the Eas; River. lOO.512O5x
xiO0 5 and also AveA W $, So II q 59th,st.
40xS6 William L Dodge. ir, u Willis James
and Arson y stokes 20 James stokes. ...:....-
AveA, n cor 5Sth.st. sn.5xlo6 6xrTesriai; william
Dodge, jr and Arson stokes b. Dan'el
AvtA n cor 5s.h.si, to the East Eivcr 100 5T2osx
East Rirtr. l256x7sxirTcsuiar ana a'sos " coz
PCict, IT, and Arson p stokes 70 Daniel " lanes
HHIis r v; E'9 b;To 4- MG 70 io Yts5 fo
,9,tsf s9- n v ~ 3D. ave. 2ilxi0U Joseph
Meeks referee 10 Edward Ioew ............ 5Ot
23d-si. : 100 10 e OF shave. 2jNGSe; Bradbury
ChetvOO. referee, 10 jeremiah " Dmic lSb'
Broadway, so Il OF Frauklinsi. 2iNl5'. Barnet
Solomon and vile In Edward ki-g.-...-.----- 500,
4jth-st, 239 10 " Of 9TH ave, 2lNlDJ5 Barnet
Solomon aud wife to sophie Drummer ..........-.-.
35tb-st, s. 229 tt Of 5th-ave. 2lNiOO > SOPHIE
Drummer 10 ulia solomon
Auen-st. s. 20 II s OF HestVr-st 2JXS1.6 Marcus
aud VIE % Sieismund Kngeustcin q %
LeXiBg Onave, ., 6Ol II OF 52dst. 40 9N9O BeT-
nard NJ sam and wife 10 Henry W BIChmon 100
Nalsuune-aye, (24th Waru), 5OXS2.i John Nc
Mahon and wife 10 Henrietta X Moore ..--...-..
NlNaIG-lNe cor 4tb-st esd Nard) also Jefferson
ave. = r. cath Ward S9S.6 Il W Of Wi hamshrlge-
rosa. 51x1Oo; and also Jeferson-ave, -. Essen
Of Eirs sbrid lee road, jOXirregUar: eOuard kei
crholsc aud wife 10 Maria ID Bburmcu Ia
7ltl-st. 2f5.92 Il W OF Ave-A, 2D.TLXlO2.2; the
Union Dime Savings Institution 10 Francis
Cheryst iNos PA and 22Gl and also 10 81 Monroe
iSter $50. .'1 ..... -. POO
ltlayr " S. 2Hjft OF Gith-st, 75xlOC Thomas smith
ard VIC 20 Helena g sinaTi
I43d-st :, 100 NV Of stn-ave Z5XS9'l Francs go
sullivan 10 John sullivan ISL
Fairmount-aye l2ith WaIdl lUCxl44 Joseph Koch 10
Mamie Eugelhara. -.--.-------..
Boston post Road, (2ltn ward 25NltO John a
Williamson 10 Robert Williamson 10
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Gonntrn Rral gstate for Sale.

49, ACRE FARM. beautifully situated; one
TO- hour from New York on Montclar Ralw,y: twelve
fishing and boating Price $1,000 $1,000 remain.
j. W, EDW ARDS, % Nhs5au-st.
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT. 90 acres
IN the be INITIAL village Of Geneva situation excellent
gentleman desiring country home Apply u GERRiT r.
SMITH. Geneva, n y.
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POPULAR PRICES.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y.
CONGRESS HALL.
THREE DOLLARS DAY.
This splendid hotel being thoroughly renovated ant
rtiIrul-nsd "a: will OVcu for guess June -.
CLEMENI & WILKINSON, Managers
IT s. Clement Liudrll Hotel, st. LOUIS, No.
William Wilkinson. late Grand l. MON Hotel.
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RECORDED LEASE.
RFCORDED MORTGAGEs.

Bruins. Herman TO William c Michaelis. No 30 East
4thsi, years, at annual rent OIL
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Bankrupt Not res.


'EHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
2lst day of June. \. D. 1878, Warrant Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of ISAAC SOLOMON OF the
CITY of AewYOrk, the County OF New York aud state
OF NowNoIk, who has been adjudged bankTupt his
own petition; that tho payment Of debts aud delivery
OF properly belonging such bankrupt him for his
use and the transfer Of property him. forbidden
bv law that OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt
T. prove their debts and TO choose assgDees OF
his estate viii De held at Court u Bankruptcy TO he holden
at No. 7 Beekman-st, NeW-Nork CITY, before James r.
Dwight esquire Register The 10Th day Of July A. D. 1875
nj : O'Clock p M, LOUIS T. PAWN.
u. >. Marshal Messenger. southern District Of NewYork
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I ONG BRANCH RACES,
H June 20. July =. 4 and 6.
The popular Bay Route steamers VIII leave Fet p
North River oot leCtoT-st at 6, $50 and 40 a NJ con
Hook with special trains direct 10 Mon
Park. Returning Immediately after the races - %
IicEets for Round trip -.-.-.- W
Tucker. including admission 90
w :. SNEDEN, General Manager.