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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

CHAP. ia, it is made the duty Of the
County Coug. TO make provision lor
the Clerka Offices aud Other .diugs
at the county seat, aa f3llowa.
the County Court or tribunal Tor
fiscal and police purposes Of every
county, at the expense ofthe county.
ahall provide at the county seat
thereof a suitable count house and
jail. together with convenient Offices
ior the clerks Of the County Court,
aud shall keep the same in Constant
and adequate repair and supplied
with the necessary furniture, books
stationary, fuel and such othe.
things as shall be necessary"
If the clerks have any right to a
supply Of printed blanks at the ex-
Pense Of the counties, we suppose it
is claimed under the above section
But it would require a considerable
departure from the rule Of "strct
construction applied to statute law
in order to get printed blanks under
this section.
There Is a general principle Of law
that when statute begins to emu
merate the items or objects with
which it deals, the inference is that
all the items are named that are in
tended to be included, unless others
are covered by very plain general
provision. The above section un-
dertakes to specify such articles az
furniture, books, stationary, &c. clo-
sing with the general provision, lard
such other things as shal. be neces-
sary."
II other things Of The nature Of
furniture, books and stationary,
were necessary, beyond those emu
merated, there is no question but
that the County Court would have
authority to provide them, under
the general provision. But we opine
that the matter OF piindag done for
the convenience Of clerks, could
hardly be construed as of the nature
of furniture, books or stationary,
It the statute had said ,''such 9TH
er things as shall be for the conve-
nieace" Of the clerks, then printed
blanks would be included. They
are certainly a great convenience,
bnt not necessity. And while the
County Courts may think it due to
the clerks that they be furnished
with blanks at the public expense,
we doubt whether their authority
under the statute would be held suf-
hcient by the courts, if the question
were tested.
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and rather coarse. In lis youth Mr..
Jefferson 8 hair was remarkable FOR
it, bright color.
The hair o! Madison ia coarse and
Of mixed white and dark,
The bair OF Monroe is eta hand
some dark auburn, smooth and free
from any mixture. lie IS the 0 y
ez- President excepting P:erc whose
hair has undergone no Grange in
color.
The hair Of John QUINCY 4 lams is
somewhat peculiar, being coarre and
Of a yelIowish gray in color.
The hair Of General Jackson is ol-
most perfect white. but coarse in
its character, as might be supposed
by those who have ex mined the ror
trails Of The old hero.
The hair Of Van Buren, ia white aud
smooth in appearance.
The hair Of old General Hmriaon
is q Gne white With sight mixture
OF black.
The HAIR Of John Tyler is a mix
ture Of white and brown.
The hair Of James X. Polk is al
most pure white.
The hair OF General Taylor il
white, with eight mixture o.
brown.
The hair OF Millard fillmore is, on
the other hand, brown with light
mixture Of white.
The hair Of franklin Pierce is a
dark brown, Of which he bad a plen-
tiful crop.
1t is somewhat remarkable, how
ever, that since P.erce's time no one
has thought Of preserving the hair o,
his successors. There are vacancies
IN the case; but there is no hair eth
er Of Buchanan, Lincoln, johnson or
Grant, for the inspection Of iuturity.
~ z. Telegram.
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judicial Sale.

Pursuant to decree Ct the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, rendered at fbe
Spring torn 1879, in the chanccry cause
OF VIM. @. Brown vs.. VIM. III. Hartman
ct ais, ! will on tho 3rd day cf October.
1879, the first day Of the Fall term of the
Circuit Court of said county, n. the front
door of tho Courthouse thereof. offer for
sale to THO highest bidder, The zeal estate
decreod therein 10 DO sold. 1T being the
Martin Mill property, situated two miles
west of Kinswood on tho Tunnelton
road. in said county, consisting of u
acres and 20 rods OF land, with valuable
water grist and saw mill, together with
the dwelling and Out-houses on said land
The properly is very valuable, OF casy
access, and altogether very desirable
Terms OF sale. The said sale will ba
made for sufficient cash in hand to .pav
costs ofsuit and proper charges for sale
residue upon a credit of 8, u and IS
months, purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with good security there,
for. JNO, BARTON PAYNE
lAug @Otl Special Com'r
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WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.,
"a a5B Euclid Ave-. Cleveland Ohla.
Notice to lake Dispositions

TO JouN A. GARNER.
Take notice that we shall on the 20th
day If August 1879, at the Court House
in KingwoOd, Preston county, West Viz
ginia, between tho hours OFFS 4. NJ. and
+. NJ. of that day, proceed to taKo the
Dispositions oil Fran Landrum, II. III.
Braniz amt others 10 be read as evidence
on our behalf i'm certain suit at law
pending in the Circuit Court in the conn
~ OF Preston, whe tein you are defend
ant and we "ra plaintiffs, and If flom
any cause the taking of tho said Deposi 70
uons be not commenced on that day, or
II commenced and not concluded on that
q y, tho taking Of tho same will DO con
unued from day TO day, and from time TO
time, at the same place and between the
same hours. until tho same shall be com -
plctod.
WM. Il DEVRIES,
HhRRY 4 DEVEIES,
Composing firm Of VIM Devries IL co.
sy their counsel,
JAMES 4. BRO w.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30
Bushneoting.

Editor .4rges:
Please announce that a Bushmeet.
ing will be held near the Long Hol-
low School house, under the auspi-
ces Of the Evangelical church, com
mencing September 18th at early
Iamp-hghting. Also quarterly
meeting IN connection with the bush
meeti..g. Quarterly Conference,
Saturday at 3 o'clock.
Rev T. Isenhower, of Berlin, Pa,
and other ministers are expected to
be present. 2. @. MARTIN.
Preacher in charge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30
Commissioners Sale


David Graham ct al
vs..
Jos. w Gribbc
In pursuance of "a decree tn Circuit
Court OF Preston county, tho undersigned
COMMISSIONS Will on tho list day of Sep
tombcr, 1879, before the front door OF the
Court HonSe in kngwood, offer for salo
The tracts OF land dcclced to be sold in
this canso. Consisting Of about twenty
i've acres, ) tuated in Preston county.
adjoining William Wallis aud BENJAMIN
Lawscn's surveys, 'ouaiuing about %
acres. j is we'll improved and has com
Portable buildings thereon. 1t will be
sold for 50 much cash in hand as is suiH o
clent to pay On cost OF suit, and OK pcns~
es OF sale, and the residue upon credit
oiO, l., AUG Is mon tbs, the purchaser OK
ecutinS interest bearing notes with ap~
proved security Tor tho deferred install>
mont OF purchase money.
JAMES 4, BROWN, Com.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

90. Bob Iogereo.. has suno1oce5
30 determination 20 stump Ohio Tor
Ewing Since his iamous poniaa-
tar g. Blaine 40 Cincinnati. BE Lss
been .he bright particular slariuths
Republican rhetorical msmeut
end De deserti5n at tba critical
3unc.lfa DO their affairs viii bes se.
i'ons blow indeed 70 their rro gec.a
re pTom.se 10000 votes TO ms
Democracy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30
Miller Admita The Frond.

Justice Samuel F. Miller, of the
Supreme Court, and one of the eight
of the famous Eight to Seven Elec-
toral Commission, is reported by the
N. Y. SIN to have admitted the 9TH
er day the fraud by which Hayes
was counted in. Speaking of MIR.
Tilden and the events of 1867, he
said;
"On the other hand, it may be
said Of him that he honesty thought
himself elected, and entitled to the
votes IF the two Southern States
FLORIDA and Louisiana) which the
Tribunal decided against him. He
was elected in Louisiana that is, he
got eight or ten thousand more act
ual votes there than Hayes"
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Yours faithfully,
THOMAS EWING.
Locks Of Hair From tho Heads OF
Presidents.

LOCKS OF Hair From the Heads OF
Presidents.
ln the Patent Office at Washing
ton, there arc many objects Of inter
est connected with the Government
and those who administered iis ar
fairs in times gone by. While exam
ming some Of those objects Of curl
osity nothing struck us 50 forcibiy as
The samples of small locks of hair
taken from the heads of different
Chief Magistrates, from Washington
down TO President Pierce, secured
in frame covered with glass. Here
is, in feet, a part and parcel Of what
constituted the living bodies Of those
iIiustrious individuals whose names
are as lag'iIiar as household words.
but who now live only in history and
the remembrance Of The past.
TIE hair Of Washington is nearly q
pure white, fine and smooth in its
appearance
That Of John Adams is nearly the
sumo in color though perhaps ALT
t'e coarsar
The ba.I Of Jefferson De- Ola differ
eot character being a mixture Of
white and auburl, or sandy brown,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30


Mr. HENDRIcKs takes a very
hopeful view Of the OHIO campaign.
Speaking of Gen. Ewings chances,
he says; II think Ewing stands a
good chance OF success. He 10 max
ing a gallant fight, and deserves the
hearty support of every good Demo
crat. His candidacy and that Of
Rije, as opposed to Foster, is an ex
cellent thing for the party, az show
ing the hollowness of the cry against
rebel brigadiers. II the Republicans
would elect their own soldiers for Of
fee as the Democrats Of the South
are doing, and those of Ohio are try
ing to do, there would be very little
talk of rebel brigadiers, because the
Ulion brigadiers would outnumber
them two to one. / know the men
eY power is making a determined
fight against him, but money doesu t
always win. That Foster aud Sher-
man are making great effort is
certain
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30
MATCHMAKING AND
3 L a OK MTTlTTN G.

The undersigned are prepared to do
any work in their line in a prompt man
ucr, and ut reasonable rates.
EQ~Spocial attention given to- wagon
making and horse-shoeing,
DUNN d. SUIRER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

a colcred Democratic club has
been organized in Baltimore. Res
o.u.lous endoreiug Hon. VIM. IT.
Hamilton for governor were passed.
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Fashions a GREAT wOnV

FASHIONS IA GREAT WORK
Madame a. Burdctto Smiths "TU,.s-
tL"tlH Lfei"rc9' ou DrC,smakiur. Lace
Making, &C.. bound in book form.
'nae 51 coni'. Tbs ls Che most valuable
handbook any lady can possess.
Iho bttc H0AIOus Mouhly. $40 a
year
hW|h' P0fcu Bvz10r. SI.IOayoqr.
N"Hs Instruction BDot amt Cuiqi9y,te.
Dr. r0uf..
'DfYIDglc oI L0lea SfH.s. free. send
l2 a. H"WLrrE SuIru DC East luh. So.
". y. cts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

Hon DEN. WLsog has become
proprietor Of tbe Red Sulphur
Syringe in Monroe county, by pur-
chase q. public sale.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

TIE editog OF tie Oktol,a Stal,s
realizes his condition. lie says; 81
would rather be living ass than
dead lion The editor OF the Wheel
ing edition rot yet heard from.
Reg 81. q.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

IT is sa d that President Hayes
has been the cloyest President tae
White House ever held, and has
saved, tits estimated, $4,000 per
year out Of bis $4,000 aaIary, Ep.
Hayes was the closest missing the
White House Of amy man who has
ever occupied it. lie appreciates the
Office and salary. Randoiph Enter
Prise.
Yes, stolen fruit is always sweet
est.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

We Republicans stand boldly on
our whole record" shouted Grand
father Taft at Cleveland, the other
night. Then Graz dlather Taft and
those for whom he speaks stand bold.
ly on a record embracing the Credit
Mobilier briberies, the San Domingo
Job, the Whiskey Ring frauds, he
General Order Storehouse frauds,
Secor Robson, Bolkaap, Babcock,
Williams, the brother-in-law and
second cousin plan o. running the
Government, the in7asicn Of State
Legislatures by Federal troops, the
Returning Board rascalities, PERU
ries and forgeries, and their resultant
the fraudulent Hayes. Grand
father TAFT is a bold ma1.-,Sun.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, March 1.-THE following business
was the United States supreme Court today
No l65-The Alliance Mutual Life Assurance Socleth
ralntif Lizzie p. Scabe On mouon o NJ r
philips behalf OF counsel for plaintiff IN error dsISsen
with costs , ., ,-o,r
No. 1.-THE Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY OF New New
Work paiDf 10 error Charles Jefrles adInnlstra
tor etc on motion p Phillips In behalf OF counsel
for plaintiff dismissed with costs ..
l-6.-The OF orleans, pant0 IN error, agsnet
Nathan r Platt Argument concluded by MI l. IL brown
Tor panth error Francis Herman for Defendant IN
-. a.
No l77-The town Brooklyn plaintiff in error agt the
the United states
Crcut onrt for the Northern District OF Illinois Argued
by T. plaintiff in error and submitted Oy j. L.
Roberts aad o. J. Bailey for defendant in error 1919 4,
X. Mont gOmery, by her tIrlx plsntIu IN
etror All TO the United states
Of Louisiana. Argued by r
pbns Tor defendant In error and submitted by Thomas
Hinton Tor plaintiff in error and H. C. Miller FOR defendant
II
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12

SUPREME CouRT-CRAMBEfs- Lawrence, Nos 73, So
IA IA ~ ~ -SI S3a 25l $50 l5s go 2GI.
GkSEaAL IEESDsvls ?. and Bradv and Ingalls, u .
ss l6l i65 i66 III $50, loS, lss, loO, 1922 19lAa
o% BEgPt @ 7 6 re- - g 20 200 5Gy 51
644 4sj 79 S5l, 952, 953. Goa 500 S56, 957
ClRcUll-PARf / Danes IL iS9 i = ; sgoo So
5000. 1882 1850 43}j 5259 S2; J5aa i9y 80 oV S.3
PART u-Barrett J-Court opens at 1880 Case
4l77-whte etc sgt Dry Dock L B. and d Ealroac Com
pI1s Ptr IUDonohHe Nos 25e9 9l86 1922 9ls7 sl98
3O56.3Oo0 474l, 1913. ISIS PLY, Zoo, 5io. -! Z14l
19o2' 49, $S3S $sIs 283 $3.50 i50 1876 32Il 1921
3ls S95 1899 45l3 52g. 5$is, 33s, $780, SS5l' 1862
SUPERIOR CoUGT-GEyERAL TERY-scdswick and Van
vs 5NS e. SG s j. ts m o No. goNewEu
land Company agt the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Com'
r5 rA 5I JSe' 80 csS 422 Gi 529 20 ~ s2$
p FAST ISAdjOurned tor The tern, 49,.
Hoe.en JNos 20 Al, AZ, o. 2s' So 10 ol 46' o. a.
srEtIaI fRRE~Iar1emore. J.-,No.7.
E2uITl IERAIAGoqrned for the term. os 90, ezs oeo
l022 1864 sOl $50, 6s3. 9G7 e83 as4, 44 975. 976.
80 '5S sS $5 s5 l65 5 i70 'o' '0i 'o' 1852 'i iO-'
PART 'I1i-AdloGTned FOR the term.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PART I-Aiker G. J-Nos
zrl3 550G 1896 377 3l7s. 6OZl $685. ooZI, 6'' 543o
PA PiKI III iisaea Shea JNcs 54 8lzo 5.5e $3.50 55s7
CJjG J55g 4l49 57. "a IL ABS $$64 J4S5' 54s 9o2
l2s 5245 557I 5575 5574 $50 $50 5677 5578' 55si
GENERAL sEsslovs-PART I-GildersIeeve JCohcn Davis
peyjury Whaen. John SDeehan Phillip Hsfer VII
BAN Wilson burglary Charles Heischat Mchael Mccarthy
William Gadis. James wilson George Read hlchae hehoe
lanes TOmukns Nelson John H. Casey grand larceny
Lm CObleutz forgery Michael dOnahan bgamy; Lewis
Marks receiving goods Emma sy DIS rdery house
Plp Canton. Edward Heron, Felix McManus IAonas H.
lyrrls. LuGerDau, William Kretch, Jay Il; SioSt
Uurh NcManus LOrrgan Patrick Quinn, carr Diem,
Luma ; stOcxs Mccarthy Felix DOnney Excise law
John Roach. misdemeanOr
PART II-COwing. J.-GeOrgs Smith, James Mccain Jos
sph Dillon. burglary; simon ROsentha, William OBnen,
grand larceny william BAKER forgery George Anderson,
larceny person; Max HeckhauS Brutus kuntl,
Weinbeg stolen goods Chares } ADfa-
lsms petences Charles A Hansen dsOrderly house
Inla Dc NanloO Solomon NOtOsky, ml9demeAnOr.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE COURTS.
CRIMES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

CRIMES AGAINST THE GONEhNMENA'
The criminal branch of the United states
r,t Court will be opened to-day by Judge Beneuic'
The Grand Jury brought IN twelve indictments yesl
the most Of which will be tried at the present ter
e the court The following cases are down on tc
OF "a. .or trial Richard ID Barnes and Martin Burnet
sor attempting to PASS counterfeit money GeOEe ero
Woodman and DE Boigne NJ Bennett S 10. pi.nhss An
.v,sn5 rnsf;er: Henry strauss Charles Kscne' All
,honT DsE Jonas wallsek. Robert Lew, Tid prnap
bese and Edward sherlock for violation OF the
Internal Revenue laws James Morris oT f@n Fpod
I OnJ, t,oI, the mails: Anton Moller, false custom
Honse entries Anthony De Greif Carr Irlacea' Fo'e
sehurmann and Hugh J. Be&ey, Tor conspiracy!
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
tflusiral Instruments.

TAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from ku-
rope 1879. ADVERTISED largely Beatiys Offer tor this
month beautiful piano, upright parlor organ style 1852
swelA sets Of reed weight boKsd. 800
pounds monoposts price about $40 price only 80 20
wOrA Acd al the factory tl ~
nj orders Thi- unparalleled Offer Is extended unth
urher To H. however order now NeN PanON
SIPS fl35 S45 and upwards organs 500 10 ti4O pay
Instruments az your own home Latest or
cuar Tree Address Daniel i. Beatty, washington ~ .
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
DFCISIONS-MARCH II.

Supreme Court Ckambers-Bv Judge Lawrence-
sg SPeSsd on abd cane ecfeS
placed the day calendar for march II unless onerwie
TdcOck snOther-MOuon denied with $40 costs sehaF
man agt schulOMoOn for leave TO amend answer grant
denied Beams agt Beams-l desire 10 see 0ooRse bas
Motion denied with costs Mseanley agt KimDe[I am 81 o.
them Of trying thus eaose upon up ao tine sgec GT March IA
esenGsI ana 5ns ee Is -, pI sf sgf the Union Gas
Lint Company Motions granted Bartlett agt Agrse;Il
Ehlers ag Ehers-Report confirmed and Judgment OF d
yoroe 9teG TO % Sh P~T % Vd SSD to the piaiRn Hc
Ie sgt GescherdtMOtOn TO dismiss denied In the matter
Assessment vacated Wes art Bevery.-MorOn granted
RsynseT Sgt NSn S1oTe ded es Jones aG 6onnor
icSisnthai agt iichtentha In OF Germania
smelling and Refining Motion rapt,d
CreIn-PIrt by JuGge DanleS-Hopkins azt Patter
son.-Of term on the 1ayment Of costs ,,.u o+ pos
SDsctaI Igre-By Judge van sS NorsI-More~p As' 0OS
Common PieGs-Equity Tam-By Judge Van Hoe
kafn agt Rowley-Judgment for plaintiff memoran
sD,s,af Tsr1By Judge Hoesen-Rafrn art Rovey
abock ag- acknowledgement Of foreclosure and sac
BY Ju ge arremore-Bennett agt RosenthalMOtion de
nied sehtoG agt fier-Petuon defective see H. = o.,
III J. 2 and g. clark LahyJudgment Tor deTendant
In the Of the hnsl accounting Of Bruce-Ahcaton
Pitcner agt Allen Rogers agt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Msr1pe Court Chambers-By Justice McAdam.-
Mack agt G[oss.-opuion MED Le9koniIS sg5. Harris
Wise agt BTnkernOn Well agt Shaner- Mollons gahted
paUers Shepard Sler-MOtOn
ABIDE event. Gress agt Eckhart
Beiser a continued IN names OF legal repre-
sentatiyes delaney. frOceedlnss olsmisseu
Kehoe sgf VictOrs pplicauOn dismissed Lesser agt
Wunder+sureties approved. Hamilton agt. ssson-Fe-
erTed f. LangbeIn Harnann agt WukOWShii Nealis
AIT POuuens ah-Ired and judgment filed EickleI ast
nsh. Iitte act NulhOland Adler SelgmanDetauits
Nirterberger gt Carmichael Young agt Burns inagan
agt Ward McInure t. Amment Germ agL EDeThaEdt. @
Ueau ag COyne: Farley agt smith; Hutchlucs agt Mad
gan Marshall agt Purcell: Paige agt. Lewis Dean agt
sheeler; same tgj RuestOn agt A3Ehsoni south
uayed agt. AcCafr9y Crane agt simon Iielenberg ag
Mcluegpy MOrreu Brrnnan Lecmkapf az Ioulasa
BOdeuer; agt. Clark v oSIeINtN Ss NJ
haaOn. Dean agL Flanagan.-J Judgments
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Lewis NUM-, of No. $40 Broome-st., indicted
,or giving fictitious bail for Lewis Carmel receiver
NJ stolen goods surrendered himself yesterday ana was
committed in default Of bail
The proceeding against Judge Plnckney was
20 have heard yesterday before the Supreme
General Term but as usual there was an objection to
tnmed ate action, and the case after short discus
sion was allowed TO 20 over until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY SUIT.

In the suit of the New-England iron Coh
pany against the Gilbert Inow MetroPon'arI , I'm,
,, -, Cor,naDv and the New-YOrk Loan and I'M
movement Company the plaintiff after recalling Sat @
Wrrin and examining him at some engh 70 sno" ed o
.he nlant Notwithstanding Its teehnlcsI Idl!uiS nS
S fa5iled ,ts contract to supply the iron or auu
bnd the road closed its case. long discussion on @
,otn 10 dismiss the complaint cut snort Dy con
cessicn hv ex Judge Fithian that no case wa IL. W
iost the second defendant and by Adjournment aS
70 the Railroad Company to Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs


Beaverst, No SO Walter F Brush to David W Bruce
and others, executors, etc ..... ......-.......
3dave. n ror lO8th-st 80 5x3jOxirreCular The
Mayor. Aldermen, etc TO Samuel and John
Levy ...-...
Same property Samuel Levy and others to James
Nixon and another .........-........ .....-......
47th-st 8, 81 Is W Of Madison ave 25Il00.5 VII
liam Earle and wife 10 Cstharine De Forest
4Sth-st s. l62 II OF SHAVE. 2l6ISS 10: John
OnderJiOnk and wife 70 Amanda ROthschild. ...---..
Same property Amanda Rothsclild and husband TO
John LYONS
55th-sL Il $ 26s It W OF lstave. l7llXl0O.5; Jane
MURRAY 70 Emma Burger ..-.....-.-..... ...---
P1tt-st, r. 2Z72 n Of stantOn-st 22.6x7bi Chris
tian Wulle and wife to ChrstIana slegel. .--..-
Same property Henry Siegel and wife 70 Christian
While
69th.st g. b4is IT e OF Sd-ave l6sI774 John An
derson TO Charles Reinwarth
Reid and wife 10 Patrick Hennessey ...-..
Dunhsm aud wife TO Rebecca Mills......-.-.-.-.
34th-st, - l75 II OF l2thave- 25I 90 Rebecca
Mills and husband to Henry r Dunbar. ............
56tD-st :, l25 II e Of 3d-ave, 25ylOO4 George W
Graham aud wife to George ManL..........- .......
seth st. 5, ll0 II c OF 3daye, 3JIlOO.5 N Mason,
referee 10 James McGuinness ..-.-.----.-----
l2Sdst II S, l5O II e OF 6thave 24.sNlOO.1l John
Cowie and wife to Annie McEeynolis :-..::--,.-.-
l25th-st p, l25 n Of Cth-avc, 251lOOll; Maria
Benson to Annie McReynJld
l3ith-st. 2l37 ft Of 5thave. l71OXS9 II Chas
NJ Caudwell tO Charles Blauvelt. ..-.-.- .-----.-.
l49th-st, s, 100 IT OF Sth-ave 10 l50thst, look
1871 Mary A Oliver and husband to Van
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
Anctiou Sales OF Real estate.
NORRIS WILKINS, Aucuoneer:

MORRIS WILKINS, Aucnoneer
DECEIVER'S SALE OF the BOND STREET
IL SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
T. H. LUDLOW CO. will sell at Auction on WEDEEs-
DAY March l9 1879 at y o'clock at the Exchange Sales
room No III Broadway UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS c. PAINE esq. Receiver;
Bowery No 33O-The valuable property the Northwest
corner OF Bowery and BOud-st, and known the
street Savings Bank.
Maps and fun particulars at the Auctoneers Office
Mr~srs. BARLOW & OLSEI, Attorneys, No zoo BrosdWay
1851
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
RECORDED LEASES.

Rich. Alexander 20 Hugh and Henry O'Neill, No 323
6th-ave 10 years At annual rent Of of--..---.-------
ScOss Nina Charles Branastetter No 4S4 Sth-2ve,
2 ye at annual rent Of .........-..-.....---
Spoford. Susan 10 George Lisner, No East l4thst,
years at annual rent OF. .......... -......---.---
Striker Ellsworth L TO John q Tietjen. w cor 10th:
ave and SD 81, 6oIl00, years, az annual renI of
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
Gin propertn 90 fei.

A TTRACTIVE Prospect Hill houses, Lex
n ingtonave west side and eithst-seveTal 8-stOry
brown stone houses recently finished with al improvements
loW rents 10 good tho Murray Hi Oi this locality
within easv access station Elevated Railroad anu Cen
traI PARK. car DC any Apply premises
MORRILL, l456 Write for full desC r1ptiVe creu!aTs
HARDMAN HOUGHTON. 446 BroomosL
nESK ROOM for rent in pleasant front office
~ (up stairs 500 per annum. GEORGE p HOWELL
& CO.. 10 sproesL
NOR RENT-Tbe fOur-stOry stores 16 Cliff
ard 2si PcarlstA between Fulton and John, 2 b. lBl
feet can be diudsd Apply 70 GEOEGE g. sAAFSON' AL
Pearl