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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

PERRY, uousroN Co.. GA. Jan. IS, 1880.
In the year 1873. there were two negro prisoners
confined In the Jail OF this county, who were very
badly afflicted with that loathsoine disease Syphilis
In my official capacity as Ordinary, ! employed
cure Meu, under contract, mo cure. no pay" Ms
administered to them his celebrated Syphilitic
specific, and In few weeks felt bound, under
my contract TO pay him out OF the county treasury,
ns ho had effected complete and radical cure
In testimony hereunto set my official sigma.
49, ture and seal.
Seal A. s. GILES,
soOe Ordinary Houston County, Ga.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. -, 1879.
We take pleasure in saying that t.,e S. s. S. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excellent
results fr, III number of cases. One gentleman.
who had bre.; confined 10 lis bed sir ireeks with
Syphilitic Rheumatism, has bcen cured entirely,
aud speaks In the highest praise of H. 1t also acts
well In primary Us In secondary and tertiary cases.
CHI1.ES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by simpson. Reid Co., and White &
white, Anderson, s. G.
Call :Dr copy OF ''Young Mems Friend"
Nov Is, 1881 10 I'm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17
South. Carolina RaiIroo,1 Z
GreenviIIe and columbia Railroad.

sd after Wc5aesaeTs Jan; % 1881, the p..sss.
80 ttssns over th9 Gresnvile ana Colunibis Raii.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

Pysce i-ist-EEgrs:

For further information send stamp for illustrated c
cuars to GEO. b BAYL Y, r. Q, Box I77l S. +. G;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

AT the hour of one O'Clock p. NJ. the following de-
scIibed real property as set out and designated in
certain pieces and parcels of land and town lots
situate, lying and being in Carson City, county
of Orinsby, state of Nevada, and more partcu-
larry designated and described by the official
map of Carson City as lot one u, and the east
twenty (20) feet of lot two (2 in block No. seven
teen (l7) in Sears, Thomson and Sears division
of Carson City. s T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
T. Coffin, attorney for plaintiff.
Carson City, March -, 1881.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
sixteenth day OF April, at the hor N.Y. and in
front OF the Court House as bsore advertised.
S. I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson, April IS, 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
NOTICE.

nEALERS ARE INVITED To BID FOR
furnishing supplies of groceries and provisions and
meats for the State Orphans Home for the quarter
begir"' May l. 1881. Requisitions may be had by ap
plying gat the Office Of
d. R. SESSIONS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Directors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
S5.EAIEE5 SALE.
sey y,vysEoEA pnCRvEAND ORDER

EDY VIRTUE tsE 4 fsft('ttF a ID ORDER
ss of sale issued out of and under the seal OF
the Honorable Second judicial District court, IN
and for OrmSDy county, State OF Nevada, on tte
= day of March, A ID. 1881 and to me as Sherifi
directed, wherein it is set forth that judgment
March, 4. ID. 1881, in favor Of Mary Il. DAVIS,
plaintiff. and against VIM. r. Musgrovc, dcieno-
ant for the sum of IS q principal. together with
the of 6 interest to January 10. 1881, ana H.
tereSt accrued in the of ST G0-Iu0 since jan
uary 10, 1881, together with counsel ices IN inc
sum of SS6 and costs of suit taxed at Si2 jo-ito,
ana ClerZ'S accruing costs in the sum OF 80 3d. To-
gether with interest the sum of $500 rom the
date of this decree until paid, at the rate OF one
and one half per cent per month until rud, ana
all costs which may hereafter accrue by reasonoi
creed that all and singular, the mortgaged prem
iSes hereinafter described, be sold at public sale
to raise the several amounts mentioned above
and at the expiration OF the time allowed by law
for redemptiOn and to give a deed to the pur-
chaser, and that the defendant and all persons
claiming or to claim from or under him. ana all
persons having claims subsequent to sald mort
gage, and all persons claiming under them, ana
all persons claiming to have acquired anylnterest
in said premises subsequent to the ming OF l.,c
notice of the pendency of this action with the Re-
corder be forever barred ana foreciosed g -
from all equity Of redeinni"" and claim of in
ana 10 s''iu '..ortgaged premises, and any part
an. parcel thereof from and after the delivery OF
the said Sheriff's deed Therefore by virtue of
said decree and order of sale, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. in 5. |
gold coin or its equivalent in legal tender notes |
OF the United STATES in front ofthc Court House |
door, in Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada, !
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET

ERw.YoRK. Feb 9-BEEVEs-Recetpts TO Law and yester
day lS9 OF 8075 head AT 6Os aud 10
CITY Total since head against
$500 head for the corresponding time last thirteen
cattle held back at Philadelphia
loads at the Jersey CITY yards had moi mp
The supply was therefore, very light ana the situation
the control OF the selling
tfort was made establish advance prices out
Tith decue dressed beef rday buchefs
cdedy ofsh and tue result was steiny fought
6ellers having decided advantage
Nrht rii II was possible TO force prices up
HON the ruling figures M0nd1 but buyers the prices
hinder strong protest. Nearly 75 loads o the Goth
pept direct exporters and 70 TWO optowa
that ia market There
we're buyers ATTENDANCE aud the ct duh
hpd than NJ the close on Monday Looking over
kbe offerings fnd carloads OF wellfatJened Corn
fed Cbef0kves which were sold 20 92c and 5Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
TOTAd, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
Nvw YopR Wednesday. Feb, o. 1891,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. wednesday, Feb. Q

coEFEE~iie duh and nominal Ordinary to Prime Car
a nsnSng E a l SS G and tx r de-
bales is eve1ng nciSdHs 2S7 ORTIZ delivered
On 9s 81. sSs az sSs S Sdd
@ GSDS Ss Hs ap r ctsay
AEr INV iiiSGiSa Nay Aa aSSs
iis ss sps' sepie@ Sa'' October
Zs% sS.9 SS 70? %p nEs An f
S oo9cDa 7u AsS bocsOeT
closing for M9 1nn
august s mart ss S SS0
stsa,y TSspstsrsS. sT1sEs ne r., non, dorooa
change ana sun in buyer or very moderate export de-
mand manly for Low Grades We iobmng trade b1ylng
sSs 4SssS Wsss inIes; iS5"
81 81. sS%s = HHs0 Good
s ss 1850 SSs
D9 Ss ic
sSss$ common EaT Extra sat- re tv,q
Psn sS%So S
mon to Good G5s E4qnd SOP ONE s. 0@cssa COO
= 90 Common Clear. 81 7oSso rye M,xlgre. s5@
81 oo g s hS' FAMINE e Ear Et a. A
%ntsP wheat SS ssy Sc 5SSs ciosins Steady
fsM srSV g. 5 ia SU s. 81
S. 75..RYE FLoU more active sales go bbls super
s %aEHl 1 Pfoes E. selling II
q SoSss n sSin quoted S 25BAa MEAL
aq PoRRaS by aucsen 1900
Oranges q 1885, 16OO do DO Lemons 81 'o@S3 90 NY
GfiAIN-WHEAT- Market irregular and unsettled; open
better subsequently The advance lost and deCln
ind and closing rather seady with moderately
ana chiefly In No Red fairly active business on
account sales 100000 bush future 100000 bush cash
Ssras al spSDs ST. Seo bush 10 Spring 81 Ia sS06o
bush Ungraded Winter Rel. 81 O7ds L. 1000 bush No.
he h M Ssl ' sfG99 eu a: M S oa aS
No Rel 81 IL store; 5000 bush No Red 81 20; 1000
% SPs nfGa ns e. 81 SSSG DSs S %
10 Red. February. 81 a$l III. closing S. l7af LIS
April 81 1901 20 closne 81 l9tqsl 1884, May 81 lad
sfl97s closing 81 1881 I0is 40 White February 81 10
0sl ibes do. April ST. isal 1914 closing 81 SAq*l 1876
DO May. 81 i5hasl l6'., ciosng 81 l5PG$l l3's 90;
BYE er JsTsy state and fsnn'yyana gaS 81 IN
contracts solo at 81 DIAN extremes 5000 bash state April
81 0S 5000 bash Pennsylvania 9Sc $40 bush NO Il u
Choice TwoRowed state 95e delivered: 500 bush Fair
&C. $751; sSS % sIsh S state
BUCKWHEAT steady; sales 5000 bush, b7o.,..-.COKN-
Market opened Ma &c better and closed weak very m0der
cash. including Ungraded western Mixed 5i2 5Cc; No.
g. 5bhd55c.; No 51t o5jc Inferior Old No store,
Steamer yellow 56c including $4,000 BUSH no . Tor do.
sry sSsc. CLOSING S5ssS%s:; March pa Sqs
ie': Strength IieCSS bush. including 10.
slea we.e4S 4$s!Se; %ne DO aeud ding
March ii 9i4 &c. including 1000 bush 4ic
5000 bush. No. 2. April 44c.... FEED Market
lODae0 D 81 &c 9si 100 10 CSC. II o. Rye Feed
EXPORTS PROM ATLANTIC sEAPoRTs FOR TIRE WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
ENDED FEBRUARY 8. 1881.

HAY AND STRENGTHENING Hay in good demand
NJ Sno,es6ippng Hsy Il o5 Medium TO Prime Timothy
81 lGSsi 20; Clover 81 salt CSC strawLODG Rye, 81 20
ss% s ss9 me and but prices rn oou,
' Mo1EAssEs-New crop FOREIGN entirely nominal the
no sales 0d nSn% 70 ee SICK q% sd
P Isl nnds 6%Ss sS hads English
n% s Was qps o" Gsy
lots. t1sss s1 H
SSSa s a lent 'S but heavy are way o the
southern markets, Tar and pitch quiet ,,o,o
Calcutta Lard, 7od70c other Oils quiet ard un
oSEAN FREIGHTs- Rates about steady and business
moderate petroleum vessels scarce Liverpool steam Z4OO
Oysters $os SS2s Ga Gn9ess s2s "a at5s
DON bush Grain private terms r. quoted sd
Cd To 700 gS tons 4 asow steam can SO bush
zoo $' hdp sss Sa d steam ND %nS SG
steam 40 ooo bush do 3D. norwegian bark Frcdeck
n fssena i?E C5ers o@ @
%n b9s 70 @ about or 81 gu .S n
SSa g brig Sb IA Sni RSDs ps!G
s19 c %sd%s.d YIiSa,S S1%:
70 the Gaf@sn or Danish battle 1000
saSsnsT bark bremen
s es CAKE SS
tons Progeso Mexico and thence to New York Hemp
$3.50 '1 s I aSs ts from
IKSs%0T S asf Sa Ss $50 tSp IRON ore 81
PETRoLEUM-Redned for export wac more active the
sss: e sOrSsd
TsSSSSs So T. f5s
Crude certificates opened at &c., sold at eoc and at eoc
very dull prices without
important change export demand limited speculative In
sa a. 81 80 ass SO Dss 2s's
r. sss rsg0s!sa ABI % d' s
G E,rs p% Go Ms Extra vfi ns @
@sad M Tsr e
s sS.xs 49, :ea s6S : sals5 hs%U &
ss smcs ss H Hsns'
tsan ARMY ss6 Ss Sas and
:na hail. tHEssED p l,oG as.o w.: :a
iSyss c hsdsE a1G s
1 SSs over sa the s spU zoo
export 1897 &C: 500 990c 80 tcs Kettle Ken
se 1865 SS tc 100 rs sSs Gg siaes
ss7Se tcs MsTsa To elSas S 1856
q. May a. NR foS eosi"S
sI ysa ' c
III; Of nss s1 ana 1SN ts1
sssse ss q Ss@ to cho Geo's oq %s''ei.
stfsss R bait a'sSS qss
g western Poor 70 Choice loalSc skins Poor 20 Ghoice
er uaSt'sG and lower Long Island and 2&3e
RIGh-eooa demand; prices nrm unchanged
sUgARzhsw dua and unchanged; FAIR to Good Rein.
Halo s.c SIS hnds aoiasses agf IS E lest g &C. RE R
lined moderately acuvei prices generally without decided
sTEARINE- Dull; quotea lOc.
TEAAt the sale q 400 psss today prices we're
ep sas G decline and
Pie last SAFE Particulars arei TwanKay lGc
6anpowasr 2SadSe Pug suey~?OSng Tyson 10 ,ac' Gun
R1wasr i1SZ aC Jspaa0aPan Fired I7a@36c engs 10
Tcrmoss 25sSsa 70: Annoy isSi7S '-"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

April 39'sd4 Oc May. Oats firm and higher at 32hd
S3c cash S34c. March 81 May Rye quiet a.
higher active for March at si4 5astll 81 " cash
nominal at Slf 90 Lard dull and nominal Bacon quct
shoulders +e0c Clear lb at 75c csar sides az ,Sc
Bacon held higher; sales. ReceipsFlOuf, 4nOO dds
When II 900 BUSH Corn 900 bush: Dat. ll0OO bush
Shipments Flour loOD bbls.; Wheat 4VDl husni Corh
UlGOO bush Oats 10 900 bush. Barley. I,2QD bush . -
TOLEpO. Fob. 9Wheat easier: amber Michigan 81 O3
No. p led Wabash spot and February. II ujt; MarcI
81 o6si APRIL 81 os; May 81 l1ls com steady iilgn
Mixed, ll3i No. . az ALI oats quiet; No :. spot ~ &c
Nav :gJ,c Clover seed quiet 30. 2 Mammoth, 81 go;
No at - CO. Hogs ned at SO 90. Al the close
Wheat stsldy: Nc. Red, March " OGhs Ap1l SlOSA;
MAY 81 10. Recepts-Wheat. $4,000 bush; or 1900
oats 5000 bush shipments Wheat 1l,OJO Oush'
Corn. q. bush;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10


BUFFALO Feb. 9.-CATug-RoceVts today. g2o head
total thus far 1O- al. against G2SO head
time last week consigned through so cars MatAei
AMI lower extra Offering sales OF Good 10
rail- to Medium 50 ~ -;
veIy du sales Of Rough t. Fair AZ IS 4Oa - best
grades dispose OF
SHEEP ASD LANis- Receipts day. Loo head total for
the week far, 1900 head against 10000 head same
time IA week; through % Market dHl ana
sill hOdny OF; sales of few loads toOi
Sheppa rs 500 Fair, - 7Od&4 90 Western Lambs.
o5d 60 two deCkOad " CNnaa Lambs brought - 90
$50. a large number OF cars r. main un7Oj.
today J6Uu head total for the week thus
far ~ O0J head against 10000 head same time 's week
coIsrued lrungh 81 Market grncIalh unchanged.
but unr her iencr qua ny bcitr sales Il" LiEhi
YOIlcIs AZ - - 50; Good 10 Choice, ~ -: Ne
dunn Heavy SO lu0 ri 10 Choice Heavy, - @otJ A. AIR
"a Good fps 10 Tough ana Common - - n
), pigs, - 80 s. % All sold
CHICAGO. heb 9.-lIOGs- Receipts, 10000 head. mp.
mems l. 900 mead Prie I!cavy ILtla IN Ncma3 scNr ii
sold at 20 80 10, the highest price since 1916 Com
mon Good Mixed lakR rIo1g al - ga - o. lledt
- 50 - % Choice Heavy chiefly al - sous m 49,,
tArTg-RtceipIs b,JOO mead; sni rmrntS. E,2up leld
mnrKct active ard strong; stock wanted i1poii- - d
~ 90 u0d Shipping. ~ oJufJ 80 common 10
Tair sigs4 90 Butchers scarce aud wanted nm'r at
~ VOaS4 chiefly at 3dS3 40 some pot Cus NJ - 81
StIckefs, ~ 81 a So 80: Feeders. - 1ud 81
SEEp- Kecepis. 300 head -lpm hi+ liop mead mar
ke drpUraiHoi &c dec inc from Monday - prt Com.
monte Medium 81 40; Good ~ Choice, - 0Ods' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

NOTICE Is hereby given, m compliance WIN
IN i int Rpllcltio l4 % > tts lie Is ltlI' ~
ssnu a. az. year Isl iOnt bounds II Lne county
o Nt OK by adding ald tNhg NOrth BrotneIs "u.
ON ie rI,l,Ily ,ids ui tn CJItf D. NrNf tN m ia to
ouuty Ut lueens ~ ncrs tlo sAio III W.
n otuty of Nav. YOrS. Aud ll 10 alter inc ooa
~ tb t'tntr N Greens by Tax < ant thS on from
tbe std Comfy OF Queeus tho sad Norm brOtnefs lsAi
ANU 'n"0A'"n Wv " ~ q. h. CuANDL IL
T. a.. JANEWAY,
New. York. Jan, 3, 1881. WM' H. 9Mlih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
FUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb "D.-POrE-Pume Ioss-Elstarn. steady
at ~ Western. steady 80 3d. Bacon cut
steady st 40 Short Clear dull Al A. Hams-long,
Cuj steady - Il ., shoulders, steady 20Gd 5celndh Mess
none iu tir market. Mess stealy 81 Prime Mess.
steady at IA. Lari-Pr1me Western dun at ~ to.
Inl0W-Pume CIV. steady NJ 36. lurpcnine-Spirlfs
nrner So ROsu-kIno steady ~ lrG: Common timer
ut 3 ia Cnecse-Amcrican 'hoice. irncr AZ GS anu
Folr-ENtTa state, dul at IL UL Wheat
no /. White duh ~ I'd. opnng. ~" :. dnl
cru dull I'd. Corn-MiNed steady SD Cot
tOuseeG Uil-Nrlow American. NcaiY 81. iOhn common.
VI London steady Gd0J ID spnits lurprnlne at Lon.
don. dun Al ~ I'd ,,.,o.
pcr gallon: lehned Petroleum. l1'l per EHl.
IiVFRFuOI- Feb. 1 y. mtaCutta llnHtCi, ~ ~ 81
per qr Refined Petroleum. Id. per RaL. Lhscod Oh.
Z $40 ton. 49,
ANwpEf Feb q-N!icoN's Lara closed ut ~ raucs 50
cenmrs per 100 kOs retfO 20 francs for me pae
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
COTTON MAKKrT,-RY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb 9-l2:3o .. m-Cotton-steaiy; Middlnr
Upands 67. MiddhnG Oreans 6sl sales. 5000 bales ~,
5oo bales specuauon export receipts 900
bales all Amrcan paGs Low MaGn 6e G2
6-d; March and Aprll delivery 67ed do April and May
delivery. I'd 10. Nav and une delivery 6Sgd; CO. he 9u
July delivery G'3ds do uly and August delivery 6' tu
LvfRPo0I Feb 3-3 D. Cotton Futures Unlands Low
Mdding clause. February and March delivery 0o2d: DO
CS Mar and June delivery 6i'ssi do June and July
ivERiooi- Feb q mcottonThe sales Of the , Gay
nGGa o % GaN ann A@'T Aa also 1OS S
AUGUSTA. Fen 9.-Couon quiet Mldding l0a!c; Low
Mddhng l0iic; Good Ordinary. 9c receipts oOl bales
BAlrlNoSt- Feb; a.conon quiet: MlddlnG j %c L2w y
ddng Ne Good oraFy loc sros, regspi bales
gos1oS. FEB cotton quiet: Midlng lISsc; Low Mid
ding, II Good Ordinary lOc; net receipts ooJ bales
CaiGLKsToS. FEB 9-Cotlon quiet; MlddnnC. ll'sc Low
Midng llc Good Ordinary ~ Lei net receipts 80 bales
" ba@s o sales GoJ baSs 2tots bales
Sdas COCA Hrdinssy Se RENTS s25 5 bales
'g% ' tsb Ea d Raf' S%SE vi @ Low
Mdng loc Good 0I1paTy Oac ne dd rec o,n SoIS
Feb 9CSttD a a%i: M i,m iis rooent.
93i bales shipments. 79J bales shes 24OO bales stocs
aosIi Feb o-co.ton quiet: Miialrns II se Low Mid
exp6it 1916 baes sales LOO bales; stock
Feo mcO%3 cay Mda Mn ode S
Great Britain 5,22 bales coaswise. lOj4 bales
NORFOLK. Fe9. 9Coton steady Mi9dling ic n,,I net
coas%ise 8ll bale. sales 45j blcs: sork % 40 bales
PHILApgirnIA. Feb. oltoL dun Mddl,ne. iS.o low
sales 262 bales spinners 22i bales stocK i6lO99Gle@
MI tnne ioasc COCOA culinary. Csc net eips ESQ
bale; exports coaotwlse 5ig eae1; sales LOO bales Last
'tSn' LG1 Hso Fr6 acottc1 steady Middns HE: Low
s aGhST So bales sS. s1o ses siocS 1887
WiiInSGIoN. Feb 9-Collon dull Middnns iiG;; t S5
Cae. exports eca.t%isc 81 bales 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT tat TX LINE


AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave eW via DesbrOs3eJ COrtlaldC
Streets Ferries. ~ %
" ear with Pullman
Ia.ace tacle. a. M, and s:3O p. IN. daily.
Nl'auspJri. Lock Haven. $50 CORY and
-. at Tltusyile.
lcum Genre and me pil Regions.
Baltimore. Washington ami the SOUTH Limited Washing.
tXprrss' Pullman Paror arr daily. except Sunday,
a. arrive Washington REGULAR az 4:3D ant $40
a. ~. .: 10 AMI ia D IN. sunday 4 GOA ~. ami ~ D. III.
ENurcss flr Baltimore. except SUNDAY, D. NJ.
Express for West Philadelphia. $50 $50, :, $40 40
Iiintte,u. II q M. 800 BAD A. . D. l. $40 and ~
- It.ht sunday 1870 and a. . D. !. 500, anu
10 y. m. AMI II night
except SUNDAY.
oI,s OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains ity anOrdnga speedy and direct transfer
TranD @irp.e from PttsburI, 1910 a NJ. 935 D IN.
daly $50 r. IN daily except Monday. From
WsuoIon and Bal O:iOA $50. j:1p 1880 p.
SUNDAY q: % and ':jD ~ From Philadelphia. 300
ono y p.iO 1910 ll:lOa 10 2 Boo 52O $50, $50.
Obs and lOjOp NJ sunday 800 6;50 8 lOiU, lllO IN,
"a O.(i nod lO.JOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
legal Nonccs.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE Or
Pare oi tral-EKNSr KREU DEL. plaintiff ngains = y
ELJOsEPI. Mary Joseph hs wife. who's real Christian
name ~ unKnUwn the painth Rachel kIoch al 80 cael
Rachel Kiok. Rachel kI0ok also i;ar, koIks Ey
Iios,ubaum Louis Iosenbaum. her husband Lnle Levy,
Isaac Levy her hus lan Krc nso called Frances
KrooAs. Benjamin hrUch also ca led henali IN hIooAs,
samuel kf0ch. also callrl samuel kroks' sane
kiuch also called kroo,si Alexander u umenslle
III Butnen,rr', his wnc Gustav hfoeh lut hr'l
ll, wife Henry e. IiowIis. GEORGE IL t0ggrr-hhll hrO
dore K DAVIS the Department ~ Buildings In the CITY oil
Sew OK. samuel lie Lane Courh" Jon'U' '1l ' ,yan
- Wnslan ~" Diycnport whose Christian names are M
to the panun IOhn Doe tcndnt 1T the ppis1S
The pauu ucharI Roe ass gnee Of the rents Of the sdA
premises md agent fpr the O"ntr OF O"heS vi ,
whose real name is unknown 10 the panln an; al f pcr
con. above maned having claim on clmS agMh't JaoO
L. KrOch also called Jacob h. koE also jacob H. NOOK,
a., estate IA hersaIla" next Oi ki no. ,,tif n.
creditor Orrwl-c and who are unknown 10 me H.,
solomon Marx Elzt II tlrcK'r irter l. L. FcE as 'uo
Executors, &c. OF Wiim I"tie ac as,-, ",,,
10 answer the compliant this action, and 10 stIe copy ..
yonr answer on tho plaintiffs atiorny wtnn "ynE, "a'S
vice and III casa your failure To apH or an N'i, Js
w be taken against you BY default '3l lnT M
AUGUST &. HA~SEG, Plilnilus Alolh,,F -.
Post nCe addrrss Once 40 H. ANehu''A -e" i''N
TO the defendants Emanuel Joseph Mary Joseph ms we
whose real Christian ~ unknown 10 lAr pln.,, .'
except the - r,ons above named having cLHm or
against Jacob T." Ktorh '' can 1".o IN intrrSf ar nr
M uirr,. In IN. r,iio Nor. atlaw next 81 Mn
d,yisccs, csltee+ creditors OF "thcI"i'' " ~ s,,,
n,f van bv nut c ON, purslaRt IN Order 81 me HONOR
abe Hooper C. Van Nols justice Oi ue - ~ "
crlutr S,O md dlul the COmrll II" oh.eol III
lex oi The salI Up 90 a. at The oh'X C"Hrt mouse
AUGusI {. nAaSEl. PAi"tHS Attorney
Jan. II law7wlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

ON AND AFTER JANUARY H. 1881.
Express Trains leave Newly ork. Debrosses and Cor
landt streets Ferries as follows
$50, 1880. \. $40 10 Limte). IL l. 800. b 40 A..
u, $50 aud 10 and II night sundays, 43O and
- m ), d. 7, S3Oani 10 D.. aud II night.
Express Trains New.York daily. sunday at
1880 aud running through via Trenton and Cam
BOlis Of Brooklyn Annex with all through
trains az Jersey my adOIdnSa speedy and direct transfer
for BrOONyn travel
Kpurning trans leave West Philadelphia 2Ol 3:i5. 4:25
T. i:3j. >, $50 and II Qlmed Express 1880 p. M l. 8
4, I, AMI ON sunday i.Oi. 3i0. 325. \ $50
a. H.. f. T. aud 3 Leave philadelphia via Camden "a.
III. AMI /. III. daily, except sunday
Ticket Offices, J2j ana ga irOaoWay Asor mouse ana
foot OF esDr ami COrtandtsts: COnris. and Brook
yn Annex foot FutOnst. Brooklyn; Nos III.
ard ~ IIut>Ons. H0bpken station Jersey City EN-
Hrant IlCke once. Batterypllco.
The York Transfer company Will can Tor and check
bag rage from hotels and residences
FRANK IHOMNON. l. r. rAhMEf,
GENERA Manager Cent Passenger Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
rV'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
! NEMNOkk. LAkE ElIE AND WESTERN RAIL


AnEtXGEryr cF 1RAYs TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER l5 1880
room CpAciies 10 Buiia.O and Suspension Bridge
p m a' W Fast t. L2dis hA.ess arriving M Bn SUI
southwes. Pumans best DrAwngroOm sloe ping Coaches
Express Tor me West Seepi Inc;
Coaches through TO iun1lo Na:ar1 fas CinTinn ana
80 n.--Emgr@nt tram lOr the west y,.,,ork for
i i,,' ~ 10 ii 80 a M :lO 40 $50 $40 1880
and l. midnight saturday nish's ohy' 9un'd'S 'A'
" ' AID Pa, saic g. 1850 10. 1920 M the 1920
a. M irai so At HGheiotH En-, Guy X I0.0 D. ~ IL mid.
-ht sundays g. $780, lo-O a. H." Lao o'o p Ill., anu l.
' a.. rcn g. :: o. TO- 1920 noon. l:l5 3 800 40
nigh ~u4dlys D. s3U lO:-u a. H. i' t;1o p % Ahd IL
via Newark Gas $40 llj a H.. $40 AGO 500,
Go $50 D. M Il midneht' saturday nights Ony sun
DAY alo r. N S'T ~" a. No. l4j 800 s. GIO 7l5 and II
mrIen sundays u. Sou, lOZO a. u' l'i1 $50 D. M ana
y ' vs. 100 1920 a. m 1870 p. IN.
N,wO IT anI cornwall 800 IA M $50 l;j) p IN. sun
MonioGt aGi Knrston II. m. $3.50 p aiays' $50
a. nj, g. 75o o. loco M; $50. 800 lSo 7:l5
supn1yS g. $50 lG.U "A. m. o.3D y. ~:
Ml1ist'"1 io m 6 D. H. he a. H. and I:5o
T. No. iTI.ns with Now'iOrN and uS"ego Aidiand
Por Jery,, So o. 1o:2o M. i:3O. 6, :. IL. sun
days G 1 m ~ oo S ani Of and ouarer after
eacI om 5i1 a. M ~ ~ n' ana At lo'' u 4'i0
Pcact, for pass lge for Apartments in Drawing o9m
7eepag caches can De ODtal eI anu oIueTI %" n s
nm = y, ica, Nos 23 4Ol ~ VJ7 .roalWHy, ~ y, N0Z
ixp.es- irns from 40 EST arIveh Ne"'fotN III go
anu H6 "a a ABBUTf =, n rassr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" Trans elye Tor E"se"9oi Co0,'r 4 fesnSnI a I'M
sgdays = H. In add $50 D. M fhe 1850 D. IN. train viii
NauuoI, spung Valley and Monsey' 3:OO' Too Mi a'oo
p nl mo " Annorr General pass'r Agent, NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
Cost ano fonno.

DANK BOOK 0ST.-Bank book No. 479..
I'D an II the Bowery savings Bank IL missing The nndeI
Teques oil return % che oan IL MOI rssoie vsiors
pank u book.