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TO CLEVELAND
ONLY s Hours and IS Minutesi
LEAVE.


Steubenville accommodation leaves Bellaire at
445 p M, Bridgeport at 500, and arrives at Steu.
benville at Cos n.
Leaves Steubenyille at 1850 A. H., Bridgeport
at S:52 A. n. arrive at Bellaire al 9:05 A. ~.
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal
points in the East and West can be procured at
the ticket ONCE In Bridgeport +. A. FORD,
nol7 General Passenger d Ticket Agent.
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FoR sALG.
The GRAY Farm for Sale

NoNAsTING OF 90 ACRES. SITUATED
" In Ohio county, about three and Q hall
miles from Roney's Point and Triadelphia.
PRICE a. 900.
Part cash. Inquire OF J. Chambers Heryey, or
James l.. HswIey, Wheeling W. Va mr3l
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BsiIairs and Southwestern 2. r.


NT AND AFTER SATURDAY. HOyENsER
- IA. 1850 cars on the Wheeling aud Elm
Grove T. K viii run a. followa Car Will leave
the city (corner Market and Eleventh strsee)
and rnbrook's Park, al
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. Loui.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
oOfHo RAn,

fnins leave Panhandle Depot loot of Eleventh
street, near public landing. daily, except Bun.
day, a. follows:
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GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
NOTICE.

NoHlCi.
ISORsALE- FINEUUNDRED AND THIRTY
II five acres Ol lspd, lI5 aces cleared. and
the remainder well timbered and watered.
Thirty acr,yS az the sane in meadow. Two
dwelling hOus. : Ou ihr same, with stables anu
out buildings. This tract i suitable Tor diyld-
Ipy up in smaller tracts. Situsted on MeElrOy
creek. in TYLER county, ". Va. within one and
one half miles ola good water mill. FortuTther
particulars call en- or address q. Il. SLATllElsS,
Ripley Tyler county. Va tehlhSh
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.sIsesllAsfuus.
u. ID. McFadden

DuILDER, 1910 MARKET ST. ENTRANCE
Id three doors above Custom House) AL
Glasses Of Buildings erected promptly and salts
estimates furnished on application. Careful
supervision given 70 buildings. Parties desiring
70 erect new, Or TO make improvements on pre-
SAINT buildings, aud those needing any work In
my line, will do well 20 call or address a above
dee3 j. ID, MeFADDEN
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Gen. G. T. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and
Gen. Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia.
Capital Prize, 100000.

II 219 Prizes amounting to................s52,jO 800
Gen. G. T. Beanregard OF Ia commissioners
Gen. Jubal A. Early, OF Va. o'H'"''SS'oie'S'
Application for rates To clubs should only be
made II the office of the Company in New Or
leans. Write for circulars or send orders TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La,
York. myllua
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Pacific Express Leaves Wheeling daily.
Trains leaving Columbus at 5: 20 p. and SIS
A. u. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at $50 P.
n with sleeping car ATTACHED arriving In Chica.
pat 7:S0 next morning. Berths can be secured
In advance stUnion Depot ticket once, Colum.
bus.
Pullmsn's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Stsubenville East 10 Phila.
delphia ard New York, and West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and st.
Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further intorna.
ton apply TO Joseph NJ. Belleville, Ticket Agent
at Panhandle Depot, feot OF Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Once, under Mcclure House
wheeling
D. W. Caldwell, General Manager. Columbus,
o.; L. A. Ford, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa. mrls
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CLEVELAND { PlTTSBURG R. R
Condensed Time Card.
GOING EAST AND WEST,

On and after Nov. 2, 1850, all trains will run
iaiiy (excpt sunday, as follows:
8Through trains To Pittsburgh.
although trains TO Cleveland.
although trains to Chicago.
Pnllman's Parlor Cars between Wellsytlle and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago
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To Nervous Sufieres-The Great Euro
pean Remedy. DR.. J. b. simpsons Spe-
cific Medicine.


nal Weakness.
sulting fro III
Self-Abusc, as
Mental AnNie-i
ty, Loss OF Me-,
mory. Pains in'
Ba ok or Side,l
aud diseases
thatlcad Conf
sumption, lns
snity and AMI
N H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-20

early grave. The ~peIihc MEDICINE II being used
with wonderful sues -.
Pamphlets sent fee te all. Write for them
and get full particulars.
Price Specific, per package or six package
Tor 6 90. Address all orders ID
J h. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.,
No, les Main Street, BuisiO, y. Y.
Sold In Wheeling by Laughlin Brus. < 90.
jan3eOdc
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
Id made by Edward Clator and Jane Gator.
hS wife, 20 me as trustee, the first dated Janu.
ary I, 1875. recorded Ia Deed OF Trust book No.
Is, rage 2i6, the second dated March ., 1873, re
coded in Trust book No. IL. page I. and the
third dated July Is, 1879, recorded in Trust Book
No. l6, page Z, in the office of the Clerk Of the
Cousty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
will sell nj rublic suctIOn at the front door az
the Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF JUNE. 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock A ~. the following de-
scribed property: A part OF lot numbered 81 in
Updegraff addition TO the city OF Wheeling said
part fronting sixteen feet Oh the south side OF
Eighteenth street, sixteen feet west OF Chap inc
street. and running back south an even width
ofsixteen feet fifty seven feet more or less 10 a
four foot private alley, with the privilege OF
using the water pipe crossing the property lying
east
The title il Lelieyed TO be perfect, but will
convey only the title vested in me by said deeds
OF trust
TERMS OF sALE-0ne- third. and as much more
as the purchaser may elect, In cash on the day
Of sale, The balance In two equal payments at
six and twelve months. notes bearing interest
TO be given for the deferred payments and the
title retained until payment Is made In full.
DENNIS 0'KKEFFE.
Trustee.
W. J. W. CowDkS, Solicitor. msyd
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ALEXANDER BONE. SIR.

NOrARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINESS
~ and Real Estate Agent
Loans negotiated. stocks bought and sold,
Merchants and Manufacturer Books opened,
examined and el0seS. Estates settled, Notes,
Book Accounts and Rents Collected Houses
Rented and Leased. Collections promptly re-
mitted. Advances made. All ousiness CORES
pondence eonndentially attended 20. Send for
CrAngle's Block, over Citv Bank. Wheeling. w,
Va. ianSl
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The above sale has been adjourned until
Wednesday. June Is, 1851, tO take place then at
the same piece, the said furnace. sale 10 COM
mence at ii O'Clock A. u.
spsgi GEO. B. CALDWELL. Trustee
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. sunday excepted.
ion Sundays tvo cars win leave Hombrooks
Park at 800 A. L., and city &C I'm 2. r., tosc-
commodate church goerL
nols yO. kLkhh. -
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The above sale has been adjourned until Sat-
uriay, the 2d day of April, ISL. 10 take plst
then at the same place, the said furasce.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
febl Trustee.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-04-28

SHIPPING ITEMS. New Orleans will reduce her
port charges "a move in the right direction -. A
weekly line of steamers between Boston and
Washington and touching at Norfolk is projected
1.-The t 5. practice ship Constitution made
port last week in Chesapeake Bay after lively
tussle with severe gale 49, The British schooner
Mary Queen Of the Seas from Barbados hereto
fore reported probably lost, arrived at Portland
Friday. safely after torty-siX days passage
Steamship Ontario from Portland Friday took L. ;
cattle and 1000 sheep. =. Steamer Planet returned
to Camden last week from Portland where she has
had new boiler and new machinery placed IN
her, ready for her summers work The Interna
tlonal Steamship company is to run three Of its
steamers, the City of Portland, Falmouth aud New
\ ork the coming summer. making four and posi-
bly, live trips a week between Boston Portland
and St john. The Bangor Commercial SAYS the
lumber stevedores ask higher prices this year for
loading vessels. The highest price paid last year
was - cents per thousand. the general run being
under that figure but y cents per thousand is de
manded thus early. and il is thought that the
price will be fully up to this standard If not above
it----Schr. Como of Cherryted Me- was lost at
lnagua the 81 inst She was owned by q r.
Campbell and was 3S tons Four of the crew
were brought to New York by schr Cecie
Abou one hundred men are now employed in
shlpbulldlng in Newburyport, Mass. ard are re
ceiving better pay than for a number Of years
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Boston Produce Market.
REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE JoU RIAL, ~
BERRY. FRYE 4 Co, Boston.

REPORTED SrEClALLN FOR THE JouRNNL, ~
BERRY, FRYE 4 Co, BosTo>.
MONDAY, April p.
Business al the Produce Exchange opened dun
to-day, the business being confined mostly to sales
OF beans and provision
EGGS-Eastcn extra sale at ~ " loz. North
crn and Western offered at same price. Light re
relptS and trmcr tone to market.
BtrrER-Dull with downward, tendency Cream
cry, extra, offered at 2S430c. Dairy, extra offered
AT 25G2t. dle-packed offered al 20! 422c.
BEANS-Thc market for beans excited, but sales
made of pea and medium exclusively. yellow eyes
dull. Hand picked medium, sales nj - 20 t. bush,
with - % bid for carload lots. Hand picked pea
beans, 81 80 a. 20, Yellow eyes duh at s. 30 a. Is.
CHEESE Fine cream cheese, sales ut IA 4 l.Jr.
Nothing doing in inferior qualities
POTArOES-Marke weaker all round. Heavy re
ccipts. Quote Early Rose 95c. AZ T. bush. Jack
sons, S0aS5r. ProlificS, SOC.
NALMoN-Market otfon penobscot salmon. Owing
to large quantities last year frozen salmon in the
market which sells at half price. We quote fresh
P.moh.cnt salmon to-day alt DO Allc. Y ID:
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DIED..

( Nothing dey0nd the Announcement Of tie name, age
reSMence, &C. OF deceased persons 'rU be published
under this Aeaiing.J
In this city, April 9Th, Henry +. Carter, aged
about 20 years.
In Orland, April 23d, Moses Hartmann aged st
wears.
In Rockland April 18TH William Thompson for
merry of Deer Isle, aged - years and months.
In Warren, April l4th, Eden p. Andrews, aged
2G years and months
In Camden, April 18th, Josie Ogier daughter of
samuel ogier, Jr., aged year mos. and 20 days
In Ellsworth, April 18th, Mrs. Eunicc H., wife of
jaime, ii. Brown, aged 46 years
Al Mt Desert, April 9TH, Capt. +. Lyman, aged
about ttI wears.
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MARRIED

In Belfast, April 9th, by Rev. Thco. Grrrish, W.
:. Wentworth and NJ yra NJ Ryan.
In Brooklyn, y. y, April It'll at the residence of
flagg, DR.. Dudley Allen Sargent of Harvard Uni
versity, and Ella Fraser, daughter of the late VIM
:. Ledyard
In Brooks, April Eth, Mr. John u. Frazer of Bel
fast and Miss phcbe A Clements Of Waldo
In Wadoboro, April ID, Joel Sidelinger and AGdic
Welt, of Waldoboro
In Waldoboro, April ID, Henry W. schwartz and
Ella \. Folsom, both of Wadoboro.
In Ellsworth, April 18th, Mr.. Edmund +. Joy and
Miss Marianne smith, both of Ellsworth
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Headqu arters for Carpet Sweepers
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his
70 %If&A ~ farm situated ON the back road tu
K IIAE2z{M >earsport, III Belfast, two miles
E. IIIfKMlAM from the city. The farm contains
4~-lzlAi-aA 50 acres, divided into tillagc. pas
turage, woodlots sc. Cuts Twenty-Five tons of hay.
Good buildings, house story and half, large barn
and outbuildings. There is Il good orchard on the
place. The farm is in a good ncighhorhood near Il
school. Good reasons for selling. Apply on the
premises to NJ. {. HOGAN.
Belfast, April >, lSS.--3wl7*
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The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
We're Suffering from Dyspepsia Debility, Liver
Complaint, Bolls, Iiumors, Female Complaints
etc Pamphlets free to any address Seth "
Fowle a Sons. Boston
We would call special attention to the advertise
lnent in this issue OF l. C. Merrill 4 CO.. the well
known Nurserymen Of Lew iston, Maine who are
in want of few more statesmen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CA RID

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station D, Neio York city. 1y20
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,.t ON fire the dried grass in hi, field. which got
1cvond his control 1t spread TO the farm of y. F.
Houston. where it was fought down. \hout fifteen
3,res were burned over.
\ special report of the Boston produce market
aa,lt tor the Journal by Berry, Frye < Co. of Bo-
Juu, may be found in another column. We intend
10 rive more attention to market reports in future
thtn heretofore. for the beneIit of our producers
and shippers.
Charles W. Hanel has the reputation OF keeping
nt best fitting shirts Of any man in eastern Maine.
He ha. an excellent pattern, of his own make
which is warranted to fit. Hancy's shirts are wide
By known, orders being received from al parts of
The state. See his adv. in another column
During the month of June there will be held at
lake Maranacook grand Musical Festival, COM
rsing 1000 voices and grand orchestra of 80. All
nose desiring 10 take part in the chorus or wishing
information, are requested to meet AT the Unitarian
church paror, tomorrow Friday evening at 40
,lork.
The members Of the fire inquest were very
rrching in their inquiries concerning the late in
-uliarv fires and il was their rigid examination
ohirhdIoye Patterson to confession. The testimony
c.7lved would doubtless have convicted the boys
lf not the Younger confessed. Their report in
.ly~tanrr. is that the Patterson boys are guilty.
Intention is called to the advertisement of Mason
Reynolds bond and stock brokers of Bangor.
r., unior member is Mr.. r. II. c. Reynolds,
t ..,t>t man, who for number of wears held a 20
ion in the First National Bank at Bangor. lie is
Gentleman of acknowledged financial abilities,
iiu the matter of buying and selling securities
commended 10 our patrons
NTH p0ttie mas begun the elcctiono f his machinrr1
ae manufacture Of kits. pals &C., and thinks
will be in readiness To- work in about four weeks.
,a.iy have parties i'll Chicago written to know
a,t he can furnish Kits hy the car load. What Is
H CRAFTY 10 j. thai the inquiry comes from
graphs published in he journal. An oleomar-
5ua concern in Ho~ton say they viii take al the
Nlr rottlr can manufacture.
Iia-.i4y I'M 4Gti was the G9d anniversary Of
.uerir.n ol3 Fellowship The day was generally
celebrated throughout the country. In Bangor
I.r, n.t- / grand procession ami speaking at CITY
IP- rhc address was delivered hy Rev. Mr.
enoU-tL IF Belfast NJ r. Grand High Priest
',rud Enranpment. Tie Bangor Whig SAYS
dress was eloquent and publishes 1t in fun.
three ,olumn- in Jlat paper.
Nt~h III say one word iii commentator of
npmc~- Of lhe Boston Marine insurance
Iil- company insured the freight money
ptaus account VT tho -ch James Bis. re-
Hmdoncd al sea- Within forty-eight hours
r.u- bottled or the lu-- through Capt l. NJ
Imam, '"ca agent. tle company sem it, check
ac moWf or mariners seeking safe in-ttr.
-uoRd uoD overlook this company.
Au'>. l1rr Wu>uyG~ AM carter has ioa,c.'
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED,

April 10th, schr. Four Sisters, Bunker, Tenant
lIarbOr.
April DIST, schr. Mary Eliza. Bullock, Boston.
" 18th, schrs. Melissa Trask, Trask, Boston
Sewall, --, Portland; Lillian, Ryan, Boston;
VIM. Stevens, French, do.
April 10Th, schr. Jas. Holmes, Ryder Boston.
26th, schrs. Welaka, Perkins. Fall River;
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NOTICE.

NY IIERE\> MY WIFE, EMMA 6. FlTIGER-
w AID, has, without justiliabc cause, left my
bed and board, and refuses to return thereto. NO
tee is hereby given to all persons not to harbor
trust her on my account as shall pay no debt, of
her contracting after this date.
B. l.. FITZGERALD,
Burnhlm, April - lS>i-3wl7*
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April 2lst, schr. Decator Cakes. Baker, -.
g I'D, schr. III. Il J. Blendcrman, Cavalier
Brunswick.
April 22d, schrs joachim, French, New York; Mar!
Eliza, Bullock, Boston; Brunette, Babbage do.
April 24th, schr j. A. Parsons Howe, Bangor.
. 18th, -chr. Four sisters, Bunker, CharIesto
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CAMDEN. The steamer Planet wa returned
home last Wednesday from. Portland, where Ter
boiler and engine have been undergoing repairs.
Sne Is new iy.ns At ti,as N..d.f, IL ~ ia, IN
thorough condition for business and it j. expected
that within few days She will commence her sum
mer trips gathering in fish for the sarlne factory
The Joies Go. gave very satisfactory enter
tainment last Friday evening. They are expected
here again in June. House cleaning and garden
ing have bcgUn....A half day spent in the high
school last Monday gave us Il very favorable opin
ion of its working Mr.. Tribou ha- Il very happy
faculty of preserving kind of domestic order and
of illustrating his teachings to the understanding
of his pupils. He has registered d scholars twelve
of whom are entered for graduation next spring
There are twelve different studies pursued beside
a course of review. Miss Garry Crawford is acting
as assistant teacher. Mr. Tribou is collecting a
cabnent of specimens III geology and other inter
esng relics, for the benefit of the school, and in
tends to have library At the anchor works
they are turning out some very heavy anchors. -.
Several Of our neighbors have lost hens from their
roost> of late and the thieves are being discovered.
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Clippings.
1t said that Fogg Of Maine, is going TO Use uI
and settle over Texas. Boston Herald

Z. Wl
and settle over Texas Boston Herald.
Salmon from the Provinces are not bad fish to
eat. bat the shrewd dealer always labels them
'Penobscot salmon" 1t makes difference of
several cents on pound. and those cents the
shrewd dealer is after. Boston Post
Every well regulated family will row shut up
the hens Their burrowlng in neighbors gardens
is about as Objectionable as the work Of a small
drove Of hogs under similar circumstances There
fore, il the interest Of preserving good neighbor
hood feeling. Sl" 'p M hr,< kennebec Journal
Bangor has a health officer who issues note of
warning to the citizens which begins with para
graph from the writings of the late Lord Beacons-
field. Beaconsted might have had dreams of
greatness, but we dare say he never expected to
be quoted by health officer in his warning 10
people to keep their drains and cesspools clean
Boston Post
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'i'N >FERS - REAL ESTATE. The following
NE transfers in real estate for the week ending
-o-Iemperance NJ. Brown, Someryille, to
Dr. Brown, Palermo. Mary Black, Monroe. to
t"lSon, Prospect Geo Barlow, Freedom, to
|t r. Barlow, same town. John BRYANT. .Jr
'.'H' 10 Nllas r. Bryant same town. Belfast say
- h1nk to ;. b. Pendeton, stockton Thomas
.ai, Belfast, to Mary b. Flanders, Northport.
A C"lson, Belfast, to Che9ley Mathews. Bel
Ruth and Elisha Chick, Winterport to Albert
--ni, same town. Lydia 4. Dodge. Islcsboro.
Aaron NJ Hill, Needham, Mass A. T. Fuller.
"Hl'9e, to Eliza c. Blake Freedom VIM F.
s'h-i, LincolnyilIe, TO Robert A. Heal. same
' N'lah Fletcher, Islesboro, to Lois NJ. Dodge,
-'ae i"wn VIM. Farrar, searsmont, to Manly O.
i same town. Jeremiah Grant, Prospect to
i's rrant, same town. X. \. Heal, Lincoln
'' T" " NJ T. Fletcher, same town. Amasa :
"' Lnconyille, to Emery \. Heal, same town.
""' T. and W. &. Huntoon, Stockton to James
>'''', Belmont. Asa Higgins, Knox to Henry
'-7-in>' same town. Chas. X. Holmes, Winter
i. 10 Edmund J. Murct, same town. Robbie f.
A~"n' Montyille, to Arthur Gilchrist same town
""'hlel jackson, Knox, to Daniel Meservey,
~" ipWn Chas. f. Morse Searsmont to Geo.
Eer' same town. Edmund J. Murch, Winter
'' 10 r W. Richie, same town. Chas NJ. Mason,
'F port, to r.. +. Patterson, same town Chas.
l'I' ey, Morrill, to Daniel Meservey, same town.
nus W. and Nancy +. Peavey, Wayne, Iowa, to
IT, Nekerson, Swanville. q. r. Pendleton, Isles
'' 10 A. \. Pendleten, same town. Sarah f.
''l"h, Belfast, to Emma j. Marshall Boston.
't'i icar5on Morrill,, to T. W. Robinson, same
"A stephen II. Pike, Searsport, to Chesley
''NtNs, same town. ThOs. Fl. Parker, Islesboro,
aaron NJ. Hill, Needham, Mass. Albert H. Rus
'' Freedom, to Eunice :. Russell, same town.
'J' + Richards, Belfast, to A. +. Nickerson,
"'u''lle Lizzie Ryder, Linconvie, to Geo. A.
''s2s' same town. ITezekiah Rankin, Lincoln
,'F' % John p. Manning, same town. Benjamin
'"r lsesboro, two lots to James ii. Haynes,
igor Laura j. Treat, Frankfort, to Rachel A.
'' same town. V. r.. Turner, Palermo, to Wales
o"ard, same town. VIM. &. Whitney, Pitts
~ 10 jeremiah Killman, Troy VIM. W. Wood,
i, ''' |" Ada Wood, same town. Granville NJ.
"'aoh Thorndike, to VIM. Lord, same town