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National Republican., 1881-12-08
TrlcYcIe CInh.

Tho legal luminVry Of the female sex that courses
over the paycments ON tricycle. has aroused the en-
10 organize ladet tricycle. club, 10 begin active Op.
oraIlons next spring There are a large number Of
these organizations In England, ana the exercise has
spine troubles,
National Republican., 1881-12-08

A most enjoyable concert given last night at
the Memorial Chapel, corner of Fith and streets,
which was quite largely attended. The following
programme was effectively rendered, and many of
the numbers were encored Part song, "Song of the
Triton, e, G. Choral Society; duet, Excelsior"
Messrs. JOl puGh and Warren Young; soprano solo,
with Verunre Glad" Miss Eva Mills plano valsc
IN a fiat, Miss Mildred Johnston; tenor solo, Mr..
pugh; soprano solo, " La Xlngarella Clhe Fortune
Teiier(," Mrs. Charles McCartee; violin solo, Mr..
Johnnie Donch; part'song The Light of I1fc,m
Mr.. Young; soprano solo, Forever aud Forever
Mrs. Mctnree; piano, Caprice rnpulaire," Mr..
Theo. ingalls, King; chorus, GOOD Night" Choral
Snpipty
National Republican., 1881-12-08

Frank Mordaunt, n good actor and well known In
this city, will bring his play OF" Old Shipmates'
to this city next week and will doubtless be greeted
by big audiences The play is said TO be very funny
National Republican., 1881-12-08
The FIRE commissioners.

The regular meeting Of the Board OF Fire Commis-
sloners was held last night Present-Messrs. Collins,
Bacun and TAFT. The report Of the Chief Engineer
showed that during the month of November there
were eleven alarms, tnvolving loss Of si2sl0, on
which there was Insurance Of sl2a5O. ]. A. Welsh
was CONFIRMED rs private in No. Engine Company.
Applications were received nnd placed file from
aud Charles Dauch. The bid of'MfcDermott Brothers
rebuild the old hook and ladder truck accepted
bill of the veterinary surgeon for extra services
during the prevalence of the " Pink Eye" ap-
proved A number of small bills were approved and
the Board adjourned,
National Republican., 1881-12-08
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
who Were the Bidders for supplies forthe
Next sIx Months.

Proposals to furnish the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing with supplies during the
next six months were opened at noon yesterday.
The following Is list of the bidders: Dry cOlors
g. Adler & Son, A. b. Ausbacher, Billings Tay-
lor & Co., F.w. Devoe & Co., 7. Eddy Sons Har-
rlson Bros. & Co.. Hirshburg, Hollander 4 Co, A..
Keppelmaun, G. Lennig, J. Lucas & Co., q. N Rap
Recn R RsSnods CO., Co., GSnEles SnlS'W NIX Hs0Sg co
P0pet-J & J. s. Barber, Campbell Smith,
Crane & Co., D1bler, Mudgct 4 Chapman, u. ID.
Lockwood, Robert Mayer & Co., George Meier d
Co, Woolworth a. Graham. Binders materials
John Campbell e Co., J. +. Ellis q Co, w. o:
Hickok, j. /. Shoemaker, s; yalleon. Engrayerss
Son, ", f. Luta, John Sellers 4 son,, r. White
Icy. oils-Campbell Thnyer, Eagle Mnnuineiur-
Ing Co, Holland, Thompson & Co., F. Miller, +, o.
Perce Co. W. g. Robinson Son. 'cii1g cSiiGS1ge
& S"'Ss e. s!m@s, H%S'n''si steit & y cromTsii
Textiles--A, s. Gotclel, c. D; Gilderseeve Lut-
tTel Wine j. Moore,s sons w X RILEY knp6er Tn
House h Co. Hardware ind ilulngs--Anercan
Metaline Co, L. J. Brooks & CO., J.. D. Kendall, ].
3 O.. /. s, ,Mcaami@, Ill relquzs & son, JJo1Iih
Underwood Underwood CO., H. D.; Wade 4 Co. and Il u.
hey, George A. Shehnn and Willctt & Libbey.
Groccrs' sundrics-lI. Hoilander, N. +. Mctzger, &
Bro, and George T; Raub, Coal and ,wood,John
j. Agnew e. Co.. Johnson Bros, John Kennedy, w.
II. NARROW John Miller nndJ NJ. Whcnll y. Char
cnal, lime, cement, &c.-GeOrgc ShotrOl and j. Il.
Walker \ Sons. 1ce---Grcat Falls Ice Company,
E. d; Haley Il Co, Independent Ice Company,
knlckorbockCr Ice Company, and Rich & Bartlett
Horse fecd--W. q. Burns and r. G. Hewitt The
en- ire number of separate bidders is eighly,nne,
Of which thirty five are District firms but IL will
be noticed that none of our local merchants have
proposed TO furnish any of the heavy supplies.
Their bids are for coal, ice, groceries CHEMICALS
outside the District.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
LOCAL MENTION.

ART sale this aftcrnoon.-Mr Thomas Bowling
Will sell this afternoon Mt three O'clock at the art
salesroom, southeast corner of Fifteenth aud ii
streets, the valuable collection OF works Of art,
comprising royal purcclains, satuary, bronzes, and
other art gems which have been on exhibition
for the past few days
National Republican., 1881-12-08

A REMEDY for that annoying complaint, the
Piles, has been discovered by Dr. Williams and his
Indian Ointment has cured the worst casee. Henry
Il Co, Of Cleveland, has this remedy for sale, as
well as Dr. Frasicr's Root Bitters and Magic Olnt-
ment. They can be ObtniIs.d from all druEgisss,
National Republican., 1881-12-08
Unbrohen Assortment

OvercOats ana ulsteB to suit those Of an
turn of mind as well as the most fas-
tidious Eiscmnn Brothers, corner ofSeycnth and
L sIrnnIs
National Republican., 1881-12-08

By examining our stock and comparing our
prices before purchasing elsewhere. Eiseman
Brothers, cothiers and tailors. corner Of Seventh
and l. streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
The stnr.Rou,r Case.

Fresh Aldcrney butter churncd every morning
and delivered IN Slb. "Ward" prints Mt SOC. per ID
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball buttermilk, &c
per quart, and sweet milk 30. per quart
National Republican., 1881-12-08
BUY your Christmas books, stationery, cards, &C.,
Of Milans, Seventh street, two doors above f.
Memorial Chapel Concert.

LARGE sale Of pawnbroker goods ut Duncanson
Bros. auction room to-day, Mt ten o'clock. A
splendid chance to obtain bargains. A great
variety Of articles are included In this SALE
National Republican., 1881-12-08

The StRr-Routr ease.
The National Republican Publishing Company has
issued IN pamphlet form Of one hundred and tlccny.
frc double column pages, in clear type and handsome
style, he full rrbatim repcrt q the recent proceedings
Gnd he decision Of the Court IN he Supreme Court Of
The District Of Columbia in The matter of The United
States u.s. General Thomas j. Brady ct al, in tchich
proceedings rere attempted to be Instituted by criminal
Information IN lieu Of prescntmem and Indictment by
grand jury, This pamphlet DR be valuable 10 he
legal profession throughout The entire country, as u
douJtediy contains he most erha,isiire research and
Thoroughly coRated authorities and carefully prepared
arguments upon this important branch Of criminal
practice thai has euer been presented before legal tri
buRdL
Copies can be had upon application or by addressing
The Nationa, Republican Publishiag Company, Wash,
tngtOn D, O. Price. 81 per copy
Iron nitIerS.
TRUE TONIC
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Book, 80 pages amusing and usshG reading, sent
nce,
BRowS CHEMICAL COMPANY, baltimore, Md
National Republican., 1881-12-08
..AIdcrucy D,Iry wagons, :,

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, ,jewelry, &c, Call on rad
dress lIerzog 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
shield Your Itoy.
A Chrin.nlns prcacnt.

From contracting colds by keeping them warm
and comfortably clad. Eiseinan Brothers, corner
ofseventh and T. will fit them out to your salts.
faction
National Republican., 1881-12-08
Post Yourselves

OF business and dress suits at Eiseman Brother
corner OF Seventh and l. streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
LITTLEGmL LFouND.-wonders for Xmas, 42l 9th
The Si,edd Isntl,s.

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Raths. 003
street. Only iirst-clGss bath III the city.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
December 1, 2, and 8, 1881.

The Children's Doll Garden Party ,UiU be
on exhibition in our tCindo,C all of nGrt Week.
From December l we wW offer the finest Sc
lection Of Rich Dolls and Fancy Goods, suit
able for Holiday Presents, heretofore placed
on sale Jyus. Our stock Of Real Lace Goods,
'ce think, is the largest and best selected IN
Washington. Our Stock Of Dress and Cloak
Trimmings, Buttons, and Fur Trimmings is
complete in all The new styles and garieties.
For This seasons requisites TO make room for
our HOLIDAY GOODS, ace ,ciH reduce our
Misses and Chitdren's Velcet and ,S;lk 80 per
cen'. from marked prices. A full line Of Real
Lace, Real Tortoise Shell, and Irory Fans.
Our customers had better purchase early, wltiie
our stock Of HOLIDA Y GOODSiS complete,
and aUoid the rush during Christmas Week.
We inritcthe Children and The Public IN gen
eral TO oar Children's Doll Garden Party.
National Republican., 1881-12-08

reed chair, durable, ornamental. useful and
beautiful, for sale by W. Il. Moses IL Son, corner
Seventh street, Market Space.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
Hs FOR SALE
BY
IL. d. COOK E, JR., 4 Co,
Ii29 + street.

1897.
Norfolk City per cent Bonds having thirty years
To run. flrst-clnss Investment. Call and examine.
Metropolitan Street Railway Stock, Washington
ernment Bonds 90, -.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
The Yenther To-Day.

For the Middle atlantic States, colder
fair irodther norgcsi backing 10 northeast tcinds,
higher pressure
Tor Washington, a. m--SighQy cooler fair wed,her,
The following were the thermome.ric readings
yesterday: "a. M, 49, II a. m, 49o; 3p M, 46o;
p. m, il.o; IL p M, $50; maximum, $500 mini.
National Republican., 1881-12-08
CONFINED SHOWS,
40 Bond Street, New York

NSlye WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AS
sorment of Water Waves, the finest ever made in
the newest and most elegant styles and shndes-the
finest ever exhibited In Washington, at DEMONGEor
& CO.'S, GIG Ninth street northwest.
The ladies are requested to call and see them. deISm
s>s9ye SIMMS COLOGNE Is UNSURPASSED
~ for fragrance and LASTING properties Sold at
sl per pint bottle at Pharmacy, corner Fourteenth
street and New York avenue de3
National Republican., 1881-12-08

You can publish threc-line advertise
ment Of "wanted," "For Rent" "For Sale" or
" Lost" three times for twenty-five cents in THE
I,
National Republican., 1881-12-08
Prominent Arrivals.

land; {. =. Evans, ReaAng q. W. Hain, Budsboro,
SqS daSipaiSSa, iSsS ii Ii SIa damsii HlioSS, fi "
Griffin Boston, L r. Auceisne, New York; II T.
Thomas y. Paxton Chambersburg, pa Dr. John II.
inrnai, John $; West, Ekton Mdi J.. J. Hogan, B9s-
MSlien, Sew York b. p Rey, BFqokiyH j J;;AlgI;
Monroe, Sidney.
:, ,MnTRoroIrT4N.-I Iemue W, ,segell, New York ;
+. stevenson Montreal; T. r. Wells, PhllodelphIe
4. r Shepherd. Great BEND. II. vi n. T. Ramsey,
Mlchigag Z. J, Pgrdy, Elmra N vi, .. Hooper,
Williams Kentucky; 4. b. Cooper, North Carolina ;
Y. Y Robertson, Austin, Texas; ]. -. Given, phlla-
ST. JANEs.-Rev. b. Roberts, Columbia, & c.; s. w.
Heii Harrisburg pa; Mrs u. Rsley south Caroilnn;
sin%; % & a. H Hayden, ' Portland. Mei l. 4. Yanccy,
NirGlnl9; a. {; Adams, philadelphia; g; y, Hamil.
$. ,lioag, Sew York; N, NJ. Mead, J. A. Haylett FL.
Hunter WinCges,gIi J. D. AZ Kern milwaukee; j.
Haskell, Malone, y, V; James Ilenry: New York Z;
9ork.' 9orkk' Dc f. COOK rn"do'p""' T. N oP'O"' Ne"
.AuLrsGroN.--Ang Mcdonald Rochester; CYRUS
ford L. = MOtey, James Low, 4. Z. SlcSols. 4. II,
osborn Hon Isaac DAYTON and william Cooke Ney
nhia; Charles Fairchid, Boston; Il. II. foumans FL
RrGos.--F. n. Howell, c. W, Mcclellan, and W. l..
steele, pcnnsylvania; d. 4, Nanhorne, New Jersey I;
q. W. Batchcdcr Boston; +. McC'OOck, Montreal; I;
G. II. Raymond II. II. Bruce and II. Blunncrhass, ,t
New York c. q. Hcrndon U. $. a.
ST. MARc-N f. Black, Indianapolis; g. Goslar.
u, r. Butler, New York &. II. L. Payne, Virginia.;
Alfred Henkcr, New York y. w. Spalding G. T.
Marshall, Maryland; j. Elbe, T.. Bcndrr, New y orR;
r Wilson, Philadelphia; T. f. Madison, Baltimore,
woRMLEY' Y's.-Clarlcs stevenson. England; II. j..
socum 5. l.. II. SlOcum, U. s. A., aud G. Lace, Bos.
ton; @. u. Bishop, Iowa; 4. o. King, Hartford
York.
wEDcKERs,-w. Thomson, Now York Mr.. Ferris,
Boston,
National Republican., 1881-09-07
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
ANOTHER NAVY SURGEON.
To the Editor Of THE REPuBL1cANi

To the Editor Of THE REPUBL1cAN;
DIR. Ruth's exquisite little romance pub
lished in to-day's REPUBLICAN, only goes to prove
how accomplished outside Of abstruse subjects
many Of the navy surgeons are. They are not oil
thinking of hypodermic injections, quotidian,
tertian, and quartran fever, Inflammation Of the
typhoid gland and swelling of the nux vornica.
Now l have been an amphibious animal for some
years in the capacity Of a surgeon, and let me
modestly explain mys career and aspirations !
commenced life humbly, but my good geihl
brought about my love for pathological and nau-
teal studies, and by dint Of perseverance, and
great economy / succeeded In getting through the
medical course and examination for the navy. 1
armed myself with pills lancet, laudanum, and
good books. on the latter most depended know
ing well how much invalids like to be surrounded
with pretty things. After a three years cruise
was ordered to shore duty at Washington
and then commenced my success socially
and professionally. My practice, both in
medicine and dancing, made heavy demands on
my strength and naturally desired to reach the
apex Of fame in both of the above arts. Each
daily paper had full accounts during the gay sea-
son of my conquests in the ballroom and in
tnatching several thousand patients (mostly lady
admirers) from lantern. jawed death. ! made a
compilation of these and had them published in
pamphlet form for my many friends The extraor-
dinary demand for these, even from crowned
heads, was simply immense. My professional
duties aud etiquette forbade my attempting to sell
these handsomely printed books, and the only way
left for a gentleman TO act under such circum.
stances was TO employ secretary TO open my let
ters and crafty requests for descriptions OF my
various successes This necessarily involved out
side expenses, and as my income was not elastic |
was driven to writing verse and prose. and Ill
though Endorsed by all the htierutt-men like
Shakespeare. Dickens Yantc, Mark Twain, Dante,
and Putarch-I could not get any paper to accept
my efforts. This one dwelt on for months:
NATURES SYMPATHY.
saw two little flowers grow side by side,
And lovingly their tender stems entwnc;
The gentle one seemed like n bushng bride,
The other proudly seemed TO say shes mine"
Then, rs snapped the one In It's career
glltterlng dew.drop on It's mate espled,
When the fallen one dropped the crystal tear
And closed Its leaves and died.
All my friends said this was ravishng and
Longfellow and Bryant said had wonderful latent
talent, and were astonished at my preferring the
career Of physician when II stabbed the finest
feelings In mans nature. explained my urgent
necessities and they said that this stern stimulant
would alone make me distinguished. found
newspapers so confoundedly unappreciatlve.
Now my question is this: Why is DR.. Ruth more
favored than l. who rank him many numbers.
N. B.-A three cent postage stamp will be accepta-
BILE, as times are hard with me.
Sept. G, 1881. DIR. L. II. MISERY, u s. N.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
New York General Market.

New YoRR, Sept. 6.-Cotton steady ;
sales to-day, $40 bales; uplands, l2I6c Orleans l2
consolidated net receipts, 9,O69 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, Ii, ,53l bales. Flour-southern dull
and unohanged common to fair extra, 50 $50
z 40; good to choice do, 81 50dS so. Wheat
opened TO &c lower and heavy. and closed strong
at to &c; decline recovered; moderate export
demand and active trade on speculative account;
ungraded spfing 81 22@i %; No. Chicago and
Milwaukee, 81 329l 81 inside price foriuferior un.
graded red, 81 l7GJ1 42lS; No. do 81 35@1 36l1
No. do, 81 409l ~; steamer do, 81 356D1 SO; No.
red, 81 ~; mixed winter, 81 35@1 90; ungraded
white 81 2ils@l 40: No. do, 81 35@l 80; No.
42l5: October, 81 1901 i43k; November 81 i53k
al 47Ss December 81 iSlEG15OlA; No. 2 rcd, f. o.
b.. 81 40 Corn opened l@1 &c lower closing strong;
decline nearly recovered: limited export and fair
speculative business; ungmded. 6iaGSlSc; No. 2,
66l5c; No. 2, 6S@GSAc; low mixed, 75c; No. 2, Sep
tember, 6Slz@69c; October 709E@T1skc Oats 10
1lSc lower, closing firm No 3, 5gc.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
ABOUT THAT oYsTER-RoAsT.
To the Editor of THE REPuBLIsAs:

To the Editor Of THE REPUBLJcAE;
The card of MIR. Matihgly in regard to
the Sunday excursion of the steamer Excelsior
may clear the boat company Of responsibility to
his mind, but II will hardly satisfy tho public.
This scheme seems to have been most deliberate
and hcartless outrage, The advertisement prom
ised especially protection from bad characters,
agreed to furnish excursionists with oysters in
abundance and free of charge, and nothing is said
about the claim that the steamboat company
would not be responsible. The public accepted IL
az pledge on the part of the boat-which previ-
ously bore q high reputation-that the conditions
promised would be fulfilled. The company under
any circumstances are bound TO protect the public
from abuse, insult, and extortion, and alone have
the means and power to do so. Under the circum.
stances, when direct and specific pledges were
made in their name, which promises, be II rcmcm.
bered, were already broken or annulled before the
boat left the wharf II is rather late in the day now
10 come I'm with the plea Of non responsibility. 1t
won't wash. II the abused passengers care TO carry
their cases TO the courts they can get damages
every time. But it is said that the fraud was de-
liberate and intentional, and, without attempting
to fix its conception aud execution upon any one
(the boat company should do this, this statement
is repeated and proven by the following facts:
First-It was known long before the boat left
that II could not land at Cedar Point, and that no
means had been provided for landing. This boat
could so UP to the Capitol building easily to
the Cedar Point dock.
second-This was all known before the boat left.
Thrd-Two steamers capable of moving all the
passengers from the Excelsior TO the shore at
the Cedar Point dock, but refused to bulge, prov
ing clearly that no arrangement had been made TO
thatend.
Fourth-Plenty OF liquor beer, ice-cream, and
other speculative luxurics were provided OH the
Excelsior 10 supply an all-day demand and to
keep drunkards In soak until their money was
entirely gone
Fifth-After everything in this line was ex-
hausted, which was toward evening, the "man-
ayers" opened up their stores OF eatablcs at good
prices. The demand from starving men, women,
and children was enormous but the enterprise OF
the "managers was equal to the emergency.
Strange to say, they had come provided with
enough for. oil. Wild beasts could not be more
ravenous, but the foresight of the managers had
prepared for Just such result Their resources
were equal to the occasion, and good prices and
good humor ION the part Of the nianagersl pre-
vailed.
Sixth-Having exhausted the passengers OF
everything possible. the boat was at length turned
toward home, and the frightened women and
children the reckless and bowling drunkards, and
the disappointed people generally were brought
back to Washington, sadder and wiser, 1t is TO be
hoped. That they were the victims of a con-
spiracy to defraud them under conditions which
were disgraceful to the boat company is the un-
biased opinion of
AN IDIOT WHO WENT ALONG.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.
General Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Cotton irregular;
middlng i21s@1elSc. Flour quiet; Howard street
and Western SUPER So 0Oa5 50; do. extra, Sc 2j@
100; do, family, 81 COOS 90; city Mills superfne,
50 00@5 IS do extra, Sc 2jd7 90; do family g. 10
as 90; do. Rio brands IS 0O Patapsco family IS 90
Wheat-Southcrn lower and dull. Western lower
aud demoralized Southern red, 81 30al 80; do.
amber, 81 iOGDi 40; No. 2 Western winter rcd spot
September 81 IS; October. 81 iGGai 4GI4 Noycm-
bcr 81 iI)S@i Az; December, 81 ~. Corn
Southern white steady: do. yellow lower; Western
lower and demoralized; Southern white, 77@Isc ;
do. yellow, 5lc Western mixed, spot and sep
tember, G31gd6lc; October, GSlSd6S3kC; November
12l4c; steamer, CSC. Oats steady; Southern, dOD
SIC; Western white, 5D6pj2c: do, mixed, b0Gbic .
Pennsylvania, b0@52c. Rye quiet ut 81 0i6pl OS.
Hay higher; prime to choice Pennsylvania aud
Maryland S17612l Provisions higher; mess pork,
$40 80; bulk meats-shouldcrs and clear rib sides,
packed, S}4@llc; Observation-Disclosures, 0Ac; cleaHrib
sides, l2c; hams, l@ljc; lard-relned, l3c. but
ter firm Western grass, 1iD22c. Eggs lower at Is
@l6C. Petroleum dull refined 7J4cJ7Jzc. Coffee
quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary To fair, lb9l2Ac sugar
firm; soft, gAc. Whisky mOminally 81 20.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet: cotton,
3-lGGI4d; -four y per bnrreli grain, 4d4lSd. Re-
ceipts-tlour, 2li0 barrcls wheat, III go bushels;
corn l07,760 bushels; onts, 66l2 bushels; rye, lt0
bushels. Shipments--Wheat, 1924 bushcls corr,
3llUS bushels. Sales-Wheat, 057 640 Dushels corn,
23l, ,3jl bushels,
National Republican., 1881-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers as Recorded Yester-
day.


Mr. j. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate IN the District as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Twenty third street west, corner of NJ street
north part Of subot % 5 feet inches by 100 feet
inchcs), square 81 j. r. Edison ct al, trustees TO
Ulick HOlloran, 81 100.
On Fifth street west, between q and streets
north part Of lots IL and - 5 feet by 90 feet Az
inches, square Az, George c. Bruehl to X, b.
On alley between Sixth and Seventh streets
west between and parallel 10 II and q streets
south, part of sublot G feet 10 inches by " feet
inches) square 467, Matilda $. Church TO Jane A.
Shoemaker, $3.50
on street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west sublot IL 6 feet l9nchcs by 100 feet
square i67, Charles NJ. Matthews, trustee, to Jane
A, Shoemaker, $1,000.
on ii street north, between North Capitol aud
First streets west, sublot as by 20 feeO, square
G23, Hannah Hamm to Levi +. slebirlcd, $500
On B street NORTH between North Capitol street
and New jersey avenue, subot Al go by "A feet
square 63i, Joseph Jockey to Charlotte s. Downes,
on street north, between Second and Third
streets east, subot (l6 feet "a inches by 90 feet
square 7i9 Margaret c. McCarty ct vir. 10 Sarah d.
ON Third street east, between X and /. streets
south, sublot 2S feet by ~ feet 6l6 6inches squire
76S, George G. Hepburn to Annie Van Horn, nomi-
nal.
ON street south, corner of Fourth street east,
lot Q05 feet inch by IA feet 4 inches), square
south of S2j, George G. Hepburn TO Annie Van
Horn, nominal.
on ii street north between Seventh and Eighth
streets east, sublOt 100 by 50 fecD square $780, NJ
NJ. Rohrer to Henry G. Cowcl, Sl.S00.
COUNTY.
On Old Plney Branch road, rood and II poles
of tract known ns Pleasant Plains John Il. blake
ct al, executors, TO Ellen Webster, si96.