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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live STOCK Nlarkes.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Rsther dull and scarce 5 75@8
90; per hundred in prime packing lots |;
butchers 6 90.
Sheep 0O@4 50@5 00@5 so
Cattle-This market is fair at present
cattle scarce. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 600 lbs., at 44c; hullt
BIC: 900 TO 500 lhs.. A.; 900 Ia
1000 lbs, "a 60@5 25. Cattle o.
fered at present are native and foreign.
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eYThe Ohio Patriot concludes,
airom present Indications" that ".he
Democracy Of Ohio viii have walk
over at the fall election"
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Raltllnore.
CIncIn,lati.

April % Flour 8 25a6 25; Wheat l
2l Corn 55c; Oats 45a47c; Rye l l8.
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NOTICE OF APPOlHrMsSr.
Estats Of Willien Ps,, Dssssssd.

THR nndsrsignsd Aas btsa appslsssa u
i quslihsd ~ AdninistsaNss, viiA ~ m
annexed, Of the sstats sf Vlaisn NJ.
late Of Monroe county, Aseeasel
Dated this 18th dsy sf AppJl, 4. =. 1881.
spr2s, Silva. VIC. Pom.
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CIlicaYo.

April 29.-Flnur 4 0Oa6 90; Wheat ]
GOAL o.; Corn 42c; Oats S5c; Rye
l IA, Barley ! 02. j
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New York.

April 29.-Flour 60a6 IS; Wheat !
1Sal 30; Com 54a60c; Oats 44a4Sc; ;
RE csc; Barley 4bo.
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April 20 Flour 4 90a6 20; Wheat
l., Ia; Corn 4Sc; Oats Ale; Rye l 3d.;
Barley 10
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ooasoeId s,ock aIarker,

May Cattle 3a44c per pound /;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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TUITION PER SESSION,


T,HE third session Of this school will COM
i mence July 25 1851, and continue
eight weeks.
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Branches 10 be Taught.

Orthography-wright and others; Eiocution
shoemaker; Geography by topics;
Arithmetic-Ray and others; Algebra-0lney
and Ray; Grammar, Especial class formed,--
Harvey. Holbrook and others; United States
History-Ridpath and Venable; General Histo-
ry-Thalheimer; Rhetoric-Boyd; Civil Gov
ernment- Martin and Townsend; Literature.
lEnglish and Americanl-Shaw; Geometry
Olney; Philosophy Physiology Hook
Or; German-Peisner, tNorman's Grammar for
references Book Keeping. Single and Double
Entry -Roehrer, Meservey, Palmer and 9TH
ers.
Accommodations a. good here as elswhere.
We will aim to make this term hteresting
and PlsasaDt.
TUITION.
Primary Branches. -. eS so
higher .. ..... ....... 8 so
For further particulars call on or address
JAS. b. HAMILTON, Principal.
Calais, Monroe Co., Ohio.
maya, ,Slms. :.
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Iatamoras Normal School,

T EFT teachers and all those personally in
IL terested in education. remember that
Watson & BARRIERS Normal hool will com.
mence July IS, 1881. and continue eight weeks.
All the branches. common and higher. that
may be demanded by our students, will be
cheerfully and thoroughly taught.
TUITION PER SESSION.
Common Branches -. ....... "a 90
Higher i" 49,. ...... so
In Matamoras you win and board cheap and
good.
Call On or address Jas. A. Watson, sardis,
Ohio. or 8. W. Barber. New Nstamoras. Ohio.
mays Slm2
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St. John Sewing Machine

j. y. RHODES & co.
lib2 and lls4 Main street. Wheeling, W, Va.
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NOTICE OF APP0IHTM1Nr.
fae Estate Of Thomas Kaos, Ssessssi.
THE undsrsieasd has hssu aparuh>o3 II
= qualified q Exscntoe of The viii = Tk,noe
Knox late Of Mcnroe cosaty dsesassa
Dated this 18th day ef Apeil. &. b. iool.
apris,cltS. JAHE3 o. QAToAIII.
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SYRACUSE cHILlEp PLoW COMPANY. s,

@ % Mon sy
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matter how preposterous, that be either
writes or utters." There was 80 much
of truth and Of human nature in this
reply that it deprived Goddard of bis
choicest weapons, and the friends Of
xrchbold clsimed for him the victory.
On the street, while walking alone,
Mr.. sArchbold's gestures were such as TO
give rise to the general belief that be
was concoctlng bis speeches. A swift
walk, at times almost amounting to q
run, would be when be poured forth a
food Of eIoquence; the clenched fist
struck foIcibly downward was when, in
his-as yet unspoken speech, he was Civ.
ing his opponent particulal hard knocks
When 10. one OF these peripatetic trips
be Was wholly absorbed, utterly ohlivious
OF all the world except that part that
occupied his then fancy. Strangers
meeting him would. after passing, look
back iancying him wild man from the
woods, or an escaped lunatic. And yet
Edward Archbold, 10 Law and in debate,
was foreman worthy of the steel Of
any man in either branch OF the Legis-
lature. In Law be was said to be able,
deeply read, and what he read be we'll
digested. AS an advocate before jury,
particularly il the jurors knew the man,
be was generally snccess. Yet among
strangers be was the laughing-stock OF
men who knew bat . 1.-THE OF the vast
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UOl,SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A bill was passed approprlatlng $4,000 to
Aid in dcfraying the expenses to be incurred IN tho
Centennial celebration of the battle of Groton Heights
Conn and also s. 900 for the repair OF the GroOn mon
umsrt .
Mr. WELLS (Dem., MOI from the Committee on Ap'
propriattons reported back with Senate amendments
Inc Indian Appropriation bill, recommending concur
amendments. Among the amendments nonconeurred
IN that striking out the clause ao0lsIlng the lhulan
Cer,lnsSicn. The report was agreed to-
TEE House then resumed consideration oil the Appro-
MIR COX De,n.. y. W offered an amendment fixing
the number of Representatives At 3O7 ana II was or
dercd printed and considered pcndln2
Mr.. SHERWlN (Rep.. LID sad there was no reason
that an apporOnment should not be made III THIS ses'
sO;i ,.-. l..
Mr. CROWLEY Repq " ~ opposed an increase in
the number o. Repre- sentatiyes IN Congress.
Mr. IlORH Q:sI, Mich) thought that an apportion-
mcnt bin founded the last of the people would
meet the requirements of the Constitution much peter
,Iau one pased tho census. He SAID that lie pc
cycd that the majority bill had been drawn up for tue
purpose giving greater strength 10 the South For
one he was fully determined to oppose the measure
frst last and all the time. and that TO- with all The
neans that a kind Providence aud parliamentary law
MIR. MCLhNE Dem, Md said that II the gentleman
supposed that the white voters OF the SCUM meant 10
deprive the negroes OF the rRn 10 vote suouu possoso
Nj WORR-Do you think that the negroes of the South
have permitted fer the past SIX years u nave Tree
Nr MCLANE-I have no idea that the negroes OF the
nth have had free and untrabmclled suffrage as
they Will have In the future. 80, ...
minority OF the committee fixing the number OF Repre-
septativcs At $40 measure which was aDsouteIy
far and Just He insisted that justice shOnu he dOhe 10
ali secilOns and stated that he would oppose any num-
Der that was uDfalr Dy every medus huo"u W P"'""
The House then. at $50. adjourned
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for an Injunction denied snd temporary inunc
ton dissolved with $50 costs opinion.
BY Judge the matter OF Lambiech and others
BY Judge Van Vorst.-Crum sgt. Crum-I make
cuanRe In this order
Special 7srn-Bv Judge Lawrence Platt Plat
tees OF the Marine Court memorandum. Tie JulanO
Ware Company and others agt. Sanus-See menOrdndun
SuDerOr COurt-SDecidl Term - Bv Chief Justice
SedRwick.-Green the Mayor etc.-JudRmcnt for
defendant with costs opinion.
BY Judge Truax-FaOn ct al agt. Garrett ct al-Re
ordered Quirk DerrcksOn aLThere is but one
In proceedings ~ obtain surplus and that his bill was
too large lie proved his retainer and the roceengS wee
other way HIS bill for those services should be reduced TO
$50 aud confirmed. The Mayor Csrle-
ton-Reerence ordered Esemar ct al agt PttsOrder Tor
commission. Meyers ct al agt Ioseaberg Motion granted
on Of $40 costs. Keck Werer Sanders sgt
sebert the Nassau Bank agt. MCGEE. Hageerty aet
Young the Nassau BANK KDOx-Orlers granted Her
pn Domestic Sewing Machine COMPANY
ordered on day calendar for first Monday Of February Pace
agt Hayward deny ing motion with $40 costs
Common Pieas-Srcidl 1rm-l}v JudgeVan HOesen.
Sidenberg agt Ely. etc. ami orders-Moon granted In
the matter OF Hansclts etc.AppncltiOn denied opinion
BY Judge j. F. Daly-ln re application OF ToVey etc-ls
the petitioner marricdl
Marine Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge Nchrhas.-
Moss agt. Crane-Motion granted Monday of
April in Part l. Willis agt rlatt Cause set down for tl1
LYMAN granted fol- February II. Henze
Freidhof: BTltal WaKemal.-o Orders granted
Lowe ag Ellis, r cambridge agt. Willis Barr AIT TIL
Krein0uh aRt keymer Buerger ag Dyblcsg-Ord RS oil
dscOntinuanco Moore igt. Mena Amsdel sullivan
Orders signed EccIes Jr sg Adams Default OPENED on
payment Of 10 $40 Of this motion: cause
To be down for trial February ii panuf may enter
Judgment to stand security. Smith Wcideneher
Motion denied. Kneter ag Janzer futile agt England
Brown Wood act. Observation-Disclosures.
TTidt Terln-Iurt UI-Bv Judge Hawes.-IInyward act
Avenue Railroad Company at. Ebnng-Opon fled Chase
agt. Kramer Tor Ilal granted; opinion hied
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Licutenant Thomas {.
Terrell has been ordered to the Navy Yard, Pensacola
Fa Medical Inspector Archibald C. RhOadcs as MEM
Der Of Board OF Examiners at Philadelphia on the lat
Of March ; Medical Director Edwin Shipper has been
detached from special duty Philadelphia on the 2Sth
lnst and ordered duty president OF Me Board OF
Examiners which meeta at Philadelphia on the LIST OF
March, Surgeon John H. Clark from the receirng-ship
Wabash on tho Goth inst and ordered az member OF
the Board OF Examiners at Philadelphia Surgeon
Thomas n Penrose from the Michigan on the 2Gth ist
and ordered recorder OF The Board or Examiners al
PhIla1e phia Surgeon Aaron 5. Obcrly from the Pow
haitian on the 9TH inst and ordered 10 the Richmond as
Fleet Surgeon Of the Asatic Station per steamer from
San Francisco; Surgeon Thum1s c. Walton from the
rcceivngsnlp Franklin and ordered to the Powhatan
ON the 7h inst The order OF Medical Inspector Charles
H. Burbank as Fleet Surgeon OF the Asiatic station,
has been revoked and he has been placed Oh sick leave
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FOOU FOR THE .SICR.

At the annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Dict
DspensaIy Wednesday evening" the hail OF the Long Is
land Historical Society Building seating GOO persons WAS
nearly filed The object Of the charity Is to prepare suit
able food for the sck and to furnish it TO the poor There
ia main dspensary AT No. 81 DeKalb-ave and there
are three branches. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ex
MAYOR Hunter F. b. Fisher g. b. Burtis and Dr. James
L. Farley were upon the platform at the meeting last
evening After the usual exercises eI-Mayor Hunter
said Mr. Beccher will say few words about dtt. on
which from personal appcarancei infer That he Is
doubtless prepared TO SPEAK" Mr.. Beecher made All
address referring excellent work OF the dspcnsary
and TO the value OF wOmens sympathy and aid lie SAID
that the six deacOnesses In his church were worth all
the deacOns.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 3.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day-present the Hon Charles j. Fo@cr G. d. ana
assOcates-the following business WIS transacted;
No Sl-Tnc People ctc, plaintiffs at. Amc1zo
Frey defendant error 1gu" ~ j. hck LOT la'l"s III
error 49, j. NJ Dudley for def" adlnt III error.
Wv. Hudson stephens. cAccu r. ETC, Respondent;
art ,ufus I Wait, appellant sIbmied for appellant asd
hy G. d. Adams Tor RESPONDENT.
80 s-Jancs Sir,naan and others. comm ssioncrs etc.
arucIants an the ~cavicw aIlWay Company, ETC. rSoi
dent ar.ncd f. Tracy for appellants aud Jesse IL Jon
respondent =,
40 SI-Tle town ~ Spr!ugrort. respond mt. agt III"
Franklin savings Bonk, appellant 50 - The town OF
Spigport respondent AIT Herman Uni receiver appellant
so So he town OF SWidgpOt. fcspJIdrnt aEi thr tu
tonia another, appellants. argued togC I
by John f TaT-ous. Geo &c " Nmsdc aTi William IL" al
ing II appc W +. COgsWCll iOi respondent
The Iav calendar the C0drt of Appeals for Frdlv.
L, !, 1881, follows: nos. %, - 3D. %, a.
~. 81 aud -.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURl-CH ANBRaS-B rre't. J. ONT opsn' AZ
lO.3Oam Calendar called II a. m-Nos 1872. lGi, 200
239. 367 21l u. 80. 3i7 3ll 49,. .....
TRRd-Davis. p j.. and Brady. J-ConrI opens
1890 m-NO 40j i25 1872 443. 447. 4o3' 407'& 4oo'
4Gg 493
CIRCrIr-PARTs l. and Adjourned for the term
PART III-DonOhue. J-COurt opens ut lu3O g. m'-->o
daY calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT-GENRskL IRHM-Adloufhcu u'h 'ho h''
Monday OF February. ,,..
SPECIAL rkRM-Tiuax J.-COnrt Opcns at 10 a. u Naoh'
dar called AT IL a. m.-NO day calendar. -, a.
COMMON PLEAs-GRNE8AL IEEM-Adl urAcd unl the nIst
February UT the purpose 0i leuelinS dislOH7
SOCIAL TENN. r. Day J.-C ourt oDels at IL ~ H.
M day calendar
EutIIi Term Adjourned for the term.
TRIAL TERM-PARrS t. anI II.-Adlourn@ for the term
MARINE COURT-IluAL rLRM-PARIs L. ii. ana lll.-Au
tOuiuet for the term
GENEKAL SkssIONsPARTs and IL -AdlOurned iOr leIh
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THE COURTS.

4 DEFECTIVE MEMORY ON MANY POINTS,
TESTIMONY OF THE MAN WHO CLAIMS TO BK
THEoPRILUs YoUNGs.
The examination concerning the identity OF
the man claiming be The0phius ioungs was resumed
yesterday before Edward +. Uuderhil the referee The
only person examined was the claimant. ana the e1
smiuaton covered period in the life OF Theophus
Youngs froro the time OF his withdrawal from the
Uuartprn.astcrs Department in Washington TO the
tine OF his mysterious disappearance in 1870
The examination was begun with series OF questions
regarding the witnesses family and relatives He rec
elected the death OF his mother but could not remem'
ter the date event, as It IN his carly child
hood. lie had several unces ana aunts he did not
know Low many. nor how many were dead or living.
The witness ignorant concerning all OF his cousins
he could not give the name OF single one lie
said that he met Cranst0n Laurie u 1862 In Washing
ton, aud married diary Laurie. Janu1ry ii, 1866 lie
and his wife first lived small place OF Mr. Laurie's
at Gales Woods. While living there child was born
which was named william Crans'on This child died
aui was buried on the place by c0lOred servant The
witness did remember the length OF time they ved
at this place. bnt from there they removed TO arn
Of from forty or fifty acres near Oeesburg r0int'
From this place the Youngses moved TO another farm
by, known as the Kane place. consisting OF about
b'tyfve ceres and after while they went 70 a place
which tue witness bought about hali nile HUN 'He
Kane place. ,,
Al tbs place two ch.ldrenMargarei Alice ana tlor-
encc-were born. Another child. named William. was
born Ia Twefthst Washington: From TINS Eaco
they moved to s-st. near Thrteenthst. From
there they moved either to Twelfth:st. near
Est, or 10 FouraDd.ahalfst. aud PcnlsJ lvdniaaVc:
Thence they moved 10 Est, between aud 9 SITS, ana
from thenee the witness left bis family aud went 10
ailloOre where c bartender at the ReaVes House
lie afterward worked 10 several woodworking faciories
and after some time Mrs. Youngs TO baltimore and
Ived with him there for q time. From BItm)r e the
COUPE went 10 Philadelphia. At This time the witness
QUO a no work After remaining In Philadelphia two years.
e Mness claims " have gone 70 Washington, where
ta M, , wta nus sister nlaw for two years. while his
70 pn Meo Win her father From Washington he went
tSs where ne lived with bis wife, and worked IN
In the snr;u ~ aSrSan Factory. They went TO Boston
arg. hd r 9e fne witness left that place erect
near what was called the Back Bay" ''A' ""
Tho examination Will be resumed tb,s ,oorn,nc M IL
O'clock. eu '"'s mV'p'"s Nv -
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RESTRAINING A TRANSFER OF RoNDs.

Benjamin Richardson several years ago
loaned large sum of money to the Chicago. saginaw
arc canada Railroad. receiving as collateral security
oVo OF 'ne company's $1,000 bonds. For subsequent
,oa.s ..o company gave HIM potes as security. Mr.
Richardson sferward brought ami, IN t,'e Court ~
Common Pleas these notes and recovered Judgment
D. Default Tho 600 bonds were sold by the sheriff
ana purchased by Mr.. Richardson for q nominal sum !;
Tue companys bonds for $2.974O 900 seized under the
attachment IN the suit were also bought by Mr. Richard
,on .or small proportion OF the face value General
Daniel f. sickles and other bopdboders NJ the
brought suit in the Supreme Court against Mr. Rich.
afoson 10 restrain transfer Of the bonds by him and TO
sompe ther cancellation. II was claimed that all the
en OF the parties 10 the action would be protected IN
Nsos pehcing In tile United States Circuit Court I'm
Smgap Tor the foreclosure Of the mortgage given TO
ssSe tnesc bonds Judgment was given for tile plain.
s SPECIAL Term, and this Judgment has Just been
sustained py decision VI the General Term.
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5aIes bn AutlloI.

GALE of 10 mead of IMPOR led JEK2El
aIluw Farm" the village OF Juhtt AZ auuuo w.cu
reserve enesiAI februatV . lt Id d. "a. nn mix
Ott-oE du"
votic. arrived pr nslp do ICES ~ '1c'. o. S1'-
H,,,s npi,,y A. \. Di.GRAU ". lmpHter JAMAICA l." l.
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nraI Gsinie 10 Crthanae.

EARM WANTED-ln exchange for Eliza
beth wIh all improvements. good nelghUrhOUd.
II. l.. tKUNHE1I, No. 100 broadway.
XXANTED.-Largcta farm for three fine houses
w elegantly located. J. W. FIELDER. g Finest. y. y.
Office Jere Johnson f. ID II I'M, 1893 fatDush Bkn
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Proposals.
For IRON.

PROPOSALS FOR IRON. oo,r,,n nr.or,
DOVER. y. j. Fee. /, 1891. '
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate subject Il the usual
49, III D., rcccyrd al this uhcc until l2OclOek hOoD
o Tir toy The I'd dav March 1871. at which mt snd
nj CO. hg in he ned the prertncc OF Dliuers lDr TUT
~ verv al Port Morris county y j. the
irressarv iron Wo!k Magazine BulGng consisting OF
afo, s Ina r0dgh Iron LEANS, RODS, I4rt Angles
Enamel 1ud Plate with the necessary llts Washers anu
a,,I rJS Iron Castings Proposals
-, mi, OF Iron above mentioned "I DC reS1lveu
M ,venmaut reserves the right 10 reject any or al PRO
form OF prOpOsals aud full Information rs 10 the
carat,ons terms Of contract aud No IsSesSTy
s Vii he furnished application TO this Once ENVELOPES
.nt,,,y prnp should Ds marked fIoposts ioi i""
"'N'' + II. PARKER, Major Oi ord. Cnmdg.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NETWORK CITY
MadsSnays ne co, q lltst locIo19o Michael 1000
AND STd if e 20 n noscl and lfe 1900
Leonard st. No SO, 2JA10; Ierry u poferlus and
7au TL prDpsrH ga. =" ''' 5000
nc s' S i VIE 10 8toIa T. Canine - 1000
lar Charles \ Blown 10 Mary + HimncrInan -co
sans property Vim o Brown same. geo
Mnon,S and W v +" Alex McQniiian ~ 5000
0"'I{ FoR " ava 'I' $500
sprng rGA cor Of cr6;iy.st. 5OIll3xjo1io9 Cnis
Whslmna poDlSr 10000
ZONES a. ana wife to Vim c1olt $4,000
and wife to Maria Quicker .........."'. 1850
OF" and Vie to Henri GmrIer 1850
Mars,a r Tefree To Henry WeTi.ni 1900
'A'I TIpiI n 0p'''9 hen'9 'A''' 'iia 34jO
gue To- Dan b AIrcr 1900
ltiai N :. -! $50 It o! 5liave 4oII03 Eliza
Boueyaid I '' cor Of ioihst: Ol9x$iliisx il.
rernlT; Marietta b walae to Mary zimmerman 20,
& and IIS IL 20 q" Inrv Iap21 1850
'"a 1IS n na w Wo NJ" T." Angnsfa SlacT 200
Quarter OF lot 2jxlOO to CHRISTINA Groes ,,o
Remaining quarter same lot 251iOo to Ma, ,oo
''' 81 IN To- o. i,ctsy T. bnan .. 10000
ionise & CoIycr .'.s........ sC47
spnrg cor OF crosby si,j0x l2IjOxlO0' Warren
Ward and wife to has G lIastinH. .--.........---
4'" anJ Vie ST ' 70 Wilhe!rina 10000
1's ,n AMI wilr +" Thomas r. Acton $1,000
ii"i knabe -'v' jun 1900
sn SS rim 9 and Wife +" John II ncane 2l0OO
Fam. pp nnri'9' 'o"n u D'a'o INV $4,000
'" , vic f. ~ St TVt F,nnYg - $1,000
oSI d rs : III Dean, Ho and ir VIE to = tanning $4,000
57tn st. II - TO jStn.si 10 # OF 1Lavc. LOOK ,
2DOlO. Tanning toJ II Dclne and another; lAnco'
= = uf sullivan IT, 100 Cha5 Koch
10 VINE hap Agcn and another.
sith.st. II - 90 II of lstaye. 3uXiu. sarah Ac-
f fI S,il n,.o. A''on Nv, GoOo
Ante Nuriitl agreement hrtwccn Sarah l. Perry and
Fred W Mrrirll with John l. TAYLOR, trustee.
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Steamboats, an0 Hal!rca0s.

FOR BOSTON:--NEW PULLMAN LINE via
rains at a. m anu p w. Oct ticLos via View York aui
Ncw.tnrani railroad
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
oI trains vii Grand CcnaI Hspot It, 'o'
s:0Gs m Western and northern EXPIRE To Kocheser
PlattsUnIg. IT. Adams and Montreal
iO:50. Chicago EIpross dra"nsroom cars ia Canaan
i00 a. M Albany 4ni rrov VITA connections to Utica
saratosa tilcn's Falls ana it!tlR1, .o,r,
G:pU p NJ ST Lpus Express dny WIN acrDng cars for
for l Auburn n4a satoa. a9i ot nao Too and bs
roit. and excepting sunday night for Montreal VIA PatS
$50 =. m. Pacific Express daily with sleeping cara for
an, cIcepns sunday hight Tor Montreal via ST AIbln.
l3Op IN, Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
TcGSis on g. 2i2 and 4l3 Broadvay and az
MS Ss%ay YorG AMI 55 ni Sropsy
j. NJ. rOUcEY. Uen sup {. B. MEkKEh, Gen. Iasar AT
NORWICH LINE
via New. stcamers leave Peg NO ~ North River
1902 Ia dIHj. suhiaya gIc'p''L Limited nckc's 10
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II haven ami RockawAv Kdireai-L"avs daily. cIcep;
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80 TO BOSTON
V VIA THE
STONlN(iION LINE.
C"NNEcIiaN IN tot Al .i'. i@dIf Is EAST
MASSACHUSETTS,, On Tu' sIay ihur'iays and Sluriavs
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trut.Cass 1It ,ois Drwreu NeSl All boston GO)1
iicEeis Tor saio at Al prnciol cScc Offices sAIco,m'
secuted offices WescJts Erress Company. ~ 80.
97 Broadway and AZ Me'r1p'htAn ana f'I AFsA4'
hO''' piHi0ViDEX5;E LINr-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamero fiECI IA "nd GALA "a Per ~, Norti
aT v i,os uSS' Vi via proydence direct
Freight via either me iANeu 4t lowss sit,. ,.,.
l.. W. FILKINs. General Passenger AIsI-