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Turf.

Hartford, Conn.,, 29.-Charter Oak
Park grand circuit races opened to-
day with a large attendance.
Weather delightful, and track per-
feet.
2.8S class, Gladiator" III. eva
2,39, MAY Shame" 4,32, "Gipsey"
"a; d1stanced. Time, 22115. 232l, 26.
2.25 class PAGERS, "FUller" 1921,
warrior" 31,212, "Mattie Bond
1888, Lumber Jack" 4; distaneed.
Time, 2.17%, 2524, p, q, Is.
2.23 class, "Aldine" Lii, "FIora",
OR. Pr, "Clara Belmont" Lola
Florence" "Mattie George NJ" and
"Glasher" also trotted; time, 2.2O,
20. %.
New York, 29.-Brighton Beach
races: First race, enc mile; won by
"Fellam Play; "Camlllus," second !;
"COrydOn," third; time 1901.
Second race, five furlongs, won by
"Black Mare Little Pat" second :
"Regicide," third; time, LOT.
Third race, mile and half, won by
"Ida;" "Bouncer," second; "Mor-
mon Spy" third; time 24S.
Fourth race. mile and furlOng,
won by "Camillus;" Pope Leo"
second, "P. Line" third; time 2.O3.
Fifth race, FIVE furlOngs, won by
Wakefield" "Mary Warren" sec
ond; "Sonawanda," third; time
1863.
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Wool.

Boston 29.-The wool market re-
mains the same. Desirable wool is
in good demand, prices firm. Sup
plies continue toarrive quite freely,
and a good assortment;of all kinds is
offering. Sales of Ohio and Penn
sylVania fleecs, X and Xxx, 4O@42;
choice lots, 4215@43. Michigan X
feeces are in fair demand at 5000:
unwashed f1eeces, active sales, at
1923 for low and coarse, 25@3O for
finest and medium, 32@5O for select
ed lots. Medium comb ing and de-
laine fieeces are in demand, and have
been selling at 42@46 for fine delaine
and 47@49 for fine and No. comb.
ing. California wool is quiet and
sells at 25@3O for good average
spring. Pulled wool in demand.
with sales at 42@45 for choice Maine
and extra supers, and 25@40 for
common and good snpers. In for
eign wool no change and very little
doing.
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Bank kohberx.

Chicago, 29.-Edward N. Walsh,
arrested three or four DAYS ago in
New York for rObbing the First Ma
tiOnal Bank OF Kewanee, Ills, passed
through this city this evening en-
route for Kewanee, in charge of q
detective who arrested him. The
detective agency which has charge
of the case says he made a confess
sion to the effect that DR.. 7. s.
Scott, of st. Louis, formerly a resi-
dent of Kewanee, planned the rob-
berry, though he took no direct part
in it; that Pratt, acting cashier, was
a party to it, and instead of the large
sum in gold notes missing being
carried away in a val Sc with the
other money. it was Pratt who car
ried it off previous to the day when
Walsh and his companions locked
Pratt and Mrs. Harris in the vault
and carried away the remainder.
mostly in paper money. Walsh re-
fused to give the name of the man
who helped him in the Job.
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Indian Affairs.

Washington, 29.-W. A. Phillips,
special agent, and counsel at Wash
ington fer the Cherokee nation, ad-
dressed a communication TO the
commissioner of Indian affairs,
calling attention to the report tele-
'graphed from st. Louis yesterday,
in which it was stated that Payne,
Of Okalahama, was not yet in the
Indian Territory. Phillips, while
regretting that the punishment due
Payne, under the Statute, is made
quate, urges upon the department
the necessity of taking all possible
legal steps to put a stop to Payne's
lawless endeavors to seize upon
Indian lands, and the Importance of
maintaining faith IN treaties and
maintaining the integrity of the
Indian Territory inviOlate, Philips
says, is his reason for calling the
attention Of the department to the
matter and urging the prompt APP
plicatiOD Of remedy.
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IN READING AND FILING THE
v petition Of VIM. F. Poll and VIM.
Strong, administrators of the estate of
VIM. John Poll, deceased, praying for
50 order to sell certain real estate be-
longing to said estate, and particularly
described in the inventory on file in this
Court,
1t is ordered that all persons inter
ested II said estate appear before the
Judge Of the Probate Court Of the
County of Salt Lake, Utan Territory, ct
the Court room of said Court, in Salt
Lake City, on the Sth day of September
next st 10 o'clock q. M, then and there
to show cause why such order should
not be made.
And it is further ordered, that a copy
Of this order be published in the Salt
Lake HERALD, s newspaper published in
said county, I'LL the 9Th day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1892.
Dsted at Salt Lake CITY, August
18th, 1882.
z. SMITH.
Probate Judge.
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Railroad Racket.

Chicago. 29.-The general passen-
ger agents of the Chicago and Kansas
City roads, at meeting this after
noon, refused to accede the demands
of the Southern Pacific that its pro-
portion of through passenger rates
from Kansas City be increased from
S1OO.5O to S1O4 and chain of line
from California to Tecumseh, Neb.,
connecting with the Atchison and
Nebraska system. The Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy materially
shortening the line to Denver to-day,
contracts were at once to be let for
an extension from Tecumseh to the
main Denver line, thus making
another considerable saving in dis
lance.
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-.sUeIIaneOHs.

New York. 29.-The remains of
Charles j. Hickman, Fenian, were
removed to ThurleS on Sunday
night. Permission to allow the cOf-
tin to remain in the cathedral was
refused. There was no priest in at
tendance to perform the funeral
ceremony.
Washington, 29.-MajOr Haynes,
engineer in charge of the reclama-
ton of the Potomac, has submitted
plans to the secretary ofswar this
afternoon.
OSecretary Folger is not in good
health, and Assistant Secretary
French has been acting as secretary
for several days. He goes away for
a short vacation in a few days.
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Foreign.

Havana, pa royal order has
been published. cOnceding to the
province of POrt-au-Prince a reduc-
ton of direct taxes of per cent.
for five years, and the town Of Vic
toria de las Tunas total exemption
from real estate contribution, and a
reduction in industrial contri-
buttons of 65 per cent. until June
30th, 1886. These concessions are
subject to the approval Of the Span
ish Cortes.
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Political.

Norfolk, Va, 10.-The coalition
convention, at Hampton, nominated
Henry Libby for Congress, in the
place of Judge Edward Spalding,
formerly nominated, but who with
drew.
Philadelphia, 29.-The greenback
state committee nominated VIM.
Howard, of Philadelphia, for lieu
tenant governor, in the place Of As
v. PoWderly. declined,
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Nerve IHD BRAIHl0IsEAsEs

DR z C. VESTS NERVE AND brain
- Treatment, specific for Hystsrta, Dis
Efness, Commissions, Nervous Hes3sche, Mem
ii DepgesGdon, Loss of Memory, Premature
on Age, caused b. oTer-ex&tto1, oyeZ-indu !
eence, excuses or overwork Of the brain
Vhich leads % Paralysis, decay ana death.
Ooa box wiz ozFo recent eases. Each boz
eoa4sSus ons months hea&nAAk One dollar
A 10y. or glx boxes fJr 6Ve doliArsr sent ~
nsfl prepaId on rScei5t Of price- We gNarAn-
kes sig boxes 20 cure epy csse- VITA eecA
orrier rect S]eA b us f6k six bozeA eccon-
- I'D "a Tvs dollars, We via sssead tAe
pzPehassr eur wYfkten gnsesQtee "a Rstura tie
mone1 N ths treatment doesP~4 e6ecs cure.
1razsr sses issued only By z.kc. MI. Drug
StdFS Salt LeEe C4tz,
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CeImfnaIIGIe6-

Denver 90. - Republicans Las
Vegas. n. NJ: at San Geronimo, a
small Mexican settlement close to
this city, last night. Jack G Perry,
American, became involved In q
fight with several Mexicans over q
Mexican wOAan. Perry shot and
killed one M. GOuzeal05 and
fatally wounded two ether Mex
leans. The Mexicans than killed
Perry.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby of
fered for the recovery of the body
of the late j. d. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City. Aug. 7, 1882.
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CopstantinOple, z9.-AnOther en-
gagement took place at Karalik
Dervend, last night, and the Greeks
were again repUsed. To-day the
Greeks, with artillery, made third
attack the result Of which is un-
knoWn.j
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Pink gums and mouth and dazzling
teeth,
And breath of balm aud lips of
rose,
Are found not in this world beneath
With young or old, save only
those
Who eyer wisely, while they may,
Use SOZODONT by night and day.
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Contracts q.

Parties desiring to obtain Con-
facts on the Pleasant Valley Rail-
road, can do so by applying imme-
diately to Peter G. Burt, Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
S. Condie, Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted $50 Teams.
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A Delicious Appetizer.

That ensures digestion and enjoy
ment of food; tonic that brings
strength to the weak and rest TO tina
nervous; a harmless dIarTh9a cure
that don't constipate-just what
every family needs-ParkeTs Gin
ger Tonic.
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DALMER & MARTINS EMPLOY
L meut Office. All kinds o. help fur
nished on the shortest notice. Book
keepers. Clerks, Hotel Men, CanvAssers.
Agents, Mechanics, Laborers and
Coschmen constantly on hand.
Office, frat door west White House;
P. o. Box 1912. jy21
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, I.

TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, s'S'
I, D. BockholE, Clerk Of the Probate
Court IN and for the County of Salt
Lake, in the Territory of Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is 8 full,
rus and correct copy of the order sD-
pointing time sod place for hearing OF
petition to sell real estate 10 the matter OF
ne estate Of Vim. John Poll. deceased,
a. apPekrs Of record in my Office.
IA witness whereof. / have hereunto
- my hand and affixed the seal Of said
Soort this 18th day of AugusG, A,
y, 1850. D. BOOKHOLT,
ISeAl.l Probate Olsrk.
. W. Dsrke i Co., Attorneys.
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BAKER WANTED.

A First Glass Bread and Cake
Baker. Steady employment and
good wages. Apply first door west
of Grifith's Restaurant, First South
street.
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LOST.

Red Irish slut; had small rope
three or four feet long on neck when
last seen. [ will pay a reasonable
reward for her return to my office
or residence. JOHN w. LOWELL.
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Cholera

Maniilla, Philippine Islands, %.
Three hundred deaths from
cholera occurred here Monday last.
Two hundred and twenty victims
were natives,
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WANTED.

A number of mules suitable for
street car railroad. Also, some ex-
ira small mules suitable for work
ing in coal mines. Apply to o. P.
Arnold, Supt. s. L. G. S. r.
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LOST,

On Wednesday, August 23d, be-
tween Idaho Store and Eagle Gate,
on State Road, Two Pairs of Ice Bal
ances. Leave at this Office and be
suitably rewarded. =
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LESLIES KONTHLIEs. wnen
eound, make . neat little volume
The HKRALDBindsry does work IN
GYaET ssT1a 80 6 Rassozabla Va&sP
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LOST

On Friday evening, a small dia-
mOnd stud. Return to DR.. J. l..
WhytOck. Of the firm of Chapman s.
WhytOck; SO reward. I
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BRICK LAYERS WANTED.

Good brick layers wanted; also
stone masons enquire at Elias Nor
ris'.
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Cable Clicks.

Durham, 29.-The well-knOWn
Kafir chief, Sececoeni, has been
murdered by another native chief.
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MIXING PATENTS.-Fun sen
Vt blanks for application for Aiming
Patents-approTsd form-0 b h11
ct tia HRRAz.D O@oA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Dr.. NIL. Davis, deceased.


Estate Of Dr.. Ii. L. Davis, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned Administrators of
the estate Of Morrill, Lockwood Davis,
deceased, 70 the creditors of, and ali per.
sons having clai rs against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the neees.
ssry vouchers, within ten months after
the frat publication Of this notice, to the
said administrators at the Office Of de-
ceased, Third South street, between East
and West Temple streets, in the County
of Utah.
EMMA N. DAVIS,
RAY DAVIS,
Administrators of the estate Of de-
ceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, August 18th,
1882. aug29.
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order appointing time and place fol
hearing petition to sell real estate.
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In the matter Of the estate Of VIM. John
Poll, deceased.
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PIGS FOR SAILS,
At PRICE s. Olives.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court I19 and for the
County Of Salt Lake, Terri
tory Of Utah.
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SCHOOL NOTICE,

ME FIRST TERN OF THE 18TH
DisErict School will commence on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBEK 4th. 1882.
Mr.. w. Van Colt, Principal, and Miss
ImoRene Cummings, Assistant.
Terms per Quarter Tin sdVsHce);
Primary Grade. -. ....t2O0.
intermediate Grsae...... ESQ.
Higher Grade.......-.... 500.
~ PUPILS from other Districts viii BE-
charged 80 cents In excess Of the above
TV. WILLIAMS.
JOHN JAQUES,
HENRY MOE WAN.
aRg7 Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-27
Retail Prices i'm the Markets.

The following were the ruling prices in the
Washington market today:
MEATs-Beef-Sirloin, 25c. porterhouse,
30c.; rib.roast, 2Oa25c.; corned beef, 12la9
15c.; Clipped, 30c.; beef tongue, 65c.; lamb,
10@1sc.; veal, 10G20c.; breast, 15@l1Sc.; ba:
con, 14@15c.; mutton, S@15c.; pork, 14t@15
20@25c.; shoulders, 14915c.; lard, loo.
FIsH-Rock fish, large, 10000. ID; do.
small, 25G35c. 2 bunch; weak fish, 12h@l15c.
y hi hallbut, 15@2oc, 2 ID; perch, S5(@4oe: '
Y doz. snappers, 12i2c. y ID; pike, 12J2c. y
d.; clans, 1Oc. per doz.; Spanish mackerel,
50c. ID.
PoULTIY.- Chickens, 5oc.@s1 ppuir; ducks,
BUTTER AND Philadelphia print, doc. !;
creamery, 35910c; New York and Illinois, 30
@40c.; roll butter, 25@l30c.; eggs, 1S920c
do2.: cheese, 15@i20c. Ii.
YEGETADLEs.-Pota Irish, d0d50c. y PIX.
yams, 40d5O y PIX; cabbage, 5a1Oc.; bects,
3dbc. bunch; carrots, DC. v bunch; spinach,
2OG3Oc.P PIX; cabbage sprouts, 30G10c. Y PIX.
oyster plants, DC. bunch; turnips, 20930c.
Y PIX; kale, 15@20c. y PIX; lettuce, 3(05c.;
radishes, 3@5c. y bunch; asparagus, 5GDSc. y
bunch; spring onions, Be. Y bunch; Bur-
muda, soc. PIX; caullnower,. 10al5c:; egg
plant, 10@15c.: grecn peas, 10G50c. PIX. (;
tomatoes, 30G1Oc. PIX; squash, 3OCG10c. y
doz.; cdrn, 15@2oc. ? doz.; cucumbers, 100
20c. 2 doz.
Y doz.; cocoanuts, 0Oc. y doz.; bananas, doc.
y doz.: French prunes, 2Od25c. y ID; Valencia
raisins, loo. = ID; London layers, Zoe. ' ID
currants, 1Oc. ID; prunels, Doc. Pib; lemon
and orange peel, zoe. ID; cltron, 25c. ID +;
peaches, SOC. PIX; watermelons, 25@50c.;
cantoloupes, 15G25c.; blackberries, &c. y at.
huckleberries, 10@l5c. y qt.: raspberries, Sg
10c. 2 qt; apples, 30@4Oc. PIX; cherries,
CANNED GooDs.-Doston baked beans, 25c.;
apricots, 25c,; egg plums, &c.,; Bartlett pears,
35c.; pineapple, Doc.
FRENCH CANDIES, 25c. v ibi mixed, 2oc.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-27
ENTICING YOUNG GIRLS.
An Outrageous Attempt 10 Lea
Girls to Lives of Prostitution.

An outrageous Attempt 10 Leuu
Girls TO Lives OF Prostitution.
The Baltimore Sun of to-day says that tho
habcas corpus case OF Charles Rapp against
the warden Of the city jail was heard by Judge
Carey, in the City Court, yesterday. Rapp was
charged with the abduction OF two young girls,
Ida Van Ripper and Mary McCauloy, from
their homes in Rochester, N. Y. The girls
were each under IS years old, slight In figure,
and we'll though rather gaudily dressed. They
had been kept In jail as witnesses. Their
testimony was that they were working girls In
ducements held out to them by Rapp, who ex-
pected to start a saloon in this city In which
they were to be employed for immoral pur-
poses. Evidence OF the keepers OF two disre-
putable houses on Fell's Point showed that
tho girls had been taken TO their places
by Rapp, who said he wanted board for
them until he could get q house. One Of the
taken In charge by Sergeant Green, while Rapp
was arrested by Sergeant Balster last Monday
Mesors. Joseph Whyte and II. O. Ruddell,
counsel for Rapp, argued that no had been
wrongfully committed on the charge OF ab-
duction, as that offense, II committed, was In
New York State, and not within the 1urisdic-
ton Of q Maryland court. Justice Carey said
ticed from their homes In Rochester for i'm
moral purposes, but as that had been done in
New York State Rapp could not BIO held under
1.-The warrant for abduction. There was, how
ever, another offense equally against the law,
and that was the harboring OF the girls, which
had taken place " thin the Jurisdiction Of this
State. He therefore made out n new commit.
the warden on the charge Of harboring the
two girls.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-27
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

John L. Boyer, No. al South Fairfax street,
is tho authorized agent for subscriptions
and advertisements for THE EVENING CRITIC
In Alexandria. He Will deliver tho paper
promptly and regularly every afternoon at an
early hour.
Tho Board OF Supervisors OF Alexandria
County met at the old courthouse In this city
yesterday, as stated in THE CRITIC, and ordered
county levy ON the 500 OF real and personal
property OF 20 cents for the county expenses,
10 cents for roads, 80 cents for schools and 40
cents for state tax, making n total of s1.5O on
tho 800, which is reduction OF sixty cents
on tho levy OF last year. large number OF
is SO on the 800, which viii givo a revenue OF
about $4,000, and the estimated expenses OF
me city Tor the ensuing ISL year are $4,000;
be made up, It is expected, by fines, licenses
and the collection OF back taxes.
John Luckett, Ruben Red and william Whit
field, all colored, the latter OF Washington, are
Ing awaiting trial for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. young and pretty girl Just
turned out on the city named Higgins was
arrested yesterday afternoon for tho first timo
for profane language and other disorderly con-
duct on the streets. She was fined last night
by the Mayor, after being advised with, 81.
In default Of the payment OF the ilno she was
locked up, but during tho night some friend
paid the fine and she was released.
William Curtis, the Virginia Midland Rail.
way fireman whose illness from Injuries re-
cciyed by being struck on the head by an over.
head bridge ON that road was noticed In yes
terdey's CRITIC, died last night about 10
O'Clock at his residence in West End. An
examination OF the brain OF the deceased, who
was thought to have entirely recovered from
the effects Of tho blow, he havi ng been out on
the streets for several weeks, was made to-day
by DR.. Powell and other medical mon and 1t is
understood that the conclusion reached was
death from abscess on the brain.
The match game OF baseball In Richmond
yesterday, between the Alexandria Baseball
Association and the Browns of that city, re-
suited In victory for the Inter club by u
score OF 10 to ~.
Clubs OF Alexandria and Washington Colorod
Pioneers, after parading the streets OF the city
this morning, went on an excursion to Carlin's
Springs.
The schooner South Shore left hero yester-
day, TO load coal for Boston at S1.50 per ton:
which Captain Whittemoro says are tho best
rates he could GET
A delegation OF gentlemen from Washington
visited and inspected the works OF tho Potomac
Manufacturing Company In this city, to-day.
There was light rain in this city last night,
but the weather to-day is very warm the mer.
curry In the Thermometer at 10 o'clock regis.
tering 91o in the shade.
Ex.State Auditor John f. Massey has disap.
POINTED his Democratic friends In this city.
He has written letter stating that 1t will be
impossible for him TO MI his appointment to
speak here tonight, as duty calls him to the
southwestern section of the State. John s.
Wise is in the southwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary J. Temple ct al. to @. A. James and NJ.
Ashford, for s., part OF lot 4, square 81; lots
10, 16and IL, subdivision of lot o, square 122;
part OF lot /, square $50; part OF lot 10, square
$40; lots 10, IS, DO, Al, square 3S4; sublots
81 and 2S,sluare 466; lot 3,sGuare 605; lot IT,
square COS; lot Ii, square 657; part of lot Is,
square COS; lots 6 to 10, square FOG; lots . to
o, subdivision OF part OF lot ., square 744; lots
26, 81 and % of lot 2,square S13; lot 3, square
$40. James 4 Ashford, trustees, TO Julia
Dana, for s, sublot i6, square 1872; lot .,
square 460i lot 8, square COS; lot Is, square
FOG; lot IS, square ia. James 4 Ashford,
trustees, 10 Il. s. Burlington, for $, lot Ii,
lilo and lis, square 74l. James
: Ashford, trustees, to Mary NJ. Carter
II, So. COS; lois 10 and II, So FOG; lot s. 50.
741. James Il Ashford, trustees, to Mary i.
Wilcox for s., lot 1, so. 300; lot ~, 50. 1866;
lot IS, So. COS: lots IS and II, 50. 7O lot q, So
744 lot %, 50. S13. James 4 Ashford, to
Elizabeth Wilson for $, lot 4, 50. 60; lot 10,
50. 3s1; lots Z and rs, 50. FOG; lot 3, 50. 7l1;
lot ., so. $40. James & Ashford, to Mary j.
Temple for. 8, lot II, SO. 100; lot 10, 50.
$40; lot Ia, So. 800; lots and 10, SO. FOG; lot
Z, ed. 744. Martin Grant ct al, to Isaac often
berg for 800, part OF lot As, SO. AIS. II. w.
Jackson, to Job Barnard, trustee, for $, lot
10, So. 131. Job Barnard, trustee, TO NJ. v.
jackson for $, the Same property.