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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26


north seventy Ave feet
seven and one half inches;
thence west to beginning
fourteen feet.
Flynn, John.
DlttO.
Having a front Of twenty
one feet four and one hall
inches on Maryland ave
nue., adjoining the west
ten feet one inch OF said
lot by the depth thereof.
Fuller, Minnie. ....,..,.,.
Second installment Of tax
for curblng and paving
foOtway, in the name oil
=. II. Fuller, trustee, on
interest from December
Sth, 1868. .&102 81.
Taber, Maria c., and c. E.
Bennett, executors.
Forrest, Mary...,........
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26
sub. B and DittO.......,...,
imp.
sub. 10 and Fulner, Mary N. :.

Fitzgerald, Michael. ......
First installment of tax.
for curblng and paving.
ioOtway, on interest from.
December IA, 1889. S43 10.
Flanagan, NJ. ct al trust.
NJ. II. Hllburn.
Beginning twenty feet.
from the northeast corner
of lot number twenty six
and fronting on Eighth
street east, running
thence west one hundred
and nine feet one inch tpI
an alley, thence south
forty six feet six inches,
thence east one hundred.
and nine feet one inch,
thence north forty six.
feet six inches 10 the be
ginning.
frawley, Mary.
Beginning ON south q
street thirty one feet from
the southeast corner Of
said lot, thence west six
teen feet, thence north
one hundred and twenty
two feet two inches,
thence east sixteen feet,
thence south 10 the be-
ginning.
Pagan, Patrick. r",..,"
DltlOs ..,ssss ss,sssssssss
Frances, Richard B......I
Second installment OF tex
for curblng and paving
lOOtwsv in interest from
December 8, 1858. .sl3.55I
Having q front Of slxteenl
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

SATURDAY, Nov. 12-6 Pm.
CorFEE--The market for Rio quiet prices were
steady at former quotations The offerings were small and
holders firm in their views Sales 700 bags ex Selma
on private terms ST. Domingo In demand and
10O bags sold private Other kinds were DUH
but without cha nge In value. We quote Ordinary
goes, l4aac 4s<c fair do 15c. i5lc; good do Isc
lofe,' prime do. 1e l1he; extremes for lots, Axe
a ioc; Java, government bags, 20c &c. do grass
mats 2Uc &C. singapore mats lsc. l9c; Ceyon
l754c l9c Maracabo, l5c ls19c.; Laguayra l6Sc.
&c., Jamaica, iIc l6c ST. Do mngo gold, bond) Sac
aac GeaIa loc lIe.; Costa ri ca 1b9c. lsc; Manila
gold, duty paid -
CorroN-The market opened somewhat heavy and
buyers operated win great cauton In the absence official
reports from Liverpool Later in the day rumors were
freely circulated OF private advces reporting firm
and and, more active TO this report but le credence
given and The market remained quiet though
hrmcr In their views and generally withdrew samples Sub
sequen public dispatches confirming private reports
started brisk export demand, with sellers asking &C.
per lb advance the sales however, were generally at
yesterdays prices At the close the market strong
an upward tendency, especially for the grades OF low
middng and midding The included Sl6 bales for
home consumption l,10 bales for export, 25l
speculation and S44 bales In transit We quote -
IAf1n TnL1x. n.I.VA
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
ROCKY MOUNTAIN RR1GANps.-The P,oche

ROCKY MOUNTAIN BRIGANDs.-The Phoebe City
Record OF the Both ult says:-Hugh Whites stage
running between Salt Lake and Phoebe, was waylad
on IT'S last trip and robbed by three road agents.
AS the stage reached point 3S miles east OF Pioche
1t was stopped by three men, who demanded Wells,
Fargo Co.'s treasure box and the United States
mail. These were surrendered by the driver. Next
the passengers were ordered to disgorge, when
Judge s. l.. McCurdy. DR.. Sensenney and Charles
Pierce were gone through In the most approved
style OF the art. The result was that Pierce and
Sensenney lost all the money tney had with them
Judge McCurdy saved his money by putting his
purse In his hat. The coin obtained by the robbers
was about 81 ,6O0 The robbers are known and
Hugh White Is after them with sufficient nAmber
OF men to either bring In the villains hang them
In STYLE just as he chooses TO do.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

soi4 Toledo Wabash and Western 62H a 5ox. do.
preferred, rs 76s; Fort Wayne, 04 94H; Chicago
ana Alton, ll64 bid; do. preferred, lis bid; Ohio
and Mississippi 324 32T; 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain, 90; Delaware, Lackawanna and western,
1lo 10Y; Morris and Essex. 9ls1 = 92; Esstsn.
Hartford and Erie, 81 4; Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 1oDH Ill; do. preferred. 1l8 1l9; Ceium-
bus, Chicago and Indiana central, 10 19k.
FINAL STREET PRICES or STOCKS.
The following were the final street prices OF stocks on
Saturday evening:-Western Union Telegraph. 413s
4ls; Pacific Mail, 42h 42A; New York Central con-
solidated, 92}s s2S do. scrip, S71 87ss; Erie,
% a 23H; Reading 1919 1O2; Lake Shore. 931t
o.; Northwestern so a S04; do. preferred 90H q
9Oh; Rock Island, ia 114A; st. Paul. 60t4 60's;
do. preferred. Soh soH; Wabash. 52k q 521l;
Ohio ana Mississippi 32A 33; Boston, Hartford
and Erie, 3I "A.
The advance IN Rock Island occurred suddenly in
the sidewalk dealings subsequent to the closing OF
the Long Room.
TIE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following is detailed report OF the specie cx
ported from New York during the week ending
November IL, 1870
November 9-steamer Scotia, Liverpool-sil-
November io-schoonsr vincent j. Wallace. S'''''0
Jacmel-American silver. .................. 1000
November lo-steamer Allemannia, Ham
burg-spanisn gold. d....................... 10000
November l0-steamer Batavia, Liverpool
November Ii-6arE Marie, pon. piro w. ''S
Novembsr ia~schocaer Impulse. Mara iO''Oz
caibo-American gold. Observation-Disclosures. 10 900
November l2-Steamer City OF Paris LIVER
pool merican gold. d...................... 27.25O
SILVER pars l45064
1oio pars........ $4,000
Total for the week. Observation-Disclosures. S4lO134
Previously reported. AHA 149
Total since Jan. l, 1870. s55l2a. 2s4
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY. Nov. LII L. M. (

WALL STREET,
SUNDAY, Now l3-0 r. MI
THE GENERAL TRADE or THE CITY
during the past week was active in cxportablc mer-
chandise, although the prices obtained were on q
descending SCALE due to decline in the foreign
markets. Toward the close OF the week prices were
nrmer and higher, in sympathy with the advance In
gold, the foreign markets remaining steady. The
dry goods business was duh, but showed q revival
on the last two days OF the week. While prices we're
falling buyers showed q Discrimination to take more
than sufficient for their immediate wants, but the
reaction IN prices has stimulated buying move
ment which may be the forerunner OF more activity
the balance OF the season.
IN WALL STREET
the markets have been irregular but fairly active
The outside public seemed to be waiting for the pas
sage OF the election, which they feared would prove
the occasion OF disturbance and tumult but day
having gone by without disorder there was more
general return Of dealers to the street.
THE GOLD MARKET
was unsettled by the manipulation OF the cliques
who operated upon the conflicting opinions Of the
street concerning the effect OF the news from Eu-
rope. The breaking OF OF the negotiations for
an armistce was made the pretext by the
clques for an upward movement, illogical as such
course may be, and the price OF gold was advanced
from HOY to 1l1H, the rise being assisted by the
depression OF the London markets. where cons0ls
and nve-twenties declined about half per cent. A
rumor of the resumption Of negotiations, looking to
peace. produced subsequent fall to ILL., but tho
French victory at Orleans occasloned reaction to
1113s a. the close on Saturday night In the loan
market there has been an irregular supply OF
gold, and the rates have vibrated alter
nately IN favor OF the holder and borrower Of
the COIN IL Is the impression with the more impair
ta observers OF the market that the large operators
referred to are manmuvrlng for high prices In order
that they may prepare for fresh line Of speculative
sales. The undoubted tendency OF the market to
drift TO lower premium affords fine opportunity
for very profitable series Of "mllklng" operations
by which the cliques will reap enormous profits in
the frequent fluctuations which must ensue as the
market Declines The extreme fluctuations daily In
the price o. gold during the week were Us follows
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

IOAo ll5ac
sEsps-linsesd was duh nominal at our las. quota
tions Grass nu, but unchanged We quote
l0c l0i4c timothy, ~ 81 n ~ 10.
sTEARtsR-rne demand was confined to small lots, and
prices were heavy at &c. 1875. for common 10 prime.
salea unmportant
rALIow quiet, but unchange in value Sales 75000
lbe within tho range 9c SIC for to choice
WnisKRy.-Reeepts, 277 bbls The demand moderate
and rmer. There sold 35J bbs, SIC
for iron bound.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BLAiN-TozER.--In Bingbamton, N. Y. on Tues
day, November 8, ut the residence OF the BRIDES
parents by the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock rector OF Christ
church, MIR. JOSEPH BLAIN, son OF the late Joseph
Bain, Esq, OF New York city, to SARAH A., daugh-
ter Of J. Il. Tozer, ESD
GRAHAM-LEMoN. Mn this city, on Wednesday
evening. November o, by the Rev. william A. Matte
son, ID. d., EDMUND Il. GRAHAM. Esq, of Utica,
n. r., to Miss HELEN McKELvIE, daughter of VII
liam G. Lemon, OF shrewsbury, N. j.
HALsEY-MUMFoRD.- Rochester n T., on
Thursday November 10. at Grace church, by the
Rev. DR.. Foote. WILLIAM l.. HAIsEY, Of this city to
HFLgN, daughter OF George IL. Mumiord. Esq, OF
Rochester.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

DEATH OF ANOTHER JERRY REscUER.-Ira H.
Cobb, one Of the best known citizens of Syracuse
died on Saturday night, aged ffty-eignt years. The
Standard says:-Mr. Cobb has been somewhat
marked man here from the fact that he was an out
spoken ant-slavery man when to be so was not par
ticularly popular. He was connected with the cele.
brated Jerry rescue case. for which he was indicted
and tried the jury dlsagreelng when the dl I'd
out. In that affair his system received nervous
shock frem which 1t never fully recovered. De-
ceased has been foremost IN the temperance aud
other moral reform questions.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

Inc busihess In future deliveries far the total saes
including sales made last evening report were 1890
bales Prices advanced 16c Ac lb, closing with
continued upward tendency ut outside quotations.
tbass low niddling) follows 500 for Novem
Der at Is lll6c l6Sc; 00 do Is 7l6c
Is 3l6c 300 do for January Mt 15ikc l6c for
February at lsc loO do for March &c., and Date yester
day 2oV do for Novembert at 400 do for December
do for February at l5c l5sc, and 100 T. b., Charles
ton, basis N. Y. l. m at l4Ac.
FLouR AND GsAIs-Receipts % BOZ bbls -four l04 do,
and $50 bags corn meal; 3st06 bushels wheat; 2450
market Has frm with fair inquiry and shipping grades
again advanced &C. l0c. The about TO- 900 bbs
INCLUDING shipping axras at Us 20 IS. Southern -four
Was quiet and staady sales $500 bbs Rye -four steady
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

Wheat fairly active and 10 &c. higher for new
aSs. = !,
for for fs sy i ~ Tor a@bss ~ slns sf%s IS 9se
a 81 sss 1as's sSit
Fer y @ ss
ss: at sn s or o n .srs
or aaoat, e2c s2hc for white Ohio OF malt small lot
FEEIdnTs The market active and rates were
Was active AZ full vss S.
sels were most sought after The engagements TO
@ 1's' nsA sa 50 shds at ss
S.
' IT,
s s:. @ Psm a. M sss ss fs,E mss KS
s al s's st Asx
s Gsrf S. lhaseSa Sar o G s
Philadelphia for the same port With 1899 do at 5s ld
bbls do bark now at outporp from the port
as oaea 70 Or p to general
terms.
quotations published in our last issue.
HAY was in lair demand at former prices; the offerings
HEMr.-The market for all kinds wa. Inactive and no
sales were repored prices were entirely nominal at our last
Hops-The was still qu,et there being but little
and extra which steady The few made at
dull ,n sm. lots INCLUDING choice New
the retail trade but business for specuation and refining
sanns hns s
ys 3 ssas ds @ &c. s ssas RSrs Eso c ss s Eng
NAVAL sroRrs-The market for spirits turpentine was
~ tffi sasTs at & sa
dull and prices nominal q sI s5 strained
pale So ~ for extra do. and window glass Tar
bling lots in casks selling $50 So Other
were quiet, put without change in value The sales were
PETRoLyUN-The market for crude was dull there being
SSis. Ssy5sss ,aaEsa crude TSr regular sfsyty
dull and nominal Naphtha was dull and nominal at about
and though most e ss st'sr
refused g @ e o sny 'n below ss We Of
IA rhiadephia the market active and for oil
e os he Do s Sc Sh
end do ssaas u II 5 ss nd Within
' venber At 2.s4c. 2sc;
M s sS e1 ps1 KS wn I
quiet but hoders firm in their views, full
n o 70 ss0SS
sps'fS %
uary delivery obainaDe at about s2l Dressed hogs
Ts ss sssns
ws sna Ranged sns
BasSn WAS da a and 10 heavy cosns firm with
but e sought after the demand being only for small
lots but prices unchanged. few small sold
within the range q lsc ls59c for picked hams, loc
hams Beef, in bpls dull but unchanged there
small lots sold at from Sll Sb for plain mess, and
and heavy; about s6 bbls. were sold At $50.
Beef In light demand but unatered in value
We quote Prime mess s5 50 s2s India do, s2s SS2.
Lard quiet but held for former hgurcs The
$50 tesces a. 4c Ike for cv the latter price for kettle
at l5c For future delivery the business light but
sr mss s sn 1 re s
private terms.
RICE Carolina stl quiet, demand being confined
TO small lots but prices were quite steady Sae 81 erces
from 6zc to 6szc for common to prime Racoon
unchanged.
SUGAg-Tho market for was quiet but prices were
steady and firm at our quotations below. The
about $50 hhds part At sc loa<c for Cuba and Cost'
tons published published . in our last issue. We quo,e:-
fair to good fair refining, ESQ. s,sc; goo,
loSe prime 70 choice g;osery, 1879: cenrnqa
$40 loc MEADE S O. sNc aaysna BoIes Dutch stand
70 to I5 ioAc alimc do 1s TO IS, l1c. lsssc. do
10 TO 70. l2Hc sAq,; do, white, lsHo. lsAo Port
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
COURSE OF EMPIRE.

Six thousand one hundred and eighty six passen.
gers arrived at this port from foreign ports during
the week ending Saturday, November IL They
came by the following vessels:-
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is complete list OF marine transfers
from the Custom House, from November to No.
vember l2:--
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

A LII PRIVATE DISEASES CURED AT ONCE, WITH.
N out mercury: no detention from business.
Or. LEWIS, No. Beach street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

MEDICAL.
A MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN IN
IA West Twenty street, relief
complaints. Pleasant for nursing.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
HORSE IND CARRIAGR MARKET
NEW YORK, Friday.

NEwYoRK Friday, Sept. %. 1870.
The market for valuable horses was less ac-
tive than tho preceding days Of the week. During the
morning hours dealers had good many calls for fine
hOrses hut no sales Of any moment took place beyond
par OF me hay trotng mares, l5i hands high, years
ou, Bashaw blood. bred in New-Jersey which were
$500. - ~ ' '-
For work horses there was the usual demand. and
prices remain unchanged
Az the auction sale which held at Messrs Johnston
van assels horse and carriage auction mart Nos l2
and ia East Thirteenth-st, the following prices were
PAID Tor the horses brought under the hammer:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Inc prominent carriage manufacturers and dealers
VIII pe found in our advertising column, calling the
attention or tho public TO their large and fine stock OF
novelties, as well snch favorte styles Of vehicles,
which nave become popular In former seasons,
OF the rms engaged In the carriage business have every
reason 10 be satisfied since the opening OF the Fall trade
WOOD Brothers, who have reduced their prices without
towering The quality OF their work, report large sales
every day; and from Messrs. Demarest Il Woodruff,
whom We have repeatedly mentioned controlling
very extensive trade report odays sales follows:
Two nne eabriolets, shipped to Cleveland, Oho one
Victoria, with heavy gold mountngs, to Carbondale,
Penn; one fine and costly six seat Westcheser rOcka-
way and one coupe, for this city and Brooklyn.
IN one or our next reports, shall continue To de-
scribe the carriages exhibited at the Fair Of the Amer
can Insttute. which begnn in yesterdaYs column.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
feetures ano meetines.

A MEETING of the COMMONWEALTH of
N HUMANITY win he held TOMORROW ,ana'l At ljSl a NJ
and 1880 D. m Metropolitan Hall SO and S. SEtlaye opposite
Rgh,hst also THURSDAY EVENING at q Ococs 16I Sthe
near Portyourth st. hOOr Contributions solicited 10 promote
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Dssiehtsln GOnnln Real estate for Sale.
III A GREAT BARGAIN.

A CHEAT BAROAlN. .
~ TanytosB. mile south Of The depot toE m
sngo ni Of Bro4dwa tie At" klDENCE OF John
IL about 45O and but ~ bfch ibc
stanai for h own eyer en- yes1 AeS Ano -
se rer <Oughoui; tasey painted has French Window
floor spacious hall Psrof
kirlr room pantry tSo stoIeroOni elegant ESe
a. soul north, and sGes Of the bOa ON the sec~
Af large wIth numepous closets dr3ngfooL
kro aster.closei third foOf bfe bedrooms Win
ts basement hss Laundry kite4en coal
@sus. milk rooms stOre-fOOms 6e -, -,-.
The ng oest bnck stable carnage heust
slou abe cbckenhOae harness rooms covered sis &C.
land garden and Nb chfee
tu elegant and other shade tree 10 gres tbun
he; hrube 1OSer srawbeny a1d asparhgu beds gsoD OF
t q of 50 planted With All hads Of Vxetab "a
garsd gtks tagged; me cut stone kats en-
b sapp pure sIng and water 'or hs house
~ stable
tbs property hel healthy ground Commanding mag
Hadou and surrounding eOan ior several
kBA
ksgbboOo f elss IN every respect being IN The vicinity 81 me
f11 readeBe Il Robert Hoe William Dodge George Les u
- 0ers Ee dsrysn particular bot tbe
f 70 BE- hy &xprecAbd be and eIAned IL k ond
1et TIE eItfenely oS pnce pS1D Que bail o
tss4 ~ BE- h desired ssd maeii.ie possession WI
hsu hby geBsss desng residence sDisbc for Wlntf az
x - DsmtDes4 abst eBots value o1s u - tf one a. o
- sea o b. pe~ii from EhEisOh Hl fshb ave- sole
/ n AZ E.sRAN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

All who have real estate for sale OF to let
pnd those desiring to purchase rent such property
R md 1t TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
aggregate crcnlationexceeds that Of any other news
PIes, and IN ADDITION to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE
@ be found yiotUny in wYOrk and all its cities and
ges but inYery State and Territory throughout the
aE ,n. The advertisement should be as brief as viii
A OF the advantages Claimed being made clear 70 the
header. Wexou3d especially dwell the fact that the
euhsl fbers 9tethreee1itiOns of THEYRIBUNE Daily
keWeeklY and Weekly comprise individuals in every
u pTofssaor consequently advePtisemeRtsineach
1e read by all ehsse- THE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
stte-On tozpor1s OF saesOt rel estate both in-Gfy
s country, fss adding greaty-to the valne Of its col
arn1s advertising medium. The charges fCF <adveH
ang as6oEloRzs DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per limo
For each INSERTION. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per line; SEMI
WEEKLY REBUAEs 35centsPer line. About ten words of
Pur wide cofemIs average line Terms cash in nadvance.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Corporation Noiirts.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- of the Department Of Public Parks for and behalf Of
the Aernen and Commony Of the Cy Of New iori es
u' THE OPENING or
NINETY-FIRST STREET,
fran, p Avenue t the Road Drive and from Twelfth
' 10 the Hudson River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Tn, Pabc Paris the nan. and IN behalf Of the
M.,"r Aldermen Commay Of the Ctr Of New lofs pursuant 10
de Aet Of tbe Legislature Of the People Of the State OF New io en-
titled An relative the poser and danss o. ,ee
Act 10 a The map plan Of eesn portions of the % o. New lo
~ toy The .pg Of the passed Apnl ~
1851 hereby thai b ntend 70 .pp The supreme ou
ip The P Jahe District Of Tie state Of New doft spos in
before Honorable GsOKoa g. HARVARD
nao In The New Home st The City Hall the Ny OF New
~. m Frd,y the Seventh October 1870 opening OF hs
Conf on N thereafter Counsel can Be beard tbere
o. M. nnolutmrn Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment the
IJ matter, that and Of the improvement
by intended opening Of Ninety hrst street from bghih sen
~ ' Sss M Al or Drive ADD Twelfth 10 the Hmison
T,r A. i cot by Commissioners Of The Central Psfi tbs CV
- ~ 80 ~ HCIiAKD OGORMAE,
=" '' CosIssl " ". Cssporseoa-
n.tsd N.. ye,t Reat~ahSs leth. lfA
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Sept. %, 1870.

INV IVI'NI III'I"lI NNI''s ~ IV'V'
A considerable amount of business is doing
q N real estate in private way
Mr. BENJAMIN p Fairchnd. auctioneer, sold az public
ancton Yesterday in the vestbule OF the City Hail. all
aildngs and parts Of buildings taken by the Commits
sioners of Estimate and Assessment appointed by the
fupreme Court for the extension OF Le&ngtonaNe' from
seventy rstS TO Nincty-SeveuthSt. There was afge
attendance of huyers and Others and at one time there
could not have been less than 1000 persons present.
ighty budinSs stables shanties &c. were solo, reah
eng from 500 to $1,000 and the aggregate ao oI lne
osty owners of property upon the proposed line OF ex
senson are allowed trty days TO the buildings
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

CUPREME COURT.-DANIEL S. VAIL rs
~ Of the last viii and Testament Of JOSEPH W. VAIL, de-
ceased against IRA YRAMANS junior LUCY iBAMANS bis wife and
SUPREME CoIRT-EIZABRTH b. VAIL against IRA YRAMANS,
Junior LUCY YRAMANS. his wife and THEODORE SHOTWkLL as
Assignee Of IRA YEAMANs junior. ,,,
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale entered each Of the
the 18Th Of J70 l. James H.
Coleman the Referee named each OF the said two Judgments Will SELL
room the CITY Of York FRIDAY Sept y
1870 u O'Clock all those two certain lots pieces par
HewYork extending westerly Of Greenwich to the
Washington and known sy the reetnumbersa
@ fyfour and 5 fy-de WAshngonreet and
which lots bounded as oows Beg unng point on the westerly
side Of Green distant hundred and thirty feet three inches
norhery the noher side Of Morrssree and running thence
nortbwestery hundred and roW eet t4 et zen w inches
the e side Washington street thence norher along the east
oy line OF twenty seven gl eeen inches thence
tontheastery hundred and sII uh eet Two W s p lle
westerly line Of GreenHcse thence outhey aoag d westerly
line Of Greenwichstreet wenght @ feet two ~ inches TO the
place Of beginning be the said several dimensions oe OF % oehg
the premises which conveyed said Ira fesmsn nnor by
Moses Jsnete A. his wife and William Moses and Susan
A. H. his deed dated Aprl H. tconl fsstrs
Oe Of the CITY and County OF Sewio Lber J Of ConEeJsnees
And also s that certain and lot piece parcel
Of land the First Ward Of the said City Of Nesiork, on the
westerly side of Greenwichstreet known Number Ftso @
Greenw and bounded follows BAster front BY Green
and three @ inches Dorhr by land
lake belonging 10 the heirs OF Bockbois Livingston nne
~ inch southe for the most part land formerly be-
stephen
whitney the westerly boundary line commucns The souI SIDE
0 inches and onehAf ~ Of inch wsssriy from the westerly
SIDE Of Greenwich street and running thence wary IN
feet and one ID inch westwariS from the westerly se OF nEh
street being The same PREMISE which were on'eso 20 % S % n m
recorded Register Of the City and County
ofNeWioTk in Ibe sJ Of Con ey9.oes page ~ Deemsf ~ Ids
Dated Eew-Yort, Aug Is, 1870
J. T. LUDpES, Plaintiffs AaorneJ. . ,,o,n,x a.. ,o., A., .,
Ill
Broadway JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Real gsiaie 10 grthnnqe.

vTO EXCHANGE for a HOUSE and LOT in
BROOKLYE-A PARM Of ~ acres Someyle, ~ j. new
dwelling house good oubungs 10 u Ieesi stocs crops and I'M
plslnens included. Pnce tllOO0