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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

Williams College has given the de-
gree of l.. l.. ID. to Hon. says
an exchange. How high that sounds.
We saw the gentlemen once a few
years ago. Happening into a fellow
students room one night we found the
Hon. L. L. d. making him Il visit.
Other students had been invited in
and L. L. ID. had sent down town af-
ter some Cognac and the night was
spent with cards, brandy and bawdy
stories. Brains and cheek go great
WAYS. We Americans don't demand
much moral character to secure re-
uOWn.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

the result Of his policy. Good men,
unorganized, cannot accomplish in a
political contest, as much as bad men
organized, and should, therefore, the
best elements of both parties unite,
they would doubtless be beaten by the
best organized ofthe two great parties.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18
THE LAST RAIL.
Hurrahl HurrahI Hurrah /!

On Monday the workmen laid a
wooden rail for the passage of a train
on the p. & o. through from Swan
ton to johnson, and on Tuesday an
excursion train carried down a large
party, consisting of directors, officers
and friends, and the last rail TO con-
meet Swanton with Portland was laid.
We congratulate the lOng-tried and
overture friends Of this enterprise,
who have now seen its triumphant
completion.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-18

on and amer
be run oy
d. leaving Pc
ga ~, and
Returning,
rive ct p. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
FANCY DANCING!
n = " sxYx1l

eQ CLASSES ARRANGED AS FOL-
N lows: At BIGELOw'S HALL, Eu-
AM reka, Nevada, commencing on Wed.
N nesday Evening. October Sd, is77.
NfA1 Gents classes on Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons and Evenings. fron to
4:30 o'clock and from 30 to 10 O'Clock.
Ladies' classes on Saturday Aftsrnosns.
from to 4:30 O'Clock.
At MINERS UNION HALL, Ruby nin:
Gents classes on Tuesday and Thursday AZ.
ternoons and Evenings, from 2 to 40 o'cleck
and from $50 to 10 o'clock.
Ladies' classes on Monday Afternoons,
from TO 4:30 O'Clock.
Special attention given to private classes.
Boys and Girls Highland Fling . speciality.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaran.
teed. NORMAN BEATON.
Eureka, Sept. %. 1877. s23-lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

A NY PERSON HAVING A NICE FUR.
IA nished house, of four or six rooms. can
hear Of a coed tenant by making application
ut this Office.
Eureka, Sept q, ls77. asst
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks 600 900 oallens
ALL NOW FULL.

WATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN
" Ruby Hill. In any desired auaatitiss, at
All seaso.s Of the year, at uniform rate and
lower than can be furnished from any other
xste families, miners cabins, saloons, etc.
Ic.sts ranging from 81 to 50 cents apiece
III % sold at the once Of the company %
rW pf1hasoANR Fl haARREB prSoristo,. onsso,
myN II S1p'''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30

RILLHE = A Ds, LErTERHEADA.
~ and cards. printed st the SENTINEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
auetiou Sales of Real Gstate.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE by AUCTION.
n FINE SUBURBAN REsIDENCEnInn oid ,,boai
the redepce OF the late r. Tucker situated m
the suburbs of New Bedford Mass on
and we'll drive The ban 100 feet from mo
avenue is heathiy located and in excellent condition A. 10
two stories In birh contains 10 and has All the ouelh
conyenenres rho and cODnOdlors ana ~ az
excellent premises comprise 80 acres m anu
in extent and grounds contain many me il an ~
trees IL can from IL TO O'Clock previous W
and ON day OF sale ...,, . s,>, ...o,,o,..rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

OFFICES TO LET.-SlOO and upward wv x..,l III
" the buildings Nos s. g. Beokmanst, and l33 Nassiu
st. near new POst-OffCe. .......,, ..,...,s .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
1teamboats ano Railroads..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Now York from foot Of DesOrosscs and Cora

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
\ Leave New York from foot OF and Cotandt
s4o a. for Washington and tho West Richmond.
70 Bahnorc and Washington, making case connection
Pi,tsbnrgh Cincinnati. ST. Louis Louisville, Chicago &C.
IN Tor Washington and for Richmond and the South.
VIA S9rd0nsy9 Pullman from NewYork 10 Baltimore
daily for Washington the South and West Pulmans
seepes rom New York 70 Baltimore and Washington making
Louis Pittsburgh the South and South West Connects
with trains for ynchburg. Florida Now roans
through tickets please call at Company onces 81
and 23S broadway NewYork and NJ TicSet Offices, foot
OF Corandt and Des6rpsscs st. and Depot Jersey City
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
{ TIlIENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
anu West New and ma Snfcent steamboats, leave daily
atutdays excepted al from Pier 49, ". X, foot OF
points. JOSEPH CORN Fill SUPERINTENDENT
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
fsiIy stations In NewYork. foot of Liberty and foot
Commencing Jan l. is77-Trsins leave NewYork foot Of
Chunk. Tamagua. Wilkesbarre, Eimira. &c
es1 m-FOr EastoD, harrisburg. MaUch Chunk, Tam,.
qua MikesbaTre. Nllianspori, SC
1890 A. M and 4:3o In-for Somerve and Pennington
] 7. m.-F0r Pennington, Easton Mauch Chunk Wilkes
Darfe Iamalua Ha5eOn Reading. PUttsvile HARRISBURG
ap;m-For Eastgn. Be, iderc, and Catasauqua.
o3o p ~, dny For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Leave foot Of CaIE.onst at G;1s 76, s:l5 915 1915
1l:Ib D. ~. l2;45 3l5, 4:I5, 5;l5 716, li:4L D. m
For trains local points time table at sati0Ds
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye loot Lberty-st. at $50 a. m
3:3n l2p. Bound Brook and Intermediate points and
at $3.50 m. ior Eagion. Reading. and Harrisburg
o. Grow dc, from foot Libertyst Sis II:45 a u
4:l5. 5:i6 q. m; foot Clrrxson 81, HE a.. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE, TO LET or EXClANGE-A
4 first chase elegantly FURNISHED ucasrhOd) HOUSE
near Windsor IIotel w. ii. WELLS, 80 Hbrriy-st.
E0R SALE-A three story hIgh-StOOp HOUSE
X Seventls; price, $4,000 also others at low prices
Apply 10 OSEPI WHITFiE ED. 81 Seyentist, between
and D.
TOR SALE-A valuable CORNER, six lots OF
ground three house lGitrst. near Fleetwood
Park Lower MOIisania 20 minutes time 10 4Zdst GoPOt
viii osOd very low. Inquire OF G. NJ ANDERSON, on the
premises.
CMOkY CHIMNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay: Cooking that heat The rooms above war
Iautcd. HULL, GRIPPEN n Co.. 80 ave, above 23dSt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Inrnltnre.

A SECONDHAND FURNITURE.-Partie
n having large small lots % household iuTni ure car
nets mil rOr Sc dispose Of VIII ind cash purchaser by
addressing JAMES GRAHAM, 1870 3d.ave.
GRFAT BARGAINS.-RED CHECK and
III WHITE MATTINGS CARPETS, Oil Cloths family
Bankets pholsterv for cash. AkDRtW LIS
TER & CO., II ana Is West Housionst, near BIOadMay
~ q. SELLEW,
l.. Manufacturer OF
DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY EURfITURE
No. t03 EULTON-ST.. y. y.
FINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Gonses uno farms Wanle0.

WANTED, from June l till Oct. L, within
w two hours of the city on the Hudson myer or SG
Tor summer se rent not exceed $40 month. Address
r. e. Uptown tribune ONCE, 1928 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

yJNO LET-The finely furnished HOUSE, NO
% East 14ths; viii vacant May |, aId VIII De ic
low 10 a small family. Address So. =, . ~ 4 ,,,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Gonntrn Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE, Stamford, Gonna. HOUSE
containing with two OF land more land
requ;red) abundance Of fruit in one OF the best ca
tous; high ground minutes from the center OF inc
village. Address OWNER Box 1913, stamford, Conn
DEMARKABLE FINE DWELLING, replete
III with oonvenences location superb surromndmgs I'll
good Rockville station. on d. L. W. ~ li 10 gu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
5teamboats ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOAT PEOPLES LINE.
~ elegant steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave ier
al n r. every week daY at connecting NJ Albany
with railway North and West Fare only 81 30 ana
reiuctirn 20 all roius warmed BY steam pipes
during cool months 1890 . 49,,
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
ID and Nsugatuek Railroads. Pare 81. Steamer BBIDdt.
PORT leaves Caihanc alp at 1880 and Bridgeport ~
IL pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
A GREAT OFFER :! , WE T Har
Excursions.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ SPECIAL EXCURSION TKIIS
LONG BRANCH


SUNDAY APRIL % ST. every Sunday thereafter u
iii further notice the steamer JESSE OY1 will leave lT
Norfh River foot l. connecting AT
sandy with arriving at Long Bianc 40 = W.
Returning leave Long Branch at $3.50 T. M arriving " NV"
YORK al G:l5 y. ,.,.,-, -, 49,, ,,,o nav In
These trips give passengers delightful sail down ,hS iy III
ful view o the OCEAN also afford the mnch desired op
unity OF seeing wrecked steamer Husband OF me @ star
limo which lies In the breakers the West Enn iinei
The Rowland House near the West End ara MOTIFS
Iion open, alsJ the East Emu 'Du oc ''
near The Depot -, -. 4, . las. ,,i,
the 81. 11ckefs good
stormy. W NJ :. emblem "0H 'i''""7N-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
pENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD:

AND VNiTTD STATES MAIL ROUTE ,
TRANS ialyc New-Nurk. via Dcs5roSsos anu Cofti'hl
fnr ir-i,lr Pittsburgh the West GRd south ,with
Pullman Palace Cars attached $40 Hi ANA op j.. vi
daily. .. ..., r..t.. n. =. .. ., -,
E0r WillauspOI Lock Haven, CORY. ANA ere at'' NJ
No M orry litLsylr Pcocuu Ctilt, ana Io
on Regions. Williams sport aud LO'N ItN. sou ~ -
,Or lar.ore " = ton and the NoIth 'Limit'l ISL
.tOu tyurt.S' .t'an Parlor cars diy, eSteitS!hua
M $50 H., arrive washington 40 p IA Regular al oitV
q M l. r. SUNDAY And D. ~ IN ,o,o ,i.itot,
Express FOR Philadelphia 1:jp ESQ, Slu '',U Ltni,',,
lO:9 a "A, l. : D G. l. $50 . u. and II hi-ht, Hn9nty
$50 M = $50. and D. Immigrant anu hocon' e'''
Nrromro alton for Trenton, a. 1 and i:lO D. m NJ.
Eor 10 Ncwnrk EZabrt, Railway, Pr 'nn, tfch
ton PERU Aboy Fcnip ton BiEidere ami other poht
:. local scECdu,, at all ticket once $500, ,noo So o,d
Train, arrive: From Pittsburgh C- anu i".,U W. al
1920 D. n daily; Lao a. H. ahd toO !. W" ~ 81 m ~,
Monday FrUm We shng aud Bampft U:'u JOY u; ~.
40 $40 aud 1920 p. sunday, N@V w. q" w..
pbiiad,Iphil 500, Go ESQ., 500 lou 10y a. . =
4i0 5:iO 600 $40 1910 and 100 p 10 1gGa' 'o'
Ticket Offices aud ga Broadway NJ NsI f,,
ard foot of DcsDrCsses and Corandtsls ~ a.
ProotIyn: Mes t. llg. and llS IIndsoisL iioDohrn
pol yn' y ir1uo.iSi1N /. p. FARHI.H,
fhhN - i Ai,rac,r General Passongt Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Alarble ano Slate Hlnniels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. 4,
,,1te work PENKIiYN SLATE Co,
80 Union-square, n. Y. Nthaye and l7thstl
IRATES and FENDERS.-The largest manu-
" facturer and half low down Crates for either haTd
g. II Goals with dumping and shaking attachments laS5
frames Tenders and AndrOns OF antique design Tor Noo res
as Logs screens ShOvtl and TOngs &c. wholesale ana re
Ian send for Catalogue and PrCoLiSt Liberal discount to
The irade j. ). CONOVER d co, 1858 Canalst NeWl olk
SrTEWART's Slate, Marble, and Hardwood
- MGntc crates, removed to 10 ana ~ est Z0d ST.
Masonic Temple, opposite Booths Theaier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
a r,tcs far for,ign exchange were:

Money in free and ample supply, and on choice
collateral borrowers able To dictate their
terms. Call were reported AT 203 per cent, and
discount quoted at per cent and upward. There IL
no change In tie rates for domestic exchange. TEe
United States Treasurer M WASHINGTON reoc eel to-day
$l,050,00O National bank notes Tor redemption. mo
customs receipts were 100000, aud n;cua revenue
receipts $4,000. Tlc following Is the C"arng-hoiiso
statement to-day: Currency exchanges rCS249.llO;
currency balances, $2.5lS76J gold exchanges. sO,1JS,
$40; gold balances, slU12,a6i.
Quite far driven In G0yrrnmcit s'crFf
ties Gu on 5-2Os OF 1867 returned Ia il2I, reg
tered fetching 1928 aud registered Us oi 1881 il3s
Coupon ieu-fOrtics sold n HER. registered ~ ll2;
registered new ycs at Hes coupon 40 liz; Lew Aiss
M los b, aud currency at i2is We annex latcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Brooklnn i)roperin 60 Eet.


nOWN.-Owing to the latcncss OF the season. s,,l
~ will RENT those 3story, Eishsoop, bToWi sioiie
finished furnace, high range AL lh' Ic
mprOycIne c0nllrGcd plenty Oi tO1 war III tN
room corr Hooper ST., l3j, l3', lll Hrtoi''e 'io
leading avenue tire PARK hr%tc!ss houses ana htISiDUI-
hood ground 20 minutes walk % ieilr lot T'tV oi
yesr Inquire Of II. T. SCHOlES, on Tie pfrtaseS'
rE'O LET-3-story brick SCilOOL,HOUSjE,N No.
4 1873 Relrscnst; :-stOry brick DWELLING, ~ " II
!oughby-si. GORDON L. FORD "a Clarkst. EIooSlyh-
TE'O LET-On Prospect place, Brooklyn, near
1 Fifth ave, the me.Ihm3zed three si"y bi!ca mouse
known rs No 81 good order - Wl'i ~ Ittrl o"'
ROBERT = BUs>ING POI Moni1guest" ar'oAYh.
rgYO LET-HOUSE, furnished, on Brooklyn
Iiights. months; AL mi1ovcncntsi near " ai
street Ferry; Will rented low sina family hI'"t'
possession Apply 10 \. r. Davenport @tI iuliouSt bhIyh.
TsyO LEASE for Il TERN of lEAiS-fIyc
LOTS CfGROUND. with buildings thereon Sultaot lor =
EouuceTv Sugar nlsp other nGuu;ctrfn& pufpnr ~
kim a.; near tho Atlantic Dock. Bro'kyn irnnhs o lh'
water. Apply AMHERST WIGHT, IT, IlJ H'od'"a}'
Room 30 New NoTk.
YENO IEASE-%SO0- FOur-stOry, biOwn-stonc,
hehstoop not SIS 23X5j ect. On lot Of'ct sit"Ated
IliT cIlil on tt
ground adjoining Prospect Park Tl!ri IT. u Inc cNtid Mi
stree Leading the entrance To- the Park rms - te t
heal hful al the Whole city ihr h"uN '
first class every respect in perfect order ana im,hi
possessioa De gwen. Apply 10 J H. KASDiL 80.
M Broad ~ NeN-l ork. 10 IRA A. kiMbAhI+ corner
FIfil-aye. anI Niutlrst. BTOoiJh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Two PHILADELPHIA,
4
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,,,,, , r>,t.
THE OH ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORX AND PIIILADELPhIA.

Fourteen Through Trains eacn dairy thfee peposi"
New
Double Track he most Improved Equipment ana INC fS'cS
Time con 81 with absolute s1itly. 49,.
Train, New York. via DeSDrOsses ""' WV
landt streets Ferries as follows 800, - , : q = a.2o
q D. ~, and 10 midnight. Sunday, $50 ~ H. DO " '''' anu
gpm. -. q M oao ? -.Q1
KaIurning trains Phadepha so ~ T. "a and
T3J n N and i. niuight. ON Sunday 80 3jo' - o'oo
g. m 4, = 7:lj y. NJ ami II mldnirEt -. ,s,o, uousa
and loot OF Desbrrss.s and CortlandI; Sis NO 4f
pr0okyn. Nos lIt llG snd llS HUDSON ST.
j.'oi I.r,cy CITY Immigrant Tickc oree. No Battery
place. l. T. ia itM ~. ".lit A'''"9N' -'2
PRANK THOMSON. General Mahaeer
Dondout and Kingston anding nj NeWnhf r.ri
H. Pokeapsr Highland Falls t"ra Inl, SoIT MI n -
In-o N,Ii,n tsoIs connecting with tt.f anu De ~ -
steamboat = iioMAa CORNELL ard Jas W. bAiD"h''
from Per loot SyDc-st, y. H.. daily, al l p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

~ 900 CASH. or $3, 200 half cash. bal.
& ancs $500 yearly. for small FARM R OF t eight
ss al EAST sroudsbnrg, Peni one nu ooms m cool
on r barn house stables w9rnsh1p ,,eb lana
ON, tindincs all kinds Of choice Iru,' Al
ob asa,e sor truck farm buildings worm no "o"''
s ,na-s E POOLE BOZ 81. Il. SuooospIs' ronH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MoRT(

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
1@fen ave- ave n OF sisi year $1,000
'I V@T d. 70 y 10000
sonsi; a V ye -, . 800
OF I3gII Il Esd WeTdl: 80 :: Years GJO
i' es o.! ffakhn ave CO @2SG Wardj years ~ $500
Mezgcr Caroline to Merritt 1rimb,o. OF bthste oo
HTeE TDi AZ ia $500
SaeH 81 1880
OF Diysons Of '' chTi say 1000
DObbs, ali. and husband, TO John Payne u Oh oo
UnOnaYe (25th WARD year ioO
N.1 Wears ,p ~. 700
~" Hist 9 ySars 10000
WOOD James, and wife, to John AstOr ecorntr sd oo
and II Sth ST D years Z1UOo
same 10 same n coIer Sd ave 7ths years 5000
IOmciaLl j. Y SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Total sales for the
l5l, seller 80 Gays. I IS seller 10 days.
md. No M rcgar fOrlnLghlIy setiIlng dayO W

IIi3 Tie lrglAl IOITII-ITIN VI
dan stock Exchange, tuC make having been ,Feish
ami ms, tlci Cousols having 81 scd lust nigl 40 SJt
nucpcd al Ollie and closed at H3'- IN United states
ti,uds new vt5 declined 10 ln l. old lNtS elosns ne
l0DI l0z ~ iprl0rilrs lOI7-, rud ,o1a ~ l"1 20
I0TG Erie common Opcuc! ~ Cos ANA closed Ht O'2,
preferred remaining steady a. 10. Cbial id HlJsoh
- az and Illinois Central at %. There no puOtitl0n
lar money ana silver vaued hide from yesterday Tho
sum OF e3OOO bullion was EndraMh from tue bth OF
En",nd on balance to-day. Be-? dapItca's report tho
Imi|rial rank OF Germany In layrs gn.ncd 6,JQOOOO
ngiks for tie week ending last NJ, nday. fails dts
,atchcs report the French five per cent rcutes at
iO3lj OF the opening and later ut lO!6o sighs
exchange on London be!IS quoted al Z1l3 inc
foreign exchange market here u on the basis OF
rate given below Selling rates quoted at 81 s1is
md - SIo The gold market dull and sales were at
Ig7 orcug and 1907 iO7 a 1917 loans costing and
y carving The Assistant Treasurer PAID out TZOOOin
com ptc est ana Sl71 800 In redomptOn of called
bonds The days business ut the God Clearing de-
parrncnt OF ,Be Bank the state OF York covered
Gold cleared So ,69S. eco; gold balances @l2Ol JOO
currency balances, SiAl4,425. The gold quotatlons
were as follows: - $685., 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
Giip propertp Go Get.


NLIFF-ST.-TO LET, No. 50 Clltf-st., well
~ built 4story STORE at low rent Inquire o. .nnE
OFFICES TO LET.-$10O and upward, IN
" the buildings Nos s. g. BeckmansI' ana loo N"'@'u
'"' "'"- Nv" RULAND WHITING. 8 Beekman.sL-
r1NO LET-Immediate pOsseSson-33 Wet
45thst 4stOry, high soop Immediate poSeesson Oio
rENO LET-154 West 15th-st, threc-stoIy,
high basement; good order; 20x52xlOS. Inquire al iio
West ljthst
YVO LET-The finely furnished HOUSE, No
25 East 44th.st: viii he vacant May aAd WIZ Dc io
10" 10 " SHi''' nanny C. A. COLBY, p. o. Box i.idG
'ENO LET-A frst-class HOUSE and CHA CHA
h LOT; IL rooms. modern improvements; mirror snauoj
in West I,Oh st., near 7th-ave.; lent $50 monthy.
!" "''' Il. J. HhLPIN, GO Beayer.st
rE,O LET-STORE 800 Greenwilh-st., be-
tween Chambers RcIdc. first floor cellar Iid vault
We'll lighted low. Apply 10 H. !" q ~ STU All '"'
Chambcrsst
ftNO LkT-Thc STORE and APARTMENTS
WGycTlnv place: plaicGlas :hu si''I nI 9'Iu
window rent S37 30 per NINTH anilGunr ana lnDSc,o
a so the lar &c basement STOLE, ~ VI J -; IT, u Pr
month; KEYS with schmidt. Up starr liipitN ~ ~
ItODMAN i8eal Estate gent G9G Broaiway corEhf l''
% PARK-ROW.-LOFr and OFFICE to In
ee mos occupied by Spirit 81 the 1im"). Apply toH ~
& CO.. Feather buster Manfs Parkrow near j 10" 'loe
Sbs EhIkn HANDSOMELY FURNISHED;
I'd .tTbtT. g East Forty ninth 81, Op.n.lic tll'if
lawD eleven rooms good order May u Apply "oIo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
EEwYogK. Friday. April 81. 1877.
The following auction sales were made at the

Inc following auction sales were made ut the
Exchange 6alosroom to-day:
BgSleyin AcE,roy
three story and basement brick house, with lease Of
lot MS of East 18th at 372 4 OF lave lot 2sx92;
'N' RI a J. 1iccckcr 4 Non, ''''-''' S'''''
lots on thave cor OF 8Sth-st. together. 50.4x
-''' '0An '''I ss 4. III Muller SON
fcurstOry brown stone house with lot No 9as Gin
10. ao1 Ic %seRss ana
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
KEw-YogK CITY.
Morgan s1. Ruth N Waeott' Nominal
TO Reuben Ross Nominal
Fay 70 Ann Tiinpson $4,000
Fryer and wife to Thomas Councilman ......o 10000
werlich IL Jefiers 70 W + iianck -. $4,000
%aTd ks1IOss WIN $500
ID Morgan and wife 70 X NJ Walcott ....'.'. Nominal
Robinson 70 Ellen a BROOKS Nominal
Rolnnson and wife to Frank Il Thies Nominal
+ TimpsoS to io Joseph 10000
Benlsnin v sIisce ""o' .. .-'' 1909
Union St rs. % Enmetst, 5oxl5o; GeorsoP ooo
lithst a 8 7G fl Of 4ths 6o1iOO; Chas Devln to .oo
wsSsrcy place NO ii, aSxioo ChasM Erie to oOo
Wecf. ref to John B smith ......'. 1880
MO- aneriy rel 10 : Rocss,r .' 1925
Warden oo ~ 1865
TicLonIave i5d Ward J NJ Smith. ref, Mary -,
watssi io9Ic Of varirksi i.6x0; ;ws Kelley. eco
wat st. s. i1i2 ii Of varicist 22x82; to coo
ridge rel to- TO W Sam%is $3.50
StrSSss 10 Julius SeSbanr r ~ -. 5000
'S s3t III, i ~ las Wood Av' Nominal
0aie Si, 70 jas j. T. sAvIGK Deputy 6escF.
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STE Gream.
IllstelldIeous

ftllstelldneous
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st, near Broadway,
Of Plaster Cent? aud brackets new
and elegant dcsgn largest IN the carefully
oil parts country NJ the lowest prces
rlNHE M0reau Lefcvre Champagne for invalids,
Iins AID tai Eins convenient and hciitlsiyns
EHE TOLL-GATE! Prize Picture sent free !!
i An inscnous gem 80 objects find Address with
stamp ~ Z. ABBEY, Buffalo ~ y.
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Counlrn IDroperln 90 fet.

STORIA.-TO LET, NEW HOUSE within
~ uroe minutes of steamhuat Terry and ca'S 10 rooms
wafer gas, and all modern Improvement 3; rent, . 100
JACOB +. WHICH T. Astoria. J.
At LAKE RHONKONKOMA, Long Island.
~ cor FACES. furnished uIdVi ui-l e Wth aud -
salt TO LET The year o:2tioI pc.Ie''l'
healthy; rent low. rutland & WHITES" H''huh 81
4 FURNISHED HOUSE At lake Mahopac;
"a modern and convenient; wttrg u eGch houi. "e' J.
fa.liE, sIliHg grounds staDr AHA 'nanc iii'l ~
modoiatc responsible rty. Aic"a, pAN ENIoEl'
TnbuEc Oi'ice.
(lIY and COUNTRY-TGJD--f min
y ut.s coI:ort-l, rdt iiucl:,st r'P "4hg i'anN
la,s numerous trans al midHis't va'y fi 10 ').
y,et totta9e Residence and GROUNDS iJua" mas
- ,oa, large collar, .clte hD4 HIi COZ E@ t. b"tH
closet call ella cjr iaT-- villa plot lld 1I I'D Jaw"
drive .ardCU. shade tIii, vines, berries Hc lnc'LhH hS
wen ned healthy 10 iinl;ee va. by IAtof "ts
i.om C,go ono 81 Ciy 81 Ei1ah d.. i iWJ
m:utt, walk :;1tiru ~ Wcs' fttbC ~
Central Ea,lroad ApPli III premises 81 90 t.o O"Nl.!"
Room ., No. y .,as.aa-si.
FURNISHED HOUSE, at Bloomfield. y. j..
ior FIRE, E'prt!, from June 10; las T. 20 - wih mod
err mp: 'nct; Try c'utai.'+ ard My i.rn,; NJ,
boon orJii'd hv Tie owner; lawn, 'I. ava H'IHI
foGr minutes wait %. G'p; N"y Frequent IRAN, %"
\. - communication u 30 per mpaiH Adrrt@' T. o. I'A
y. y
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Park Bank
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w. 80 ~
Western Union

CovFpNNUNT STOCK DFPtnrnfNr-2 O'CLOCK.
L 5 800 Registered, 1867 L ; 90 Coupon l5ta ,,-,
l5JGO ........... l-'- 80 l.--..'.'..Do.llO3
| L $50 COuiOu 1871 800