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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

MANY DOLLAR formerly spent expensive
Sulphur Rah. !. now saved bv substituting there
FOR Glenns sulphur Soap, which jus' "a bpne6-
oial but infinitely cheaper. Local diseases Of the
skin. rheumatism and g"ut are all relieved nv THIS
ardard remedy. Comnlexiona hemishes
era'l'cated by it and it imparts To the cnticule
pea,ly Wilderness and velvetv soltness which great
" enhances the effect Of female charms. lis snoth.
ing antiphogostc acton constitutes il urine rem
edv for sores ulcers cnts, sprans, scads bruises,
and in fact every abnormal condition ofthe cuicle
attended bv Inflammation, swelling or itching,
ladies' moving in our best society sneak Of its
heautifving prope, ties in enthusiastic terms, and
give il n decided preference to cosmetics which
merely conceal but lo not, like Glrnn's Sulphur
Soap. eradicate defects OF the complexion. The
use Of intments for eruntive complaints is 10
he dep cha ed because of their having a tendency
o clog the pores and in some cases 10 ag ravate
rather than remedv the disease. They are, bcsiles
sello thorough enough In their Effects to prevent
the recurrence OF eruptons Of an nveteraie type
and have the disadvantage Of soiling the linen of
persons who use them, Glecn's sui hur Soap, on
the contrary, adicalv cures the Diseases TO which
ia ahapte and still further recommen DIS itse If
account of Its cleanliness. II is, besides an adj
mirable dsinfeciant of clothing which has be n
worn by persons ati 'cted with diseases of conta.
gious nature. As n specifc preventive and pro-
moter Of the general health tpresents advantages
# the most unequivocal description. Sold by
Druggists.
HILE's HAIR WHIsKFR DYE Black or Brown.
1-FtaI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

INCENDIAmsM.-A.J j. Burnham who
with his worthy consort has for some time
lived in East Montpelier, owns a house on
the west side of LOOMS street in this viii
lage. This house Till lately has had tenants
among whom was numbered the sedatr
Appleton Fitch. Two or three days ago
Mr.. Fitch moved out and when going
away noticed large can of kerosene oil
which Mrs Burnham bad left in the barn
few days before. 1t is needless to say
that the departing tenants spoke of this
fact.
Mrs Linsley who lives near was going
10 clean the vacated house to-day but
Mrs Burnham saw her yesterday and told
her she need not do it till Friday. After
Mrs Burnham had visited the house yes
terday there WAS II strong odor of kerosene
in the vicinity and the more the neighbor-
hood nose was excited the more the neigh
borhool eye became keen and the oil was
seen trickling down the clapboards of a
part of the house. So it was thought best
to have night watch and John Voodry,
Lewis Wood and some others were on the
look out in the evening.
Sometime after O'Clock Mrs. Burnham
who had taken II somewhat devious way
to reach the place was seen to enter The
house. But there was light at one of the
neigEbors till quite late and nothing camt
of the watch till about II 1-2 when those
in the rear of the building saw that the
fire was started and about the same time
Mrs. Burnham after opening the from
door TO see if the coast WAS clear rushed
into the street in her stocking feet ant
with her kerosene can and bundle.
She did not rush II great way however
as Lewis Wood took charge of her at once
and escoted her to Jail. Meantime as soor
as she ran out the alarm of fire was giver
and u few pulls of water extinguished the
flames. There had been kerosene OF
poured over the chamber floor till it ant
the walls were saturated and n stove-pip
hole in the floor had been filled with thu
remains of box (Which those outsid
heard the woman breaking up), and kero
sene poured on and fire set which was get
ting well under way when put out. Tn
object of setting the fire was to get tn
insurance money no doubt, and if the jo
had not been begun SO early very likel
the building would have burned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

Major Ben. Perley PoUre writes ms tI-
lows from Washington TO the Boston
Journal: Horace Whites intimatiOn that
Senator Edmunds would make nm excellent
republican president has met with hearty
response here. lie has many of those rare
qualities of head and heart which make
men truly and thoroughly great. In the
senate he stands fore most for compactness
of logic, and his freedom from demagogy
and diatribes for buncomhe, Personally,
the charm of his conversational powers,
his bright, keen wit. and his fund of anec-
dole, make him popular among all fortu-
mite enough TO know him, while he Is
untainted by scandal and free from all
aliances with the great lobby schemes of
his time. He would make grand rcpub-
| lican president
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
WHENEVER AND WHEREVER

diseases of a choleraic tyne prevail or there is
cause to apprPhpnd a visii from them the system
should lie toned regulated and enforced nv n
course of HOstettei's Stomach BtiPrs. Perfect
digestion ami a regular habit nf body are the best
saf guards against such malad'es, and both are
,Prurcd by this inestimahle tonic and Alternative.
The Bitters are also extremely sPrvicnable In reme-
dv ing ench disorders. If prnmniv taken in billions
collie diarrhea and cholera morhus, the disease is
usually frustrated In diarrhea cases. II is only
necessary restore the tone of TIE relaxed bowels
md this is one nf the snerifc effects Of This mehi-
cine. Wind on the stomach, hparthurn, bilousrpss
nausea, headache and other svmntoms Of distur-
banre in the gastric and hepatc regions are also
speedily relieved by this excellent remedy. AS n
firmly medicine it Ia Invaluable, since 1t promntlv
and comnletPv remedies those ailments VIII rh are
of mos frpouent occurrence, F27m1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

The RISING CROP OF KU-KLUx.-A
number of frightened negroes from Ken
lucky, opposite Cairo, Ill, brought the re-
port that hand of Ku-klux visited the
negroes in the vicinity, the night of the
l4lh, giving them twenty-four hours to
leave the country. Later information
proves the Ku-kluxing to have been II
drunken frolic of half dozen youths, aged
from sixteen to nineteen. one of whom
recklessly shot at negro, inflicting flesh
wounl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

Cyprus, though not the largest, is the
most desirable island of the Mediterranean
1t has an area of 400 square miles, has a
population now of 100000. and once con-
tined 100000. is fertile and healthy, and
its possessions will give England control of
the Eastern Mediterranean and its coasts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

The Free Press has the following; The
/" leaders" of that opaque party. the Ma
tive American" are reported as saying
that the native Americans will, ere long,
surprise the dominant party in the state by
its strength at the polls, and may dictate
as to the policy to be adopted by that
party in the future. The convention will
meet at Montpelier, August 1, and nomi-
nate n state ticket to be voted for at the
coming fall elections
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
Poverty AND SUFFERING.

81 was dragged down with debt, poverty ant
suffering for Years, caused by a sick family ant
large bills for doctnring, which dbl them no good
was completely discouraged, until one year ago
by advice of my pastor, procured Hop Butter
and commenced Their use, aud 10 one month W,
were ali well, and none Of us have reen sick da.
since, and want to say b. all poor men, you cal
keep your families well year wit Hop Bitter
for less than one doctors visit Will cost-I know
H. a WoRKfNGMAs," rh2sw2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
Ghe fireman.
uONTPELIEB VT
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1873.

80. ,,stre 70 make the FREEMAN particularly valua-
.,',,.itspevs from all parts of Vermont, and our
.s In different parts of the State. especially in
,.hn-tnn. orange aud Lamoille Counties, will con-
great favor upon us and our readers by sendihs
-. Ioraliatelliseuce. Giyeusfaets We Willarrans
,bsu for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
FRANK II. BASCOM.

Hals Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover has for
~ ny years occnp'eu M honn'an'e p,n'e III .ne
popularity in foreign countries. This is because
it docs perform what II promises Its warmes
friends are those who have used II longest. and
those who sound its praise the loudest are tto-e
who from actual eXpei Ience and personal trial have
lemon strael that by its use gray hair is restored
t, its natural conr and dry, harsh. and wry hair is
male sof and lustrous, a thing of b autv, and y
matter of joy and pride To the wearer- Sub ~Oier
and Democrat, Corinth, Miss FM29"l
Letters Uncalied for Mt Montpelier. Vt. Post
ONCE July 10. 1878.
ITO obtain these letters, persons must give the
above date.
LADIEs.-Miss Matilda ]. Cushion Nj IS S. NJ. Chace,
Mrs Ephemia Mcneil, Abba Stewart, Mrs. Finely
Smith.
GENTLEMEN.-J b. Batcheder Geo d. CRAZY,
Charlia Rowchell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
PHIA LOCKWOOD'S WILL.

STATE oFvERMoNT, District of washington.s
In Proba Court held at Montpelier, in District
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1878. .......
An instrument purporting TO be the last will and
d strict deceased, being presented to the Court by
Jacob Boyce the executor therein named for Probate:
Ii is ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified to appear at session fsaid
Court to be held at the Probate ONCE in MONTPELIER
fhe 18Th day of August, A. d. 1873. and show cause,
ii any they may have against the Probate Of said will
the record of this order be published three weeks
cessively in tho Green Mountain Freeman, printed
at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
N BY the Court--Attest ts
s2aws HARVEY TILDEN Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
, DA HACKErT'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Randolph District, IS.
In Probate Court held at Randolph, in SAID District
on the 25th day OF june A. ID. 1873
Washington L Warmer administrator Of the estate
of Ada Hackett late of Brookhed in said district de
ceased makes application to SAID court for license to
sell all OF the real of said deceased presenting
that said sale is necessary for the payment of the
debts OF said deceased and administration expenses
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said APP
plication come under c9nsideration and be heard
in Randolph; and it is further ordered, that all pers
ons interested be notified hereof, by publication OF
siyely in the Green Mountain Freeman printed OF
Monfpeer before said time of nearing that they may
appear at said time and place. and II they see cause
object thereto. . - r., ....
WILLIAM Ii. NICHOLS Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
MUSIC TEACHERS,
CHORISTERS, ORGANISMS

Anu Htt fTWeSStOHut uOSCtUhS,
are invited to improve a portion of their SUNNI er
Vacations in examining the large number of useful
Music Books, prepared by Oliver Ditsop Il Co.,
especially for their use.
Examine l. o. Emerson's new COWARD" OBJ 80
per dozen); his best book for Sinsing Schools. Ais
his new Church Offering" (sl3 per DOZEN, a
splendid Anthem Book Also his Sacred Quartets,"
(S9 COY.
Examine our Choruses. Glees. F0ur-Part Songs, &c
IN Pamphlet Form. Is to 10 cents each) very ex.
tensively used by Choirs. Societies BE- Catalogues
furnished,
Examine Johnson's New Method for Thorough Base,
(SlO0), the best Instruction Book for learning to
Play Chord Music iu Palm Tunes. Gees, &c Also
his Chorus Choir Instruction Book. (B2 per DOZEN
a very complete manual and class book. Worth
careful study.
~ rhe above, and multitude Of other convenient
and useful books may be at the stores of Oliver
pitson L. 90, in Boston. New York and Philadelphia
man, Hyde d Co., San Francisco aud with all promi,
ment dealers throughout the Country
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
DAUCHEY & Co.'S ADVERTISEMENTS
CUTICURA.

The Great Skin Cure is warranted to cure Salt
Rheum, Scalu Head. Daudruf, Pimples and Come
iones Prepared by Weeks & Potter. Boston. Sold
everywhere Sent on receipt of price. Small boxes
20 cents. large 81 EMa7wi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
A NEW AND SURE CURE

or Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous Debility
Vital Weakness and depression; weak ex-
hausted and gloomy feeling: no energy or courage
the result Of mental Overwork or indscretions,
nc is found IN Dr. Cages famous =" LIVER KID
>EY AND NERVE PILLS." which have pe,f med
more marvellous cures of dyspepsia Habilual
Costiveness Gravel, Liver and Kidney diseases,
Nervous and sick Headache, Spine and Female
Diseases, Dizziness, Palrltation OF the Heart and
Nervous debility of either sex, than any remedy
extant. They are absolutely the best vegetable
pill ever offered to afflicted humanity, and should
he in every house. few dose will often save
heavy doctors bills. lfyour druggist hasn't them,
take no cheep and worthless snbsti ute but send
p cts TO Or. Gage Co., Saratoga, n. and re-
ceive them by mail. + 20 cow tf
Sold MnntnI.lipr by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed partner
ship under the firm nume and title of PARK ROB-
INSON, for the purpose.o of carrying on the Grocery
Flour and Provision business at the old stand OF
Bailey h Park Reeds Block, Main street.
W. W. PARK,
CA. ROBINSON.
Aontnelier Vt. July l. 1879, F27W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
ElmOre and Worcester.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
the next General Assembly of this state 70 establish
he town line and county line between Gilmore and
Worcester, and between Lamoille and Washington
counties. ABEL CAMP.
fillmore a FM27W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

The stockholders of the Bennington county
national bank have adopted articles of incorpora
ton and viii elect board of directors this week
The banks capital is to he slOO,OJO, and Charles
Fletcher of North Bennington will probably be the
first president.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The potato bugs have appeared in large numbers
in Addison county, aud are destroying whole
fields OF potatoes in a dav.
james Hnman, of New Haven, was gored by an
Infatuated bull a few days ago, and still remains
in critical condition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

~ can make money faster at work for lis than o
anything else. Capital not required: we will
~ start you. $l9 per day at home made by the
industrious Men, women boys and girls want
ii everywhere to work for Now is the time
Jostly outfit and terms free. Address, TRUE h Co.
iuvusta Maine. FM2lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
T ITERATION NOTICE.

Know all men bV these presents.
That Allen A. Royce, do hereby give my minor son
Allison Royce his time and labor, to use the same
for himself if he of aRe-and that from the
late hereof shall claim Of his earnings and pay
no b ills of his contracting. ~
Manchester N H. July |, 1878 FM29W3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

q. I. Storer on his way to his home in Maine
stopped at St Johnsbuly the 9th, aud walked d
miles IN four hours and 20 minutes.
Jerry Drew of St Johnsbury has sold his Do
trotter to Il Massachusetts man for $4,000.
Cholera morbus has been very prevalent ii
Haidwick, but no fatal cases are reported.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-17

There was almost a tragedy at West Concord the
9Th Andrew Bennett, a farm hand, had been pay.
ing attention to Miss Mary Stockwel for sever al
months, but her parents objected, and On recciv
Miss Stockwell's final decision that he must visn
her no more, he drew knife and struck a ferc,
blow at his heart, saying: I" Good by, Mary" But
the knife luck RIB, and he will recover.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
-Goat M aemand. nrm Deer ialIIy aetlvs. steady

sTEARINE-seSdy Ealos 10000 CITY, siEc; 400 tea.
private terms
sUGAR-RavInrm 7isa7ac. for Pair Good Refining !.
trade more active sales. 1900 hhds Cuba. 1sa Sc 2Bt
hhds do 74Ci SO hhGs DO 7c 81 bids do ld1tcr part
Contrfugali Centrifugal quDe1 7'sabsc Heuned more
active dTIn Crushed e2c Powdered gs23'c 6ranuated
Qi.a9Syci Cut Loaf. 7sc; STANDARD "a b'sa9c
TALLOW-steady; sales. $4,000 10 GJa7c latter Prime
steady, though no deCidd tone! uGue larry
active IN both lines aud inv0ices
TOBACCO-KeutuckV active STEADY sales, 400 hhds.,
2tal2o Seed Leaf good demand and steady sales 1000
1875 p ~ 81 do Ohio. 1871 9c 200 bales Havana soc
WUIsK EY-stcady sales. lO2 Bbls; Al OsH
WHALEBONE-Qu4ct unchangedi Arcte. new, y % per
Ncrthwcst Coast 50 ass 20 per d south Sea II QUASI 20
FWOOI,-Nev Fleece WOODS have not yet arrived IN
srfeut quantities demand definite hgures Old Wools
ali descrions Aredu with holders anxious 10 realize New
SUING Texas California fairly active AT about steady
prices DOmeatic-OhiO Penusy yania and Wesi Nrelna
04Oea No l. 3JG4uc. No. = d4Oc.; Common, 80 O432ei
New York state Michigan Wisconsin ana Indiana anu
above Washed Fleece 35d3Sc No. ], 3213JC No = ~ a.
2qc Common. 27d2gc.. Illinois Iowa aud Missouri ana
mon ri g3 Ic Tub Washed-Superor 409i3c Average, 80
d37c Infer and BURY, 25d2sci Comhing No0-Metlno
Wa.hed 4bdASc; CrOssbred. 40 diSc Eug-h Blood, 43a
47c; Kentucky UuWashed, 2Sd3lC' Pulled WoOl-EHtfa
3GdlOc Snper, 33a4lci No l. lSa25ci 1ed western
27a3ic COmbuR 35uiOC. Oregon and Southern States
Unwashed CothnE 25a3Oc.; Comhmg, 2Sa3zc California
Superior condition. free spring Clip. 22d2Jc Fa Cnp and
Ianbs lga2ZC Average, :. -, lSG2Oc do. lb9lfc
InferOr Bury no. l51l7c. DO, ltal5c TeIas-kastern
Fine 25025c.. MsIinm. 20G24c. Wesem Improved, lIG
Hall. Washed, Fine lsdRle Unwashed L9ng staple, 10
dI7o: Ordinary Coarse short ami Kempy. lfGl5c 3ach
1870 &C. ForcgnAnsiraal Greasy. J9d4Ic Cape Oi good
Hope, 25d30c.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
VEGETABLES.
POtatOeA,
THE STATE OF TRADE.
utrpopEAS MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL June 25 Eastern dull az 81; Western
anil ~ a9 BaouCuuberand cut steady az % 3D. short
RIB steady 29 Long Clear steady az zIod saor oiear
steady 5O Hams-LOng Cut hTlner az |i snoul1ss
or Al "a. Beef-lndiA Mess dull a. ~ Extra hSss a1I
dull st &c.. Talow-Pums CITY dul a. Sf; IHTDsnt9 % a
spirits dun 49, RosinComnon nnh AT Ri Flne Gull
at 20. Chsese-Amenosn Choice dnll az i1 , LarS on
steady at 8g Four-E1tra state dull at 2lb1 Wheat-no
spring dun At 92d; No: sPrntg an sa at % sga Sd
Winter dull At CID Old Mixed SOFT dllh al "a bni
New steady % ed Cotton seed o-None In the na5ns
by lower MiddiinS UpsDis 6bd. Middng Orleans 6'lsd
saes of the day 600 bales dug 900 bales Tor speoua
tio1 and export Rsespt T50 bales, all American Futures
easier; Uplands MddlDg clause Jy anu hngust oo
iyrry sII,d UpandA Low Mddlng clause september and
october delivery 6s,sd The receipts o. Meat o tno pas'
three daVa were 22OOO qrs including 10000 dTa American
IIvRRPooI. June 25-2 p m-Breaastls Q1let NY,G .n
% al a22Dd peT ar for New Mixed western Wheat lU9
1854 per Genial for average California White SId aSZd
Tor Red Western Spring and 9Sd dl0 for Red Winter
iIyERPoOI, June 25-2:l5 y. m-upands Cotton Lo" MID
ding clause. August and September aohNeIJ osd a..
LIvERPooL June 25-6 D. m-Ihe sales OF cotton ioahY
included bales American Futures weaker Upanas
low Middng olanse June ann July deyey Gsi gpands 1
low Middng clause November and December delivery 2d
hs market for Yarns Fabrics si Manchester 10 dun but
IIyErFoo jane 2o-si3o mspirits Of Turpentine 20
mar evL Peas 9AGd. per ar. for Canadian.
25-630 D. m.-Tal0W. $500 95oiod pc. cMt
AsTWERP juno 25Lard closed at 22 hofins per oo oA
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs1AbOgt Is steady. quiet Po, 45.c: Pearls 5'c
BEES SNA&-Stil dull. unchanged Western and southern
Broom o0RTz Dull nominal,
or less Sesk supp ies ample Pale 81 H2raS Uptvers
Brands, 50 Fron's-C Croion Brown - Dark, sS Red
81 PhiIIaaSpia 81 Ss23 baltimore sd4 SS5s laTd
sc FrUn;s. Cement continues fairly active, about
Fere1 sa d PSG @ofa2 S3 asT rP Pora - @
as 80; Roman s39s5 SO; Iah quiet unchaDge at 81 10
STATE Common, per 3D.; c, cargo rate, 79s; I'm.
Tbe wSoIesSls m@bar msfSet Is @cdeTaey scfys
generally about steady We quote; Eastern spruce
lengths in small cSTsoes si$s si4 for spscia:
pr sr for wss ts nda na saps boards
South American do. $l5d%lG tor box boards sl7
cargoes at sisas2l per N ordered b caTsoes $40
SgGGSSS GSsSei a tS 81 Ss5 Der NJ
mt ls ami "a s3OdS3j DO do Culs ssaS2O DO Cherry
f9SS ss SS5 Go HicsoTy s25ass6 Do fr western si0s
soO good nearby stock Nails quiet rather weak at s. %
CANDLES Quiei, unchanged; Sperm, per % 9sc; sgerm
Paraa6e' As 6s an i2s i6ai6c
CHICCOBY-ModeISte trade prices steady German 5a
C6C6A~Qaet ncminaIly unchanged Caracas IGalsc.;
COFFEE-Rio unchanged moaerately active statistical
position This morning. stock Of Rio in first ha4dsAt Calves
ton Is bag val si 9SDe s gog9 S pa @ i9, m s GS @
pas @ ] S a. New resns 800 bass AZ bStmore
2257o bags at NewYOrk 66O93 bagS Total 96 l63 bags
10 MAY % $50 purchased for United states % June
10 5000 sanios 49, 90 bags tota y-lDs supply ZV9 s
more $3.50 bags New-YOrk l47 bags total 579 bags
sales today 1000 bags Pascal 10 'sc l,O2j do
and 523 Cx ona private TERMS stock here UJ6
bags Ordinary cargoes l2'el5c Fair l5ei Good l52c:
Prime I533dl6c Fair 10 Good santos d20lJC; slid dul
440 bags Mexican cold l5Gl l6c Mnraicabo 1890
1910 Java 20d d22igct St Domingo l3 l2dl4c gold.
C0AI-Iatber quiet at the moment Oqt steady Liverpool
House Camel sl3aSl3 Liverpool Gas do, SS aO Newcas
tie do Cakng So 7JdS4 Provincial S4dSi So currency;
Pennsylvania Westmoreland Gas 50 50d$b West llr
gnia dO 50 IS Cumberland, Eroadop and Cearhed, S36
81 90 Anthracite. SO 25GS4 lU, by the cargo.
COOPERAGE STOCK-Frm; moderate sales; Molasses
with heads SO inches 81 250S2 80 TO-, 36 mches 4ua
81 rs; Box Shocks, GjG7Oc; Rum shocks, 80 10; Pipe
Shocks So 50dS7; Empty HocsheSts 81 HOOpA IL fret
Ordinary Prime, S26Gs52; do ~ feet do S22dS25,
COTpON-SpOt Cotton lower quiet; sales, POI b;les
spinning; 800 bales delivered on contract Receipts
at ports to-day. 4Sl bales against l,s6O this day
last week, LIPS last since september J. 4lSo, II
bales against S9l during The same period last sea-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Lime Rail-
way Company.

The Roeheaer and STATE Line Racay from the City Of
Rochester Salamanca in the state Of NewYork distance
Of about 09 miles II through the rich valleys OF tbs
and Wyoming and forms the connecting link between
the NewYork Genital Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Wesern making the shortest and most direct route for 81
the New England business coming from the Southwestern
pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the bradford OIL Regions Salamanca and
upwards Of 50 cars Of oil dag over the road The
Company under the he NewYork Central
and already earning surplus the interest its bOnded
debt TIE City Of Rochester invested large amount In the
Capital Stock Of the Company at in order 10 secure
line 70 her supply aud upwards Of hundred
thousand coal per will pass this road TO the
City OF Rochester alone The local business Is very large as
the road through thirty between Rochester and
Salamanca IN which there eleven Touring mills besides
manufactures The bonds first mortgage
lien the Of $4,000 per mile upon the Road and is
equipment We have sold during the past two weeks oVsi
$780, Of these Bonds and have limited amountf fos
sac a 90 per cent accrued interest.
wAESTON III. BROWN * BRO-
3S Pfne-st.