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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
Vhe FREEMAN
MONTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5, 1879.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly va,r-
bic for its news from all parts of Vermont and op-
friends in different parts of the State especially liz
Washington Orange and Lamoille Counties will con-
fer great favor upon US and our readers by sending
local intelligence Give us facts and we
them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
NLARIsSA HATHAWAY's ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
HonoraDe Probate Court for the District of Washing
ton Commssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons. against the estate
District deceased and ali CLAIMS exbib,ted in Offset
thereto hereby give notice thatwe will meet for the
Clark n said town the 9Th day of January and Both
day ol March next from loclock p NJ. until O'Clock
N each Of said days and that six months from the
u day o. october D. 1879 ia the time limited by said
eour or sad creditors to present their claims to us
for exam nation and allowance.
A. d. 1879.
TRUMAN O. KELTON,l ,.....,..,,..
F4awE HIRAM TEMPJETONI O"hn'pissiohers'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
JAMES B. WOoDwARD's ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Wash.
ngon, commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons aVanst the
estate OF James Woodward late of Monpelierin said
District deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto hereby give notice that will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the office of Gleason Field
in said Montpelier on the 10th day of January and
10th day of April next from O'Clock, NJ. until
o'clock, each of SAID days. and that six months
from the 10th day OF October A. D. sl9is the time lin
ted by said Court for said creditors to present their
aims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier. this 18th day OF October A. D.
1879.
q. ]. GLEASON. J Conrn;ss,orors
F4Sw3 HIRAM A. HUSE. ! ooi''Aiiesioheie'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05

$500 ]. ].
m n A A MONTH guaranteed. So day at
Az ca A AA home made by the industrious Cap
ESBHHHE ita not required; will start you.
"A AHHBH Men, women, boys and girls make
"a ~ HILL money fast OF work for us than at
We NJ w any thipg else The work is light and
\D\FV " pleasant aud such as anyone can 20
right at Those who wise who see
this notice will send their address at and
for themselves Costly outfit and terms free. Now Il
the time Those already at work LAYING up lar ge
sums Of money Address, TRUE Il co,
FN3IyI Augusta. MAR e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Bellows Falls is 10 have a dramatic club

Grafton is stirred mp over an attempt to obtain
pardon for solon Wooley, sentenced to mprison-
ment for life two and half years ago for deliber-
atey killing his brother Franklin. good deal Of
sympathy for him was exhibited at the time of SEN
tcnce, but there will be a strong local remonstrancc
against his being released.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
Manhood; How Lost, How Resored!

Just published, new edition of Dr. CuLvERwrLI's
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure (wthout medi.
cine) of Spermatorrhna or Seminal Weakness Inyol-
untary Seminal Losses Impotency Mental and Physi-
cal Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage etc also
dulRence or sexual extravaganza, Nc.
eB- Price, in q sealed envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years. succsssfi
practice that the alarming consequences of sefabnse
maybe radically cured without the dangerous use OF
internal medicine OF the application OF the knife
pointing out mode Of cure At once simnle certain
matter what his condition NAV be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, and radically
NV This Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under senl in plain envelope to any address
post paid on receipt OF six cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
F3Syi Il Ann St., New York; Post Office Box, 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
N OTICE.

The pew owners in the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Chelsea Village in the county of Orange and State
of Vermont are notified to meet in the yesry in said
Church the 2ls day of November 1879 one o'clock
in the afternoon for the purpose of seeing If the said
pew owners will shingle said house, and make such
other repairs said house as may lie found neces-
sary. -
HYDE CABOT, Pew owners in said
IL W. DEARBoRN, Church IN IN Chelsea thiHSGrSVi Vt.
Chelsea. October %. 1879. Ml3w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
CHITTENDEN COUNTY .
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Rutland young man has been spelling spirit
ualislic scance. When the " spirit began caress.
ing his knce,hc gave a vigorous kick which brought
the manifestations to an abrupt close. When the
lights were turned on, the mediums nose was
found to be terribly demoralized
Rev. Mr. Pugg, the Fair Haven Welsh minister
lately charged with beating his wife with stove
cover litter, has placed her in a unatc asylum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
SHREwDNESS AND ABILITY.

Hop Bitters so freely advertised in al
the papers, secular and religious, nre bav
ing large sale, and are supplanting all
other medicines. There is no denying the
virtues of the Hop plant, and the proprie
tors of these Bittors have shown great
shrewdness and ability in compromising a
Bit,ers, whose virtues are so palpablc tc
every ones observation Ecdmiuer nRt
Chronicle. 45w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-05
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY,


Dissatisfied with the decision recently made in
regard to the Dunshach reward Isaac NJ Trip Of
Miidlebury, who tclegrspced Captain Weidman of
Choes that Latrmouie was at Port Henry-which
Information led to Latrimouille's arrest-sued Mr..
Dunsbach for the whole amount, $500, and no an =
swer having been made to the summons and CON-
plant, Judgment was on Saturday entered against
the father of the murdered woman in the sum of
SS2l.92.
The state temperance convention will he held at
Vergennes, Nov. 9Th. The two printipa! holels the
Stevens House and Franklin House, have taken
out their bars and announced that they have quit
the sale of liquor.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Bennington ma nufdcturcrs arc enjoying more
prosperous season than at any time within the
past i've years. The knitting mills are sold out of
stock and have orders enough ahead to include at
that they can make until they commence on their
stock for anotherye
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
A nine.years-old son of DR.. CIV. Colby of sutton
was kicked by playful horse he was leading, last
week Wednesday, ana lived in much agony until
Saturday, when he died. There was no injury
discovered on the body until nc died when q small
spot near Tue spine was Iounu Wheie tue Oiood nau
settled. lie was an only son, ant. bright and
promising lad.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
The house and barn on one of Lewis Tacotrs
farms in Wiston. (the Thompson place. were
destroyed by fire on Sunday. In the barn was hay
calculated to be enough to winter eighty head of
cattle.
There was a loht in a roundout canal boat at the
Burlington dock, Saturday night, which resulted
two Burlington men being severely pummelled.
Mr.. Jefferson, like every actor that has ever
played here, speaks in the highest terms of the
Howard Opera House, both as regards its beauty
and the convenience and perfection of all its al.
rangements.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
rs closed at the following fig.

st. Paul and Minneapolis earnings for tho first
week of December show an increase of S11 1856.
The stock Exchange yesterday admitted to mcm-
bership Messrs James Lounsberv, Edward Pepper.
Il. ID. bangs. Jonas Hess. Louis SommerhoG, Il. N.
Wilton and w. Seward Webb.
Mr.. X. L. Edwards. cashier of tho Bank Of tho
State of New York. has been elected President of the
institution. in the place of Mr.. W. H. Hayes who TO-
Gently resigned.
The following despatch from tho West gives the
movement Of grain ut the leading points there to-
day:-Mwaukee--Receipts of wheat. 64, 100 bushels;
shipments. s.4Oo do; receipts of corn. 1000 do.
shipments. none. Chicago -Receipts of wheat,
126 1874 bushels shipments, 11.3l5 do; receipts of
corn, 2O7, ,436 do; shipments. 5000 do.
AT the annual election of the New Central Coal
Company tho following named gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year:--IIarry
Conrad, Samuel L. Bargor, Phio G. Calhoun, Ii. Il.
Kunhardt. Peleg Hall. George Opdykc. william d.
sloane, David Il. Hotchkiss. Richard sullivan.
william s. Jacques and Henry l.. Dyer.
The annual meeting of tho New York, Providence
and Boston Railroad Company was held to-day ut
Providence. II. 1. The report shows the earnings OF
tho year. S7s4.625; expenses. $iG5,9G9. The drec-
tors elected are samuel ID. Babcock, Henry Nor
gan. william T. Cary, Jr., J. D. Johnston, u. =.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11

In London there was . buoyant market at the
opening for American railway securities. Erie CONS
mon rising from 42k to As. preferred from 70 to "a,
new second consols from 80 to 911. funded fves
from "a to S5. consolidated irsts from 119 to 100.
Illinois Central from 1O3 to lO4 New Jersey Central
from 80 . s5 to 81, Pennsylvania from 52t4 to S2h
and Reading from 3714 to 3716. subsequently. how
ever. there was some reastion in the Erie stocks.
Illinois Central and New Jersey Central. United
States bonds opened H per cent lower, but later re-
covered and became strong. new fours closing at
1867. AVS at 1O91 and fves ut 1859. Council
bills allotted at decline of lied. per rupee.
British consols were u lower for money. at 81
81 the quotation for the account being 974 979s.
Bar silver sold at 52ss for both money and the
account. The Bank of England lost f2oG.OoO bullion
on balance to-day. At Paris three per cent rentes
declined to s2.45. The Imperial Bank of Germany
has reduced its rate Of discount from ~ to per
cent Specie in the bank is shown by statement to
have increased by 10. 900 marks.
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet at the
The New York herald., 1879-12-11

Babcock and George NJ Miller of New York; Henry
Howard. OF Coventry. II. l.; Charles II. Salisbury
of Providence; Nathan +. Dixon. of Westerlyi J. A.
Burnham. of Boston. and A. g. Mathews. OF Stoning-
ton.
The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange
met to-day and admitted the income bonds of the
New York. Lake Erie and Western Railway COM
pany 10 the list under the heading of "Income
Bonds" either denomination to be delivery. The
bonds in question issued for assessments paid
on Erie Railway Company shares under the plan of
reorganization. They are dated October s. 1878;
principal payable June 1. 1877. in gold; amount OF
issue $507 9OOvz 235 of $500 each. or EGO; 729 or
5000 each. f120: payable in New York or London
Interest s payable in attached annual coupons IN
gold or sterling as aforesaid, at rate not
exceeding six per cent per annum out OF the net
earnings for the year ending each 30th day of No
vember. as may be declared by the Board of Direc-
tors Interest is and has priority
over dividends declared any capital stock. pay
able in New York London, frst year, ending 3Oth
of November. 1850. The committee also admitted
to the regular list the bonds of the New York. Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Company. secured by its
second mortgage. extended. The extended mort
gage retains its priority Of lien. and is assumed by
the New York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany. The total amount Of bonds is So 157 .OO0 The
bonds for 81 900 each of principal. dated March
l. 1S4s payable 1852 extended to September l. 1879.
and again extended to September l. 1919. with
coupons attached for interest at ve per
cent, payable in gold the LIST Of March and Sep
tember each year. by the New York. Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company. at the treasury of said
company. Mr. G. G. Haven was elected q member
of the committee in place OF Mr.. George H. Broad
head, resigned.
To-day the consolidation Of the Lake Erie and
Western and the Lafayette. Bloomington and Num-
Gle roads ratified by the stockholders of both
companies, and the income bondholders having
withdrawn their objections the affair may be re-
garded settled. Through trains will be run from
New York this month to st. Louis and Kansas City
by way of the New York Central, Lake Shore. Lake
Erie and Western and Chicago and Alton lines. and
as soon as the new Pacific line be built by the ST.
Louis and San Francisco. is completed the road will
also have through connection to San Francisco
The new Lake Erie and Western stock will be issued
in few days. four shares of it being given for each
share of Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie.
At the Mining Board to-day the following business
was doNe:-
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED HEAvY--FLoUR FIRMER-wHEAr
HrGHER-CoRN HIGHEB-oATs HIGHER
PORK FIRM-LARD FIRM-sPIRITs TURPEN-
TINE srEADY-RosIN sTEADY-CoFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR QUIEr-PETRoI.EUM STEADY
wHIsKEY NOMINAL.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 10-6 P. NJ.
There was o fair degree of activity In business
places to-day and markets generally strong
On Change the upward movement continued and
most articles radically advanced. Flour frmer
but quiet. Wheat active in speculative way
and prices were decidedly higher. Corn aud oats
were also decidedly higher. Rye was higher. whis-
key nominal Pork arm. Lard firm. Cotton spot
futures closed heavy Groceries gener
ally quiet Oils and petroleum steady. Naval
were also steady.
ALCOHOL was quiet. Export quoted ut 4oc. for
prompt and 39c. for late delivery. Free quoted at
s. l0a 81 IL.
Corr.E Tho market for Rio was dull and nomina al
We the arrival of the Euclid with g. 467 bags Rio.
which the stock here tonight in first hands
bags. Mild coffee quiet and about steady We note
sale Of 227 bags savanilis Andes private terms
Tho business for tho week Is summed follows -
81 67 mats Java sundry vessels mostly sold before
arrival private terms 200 mats Singapore bags
.Maracabo, $50 do Costa Rica, 5O2 do Savanlla and
LILO do ST. Domingo, sold In lots for within
our range; o,is5 bags ST Domingo i5ao do Porto
Rico In transit to Europe We ote:Ordinsry cargocs
14iAc fair do, Ice. l6i4c good do. i6tsc i6s.c
prime l7c IKE. Santos fair to good. lee q Ielsc
90 days; Java mats. 23lc 26c. Singapore I7c
n 2oc. Ceylon, l5c lsc; Maracaibo, i5c. q Isisc /;
Laguayra, 1870. i71sc; jamaica l5c. I7c; ST. Do.
mngo 13,sc l5c Porto Rico. 16c. 1sc Costa Rica
l5c u lsc: Mexican, 17tsc. 1Sc Mocha. 24Sc 25c
Angostura, 1sc. n l9c.; savanilla. i3c. isc
the spot quiet but steady at UNCHANGED
prices Futures active but decidedly lower aud tho
market closed heavy with the closing figures sho ng
the day OF from IL to ~ points The sales
future delivery bctwcen ton A. NJ. and three NJ up
POI 400 baes as follows-
The New York herald., 1879-12-11

The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks ut San Francisco to-day Gould
curry. 5s; Savage. 6h; Chollar. s; Ophir 81; Hale
l. Norcross. Z; Grown Point. 1.30; Yellow Jacket.
81; Belcher. Las Imperial. 916; Virginia Consoli-
dated. 4O5c. California. 370c. Best Becher. 10K;
Union Consolidated. 441; Alpha. IN; Sierra Ne
vsda. 25; Mexican. 17zS; Silver Hill. .65 Original
Keystone. 3.40 Justice. LIZA; Julia, &c., Utah. 10;
Alta. 8; Bechtel. M Independence. 1882; Segre-
gated Becher, Is; Mono. AZ; Consolidated Pacific.
6; Potosi, 3H Exchequer. 2A; Mammoth. 8;
Northern Standard. 1s5; Boston Consolidated L
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
ANOTHER CUSTOMS SCANDAL

Albert Gilbert. one Of the assistant appraisers in
the Custom House. was arrested Tuesday even
ing. charged with accepting brbes from merchants
and passing goods through the Custom House on
forged certificates. The complainant in the case IL
Alois Dietenbrock. who alleges that on one occasion
he paid Gilbert $500 for this service. and upon .
second occasion the sum of $3.50. Ii ~ said that
this practice has been carried on very extensively
and that the government has been defraudcd in
very large amount. Gilbert was brought before
United States Commissioner Shields and held for
examination, though an Indictment against him was
read at the session Of the United states CArcuis
Court. Bail was fixed at $1,000.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
cotton In store running In quality not more than hs
grade above or below the grade qaotedl = ,< r.

Stained-Good ordinary IL 7l6c: strict good ordinay
~ low middling i21c middng. 13lsc The iol,
lowing were the receipts at the portsGslveson 4l9
bales: New Orleans ia5i; Mobile 28t savannah nah
Baltimore 5O3 New York, 2,o57 Boston, 1871: Phila
delpha, o2s Total. 81 Yl4 bales. This day last week,
2s no bales This day last 3os36 bales Total
since September 522 25s bales Liverpool kilograms.
IL 80 r. M-Receipts. 7.450 bales. of which $500
were American Markst-Moderate inquiry freely sup
Piled sales, lO,UOO bales; speculation and export,
iuO' hdding uplands, I'D middng Orleans. I'D;
futures Lice cheaper December delivery uplands low
mddline clause, 73-32d 7lsd . s32d; December-
February delivery upands low mddling clause,
5,32d Ted; February March delivery. uplands low
mddling clause 1921. 3l6d MarchApril delivery,
upsnds low mddling clause. I'D AprilM delivery,
upands, low middling clause. 932d 5l6d 9t2d
MayJune delivery, uplands, low middling clause Ind
cause Tiled. 7I3-s2d. / $50 r. M-January- -Febru-
MayJune delivery upands low middng clause. l6d.
2:3O r. M.-December delivery uplands, low m,dding
cauce l-l6d December January delivery, uplands low
middling clause, Lied February March delivery, up
lands low middling clause 532d March April delivery,
upands, low middng clause 72d JuneJuly delivery,
upands; low middling clause, 71sd. r; M-American
sales 200 bales MarchApril delivery upands low mid
ding clause I'D 7-32d. April-May delivery upands.
low middng clause. 74d. Futures closed weak.
Flour AND "A 265 bbis. wheat,
$1,000 bushes meal 632 bbis and Sal bags: corn.
21 400 bushes oats 81 524 do: 1852 do barley.
1920 do. malt 29l4 do Flour-The market was very
strong, in sympathy with wheat and prices were in some
cases loc 5c higher checking tho demand The sales.
including state Western and Southern, o bbls
within the annexed Rye -four firmly held and
POO bbs sod full prices Corn meal ruled about steady
AlA.s. NM II
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

20: sss @
"ssd s~s 'tS% ss' 9 S.
general sales ON on s. lbs SO lbs net, 9;.iy Quality
70 a tsf ,sT Es'S
IS per head q mead a.
sssns =. s s PER for III ssss' CO. I
s.eer;-i2a head at sac ssc per b SO head at Zoe
ssI sa s~sfA! S"s s~
&C. per lb 60 head q. e4e H.. 81 head at sse per
the ase ss OF on a SOLD ON
state Illinois
ssa On ' is yff as e Sss Il
g. .w 5.::s; ss Yard.
sold d. for j. X saus Is Virgins steers At Ss per b With
r.xss s: ss Il y sss
s. ss PER : X weights ~ ew e e5
7ex; for r. xsy"ss oSo st head 'Ss 7as
steer : hssd ss head with s
caSs! sold for Seysr Srsias
& "s.sss sssas sii"s'f
s. Sssss
a. Sc 9e b p head loc ID. with S5 of on
~ w. ~
5N cwt 6A cwt cwt "a ewt J. +. sAdler sold on
per lb 10 Virginia 7c per b weight az cwt
10 Indiana steers At sac lb weights 6z cwt; IL
Missouri steers at Sc. Sac per b weights 50 cwt. Ga
1O7 Ohio S1ac per b with $34 of the
herd, Weights 6 cwt 6H cwt. lO3 Illinois seers4S
head at &C. 9c lb, % head at 10c h. with 81
of per head ON Is head-weights Z cwt. S14 cwt
SHKKP AND LAMRs-Domand of aud values inclined to
be weak; quality to choice Sheep sold ~ 4c &C.
per lb lambs ut IS 20 81 SO cwt owes ut 4c
l21 bs at b l46 state sheep. 81 lbs 1t &C. per
93 lbs, 4szc. Sc. per lb; 1856 Tennessee sheep,
20 lbs scsnt at 4Ac b lis Jersey sheep 1884 lbs
l11k lbs at 43Sc per ID. Newton Holmes sold 2S9
lbs, ut 5S6c Per 10. j. H. Hume sold 81 State sheep
z lbs. at lAc;; per lb. Kirby 4 Co. sold o 2ol
lenbeck Il Dewey sold 2S Vermont sheep. III
lbs, Sc. per h.; lO2 Western sheep, 80 lbs, at
assc h. s25 Vermont lsmSs, n lbs at s1c per b
Davis Hsllenbsck sold 996 Michigan sheep-Sl9 head
~ lbs 81 lbs, at ~ 37h - 40 per cwt; 1T head
1O5 lbs at 51sc. h. 124 State sheep 90 lbs Ill
lbs, at - SO 81 so per cwt. l25 Canada sheep
JOG lbs. a 100 lbs at 4Ac 4ssc per lb 2s2 State
lambs. SO lbs 70 lbs. at SIC &C. lb 81 Canada
lambsO9 head 10 lbs. 7O lbs. At 50 70 IS as
cwt.; 1852 head 81 lbs, 1t 61ac per Id.
Mich Cows.-The sales reported ranged from $S $2
per head. calves included. Quality poor to fair.
vEALs AND CALvEs.-Demand steady at current rates.
which arm Grass fed calves sold q. 2c 2Ac per
no per lb with veal l40 that fetched &c. per
Hocs-Domand fair. 224 Ohio hogs l55 lbs. SOLD at
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
WESTERN UNION.

The Board OF Directors Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday declared the regular
quarterly dividend of oneand thrcequarters per cent
from the net earnings of the three months ending
December 81, and also extra dividend OF one pes
cont pay able out of the surplus cash in the treasury
both dividends to be paid on the 18th OF January.
In the report presented by the Executive Committee
the official returns for the quarter ended September
80 showed the profits to be 449 36 Sl3 226 25
more than was estimated their report at the lsss
quarterly meeting.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales took place yesterday st the
Real Estate Exchange:-

Iue tolAoWius saies eooA PisSo yosSoxo1J - ~
Real Estate Exchange
n. II. 4
Executors sale of the four story brown stone front
house, with lot 10 lox.S.9 No. 10 West 24th ST.,
22O 10 It. of 9Th TO John ii. BArrows xlz IS
BIT A. J. BLEEcKER SON.
Public auction sale of properly belonging to estate
OF John Finley, deceased: two three story brick
tenement houses with two lots. each 2oxss5.S.
Nos. 42l and 423 West 37th st., g. W. of 9Th av,
Also three story brick tenement houses with three
lots, zach 25x9S9, Nos 4OS, 40 and 4i2 W est AID
lOOtt. ofSth to +. III. Lane. "a IS
Also story brick shop, with lot 25xlOu5. No.
al5 West 42d ST. n s. lO IT, w. OF 10Th av., to
Also three story brick shop and two lots each 25x
100 s. Nos sill and 5l3 West AID ST. n 4, LIS IT,
Of 10Th to X. f. Finley. 10 90
AT West AID ST. n s. 3l5 IT. W. OF 10th av.. to
John Rosenberg. Is 80
Also fonr lots each 5xioo.5 Nos. 535 to 54I West
AID st. 225 IT, OF llth av to II W. Hayden &C. ~
Partition sale of the three story brick house
three four story brick buildings. with two lots,
each 25x iSsi I, Nos 26l aud 263 East 10th ST.. "a
y. running through to mos. 4l6 and 4ts) East
lith ST., $40 ~ ". OF av A, No nj to John
Friedman, 81 100; No 26S Moses Wells.
Sii 5Uo: Nos AS aud AIS to NJ Levy $40 800 20 10
foreclosure sale of the five story brick build
ing with lot 23xss.s, No 352 East saith st., q o.,
2l7 it. W. of LIST av.. 10 plaintiff. 9,5(
k. " RAYMOND.
Foreclosure sale OF the four story brick building
and story brick stable with lot 25x55.
xJS X, No 434 East i4th st., 44+ II. q. of LIST
av, running through to Stuyvesant ST., to plain
~. NEYkR
sale of the four story brown stone front
dwelling, with lot ~. lUx u ~ 4, No 335 West 23d
H., n s. 363 IL. W. OF Sth with right vi w
through alley To 24th ST., w plaintiff. 75l
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
loans were offered at very low rates. as al easy
money market is looked for in January.
At the 5ub-Treasury the days transactions aggre-

The Clearing House statement showed $127. .S36 1888
exchanges and "a. .0l2. .527 balances.
The receipts at Washington to-day were:-From
internal revenue. $35211 n, and from customs.
$5lS,545 81.
The steamship Wleland. which arrived here from
Europe yesterday. brought slA5.450 in gold coin.
The Treasury received to-day 100000 more United
States sizes Of 1881 ut 1O6 SO for the sinking fund.-
Government bonds at the close were firm at the