The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1870, Page 7

| | THE COURTS. The Gold Injunction Suits—The Delia Moore Slander Caso—A Burglar Sentenced to the State Prison for Nine Years and Six Months—Batch of Youthful Bur- Glars Bent to Sing Sing. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, ‘The Gold Injunction Suits—The Powers of the Gold Exchange ia Question. Before Judge Ingraham. Henry N. Smith vs. John F. Underhitt.—Tois @ame up yesterday to vacate an injunction granted Upon the facts set forth in the complaint, It ap- Peared that on the 230 of September last tt was al- leged that Bonner & Co. sold plaintiff and his part- Bors, Gould & Martin, $50,000 gold, a 14174, through ti failing to take the gota hoy uid ashe Raving a balance Heep en Om piaintifl of $8,26¥. Bouner & Co. further aver thason the same day ticy sold divers other sums of gold, 8 pensin to $duu 10, to tue plaintiff at various prices, said Speyers, and on the pidin- " failure to take the gold they sold it at prices lower thau those the plat n agreed vo give, leaving a balance due againat Plainud of $67,149 36. PiuiutiT in bis compiaint a that the claims in question have no founda- mo im fact, and that no gold whatever was pur- chased from Booner & Vo. through Speyer. ‘That the New York Goid Exchange is composed of t =e members. That Sha.Dinoue and nis are brokers in gold, and that the aint a8 & Member of (hab association, and te, platnu and his partners refuse to submit sn beeee: ‘That 1n consequence of such refusal sheaeeataes Of the kxchange bave rareanenied wo ozpaitas tae siete from the voara, that the Serves tague is isa baked fact and should be tried scour or jury. ‘that @ large Broportion of of ‘the members of the Reekanay have claims agains! sho plaintiff similar wo thatof Bonner & Co., and Dy reascn thereof, rejuaice exists against him, a pom this state of 8 BN injunction was ean restraining the Stottration Committee from terfering in the mater, and restraining Bonner & Co. from pressing their claims before the Gold The case ROW came defore the Court to dissolve the injunctions, ana after yome discussion Lhe case ‘Was #0 down for the 22d inst, Tho Whitton Divorce Case. vs. Whitten.—This case, the particulars of wich have a Already appeared, came up on a motion for a reference. After the argument of counsel the Court took the Papers and reserved decision. SUPERIOR COURT—TilAL TERM—PART 2, ‘The Delia Moore Slander Case—Testimony Unit for Ears Polite Excluded. Before Judge Spencer and a Jury. Delia W. Moore vs. John 8. Bonnel!—The trial of this ‘Oase was resumed yesterday, the cour: room belng ¢rowded, in anticipation of hearing something rich and racy developed by the testimony. The plaintiff, Miss Moore, was submitted to a rigid €ross-examination, in the course of which she ad- Muitted that she had been on friendly terms with the defendant; that be had visited her where she had bee spending her summer vacaiion at two places ai two seasons—nanely, in Staten island ana New Jersey—out he was there only for a day or Has agunst her wishes and without any mvitation dant submitted the examination of the late Dr. McClintock, who tesuued to the marrtay Adentified the defenaans, vut could not identify the plaintiff as the lady whom be married to the defena- ant. Noeither of the wiinesses to ti marriage Certificate could either recollect the cerémony hav- aces 3 place or identify the parties, 4. Barnard testified to havi a to plaintiml by detendant in the and juced as Airs. ‘Bonnell, we the “ae. an sho was so introd ae. wife. Other witnesses testined to plaintiff and defendant pe Much tn each other's company, going church and elsewhere together. An oilicer who had been on duty on Hurt’s Isiand during the war testified that tue plainum car ‘up there to see defendant, and represented herself as Bis wife, Some of plaimtil’s letters to defendant Were then iutrodu breathing in their lines senti- monte of warm affection. ‘The desenaant was then examined. He testified ¢o the marriage having taken place at the time men- toned in the certificate, and detailed with much minuteness the time when it uccurred, the road taken in going to Dr. McUlintock’s, the movements ‘of the parties subsequent, to the mamiage and the Bour when they reached home. He also testiflea to having cohabited with plaintiff in the relation of pen and wife subsequent to the mar- riage mony, and continuing at intervals ri ae @ period of about three yea that she had never to him disavowed the marriage until after he had uttered the alleged slander, and that he had previously announced tne Marriage to nis sister and other parties. The defendant wes criucally cross-examined by ‘Mr. Shaffer, but without shaking his direct testi- maony. In rebuttal a Mrs, Elwood testified that on the Gay when the m: is alleged to have taken pies ‘sbe was visiting tie plainuil, and remained in er company from nine o’viock in We morping until about ten o’clock in the evening, and that she (piain- tu) could nos Dossibiy have gone to get married as Gefendant had testi Much of the testimony given was unfit for publ- leation, and much more of the same character was offered in evidence, but was excluded by the Vuurt, ‘The further hearing was adjourned until Monday. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. A Daring Burglar, Who Attempted to Shoot His Pursner, Sent to the State Prisen for Nine Years and Six Monthe—Housebreak- ers, Take Warning. Before Gunning 8. Bedford, Jr., City Judge. Lawrence Hines, who was indicted for burglary in tbe first degree, pleadea guilty to an attempt to commit that offence. On the night of the 22d of poets the accused entered the dwelling of Francis eating, No. 307 First avenue, Mr. Keating saw Hines in the act of escaping and pursued hun. After him for @ block the burglar turned and fired re Spencer addressed the Court in behalf of t Prisoner, stating that, while he had doubt as to the prosecution being avie to prove the burglary, he had Qo doubt as to the result of the indictment for felo- Dious assault, upon Which he would undoubtedly be convicted. The counsel urged his youth and pre- vious Character and respectability a# mitigat- lng circumstances, and hoped that his Honor would aye Dim as low @ pnuisbment as he could consist- entiy with bis duty to the pubitc. Assistant District Attorney Fellows said that the ase was an exceedingly aggravated one, and all that he asked on behali of the people was tnat the Court pass such @ sentence as he felt cousistent with Big-duty to the public. Judge Bedford, in passing sentence, said:—‘ There are two indictments against you, one for burgiary 4n the first degree and the other for felonious assault and battery. {care not what persons here in this Court may be willing to come and testify to your good character, for anybody who would come here and honestly do 80 does not know you. You entered that Douse ag a Drotessiogal burglar, with a jimmy 2nd with @ revolver on person, and I hoid that where ny be person in the Bight time will, wita a isimmy and pistol, enter a dwelling house, he enters e, to take penn committed this ry, and being detectea before you couldcarry aeveot anal iD Durpose, you discharged this atMr. Keating, ¥ 22all cube you tothe State rison for nine years and six mo?! Pine ‘prisoner, up upon being removed ‘0m the bar, said, The prisouer was @ smart, daring-looking fellod; and tne City Judge has evidently done tue commu: nity @ good service in getting rid of tim for the next ten years, 4 BATCH OF YOUTHFUL BURGLARS SENT UP THE RIVER. Obaries Nazro, William Suilivan and Peter Curry young men) pleaded guilty to pred at bur- giary m the third degree. On tl ht of the 23d -of February the tailors’ store of ‘James ennedy, No. 4 East Twonty-third street, was burgiariousiy en- tered, but no property was ‘taken. Counsel for cne of the prisoners made an urgent plea in his behalf, e@tating that a host, of influential citizens would give him a good character. and that he was the sole support of a widowed mother and & maniac sister. One of the prisoners had a ‘jimmy,’ another dark lantern and the third a skeleton key upon their pergons when they were arrested. After listening patiently to what the counsel had to say Judge ford said he sympathized with the mother of oue of the prisoners, who was present, but he was under oath to protect the community, and ‘would be compelled to send each of tne burgiara to the State Prison for two years and six months, This was the highest penalty which the law permitted ‘the Court to impose. ANOTHER HOTEL THIRF SENT TO THE HUDSON RIVER HOTEL. Patrick Sullivan pleaded guuty to an indictment en him with stealing, on the 4th inst., a trunk containing eighty-five dollars’ worth of weariug ap- Yarel, the property of Hugh Gallagher. It seems that the trunk was stra! by er to @ carriage which ‘was on its way from the Astor House to the Jersey ferry, and that the prisoner cut the strap aud ran Say with it, Judge Bedford asked the prisoner how long he had been @ hotel thief, to which he responded that he had never F belonged to that dishonorable fraternit, a [know bout you,” responded his are Rotel thief, ‘and ‘for telling @ fal in aa dition to the larceny { will send you to the State Prison for four years and six months at hard labor.’ LARCENIES, Joseph Perry pleaded guilty to an attempt at id larceny, the onarge being that on the 4th inate ie Stole twenty-six dollars’ worth of lead pipe from Michaet O'Brien, The, prisoner, Peing | Sg zbule, was sent to the Penitentiary for three months, The same punishment was meted out to Frede- rick Walter, who pieaded guilty to stealing a chain, Worth twenty dollars, the property of James Hand. Michae) Donuelly, who pleaded Dred to atealing two fleeces of wool, worth five dollars, irom John Mcinnis, was seit to the Penitentiary for two months, AN ALLEGED FORGRR OF COTTON ORDERS ACQUITTED. ‘rhe trial of Martin Murray. commenced yester- day, was resumed. He was charged with forging an order for eleven bales of cotton, purporting to have been drawn by Samuel M. Parker & Co., No. 181 Pearl street, It was presented at the warehouse of Horton & Farrell, aud the property delivered to the party presenting it, The principal witnesses for the prosecation were three colored men, whose tntellec- tual powers were not particularly brilliant, Tho fury Were not satistled of the identification of the prisoner, and rendered @ verdict of not guilty. COPARTNERSHIPS. stahy New “HAVEN, CONN. FEBRUARY 18, 1870,JOSEPH Dudley has this day been admitted a member of our tirm, under style of BLAIR & 'DUDLEY BROTHE! HE ACOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE | exit fer the drm of Wat. Q. Roving & Co, ie this dav dls solved by mutual consent Ds Nickois wil eigteny liquida- Hon. wu On BING, New Yorx, March 10, 1970, Mi. NICHOLS. ‘The undersigned will continue the ae facto y ‘mill at 148 to {bs Bank strest. 4 i a Me NICHOLS eaine HE FIRM OF HEWISON & BA been ua THIS DAY pee eauiae “ClistLes W. HEWI80: Manon 10, 1870. WILLIAM G. BARRE As COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- {ween Hermann Lins and Henry Muller, carrying on S24 provision business on Staten jermann Apa hw acttle all Tadnou 91800 TieNRY MULLER, We HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED | INTO COPARTNER- Parnes we same oF J, Halstead & as dealers in a8, Ran, Furnish! ges, Heaters and House 1, 3 ikhecmasae” EAA BUSINESS fase a cl “4 PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN, WITH 82,000 TO @8,000 ‘tablished businesas, Adaitan, Pith Saniculare aed ines. ces of writer, Dox 44 Herald ot olmce. ia AR PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN, WITH caah, wishes fo engage in & well extab ed and ce ere wi bis time will be juired. Addr th particulara and references, BISHOP, box 118 Heral 000 TO x ENGINEER DESIRES A WESTERN ESTABLISA- ment to manufacture heavy iron m work. for waoh th pare largo de ndsome prot * dressy ating fa tactiites, ot ENGIN EE Herald office. ATTENTION, | PRINTERS — —WANTED, ,_ A PARTNER busi already huni, Shy Ratna sttiba Are A, GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE AS GENERAL AGENT to employ subs. (West) on » ee family machine; ate. Apply at ‘treet, base- oe ‘sold fin this 8 Cortlandt’ PARTNER WANTED WITH er iy EXTEND ap established wholesale manvfacturing business that tet investigation Address J. H. C., Herald GROCERY STORE, IN A GOOD LOCATION, Broadway, rat ue ‘owner is in the wholesale business und cannot atteud HMAYD & CO., 194 Broadway. A Eigube “STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD OT ae owner obliged to go West. Inquire of P, GAFFNEY & CO., 25 Bowery. OR SALE—OR WILL TAKE A PARTNER—ONE OF the best chances that has been offered for some time, With s ladies’ saioon attached; long lease, 208 Eightn ave: Due, Saddle Rock Oyster House. FUOTEE. LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A FIRST urban Hotel long lease, low rent; splendid ung man taken af partner ©. C, WALLER, 25 = eee, PAReNER WANTED—WITH FROM 3500 ‘cash, in the Ley business, already eat eetiated, all Ob or address GROCER, 1,098 Fulton avenne, near Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, for one week. ATENY MEDICINE BUSINESS FOR SALE—THE z, oe Y 1 fe demand | profits 85,060 a year, = le money loctors recommend it, vers aa W. G. C, Oy Herald oMce. Raat nat an ee ‘an oid est ‘and well known Din Roth and” Restaurant, with rooms for permanent or trane alent lod irat class location on the west side, near the fudaon River Railroad depot. Address 87 Sisth avenue, corner Thirty-sixth street, iu store. ROAP MANUFAC Y FOR SALE.—STEAM POWER; established cash large capaciiy. Wil) exch Tor Cash or Real Estatewiibin 0 New York. Ad. ‘dress HAMILTON, box 17 Herald tee, ME: -WANTED, A PARTY WITH CAPT. Jolat interest tm valuable mineral property in this tn fine order and. admirably Tocatea for inmpediave. wad “highly: remuner Apply to B. F, COOK, 176 Broadway, rooms 19 and pe ADVERTISER HAS A MANUFACTORY READY for work and requires a business man with frow to @8 000 to assist him in starting; business permanent ef Profitable. Addreas NEC! ESSITY, Herald office, ANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH about 812,000, in = cash maoufacturing busia proste arge and busin nd reliable, Ada: AYTON, Herald ollice, Dusiness. fectiy safe ‘X& PROPRIETARY an make $10),000 o onus oF palent to puschase, Ad J. TT, J., Herald office. SMART, ACTIVE MEN, CAPITAL OF #20 TO 98500, will do well to call immediately for nice, legiti- 100 ¥ wale, very proftable business. WARREN'S, 208 Broadwa}, room No. 7. $400.- 00.-2 PARTNER —NEW AUTOMA 0 TOYS; manufactured ser ta largo will take everywhere. Address NOVELT' a sa Herald offic tale $2. 000.-4 ‘RELIABLE MAN WANTED, WITH this amount, to take half interest ‘and S| je in one of the most lucrative businesses a the city; 10 yom reestablished. For particulars apply at 609 Broadway, room 33. fia area ee $3. 000. 'ANTED, ONE OR TWO PARTIES WITH this amount to join in = very lucrative busi- ness enterprise, from which a large fortune may be realized im six months, Inquire of M. JOHNSON, 116 West Thirty- second street. 3 O00, A SPLENDID CHANCE TO rURCHASE: the Interest of retiring partner in the job printing business, including a valuable monopoly. Addresa NEIDA, Herald office. $10,000 Ax? 2 2002 BUSINESS MAN WANTED— For m branch oflice in Philadephia for = flourishing manufacturing cympany; business of the most staple character, with rotits, Party must fnvest the above amount 'in the business of the company. Salary References given and alos B. A. JOUNSON, No. 8 Eighih street, New York, — $15,000. 'ARTNER WANTED—IN A WELL ES- tablished business in the city of Newark, J., wholly staple articles, established 1861, doing a first claas trade. A call on me for particulars will ‘be advai ous to any desiring to make money, Address ‘T. NDLER, Newark, NJ $30.000,-TANz*0; A,STECIAL, Om AcrTyE partner, in an old established house in this city, paying 3b per cent on'investment. The advertiser will call Herald off on one ad- dressing A, 1 ie et PILEPSY.-I AM THE POSSESSOR OF THE CELE- brated al remedy for rant the last forty years I have ‘onversation in German, D, 164 Attorney street, frst for. Hi? GUILMARD, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER . of Human Hair Goods, also Tnvistblo Wig for ladies and'gentlemen, wholesale ani retall, 351 Canal street. Lek, HERE: CONTRACTORS AND "BUILDERS. Stone Turning and Rails done, at the most reasonable terms, at JORGE & WHITE'S, Seveaty-sixth airest, near Third avenue, second floor. EYES AND. EARS. RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.—BAUCH MANN (formerly with Professor Boissonneau, 0 Paris), makers atid inserters of the improved Artificial Hu- man Eye, 661 Broadway. N. b.—Thesw eyes are endorsed by the faculty. MACHINERY, T MIDDLETON & ROAKE'S, streets, Engines, Boilers, Mili, Dayton Tobacco C: Hangers, Pulleys, &c., second ‘52 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET—ONE TUBULAR Feta Helen, to sears old, bet feel. three Inch tubes, at, bars, stays and vinders, $500; also seven Tu diameter by 8 feet high. WATER AND DOVER Puinps, Tanks, Page & team Fittings, Bhafting, Ey NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1870. ——$ nell R RALE.-A FIRST CLASS ran TORY HIGH wa stone % xt nue, Dear the pare ‘with the rmitare, white his neat the house as be eri Haprover nts, and ja in pers order; oat be eo owner is woing to Ei i for permits apply to J. 0: BAILEY, 206 Fit aireot, heat BOworye ~FOR SALE, THE NEW FOUR STORY HigH sToor Kn, brown lone House 178 Seventy-frst street, betweon and Fou ues, to owaer, wb jowery, fromSA.Metol Peay” APPT 7 A “THREE STORY, BASEMENT AND SUB-CELLAR stone front House, 18,6x45x102, in Seventy-ninth (wide) Street, near Second avenue; well built and convenient ; patent dumb’ waiter from alas to bathroom on second story; for sale or exchang ed oF unimproved city property of more or leew" value area preferrec ALEX. M, KOSS, owner, It jenty-ninth treet, TWO STORY HIGH st STOOP FRAME, HRICK BASE. improvements, 20x40x100.11, in 117th et Detioen Phind and Fourth arentee;, $600, 8, Cah; immediate possession. ¥ SPANLEY DAY, 11 Broadway. (A. FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG- lish basement House in ‘Twenty-sccond street, ear Broadway, in perlect order, at « barzain, ‘OSCAR SMITH, 82 Fifth avenue, corner of Fourteenth at ORNER LEXINGTON AVENUE AND TWENTY: SKY- / enth streotthree store hich stoop brown stone, 20xG0x j ood order ipa. BTCHAM, 401 Fourth a OR BALE—A THREE STORY BRICK BASEMENT House, Zsr405140, with modern improvements, on easy terms. Apply to the owner, 8, SALOMAN, East Eighty-ai atrest, near avenue B. THE SCHERNERHORN betel WITH five lots; on the East river; entranoe carri tghty- Tourth streets house in Sne order, sx surroustet by other due ; Boats continually basalng; very desirable as a home or as an javesiment; overlooks fell Gate, sy Ra- venswood, &c. All conveniences, MURPHY & TOLER, 56 Exchan; UDD, 6 Metin or 0. G. LJ ee unuem AND STORE 8% BROOME street, pear Mulberry ; atore front, large ahow windows; rder; good investment. A) w W. W, SrEFHENGON, 2 251 ‘Broadway, room 17, oy F°, SALE ‘A VERY ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone Dwelling io Forty-ninth meee be tween Fonrth and Mad son avs.; @ four English base- ment brick Dwelling in Pwraniyaicth a at, ween Fifthand Sixth avenues; price low and terms a three Sosy high stoop brown sione Dwellag, is fore Seventy ninth street, between ‘Third and Lexin, very desirable three sto and French atti bro ein Fifty-fourth at m stone, Ho RILPARRICK & HOLMES, “e East er a Fo SALE—NEAR CENTRAL MARKET, FOUR tory brown alone Dwelling. with ttore, eullabte for ba: kery or olber business, WM. BERKIAN, 1,500 Broadway, Fens SALE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED A FOUR story brown stone House, handsomely furaished; new J. Soak Tin, TI fou, LEONARD FE SALE CHEAP—THE THREE STORY AND BASE- went brick House, modern improvements, 126x601 nth street, between Second ani itera. ¢ 87,000. Terms easy. Or to exchange for unimproved property In thie city of leks value.” apply on the premises, OR SALE, CHEAP—84.500—-a TWO STORY AND basement frame Housé, 8 rooms; very convenient; has gas court yard Ja'tront will be sold much under Value for eash. Inqu premises, 11th street, near Fourth avenue, “Hurd door. ee Len neg MURRAY HILL, ONE OF THE MOST plete and perfect Houses, newly and expensively fu nishe for sale, as aac owner is about going to Europe; Possession aly uly day price for all as it stands, except silver aad tinea, $116, decorations, palnting and furnitu be surpassed; location between Fifth and Madinon cate the crown of Murray Hill, of HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine atreet, OR SALE—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK House, on East Forty-ninth street, all improvements, in fine order ; size 20x46x100 ; price $11, do, This is actually a great bargain. Apply to ACSALTER, Jr., 8 Kighth ave- nue, corner Thi POR SALE CHEAP (98,500 Sheriff street; —— on easy; good investment. CHARLES EMMONS, 24 Brondway. {INE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP. ‘Three story and cellar ae and Lot, with hands store front; suitable f i or any business; 12,300; terms exs) see) Third avenue, fourth house north of Tooth ate atreet, coast tide, of of 3 ‘H. WELSH. [J OUsES FOR BALE—FOUR BOUSES On that each Fa 3 Al Inquire ‘OUR STORY HO! ca Hoor {complete order 25 erm on 5th ay, buth st, Bi Eat ai 831,000 ; ‘on West S4tl on 79th sit: ayn Attorney st. on Want ath wt, wii 0 Ton West 14th 5 tera aoP to up town office of a ‘oudway, or at 695 Sixth ay. ONE OF THE SEVEN NEW BRICK between First avenue and eT modern improvements, immediate’ possession; price $8,500, Owner, 8, A. SPENCER, 381 Grand street, Te FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSES ON Forty-ninth street, near Fifth avenue, for ale, or in ex- ebange for good building lots ra he Park, ‘ARLEM. Houses on 119th street, nue A, tor sale low, good location, near cars and boal j2 Cedar atreet, TH a BETWEEN ed NGTON AND THIRD 141 EAST THIRTY.NINTH STREET. FOUR STORY brick English basement, 18.6250x98.9, including turnt. bargain; #17000. J. B. KETCHAM, 401 Fourth av- $9. 000.- VE YEARS—A 5,000 CAN REMAIN | FIVE. ine three story bigh stoop brick house, with Modern fioprovements, ou 116th street, fourth bouse west of Thi i balance Apply ob premises, ished in bard w “Pity second street, vear Madi . J, LYNCH, 72 Cedar street, FOR A THREE Lgl ot STOOP $21,000 foe. .tags. ste nty-eighth street, near Madison avenue; hardwood finish and complete in every respect. Terms to sult, M.A, J. LYNCH, 72 Codar treet, $23. 00 FORA BROWN STONE HOUSE, 19X48X100, on Thirty. eighth streat, near Leiington ave- M.A. J. LYNCH, 72 Cedar atreet, $39,000 Fok AX ELEGANTLY FURNISHED four story brown stone House in Thirty. Sth street, near FIC 21,6x)9 block; terms easy: The cheapest Louse on Murray til M. A. J, LYNCH, 72 Cedar street, West Side. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE AX. House for sale-On Fiftieth street, near Eighth avenue; 19.22502100.5. Price $16,600; fae will be left on mortgage. Immediate possession. ' Also a three atory brown stoue on Fiftieth street, near Third avenues Uxs01100, Price $16,000, Qtuers 1p odd locations and on easy terms. Apply to 8. EMBEKSON, 421 Eighth MAGNIFICENT HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—N 4 Weat Fifty-fourth street, near Fifth stoop ; 2x66, lot 25x100.5; house well buil SITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BETWEEN Went Side. 42 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, Fifth and Sixth avenues. Three story attic basement and sub-cellar House, full lot, built by the late Wood Gibson for his own occupancy. The neighborhood ta unexceptiona- bh ie Ing entire) fording oro Mrmay -ny or De eapitaliats, to ages for business purposes. will fe a amy on "Tobe da March 1B, at 12 ofciock, je Salearoom, tit by MULLER, pty £00, « VER ANNUM FOR A FIRST CLASS FOUR $3. 000 Sor brows sone House, Wxs8z100, on Fifty. seventh streat, between Eighth and Ninth avenu sion tm: ly. at A. Fo! vila . J. LYNCH, 72 Cedar iatreets 22.500 Fe A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP Forty-fourth atreet, between Broadway and Sixth avenue; only 3,540 cash me al street. —FOR SALE, 61 WEST FOURTEENTH. street, opponite Macy's. This property ts 25 ‘or any kind of busi TCH & RIKER, 1,273 Broadway. $60.000. ‘31234, and well ar MisceNancous, A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL OR lease bis House, « four story Nova Scotia front, over 30 feet wide, with carriage house, stab! and large yard; hard wood trimmings, Jans windows, dc. ; unobatructed view of the Parke one bingk aistaut, wlsd three smaller Houses, Apply to ! . No agents. Pply to owner, 1,267 Broadway, room A FOR SALE— THE CH¥APEST FOUR STORY «_ brown stone House offered; location excellent; mist std Corner, 22 test (ront, will 1 bg’ “earagovaes aap Lore N “ALL THR avenues from ty-third to streets, Parties looking for cheap homes would do ane to call and examine our KILPATRICK & HOMLES, 46 Bast Twenty-third at. a3 000 vaone SNE RL AIOE BRICK AND BROWN con- rate mame’: A Anica bargain At A BARG/IN—FOR SALE, ONE OR TURRE Tw story and extension Houses; sewer, wate: us marble Price Apply to DOWN, BRO.'& CO , No. 80 Skillman street, near Kweu street, Williamsburg, New ork agents may reply. (A. 2OR SALE, IN BROOKLYN, ON THE NORTH. z, eat corner of Clinton and Lafayette avenues, some of {hota elegant four story high sloop brown stone fron Foot Houses, 21,23 aud 2ax48 fects lots 90, 110 and ‘These housea have been built by day's work in the most Wuorough manner under the supervision of tho owner, All modern improvements replete. Black walnut front and ves- Ubule doors; stairs and slalccasings of the: most elegant de- sign; black ‘walnut sash and French plate glass ; aininj Foor \d hall watnscoted in black walnut; independent Tee hetartonens tates wales slaseae sabe Vuaibasinay bulist French feet. antry, 18 rooms, 19 pantries and any amount of drawers, &c. ; hot a furnaces. Hitteen totwenty minutes by Greene ave: rs from Fulton ferry; five te seven blocks from Pros- pect Park grand entrance. | Price moderate; terms to ault; it one-half cash; must be seen to be appreciated ; imme- pouseasion, Apply on the premises, to THOMAS FA- ° DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THREE STO- Ty high stoop brown stone House, 25x50, all improve- ents, now thorou thly Pierre BS eae 5h; in Birst place, Brooklyn; very iow, ean be had imme- diately. Apply to J. PRED'K'SCHEPELER, 20 Euchan Pl 2 FIRST GLASS HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN IM. provements, in perfect "order, in one of the moat de- locations of the Nineteenth ward, Brooklyn, near the ow, May or fail. 8 Broadway, New York, A Tmo STORY AND BASEMENT PHILADELPHIA briok House; nine rooms; al) improvements; fifteen minutes’ walk from oe. for near car routes; es nelghvorbood ; 20x48%100; price #6-2i0; only #260) cash. Br to owner, uCta TGUIN, 149 Bromdway, room NB BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for » House in New York, elegant stone Mansion, replete with comforts and improvements; probably the most desira- ble residence In Brookya. Photograph and particulars with RIDER & ALLEN, 39 Pine street. ROOKLYN, E. D.—FOR "BALE, CHEAP, THE FIRST eli three story high stoop Philadelphia brick front House and Lot, 11 Lafayette piace, South Fourth street and water throughout, For price and terms inquire on the premises. (SURBMONT AVENUE, NEAR DEKALB, BROOKLYN 9 a cauey te House, now rented for Sto, for sale at only €8,000; mortgage " és 72 Cedar atreet, POR SALE-THO SPLENDID THREB STORY AND AND basement brown ston» Houses, Nos. 259 and 961 Sackett street, near Hoyt; 20x42x100; all modern improvements. Ap- i on premises or to ARNOLD & JOHNSON, bnliders, No. Batier street, Brooklyn. Price £813,500 ; ci sash'$6,500. POR SALE-AT TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN previous prices, by DANIELS £ ROOT, to close their copartnership, = number of D nd 8 " ranging from $1,000 to 12,00; 32,000 Lots on easy terms, cash; balance to suit purchasers. Al Apply to KIMBALL & BLALR, successors to Daniels & Root. Ninth street, Brooklyn. corner of Fifth avenue and OR SALE—COTTAGE IN BROOKLYN, 181 DUFFIELD street, twenty minutes’ walk from Wall street ferr contains uioe rooms, extension and under-cellar; all the modern improvements, bathroom finished in aolid black ‘walnut, first rate order.” For terms and permits to sce prem- jaca apply to 8. HONDLOW, Montague, near Court atreet. FOR SALE THREE FIRST CLASS HOUSES, THREE stories, basement and sub-cellar, Philadelphia brick front, brown stone trimmings, and all'tne mogern improv hot and cold water and gas yah work; alt B Boni rms easy. 3 or JOHN ‘MONAS, ow OR BALE—A URES STORY CORNER BRICK House, % by 45; fot 25 by 100; price $9,500 cash; easy terms.’ Apply on the ee JO! Onn HON PSOR __ Sommer of Conover s and Dikeman streets, South 1 Brooklyn. OR SALE~A THRE STORY a BASEMENT PHIL- adelphla brick ; modern improvem five blocks from ferries; rookira, E- E. D. Apply on promises, 68 South Fourth street, ' Price $12, Fe SALE—A BARGAIN AND ON EASY TERMS, seven pew three fecigd basement and sub-cellar stone front Houses on Gi ; { the ‘premises. Gre the premises, OR SALE -IN THIRTEENTH from Fulton’ ferry AND NINETEENTH wards, Brooklyn, E. D., $1,475,000 worth of first class improved Real Estate, at your own price. Apply to ALONZO GAUBERT, 98 Broadway, Brooklyn, B. D. OR SALE CHEAP_ON EASY TERMS, A NEAT TWO ub-cellar brick House ‘on south side of es, Brook- me excelient ueighborhood ; four near the Park. Inquire of owner, J. W. lines of ears an TRELOAR, directty opposite premises. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-(FOR A LITTLE CASH would take balance in good wines and hquors) new pry high stoop brick House, newly furnished, in ing location 1a Brookl lyn; price $15,500; terms easy. Inquire 42 John street, 3 in in'ehop hot 1°. provement and » the, best, and latest styi terms easy. 8. 4B. T. BURNHAM, A —FOR SALE—A FINE PLOT OF SEVEN LOTS, ON + Sixth avenue, at a bargain; splendid investment; fine site for a church. RICHARD HENNESSY, 218 Fulton street, ro room No. 7. A SUPERIOR FOUR STORY, HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House on For py A oy toes, near Fifth avenue, for sale reasonably. LVIN & SALMON, and 6 Pine sire NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE ON FIFTH -AVE- +4 nue for sale, adjoining northwest corner of Forty-ftth street. Key at office of Ek. H. LUDLOW & CU., No. 8 Pine street, GOR SALE—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH stoop Dwelling House No 80 West Sixteenth street. SAMU GLOVER, 47 William street. FOUR STORY ROWN STONE t, near Fifth articulars apply to A.M, NOR SALE THE TOR SALE (IN Fi SE_BROWN STONE House, 21259, lot 100.5, 68 West Fitty-tirst street, near Fifth aventie; very desirable location; imu sion, Apply at 41, same street, ) OR TO LE, VOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE, FORTY-FIFTH street, near Tenth avenue, two Lota, with three story brick Dwelling ana Factory, 40250, three story, with Engine Boiler and two adjoining vacant Lots. ‘Inquire at W. SSER & CO."S, 197 William street, ‘OR SALE—NEW FOUR STORY "BROWN STONE House, handsomely finished in hard wood, 49 West Fifueth street; price $19,000. Apply on premiaes. PR aot ar et SEVEN YT NEARS) LEASE FROM NEXT tx wi 0 A 5 horao Holler, £ Planers, U Moulding Machine, Saws, Sbaten My Bgting ge jall in complete running order. Apply on the Ph Sule jak sireet, between Franklin and We ington, Green| aisolye. STOCK OF ENGINES. pe, Shafting, Palle Iting and pion, at P. CASSIDY'S, Nos. 4 to 'O 100 HORSE POWER. ENGINES AND Boilers, Address box 106 Greenpoint Post office. OR SALE. TWO BOILER PLATE IRON SOA F% Kettle a Boller, Tanks, Jackot Kettles, ae pp! OR SALR-A LARGE eapeedodt| Steam Pum; of every dese yor ‘ow nw ries part pay in Boap taken. uth street. OR SALE-A FOLIO MEDIUM GORDON PRESS, anirop Standing Press, with boards, & also Chases, Stand and Cnese for (yoe Apply at BOWNE & CO'n 6 Liberty street. OR BALE CHEAP—A BAND BAW; ALSO LARGB sized double suriace Woodworth Pianer and Matches, Moulding, Morticing Resawing Lathes, te. ARVEY, 28 Spruce street, New York. ECOND HAND HORSE POWER FOR SALE CHEAP, 52 Robinson street. ¢__CIGARS AND TOBACCO. — Cigass, LEAF TOBACCO, &C., FOR SALK.—LIQUI dation ‘of De Braekeleer & Foote.—For sale at cost, 80), 00 id well seasoned hyn aud seed OC Bonches, Fixtures, & Lotte, 25x100 (first, ie ‘manufactory: rent $250), Apply at the manufactory, an street, up stairs, #8800 and 350 per set; ea, 85 por dozens Crothe, yard. Send your orders by mai t Cushfons for sale at ten conte per iat ning & ool a "t twouty-Ove conte per set, rT . H. GRIFFITHS! facto tory. 40 Tt 00, #250. and 920; mee OR SALE—118 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Sixth avenue, fall sized four story stone House; full lot. Apply Wo TAYLOR ‘& STEARNS, No, (3g Pine atroet, NO. 17 WEST FIFTY-THIRD STREET, near Fifth avenue, a magnificent, four story high stoop brown stone Honse, 20266, lot 2)x100; built by the owner for occupation in the most substantial manner; has rosewood doors, double floors, Frenci plate glass, and every Improve; latest atyle. Apply to the owner, No. 11 7 aH STOOP 143 West Twenty-second atreet, between Sixth and Seventh’ avenues. Inquire on the premises. [POR SALE— BUSINESS PROPERTY, NOS. 199 AND 2u1 G abargain, Also a three atory'and | 1 203492100, No. 424 Wes ‘Thirty-fourth street. Inquire at 424 West Thirty-fourth street, of J. MAYE a Th ei, OR SALE—AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, AN ELE. want Dwelling House, Carriage Hous and 234 acres of Ground, at a great bargain, {f applied for immediately. No. 62 Wail street, room 12. OR SALE OR TO 1 three story high stoop brown stone How Street; freacoed throughout and in perfect order. J. PANGBUEN, U7 & _WITH THE FU SITURE, THE No. 64 Perry Inquire of INTH WARD PROPERTY—10 CLOSE AN ESTATE, wittiate Nos. 64 and 66 Charles street, oppoaite Vac Nest place; size of Lote 49,11395.5, with a good thren alory brick Dwelling and extension, the whole containing 21 rooms, with all the improvements; also two story brick stable on the adjoining lot, ing 8 stalls, with ample carriage room and large loft; reduced; terms Apply to E, L, & BT. BURN) 609 RTH AVENUB—38X100; ©) oxcavated and ready ND S4Xx1 ‘or building; below Fiftieth street, H. RATHBONE, 70 Codar street. 100". FROM SIXTY-THIRD TO SIXTY FOURTH street, near the Boulevard; price $50,000; terma to ‘or will exchany red city properts : DILLON, py Wann arena, JANES OR SALE--THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH Store, 436 Columbia atreet, South Brookiga. JOR SALE OR TO LET—FOUR FIRST CLASS THRER story high etoop brown stone Houses, situate on Rod- hey street, near Bedford ave in the best manner, euch con modern rooklyn, built and furnished ig BROOKLYN prices low. Apply to F. P. eet, rooom No. 2. ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—DESIRABLE Houses, near the fer BELLAMY, 161 Montagu $9000. ar GaRGancd SEW FIRST CLASS three story brick House, with all improve. Renta, In an unereentionable neighborhood, near Frospeet Park. KER, 249 Pearl street, JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL’ ESTATE. For Sale. ERAL ELEGANT FRENCH ROOF OR SALE-—SEV! Houses, with bee &c., complete; or they will be rented to good Apply to H. M. ROGERS, corner Pi or tary Hudson Guy N, |AMBLEN, Ni LOT FOR SALE, 183 Bioomfeld street. Inqnire on the premises or at 228 } OBOKEN.—HOUSE _ AND Weat street, New York. HE ORBOKEN, J.—FOR c ‘HEAP B BUILDING I LoTs ‘OR Cottage Keecaete or ‘around thin neighborhood, apply tod. 8. oa NLOP, 19 Newark street, Hoboken. OF N HEIGHTS.—FOR SALE, 500 DESiRA- ble eo nd 0 dwellin, pee various locations, on ter riges $2,500 to aay Lorine; Driggs fF ARLe W. WARD, Aeneas. J ROPERTY FOR, SALE, mo DHAne OR REN’ T ‘Oran Prom M3,000 to #73000, HAMILTON & . saa street, vet Pine. WILLIAM WILEY, Agest, Orange, N. J. To Let or Lense. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN WAYNE o rent, either unfurnished or partly ROBERT . MEEKS, £0 Cedar street, ‘TIN HOBOKEN, SEVERAL DESIRABLE Houses, with all the modern improvementa, within five niinutee’ walk from the ferry, | For particulars, inquire of T . DUN »Agent, room No. 4, ollice Hoboken Land and Tmprovenient' ‘Company. Ouse TO. RENT—CORNER OF WEST HAMILTON and South Firet street; 13 rooms, Apply to FRANK ‘HOLLENS, corner of Erie and North First atreets, Jersey PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. LL WANTING FARMS.—9000 ACRES, GOOD. SOIL, of Philadelphia; price only impro' Farms, The ce is growin; y mont any otber piace in the United Stat thousands are settling. Address C, K. LANDES, Vi jaud, N. sincrns mov am. BUBOAEe reeeea rivets 8,600" only; elegantly fur ENSON & SON, 11 Pino street, T RYE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.—AN ELEGANT AY Place, with aC six acres land, large handsome house, with us furniture; well, sulted for, & summer tel. AT MOUNT VERNON—A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE it i we or summer, nine Cipronrt frog, ye sa | o joure han thirteen roc x grea repair. le, house, chieken house, ae." tnd ice house, Seven Acres land, well stocked with fruit of ‘ail kinds, tne abade trees, Pertectly healthy, For salelow as owner must move South, JOHN H, GRAY owner, 78 Cedar street. So | PROPERTY OUT A ae. ere FOR SALE v PROPERTY ours or (Sg ll FOR GALE OPANGE: N. 3.—FOR SALE, A HANDSOME VILLA, Tromtih cokeh House and stable and two acre, five minutes depo . 5 cine a ae Apply to. the ‘owner, Oma, MOUNTAIN RESIDENCY TO RENT, FULLY lurnished, for season or year; (ourteen roots, every Souvenience elegant xrounda, capacious outbulldin ga, HAMILTON © WALLS: No.» Nassau 31, corner Pine, ¢ )WN YOUR OWN HOME AND SAVE RENT._AP Rutherfurd Park, 40 minutes by Erle Raliway (rom y third street, fare onty 7c. with churches, schools and marcets nefgbhy hoice Hullding Lots for aale by the Mount Ruthertwrd Company, on favor ble terms. “Apply to, KOWENT BLAUVELT, 10f Broadway 4 ok & ROWS, Superiniendent, Rutherfurd Py ambers or T went B YERY NICE COTTAGR, rooms, heater, yas, range, €e., 7 minutes from depot sn eaienal ‘Gall akadhlia’ 5. TAYLOR, 09 Codar oh. d ES, yan HOUSE, BARN, 414.000; situated at ‘New! minutes trom y, near depot. Al BRINCKERHOFF, ‘ti "yuo ‘street, New Yo At rorbuax, NEAR DEPOT, THREE HOUSES, FROM 40) (0 $700'per annum, to let or exchange for city Dwellings; also Lots FoF sale. rel » HEALTH, 1236 Chambers street. A DELIGHTFUL SUMVER AND WINTER RESIDENCE, thirty minutes by rail, for sale or to let; $400. Apply on Grove avenue, opposite Sécond place, near Morrisanta depot, ANY GENTLEMAN WHO REAL chase a beautiful Count; i for enjoy mienk pach, te faven Raliroad, our from New’ York, OWNER, box 3,347 Post ole. A. REEBNDID COUNTRY SEAT OF 61 ACRES, OVER. looking the city of New Branawick, on high’ groun Superior improvements; \ral class in evéry roa i arent wariey of eave, fr iy stocked ‘and ri soe cup an lecant } Magnificent location, ce ERGUSON, 09 Nasano street, room 24, A BAKOAIN IN RARWAY,— rg can addre } UTHERPURD PARK,_THIRTY-POUR LOTS FRONT: » ing on Park aud Pierpont avenues and Latayette place, 2 per lot; 1 percent cash. balance ten years or longert no money re ngulced if apraved AMES H. HUNTING, owner, 15 Jobn street, QPRINGLAND, ity TATION, PA.HAND- © some | to New York seve: ad Fal tines a day, half hour frou Philadelphia, & choise cows. try home at » moderate ye KANK G, BROWN, 58 Broadway. SPLENDID PLACK.—RANWAY, §' nue, House, tL rooms; barn, fruity ae, And three acres; ten tninuies to new depot; # suit, Pr, HCH ARDSON.” 10 SALARIED MEN.—FOR SALE; RARE CHANOR; $500 down and only #50 monthly until paid, modera. French roof House, marble mantels, dumb water, ie. oe hour in New Jersey (ree railroad ticket for one year to pur- i price only +s old price, ARKEN, up stairs, 73 Barclay street, T°} FOONOMISTS.-FOR SALE, GREAT Qrrontg- nity, $80 down and only $50 monthly until paid; ele gant modern French roof House, gas pipes, hot air and ll bigh A qacong clone to beg va one hour by rail free pass for one year to purchaser: price Gs00; cll Se payroants equal’ only Cova maocereia rent have your own home. STOCKTON, 73 Barclay street, up statra, TNEW SUNSWICK, ON THE RARI' TAN, JOINING inud, with veers of frets lenge masanion cl Si yecd Sona, fon too! with’ sultable outbuuld ‘suitable for’ schoof or surminer 3 ak 000, GUSON, 89 Nassau street, room 24. AT GREENWICH, CONN.—VILLAGE RESIDENC Country Beats and Farms for sale; bil prices: With ehore fronts; several to | —____ J. W. ATWATER, Goncod Bridge Station, Conn, A FOUR GREAT BARGAIN-IN RAHWAY, N. 3., blocks from depot, a plot of 50 Lots and twa Houses amount of enah required: would take must be ‘ee small capitalsta, look 'to this; no idress J. 8. T., box 40 Post ollice, crore ASTORIA.” FOR SALE OR TO RENT CHEAP, new three story French roof House; 10 rooms; 10 mintites from steamboat or horae ¢ cara, ROBERT T, MEBKS, #0 Codar atreet. A GOTHIC HOUSE—10 ROOMS, CARRIAGE HOUSE, ear the c! fine grounds, &¢., location first class, on the Hudson, elty, for dale low; $8,000, Owner, 279 Pearl street, CHEN, NEW JERSEY.—FINE RESIDENCE or exchange for Ho ror aa in Brooklya; this resi- Genco has all improvementa: price @Rou0 cas “ale ea E, M, MASON, No. 1 Centro at reet, T FORT LEF—TO LET, 10 ACRES AND HOUSE; splendid furnished Hous, at Astoria, 1B acres; two ai ne at Rabway, |: SERGEANT, 21 ‘Wail atreet, AT GLASCO, ON THE has lately BRCKYARD FOR, ab Hudson river.—The y: r orer, with new house, sheds machines and all Implements necessary to manufact rick; if not sold before April would like aman who thoroughly understands maunfactur- og ag partner. For particulara tuquire of or address P. 7. oO GH, Saugerties, N. Y. \OTTAGE DALE FOR SALE.—A HA! / stone Reaideuce, 21 apartments, bay windows, v bath, fancy barn, ice house, 10 acrea of hichly’ cultivated Tand} extensive lawn, flowers, swing, rustic and ornainental trees; water excellen Foiladelph hia, twenty minutes from Pennaylvania Railroad the’ river Schuylkill; $12,030 If not six weeks it will ba to 1 ME Goraic ‘summer (or longer) with ¢ for tl modero furniture, Also 120 acres of good rolling Prairis in Towa, for half what auch land there has sold For descriptions Limerick square, Floyd county, for, or I will exchange it for ony in etait address Dr. W. Montgomery county, Pa. BRban, . ALE OR peamen ‘every sia- road. Parties de- Rartioulars and be MBERSON, 42) to let tlon on ‘he aon a siring to purchase or hire will find full shown the property by applying to 3. Kighth avenue. (MOUNTRY HOME AT JAMAICA, L. 1, FOR SALE ) low or Pape cer e—-Good house, 16 rooms, marble mantels, heater, &c,; abundance of fruit; I# acres; well located for buliding lots, fronting on Futon sireet ahd near three rall- lets than one hour fram New York. Apply to WA, CHURCHILL, 84 Willian street, New York. NOUNTRY SEAT. yheiipentehd TO LET OR LEASE, high plenty of fruit, Ad: White fiains Post olive, qu WOOD REAL ESTATE OFFICE - able Properties Northern Raliroa: 4 s00te 150,000, Refers to David H ley, W. R. Vermily 1) for sale; Hoad- D. GG, 115 Broadway. b. WALTER SMITH,’ Englewood. FXGLEWoOn, wv. CHEAP OR_ Ex. 1) change for city near New York. OR SALE, 0 er S08 Broadway. FOR SALE, FURNIS PNStEWwoo 4 unfurni on the Northern frst olnee heater, rang te. roperty; are handsome Shade and evergreen trees, good barry could not be duplicated for ess than #13. Ighland depot, one of valley snd con containa 13 room allroad; | pg about 400x200, cornet pert at will bel aoh 0; and will ‘& great sual opportunit; for any one wantlag a pleasant aud con- Tenant oe MELLICK, TR ARM FOR SALE-SITUATED IN THE TOWN OF Baratoge county, containing 100 acres: three les from Saratoga Milton, miles from "Ballston Spa, about four ‘00d house, barn, cowshed, henhouse, corn- ene with Crd, Re; about 70 acres’ under cultivation; 90 acres timber tS 4 acres cranberries, 6 young apple trees; will b with’ crop in ground, one’ cow, two horses. wad fariatn, ploments complete, cheap for cash. Address BARA’ ibd, station B, New York city. ARM FOR SaLh.--A SMALL FARM IN WESTCHES ter county, 85 mii rst class two story Mansion, nearly new; good house: grounds nicely'laid out; 1% mile lariem Railroad. Pri 0.1 Mercer atree OR SALE—NEAR STATION, A DELIGHTFUL try Home, th the inte Rev. William P & modern two ‘story house, large barn and outbuildings nearly new, with eight acres of fend, wal sosked with choles fruit trees; situated on one of the most aby id ea of the State, Address Mrs. PAULIN, Nanuet of cockland, county, N. Y, Northern Railroad, or ALEX. YOUNG, Continental office, 103 Broadway. OR SALE.—A RARE BARGAIN, A en range, ae and col beth port Address G: 20), WondE i. Ri ah Elizabethport, N. J. OR SALE-.. Bing sing, yack, Yonkers, New Rochell Orange and el HASTINGS, Cte & SALMON, 4and 6 Pine street, OR SALE— hot and cold water, range, ‘bathroom, ke, ; hear depot fee photograph and Fearn particulars of R. ¥. HA Brondway, New York, at 2P. Cottage sttect, Newark, N-d- (JOR SALE—CHEAP HOME, F’ Inland, neat two story House and Lot, from ferry ; pleasantly located ; good uelghbyrnood DARREN, 60 Broad street, ISLAND—GOTHIC COTTAGE, re land; five minutes from ferry; rable reaiden 76,000; terms eany RIOTT, OR SALE—STATEN 11 rooms, of bay DARRIN, 50 Broa jerked or the se, 40320; twelve rooms fine basement good ‘repair? atabley carriage howse and five ‘with orchard, Ac.’ ‘This property te near the cal meeting eran For’ full particulars call on R. NDREWS, 261 Canal street. Price 89,00. {JOR SALE—ON FASY TERMS, AT FAR ROG ;KAWAY, 00d land, the le toa House, for many yearn kept by the bakery and bar attached to L inte Mr. John Bell; a splendid the place; a large baking business done ali through the year, Apply on the premises, or to J. WILSON, 1% South at., N. ¥. OR SALE-AT NORWALK, CONN. FINE RESI dence in perfect order; 14 rooms; hot and cold w: bathroor ‘carriage house, cow house, nery, tool of d, concrete walks, fine fruit trees; located on main avenue; 10 minutes by horse cara from depot. For futher information, permits, ac., ap- ply to WM. H. DARLING, Erie Railway oflice, 241 Broadway Fok SALE—aT ROSSVILLE, STATEN rooms; new barn and outbuildings; cc the landin, ne view of the riv of, Daniel inant, docenned: possession gh Stel, Appiy te Shs T, foot of Twenty-alath street, tver, or DAN Te BUIWATER. No. 153 Maiden lave, New York. WIOR SALE—ON THE HUDSON, 25 MILES FROM THIS city, «large House, 20 rooms, with one acre of land; in full view of the river apd close to the depot; suitabie for boarders or a@ school, rice, which is very cheap, $16,000; $0,000 cash, Apply to 8. EMBERSON, 421 Eighth avenue. OR SALE—A FARM OF 17 ACRES; ONE OF THE most beautiful situati the Hackensack river and one of the most healthy tn the vicinity of New York; if p ferred seven acres, with Improvements, will Ue sold sepa rately. Address B., box 2,494 Port office. {OR SALE CHEAP—IN WESTCH! TER COUNTY, A Farm, containing 170 acres, well located, with good buildings, abundanee of choice fruit and well watered; « For further par- Fulton ood chanee for investment; terms to suit. Seulare apply to WILLIAM WATERBURY, No, 7 street, Brooklyn. OR SALE OR TO mite from A. eo aa ator vy nse, with a Iarye garden, location very heathy. A store opponite the ral ad depot. PRET KINDS OF LANDS IN. ViR- West Virginia and the South for sale by the NEW LAND COMPANY, 58 Broadway cna, YORK SOUTHERN PLOY OF ast ACRES FOR SALE— land, opposite 42 Francis AY, opposite Han Fras sitiated as Brooklyn in y of ‘Rew York, and at the terminus of the Pacific . have for palea plot of 1,896 ncres, all eligible ing, and every paving the ‘outlon ‘overlook {San Francisco city, the bay, Golden Gate, ocean and far away inland. Thiw prope an unusual opportunity for an javestment ; on bond and mort, UOMER MORGAM, owe half of the purchase money can remain For further particulare taquire of No. d Piue street, Poe, FALE OF TO” residence of 8. D. Horton, a nished, five acres land, on City Island, Soutt and yachting unsurpassed. h avenue, voint, OR SALE on TO 1 LET. FURNISHED, A FINE & j 14 rooms, vas, dc. ; ample groun , BACHE 4 CO, 111 Broadway, AKEWUOD, THE GEM OF ‘ORANGE : MOUNTAL LJ for aale..Thin in universally acknowledged to ve t finost place in Liewellyn lark. F TA. U, RATHBONE, 10 Cedar sireet, ut in good t Country Seats, HED OR a very desirable Rebidence within three finest locations id, Out, abundance of ‘frult, bargain and upon termato sult. This isan un- from New York, containing ee acres ioe $15,000.“ Apply to DWELLING House, containing twelve large rooms, with bath, kitch- water: jp caprnctoa avenue at Eliza- can remain on mortgage. A VARIETY OF CHEAP PROPERTIES AT Montclair, IN NEWARK, N. J., THREE STORY FRAME House, with Extension, containing 11 rooms, heater, yas, Can M., or on the premises, 24 ST LANDING, STATEN fine view for gentleman, of moderate E—AT SING SING, WITHIN ONE MILE AND depot and steamboat landing, a yood ISLAND, A 1d Farm of 30 acres of land, and House containing 17 ’ Cottage, 8 rooms; a One planta ta Creat ‘of . one picket fence all around it; . HERZOG, owner, in the FOR THE SUMMER—THE jendid house, partly tur- For fish- Inghire at 70 Union place, from Peck sip. Also beautiful re, $9,500. Also an bulldinge and fs ac Investment, being within five mtautes af the Mon! ot and on the line of the new Midland Railroad. Ay Who ARRIOTT & GIESE, 14 Vine street, or to owner, ‘array street, in crockery store, po SPLENDID FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANG L for city Property; gne all stocked, 88 acres; one I acres; in New Jersey." . MASON, No. I Centre street, T° one ea BUENA “VISTA HOUSE, GLOUCESTER it, N.J. This old established house and ene now tolet, For particulars apply to J: a8. BiekGUs, pier 12 East river 0 LET AT HASTINGS, ON THE HUDSON, SOME Cottages, in tine eonditios c., attached. Apply to 3. MA HEWSON & SON, Po LET—oN Nour SHORE, STATEN ISLAND, FIND healthy location, a fine Manston, nicely furoiahed, tm fine order; good buildings; vegetable gardem and about Ld acr { the finest places onthe island and. will ied on: tessonahie: tersan sete food tenant, For further particulara apply 10 J. MATL BW. JON & SON, 82 Pine atreet. road de AT PURDY STATION, ON HARLEM RAIL two ators House, containing sven rooms, fur unfurnished, with abl di carriage house, one Tax, from’ depot. Inquire of or address J. Ke Hi broadway, Now Yon PO LET-NEAR KINGSBRIDGE, WESTCHESTER county. ‘a Honse, containing en ‘rooms, ‘replete with nearly all the modern tmp + gare together with 24 acres of land, carriage house, stable, &c. ; reat $700. Apply betweem Mand 2 P. M., tok. D. EWEN, 22 Duane street, 10 LET.—NEW BRIGHTON AND WEST amrontoT. Bers) Mei} first ae ees Lene! * 15005, one turnixhe ; Cottage, $35); two new brick Houses, $800. He EDARRIN, 50 Brond streaks ree A LAR a MANSION, « ONE ig 1 EW ersey by rail; high ground; m ot; only year rent It taken night olf. H. H. ‘ONES By: Harelay streaks pe LET—A SPLENDID FARM, OF 20 “ACRES, situated on the Hackensack river and Paterson plant road, five wiles from Hoboken, N.J. Wiil be let low tos ood tenant. For pecioulai ply to M. KADER & SON, 60 Pearl street, 0 LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF WHITE PLAINS, & sirable place; large House, 14 rooms and kitchens ‘arriage house;, large garden, well fruited: good eds corner of aL and Lincoim avenu y to A. JACKSON HYATT, White Plaing, or to GEO. we okis did Hutson street, New York. TPO,LET FROM THE IST OF APRIL, IN THE MOST desirable location in Newark, N. J., a firet clase House; $1,200. Inquire at 00 Front street. 0 LET OR TO LEASE—THE FLOOR AND BASE ment of Goldsmith's Hall, Newark, N. J, and all the Tools and Fixtures for the manufacture of jewelry fn all tte branches, with steam power and heated with ateam thro out the whole bullding, and water closets in same and to connected with a sewer to be constructed by the city du BS Ee ea Apply to SMILLIK & DORRANCE, Nod VILTAS FOR SALE OR TO RENTNEAR. STATIONS ‘of the New Haven Kaliroad. Applyto MELVILLE BK. MEAD, Darien depot, Conn, W2STEIELD, X. J. YOR SALE OR TO L nda half story House and large Shop; Ught business, Inquire wt 389 Spring street. $6. 5OO-ATSERARK, 8 1 FOR . SALE, A FINE i) House, 7 rooms, fine order, gas and water; fine location; six minutes from two depots s immediate poe “wersion. KOBERT T, MEEKS, b) Cedar street, Witt BUY ON# OF THE BEST BUGAR $80.00) fon in Loutaiann; Utien, perfects convenient to make voommusioations from Ares class pare Hes o faire PECK & WRIGHT, Attorneys at Law, CROSBY ATWO table for —FOR | SALE OR fhe NE OF THE BEST + brown stone poe. Hi Lexington Sh ery — Central Park, for Lota, ‘or a einall Place on the Hari New Haven foud. Apply to WILLIA PETTRETOU, 1 East Fifty-ainth street, SMALL HOTEL AT SARATOGA SPRINGS —PORPY t fronts; profitable summer bi ange/for city property. Also other wtasTINGS, COLVIN & SALMON, Nos. 4 and 6 Pine ot. XOHANGE OR RENY—TWO FARMS: ONE OB 1)" 128 acres, near Red Bank and Lony Branch, N.J.; fine od bulidiags. “Apply 60 West Thirty-Orsi sts in dllee: OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A SNUG LATTLE PLACE at Mount Vernon ; partly furnished; three minutes fromm depot; to exchange in part, payment for a amall brown stone or brick House, in a good locality in the city. Address, with particulars OWNER, box 6,102 Fost oflice, OR SALE Of EXCHANGE FOR NEW Y ert ‘ORK CITY A Farm, with stock and fixtures ; 110 xcres; om ss Long Island; near t JOH. LEIN'S, 9 JOR SALELEASE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOK- lyn or suburban property, a New Jersey Fruit Farm, two and baif hours from New York, tive minutes from depot acres, large house, barn, de. ; excellent walar no malaria; very desicable tor market eardeniog ; price 3700 Inquire of J. 0. / Taliroad depot. rystic street. Further particulars ab BENNETT, 28 Whitehall aireet. OR ‘SALE OR E CHANGE ¥OR BROOKLYN Jountry Store, doing prospe: dwelling attached, ape hour and rk; county seat. Permits of A. 0 minutes from New jo. 1 Pin (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OB Brooklyn Property Farm, 75 acres, delightfully located, on Long Tsiaud, near Bound: water house, gas, Ae.'; with 0 em partol Stock, at leas thau value. Permits Of A. JOURNEAY, No. | Pine street, {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—ONE OF THOSE ELE: ant four story brown stone Houses on Beekman ter- race, between Fiftieth and Fifty-irat streets ; $20,000. Apply to J. 0, HIGGINS, No. 7 Pine street. , in ac payine the diderence if any. Address, with Call particulars X., box €,009 Post office, New Yor! MO EXCHANGE A_STEAMTUG OR REAL To estate near k, 120 acres of Land, near Jefler- son city, Mo., some improvem: balance heavy timber, Or 76 acres craaberry inna ia New Address M. 5. La, Hera! id otic, ROY $8,000, —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR & emall Farm or country place near New York, a productive leaschold Business Property in city. Apply to owner, 19 Nassau street, room 17, REAL ESTATE gett TONE FRONT HOUS BELOW 1 street, between Thir bh avenues, BA Addron HASER, More Waste A DWELLING IN BROOKLYN, ABOUT ices one be Ed ig and best paying Billiard Se it tot Brooklyn as part payment. te A eee Da Ot ry db Union street, Brooklyn, JANTED.-A GOOD, NICE HOUSE, IN FIRST CLASS W Iocation, for a ready purch: Brokers need not apply, WM. W. AYERS & Co., 12 Vine street, room No. 1. Loans negotiated. RePRUOTION. ‘At “THe Arithmetic, Gramm: iadien’ department; Teleg traction. | FHOMPsO% ‘AT? TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 196 BOWERY. J\. private instruction, day and evening, in Tel Rookkeeping, Writing, Ausivess Calculations, Freac orthand, Drawing, Mathematics and Kog Ladies’ di jartment. Terms moderate. LL LADIES WHO WRITE A BAD HAND SHOULD 4h join, bop al og classes at once, Success is guar- antoed, ¢ 85, New pupils received dally. Hours TLand’4 o'clock, “Gentlemen day and eveuing. Lrivate tne struction given, ‘College, Booth's Building. be fay GRADUATE OF ONE OF OUR FIRST CLASS FAST. ern colleges desires an engagement to teach the class mathematica, ish branches or ( au, either in a wel or private pupla sbeat reterence air ning men prepared for entering college. Address JOHNS, No. 9 Cat raity place, LADY, WITH SOME YEARS EXPERIENCE, eens ry portion ng governess to teac! English, and mi ‘eferences given. address ERSEVER: ANCE, Mirenck Herald oltce, Brooutya. OARD, WITH TUITION.AN EFFICIENT INSTR tress, residing Jn Hrooklza, wishes to receive toto, ber family two or three young ladies who require careful attew- tion, or three cbildrun. “Address TUITION, Brooklyn Post office. READING LESSONS FOR PRIVATE ent OF public bee, ty a teacher of standing and experience. Address KLLOCUTION, box 4,961 Post aflice, &. F. A. BEEKMAN, AT BREMEN, et, 18 prepared to receive re desirous 0 ations. The greatest. cate will be, giten to and spiritual welture. Terme reasouabie. Proe- references 00 appiicativa. GERMANY, NO. their bodil peotus au