The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1870, Page 13

“ent in the ofice of Van Saun & Co. when this conversation THE WAYS OF WALL STREET, Tho Van Saun-Barr Case Again—Hard Swearing All Around—Statemoent of Van Saun & Co— Taking Afiidavits Easy and Loose~ Whata Man Does When Drunk. - {twill be remembered that some time since the HERALD publisied several articles under the above Caption, founded on aiidavits and statements, ether Presented in evidence or prepared for suvmission to the court, giving the history of a questionable trans- Action in bonds between Van Saun & Co. and Samuel ©. Barr, of Broad street, A motion was made by Juage Curtis, Larr's counsel, before Judge Spencer, in the Court of Common Pieas, to vacate the order Of arrest previously issued against Barr, at the suit of Van Saun & Co, A number of afMluavits were submited, which, while exonerating Barr, charged Van Saun with fraud, and amdavits in dental were Produced by the couusel of the latter. ‘The ‘Weiglit of evidence was against Van Saun & Co. and in favor of Barr. Judge Spencer took the papers, but has not as yet rendered a decision tn the case. In the meantime both part.es, by their counsel, have been actively engaged in preparing for the legal con- test. Van Saun & Uo. yesterday made the following Statement oO weir case to @ reporter of the HEKALD:— i STATEMENT OF VAN SAUN & CO. +. On Judy 21, 1599, Samuel C. Larr deposited with ‘Our house $498 50 ay a margin for operating in Stocks and gold for his account. We made purchases @nd sales amounting to about $173,000, on which, After deducting the umount drawn out by bim, there ‘Was a balance aue us of $670, which ia still unpaid, On the 23d of september followiag he bor- Fowed $1,500 of us, about twelve o’elock, under She following circumstances. He said that he had @ Joan with other parties of $1,500 on $5,009 United Biates ment bouds. That he wanted to trans- fer the loan to us. We gave hima check to bearer At his requost, relying upon bis representations ana upon his promise to return inside of half an hour with the bonds, Asan inducement ior us to make ‘this loan he stated that he could Keep these bunds 8 security for tue batance due us and a margin for further operations; that he did not return until ‘@bout three o’ciock, when he stated that he was xpecting the bunds to come in every minute; that being very ousy we thought nothing of it. supposing At to be ail right; thatthe next we ueard from barr ‘Was through a letter received by us about septem- Der 30, & copy Of Walch 1s anuexed:— PALLADELPAIA, Sept. 27, 1869, ‘Messrs Van SAUN & Co: a GEN16—I made & mistake, but ft was not my fault; God Knows it was not, and you shail not jose. {suail get it be- fore I leave here, sure, #0 I beg of you to suspend your judg. Ment until you see me with the fusds again. I nay you ‘not lose. Yours, SAMUEL C. BAKK, On his return from Philadelphia, some time aiter- Wards, he stated that he nad given tue money toa third party, who gave it to another party, who Kopt it; Lat be got him (Kandie) in @ dark oom and threatened to take his lie wRh @ pistol, Dut that all he could get out of him was a mort- gage for $1,500, which was worthiess, because he aid hot own the property; vhat believing this story to be @ trick, we placed the mater tn the hands of our counsel, Mr. Thomas D. Robinson, ‘Who saw Mr. Barr, who at once frankly sald he was ashamed of the transaction and wanted nothi Bald about it. That all ne wanted wasa few days Andulgence to pay the money. That finding his romises amounted Lv nothing and shat the securities @ ollered us were worthless, early in December we caused bum to be arrested for fraud. Then, tor the Orst time, iu order to release bimsel{ from arrest, he came out with the grossest charges against our firm, which were subsiautiated oy the evidence of Joseph Dows, Kuigec Jeui, andrew J. Wighuwan, Benjamin Bradman ana Jobn Williams, ‘Lhe story that oue Mr. Wheeler wanted him w take our cleck fur $8,000 on our own bauk and, alter gettng i certified, to alter it to $$u,000 by adding @ “y” and an “0,” and that we threatesed to arrest lin for Uhe fraud if he would not do this and divide the proceeds was credited all the more Yeadily for its 1mprovabiliy. Since the argument of ‘the motion to vacate ie oraer of arrest, which 1s now pending before Mr. Jusiice Spencer, our attor- ney has been bunung up these witnesses, Hs sus- Dicions were aroused by ile fact that one of tue ‘Witnesses Was lade Lo swear to facts which hap- pened in New Yors wien s¢ knew he was im Mexi- co, To find these wituesses has given us @ long chase. Mr. Stevens, Barr's attorney, retused to tell us who the Joun Wiliams was making the am. davit, and the notary dia not know, except that he Was tntroduced by Stevens: and os there are forty- two men of that name in this year’s directory it seemed aimost impossibie to track him out. But tis trouole has been happily Gisposed of by the frauk admission of Joseph Dows u he never Knew any such person, As to the other witnesses, Kutger Teal, B. C. Bradman and Andrew J. Wightman, produced by said Barr, every ove of them owned up at once that their affidavits were faise, and gave our attorney atidavits stating how their afliuavits were oviained and in which Ubey state that they would never have signed the @Midavits respectively is they bad koown tnat they contained any such statements. Our attorney found Josepn Dows in Philadelphia on Wednesday, and tue following is the resuit:— PHILADEPHIA, March 22, 1870. Dian Sims—Have just found Dows. He said he was thunderstruck when he saw his ail. avits. Ho will do everythiay he can to repair the wrong. I wend his ailidavit. If anything more is needed to exonerate your frm and vindteate the character of your house Tam at @ loss to know whint it is. THOMAS D. ROBINSON. City and Coun'y of N-w York, ss :—Joweph Dows, being duly worn, says—That he has seen several allidavite made by hirn in this action ; that previous to January 6, 1870, the date of ‘Ais Grst alldavit in thi action, deponent, owing to certain disappointments in business and pecuniary losses, had be- come discouraged ; that Samuel C, Burr, the decendant in this ‘action, took Of this and encouraged deponent tn drinking till be became unconscious of what he was doing; that he, said Barr, then used deponent, as he fs informed and believes, to get these affidavits out of lim; that at the time they were made deponent Was not in aconditiou to know what he signed, and never Would have siued them if he ha known wiat they stated that be (deponent, was perfect'y astounded when ho was tn- formed that he had muse such audavits, and can only say that he desires to repair the wrong so far as Iles in bis power; that deponent would never have made such alidavite to ‘oblige his own brother. even if he had known what he was doing; that deponeni bes read carefully the ailidavit of Samuel ©, Barr, sworn to February 10, 1870, before John Burt., notary public, which states that Augustus wanted said’ Barr to take the cheek of Van 8: & for $8,000 on their bank and certified, and then alter the check to 30,00 by adding to the eight and 0” to the 34,000, and then deposit it in the Tenth National Hank and draw $80,000, and divide ft And let the banks fight it out. ‘That this deponent bas read ‘Dis affidavit following, in which he swears that he was pres- Messrs. VAN SAUN & Co. 4 s took place between sald Barr and Wheeler, heard all the conversation precisely as enume- Fated in said Barr's aflidavit. And deponent says ae be was never present in the office of Van Saun & 0. where clae when any such conversation took Place; that the whole story (rom begiuning to end, to the best of depondent’s knowledge and beliei, ts Utterly false, And eponent further says, while it ix trae that John Randle came back and reported thut he had lost the 1,60) (in a Sixth ave- nue car), which said Harr yot of Van Saun & Co. stil itis n0 more than fair to say that deponent had no doubt but that said Randle went out to loso the money; tn short, that ft was.a partof the programme a put up job; that with regard to the reward of $200 offerea by depovent for Rundic's arrest, it was made to lelp aid Barr; that deponent had no $500 to pay for any stich purpose and no intention of paying ftifhelad. And depoueut surther #ays that be has read the aflidavit of one John Williams (dated February 24, 1810) in this action, who swears that he has known deponent for over twenty-five years, and had trangactions and correspondence With deponent during that time, and seon him once in three months during that period, &¢. ; that deponent has been informe: that be, cepoueat, was Induced to personate John ‘Wilhams and swear to avid alidavit before the notary; afl davits executed by deponent were drawn by Samuel Ste- Yens, the attorney of Samuel C, Barr, and that deponent trusted to him to prepare them’ properly and at- tend to their execution; that said Stevena —intro- duced deponent to the’ notaries before whom he went, and can state whether deponent did personate Jobin Wiliams, but that deponent does not believe that bo did; but that if deponent did pereonate him it wi aia time wien he was uncouscions of what he was doing: and deponent gays that ba never knew oF heard of wby person of the name of John Wiliams before and that he believes this affidavit to be a gross fraud upon this court; and depo- nent further says that he never hada transaction with Van ‘Bauo & Co. or either of them in his life; that he never knew them or either of them to do a dishonorable act, aud he re- ‘Breis that he bas beon used to do then a0 gross & wrong. (Daly acknowledyed.) J. poWs, We at once applied to Mr. Justice Jones for leavi to submit this newly discovered evidence in the case, Dut the hearing has been adjourned on defendant's Motion to the ist day of April. A COLORED LONGEVITY, A Nantucket Whaler Turas Up in San Fraue cisco, The following particulars apout a colored veteran are from the San Francisco Bulletin of March 10:— While visiting the United States Courts in tne old Merchants’ Exchange building yesterday, our re- lies Was invited into the Marshai's office and in- juced to an old colored gentleman. His com- Plexion was littie darker than that of a white per- Son, and {rom a hasty giance at his mild, benevoient- looking countenance one wonld not notice his race. In personal appearance he was tall, compactly bullt, ‘With hair of grizzly gray, sunken eyes and cheeks and furrowed brow. His clothes were clean and neat, though not of the latest cut. and had evidently seen better days, A pair of dilapidated brogans, cut and slashed in areckless manner, enegsed his feet, and he bore tn his hand a plain, heavy cane. His story was told in a modest, intelligent manner, although his eat: seemed silghtly impaired, and ‘We present facts unblemished. His name is James W. Dennison,and to-day he celubrates the ong hundredth anuiversary of his birth. He was born in Plymouth, Massachusetts, March 9, 1770, and fesided there ‘until he was what is commonly termed in the prime of life, He then woved to a small but aspiring town on the Island of Nanvucket, some thirty miles from Cape Cod. Here he engaged in varions pursuits, be- came comparatively wealthy by fortunate ventures dn the whaling business, and was greatly respected by those with whom he had aeaiings. He cidims to have been master of the whaling ship Ganges many Years ago, and also to have owned several trading Vessels, In 1843 he came to California, and when the goid excitement broke out he tried his luck in mining and made some $7,000. Subsequently he en- gaged in business in this city, but was ruined by ene or bog heavy res that devastatea the city, He returned to Nantucket some sixteen years ago And started a sailor boarding house, residing at that piace until 1563, when he returned to thia city. He married mun and has three sons, two living here and one in the East. His wife, a blooming matron of seventy-six, resides at Nantucket, amon her own people. While tue reporter capgot vouc! and for yer His Exploits wit! he said, but instead having a woman wit! of more pleasantly, young man, will nis two children and When he left Japan hi ITY REAL anand Fifth and Madison 1h Pine atret. an, he can aay shat & number of ship captains and § ~~~ OR TO RENT, OR TO RENT, others who kpew Dennison tity years ago bear wit * - An RAB SE VORP en oa nero ness to. some Of the facts, aod we are Inclined to be- 1 111 BROADWAY--BY STANLEY DAY—WEST T RAHWAY, N. J.-A COMPORTABLE HOUSE AND | QARATOGA,~ SPLENDID. BNER . RESIDENCE, eve tat He M8 48 aged as’ ne represents biunselt | Atom or tot for sale ses the Kea Paves Crontas aie | A Aba eight aoran of dS minutes walk from the Si ti earings howe, able, handsome gro¥as, ery wre A Srtbuted gratullousiy dally; taalled on reoelpt of stamp, PoVOlIN's Ph 108 Brosiway, corner Pine strost. — RI ANOTHER FAST YOUNG MAN IN LIMBO. CHANCE TO BUY A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP » ~ = ms HED Hous sin {C7Om the Coston Travalien, March. 22.] AL Grown seu Hasee a averbiner teat ae het LARET I. Ht: LON, SRYRRAL Fines EPMO. ICRDY | FORMED ao iieee meted nog last Deceuber detective Adams. of the Cen. | tion; house 18.9x55; lot 100.6; all modern Improvements; witt- | yin yo Scat ‘ood fatalliew at moderate rates, Also goou | beautiful lotations for safe or to let, Photugraphis avd owner tral Police Ofice, bas had w iis possession vhe pos | ated’north side of Filty-aisth street, midway between Pith | Mounts at how sates kee ee oe en eae dene 004 | Seo Peart atroot. tograpt of a young man named Frank Curus, the original of which he has been anxious to capture to Sutisfy the ends of yustico, The exact whereabouts of Curtis have been unknown during the past four- teen weeks until yesterday, whea he turnea up at Hast Randolph, before the ‘Trial Justice tu that town, on the charge of stealing @ borse from Constable Porter there, who keeps a livery stable. Curtis, it appears, hired @ horse and sleigh to go to Milton, as the name of Fisher, but being dissatisfied wath ihe nag he had hired of Mr. Porter he swapped the ani- ‘mal and started for Abington, but turoed up at Kan- dolph, He had not beeo in town long when he was arresved by Constable Porver and taken before the ‘Trial Justice, as already stated, and held in $1,000 for trial at the next term or the Supexor Criminal Court, to be held at Pednam, on the second Monday ot next, In case the Grand Jury should fall to fi bill agaist Curtis on the horse uve Adams, who has lodged a warrant with the Sheriff. of Norfolk county tor the custoay of the refer charges agaiust him for swindling several Boston down town merchants by false pretences. Curtis is and 1s respectabiv connected, piexion, 19 about five feet eleven inches high and geueraliy wears smal! side whiskers. zs Sy cosuaings T RAHWAY, N. Jy NEAR DEPOT--TO LET, A FARM greene: JOR SALE—NEAR FORT WASHINGTON, 24 ACERS ; In Mornsania, one hour from Civy’ full ; 11 rooms; per- Captain Williams, of the Operda, was engaged to of valuable Land; splendid improvements: Ano large | Alto Gna ot as, aga Sowne, pianiy OF fea; GME. | fc urhealiig: papel aa Wiis ae. be married to a young lady in Maine, on bis arrival | house, ample stables; small fruits, shade and fruft trees; ex- WM, WATSON, 418 Broome atrect. ©. RLEVE, 462 Canal stroet, from the Javan cruise, but supposed he was coming home to meet them all again in heaita and happiness. East Side. Atotton SALF.—EXTRA CHOICE LOTS ADJOINING B atreels, March 29: maps realy. BENS, FAIRCHILD, ‘Auctioneer, by V, K. SEEVENSON, SON & CO., Auctioneers, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1870.-QUADRUPLE SHEET, the siatemants made by the old prorekry out OF THE CITY FOR SALE | PROPERTY OUP OF THE CITY FOR SALE A TWO BTORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE HOUSB in Forty-seventh atreet, near Sixth avenue, to let; oon- berhood Grab class, HERS, 600 aveaue, HORNTON M. RODMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 626 Broa iway, olers for rent a pioasantly situated Cott) at Peeksktil, high land and beathy, Curn{sbed; rent #39) also Store and Koum 46 Hudson atreet, #400. furnished Houses, 93,50), 89,00), $15,000 and $20,000; Houses to let, Give uh a 6 BROOKFIELD, 61 Cedar street AT™ ELIZABETH, N. _J.—-FOR weg, FOUR NICELY also falne all mode A th Boston Merchants and Apply to PRICE BROFIHE In a0 Eig and Sixth avenues. Apply on preinises, or to 8, L, BRAD> LEY, ol Weat Firtyatath attest, FINE NEIGHBORHOOD AND A_ SPLENDID brick House, 2055x949; West Thirty-first street, Eighth and Ninth avenues; 18,60); terma eas. % MORKIS B, BAER, 269 West Thirty-fourth street, A VERY FINE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK J. House, aii modera improvements, 149 Forty-aixth street, vl between Sixth and Seventh kvenues; $18,000; ilberal terms, T Apply on premises, to OWNER, bo.ore 14 and evenings. A A. WELL LOCATED AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE eee sory high stoop brick House, all improvements, Flity- third street, between Broadway and Kighth avenue car owen: BiGor, To be seen from 10 to Tk Apply to Br. SIMONSON, 304 Fifty-second strect, ono biock from house, oF to OWNER, 149 West Forty-aixth St. before 12 and e OR SALE—IN TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH avenue and University place, a valuable Lot, 252127 (eet; wil be sold low if purchased | diately, Ay to Ml LER, WILKINS £00, Nov? Fine sirece,” SPE 19 MULr building Plots tor sale, SOR, 221 Broad es (A. TINE House, nrc Iuquire of or apply to B. OODEN & aes ret app! T° LY FURNISHED, CONTAINING rooms, with six acres of Ground, handsomely laid nt, and with @ good stable, outhouses and gardens, situated on he Hida within cue hour's ride of New Xone to let, rivate family, for the summer or the year. ure oO} » STERLING, No. 4 Pine atrect. a Lett coustRy SEAT Rows 43 pate: iawn, on Faasale. river, : on iver, oppo Reins braciug the mansion hous carriage house anit stable, and from 15 to 20 acres of mayni- ticent lawn, weil stocked with (ruit and ornamental trees rent $1,000, Inquire of CHAKLES C, WAKELEY, 104 Eusl Tenth street, New Y 10 LET—A HANDSOME COTTAGE, BEAUTIFULLY situated om ithe Passaic river, opposite Belleville, N. J, jouse contains from 1h to 18 rooms; has a furnace, Water tached are from two to ten acres of fruit and ornamental trees; garden, both weil and rauning walter ob 46 minutes to one Lone trom New wire of CHARLES C, WAKELEY, 104 East Tenth w York, 10 LET--AT ORANG Brick ebureh, an with H. B. Ciatlin & Co, T? LET-FOR FIVE MONTHS, FROM MAY 1 TO OCTO- ber 1, furolsned, & commodious ( Houne, of that he went to Waltnam, ‘n him to make the jouruey pass On leaving Waltham he gave MOUNT VERNON, 45 MINUTES FROM TWENTY- ‘enth street, by Neat Haven Railroad, and five min- ‘om depot,A new House, in good onder; ten fine Mansurd roof ; lot 100x108; only #6000; 43,000 onal, balai easy, Cal! on or address GEO. H. VAN SICLEN, Counsellor-t-Law, 183 Nassau street, AT REZABETH, N. J.—-ELEGANT MANRARD ROOF et House, M4 rooms, black walnut stairs, «ix marble mi tela, all other city improvements; high, desirable locatior three minutes’ walk from principal depot; very cheap; terms to sult, Apply to CHENEY & DIXON, 105 Broudw: A. LAGITIMATE orvoRTUNITY TO ORTAIN, WITtt- out risk, @ country home, one hour from city, near N. J.. MAIN STREET, NEAR furniabed House, See B. BAK, rape detec- ountry 'OR SALE—FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT, IN | depot, worth $8,000, for “2,1 id large garden, with abundany fall kinds of good order; excelient nelxhborhood, No. 827 West Thirts ntl os MORT: me 'O., 83 Pine street, basement. ‘ee aeperagun , #0.; carrings house, bara and second rset between Fighth and Ninth avenues, Apply —— JOHN KEY5, 57 Columbia atreet, New York. gent alot 9 fa Pagrer. COTTAGE. WITH . ae mn of lang i tH ie na oe jetedy making thie m fire clase investment, "Address O: | Sow Yorke sot hihi aulbatintaca g A. KEES, 170 Wiillain street, = stable for three horses, and pasture for che cow, with tse of an excellent new milch cow, © good horse and cart tion very beathy and beautiful; one hour from aud accessible many times daily. Terms for the five months es Wii not ve let for # boarding house, Address New York Post ofice. gentect appearing man He 18 of light com- 10 LET-700,.MODERN HOUSE, Q'*ARTER ACRE, Since the first of January his intendea wife have died. je had not heard tals sad news, 1[0 LET-AT YONKERS, FURNISHED, A FIRST CLASS House, grounds aud table, SUPTON, 117 Wali at, 10 LET--AT DARIEN, CONN. A HOUSE AND ONK acre of iand, with stable andevery couyenieace for « family; possession April; rent modorate. Apply a No. 1 Kast Seventeenth street. ods ee: hia LET—A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH STA- _ = — > aaa ble, bara, wagon house and four acres of prime land, T MELROSE, MORRISANTA. “FOR SALE. 70 RENT, | on staten island. on the Morilag. Stat road, ten mintiess ites aT UALRaY savly at the Wobteeior Lond ee ‘ik trom Elm Park Landing; a lease will be given; # tine s 4 spring well ov the premises. Apply at 31 Roosevelt sireet, No. Now Chambers stroct, — G. W. DITOHETY. | New ork, im the bakery, vey sei a i eee E FARM OF 60 ACRES, ONE HOUR BY RATL FROM LET-AT PIFRMONT, A COTTAGE, WITK FORTY-ACRE PLACE, NEAR PLAINFIELD; GOOD for trucking and nursery, to let on shares or lease or for sale, Address M. F, MARCLEY, Plainti ESTATE FOR SALE. avenues, Eighty-fourth and Bighty- uy. BENS, Ie l ‘Street, 95x65, with ext easy. Apply to Third and Fo A —A.-FOR SALE, + at reduced rates, ington ay., near 88h at Also other desirable pro} PHY, southeast corner A FOR SALE, THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY +, brown stone high stoop Mouse No. 1) fansion 20 feet; lot 100.5; owner for his own use, and just fintsied: elegant hard woo heated by steam 2 Pluaabing extras pipes lined with tin; terms A. -FOR SALE ONEAP, THE NEW FOUR STORY * high stoop Dwelling 173 Seven:y-tirst atrvet, betwoen avenues. Owner at 355 Bowery. AAU BROADWAY —bY STANLEY DAY—RAST SIDE Houses or Lots for sale; ane the Real Estate Circular 2 h riea and basement, 25xi9x67x110.5. Apply on premises. ‘oodbrid erturd Vi ike i distrivuted gratuitoualy daily; mailed ou receipt of stamp, Sessa a ||, ErORee. sod litany apn alway bP ae et a Se — bce ae ecru cg wip 7. PD STREBY,—FOR SALE LOW, OR TO LET, FUR. | By ok IN, No. 1 Cel ay eT Ay, NEAR WEST PLUSH. T 11 BROADWAY-STANLEY DAY OFFERS A oP ef le Bag fe tans lta, Plalua EM. SON, No, | Centre street, f}O LET—ON FLUSHING BAY, AR WEST F three story high ato; street, Detween Third and furnished or unfurnished. 1 New York; plenty fruit; Improvements good; ent im- pets commanding a fine view of the Hudson, near mediately into village lots; adjoining depot; healthy, attrac- | Cepot; rent #25). Inquire of T. 8. WOOD, 22 Bowery. tive and desirable locallty; price $20,000; half cauh. . = 80» A Country Residence, 60 acres, 244 miles to depot, New York and Hackensack Pxtension Ralltonds very are Rouse, fi Intent modern style, and outbuildings all new; a very healthy, ; 50 Broad street. Attractive locally; price 20,000, alt cash; weil’ watered, = on - - 7 Inquire at H. CARLOUGH'S store, 8 Hudson street, corner | PO LET -AT CASTLETON HItdy STATEN ISLAND, A er Mansion House, with 15 rooms: two new Coitages, poten 24s es nme ™ = with French one small Cott. BARES OF THR HUDSON. FOR SALE, AT FORT Lee, a handsome Gothic brick Cottage, Srooms, wish barn and outbulldings, ali In fine order; 1g acres of frutt, shade; magnificent view of river and Manhattan Island. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, OUNTRY SEATS, FARMS AND COTTAGES FOR BALE aud to let—Furdiahed and unfurnished, at Hackensack, Porty-afth buiit by t 10 LET—NEW BRIGHTON FIRST OAs Hous jun: Harbor and HERD, 205 Broadway. ON RASY TERMS, OR TO LET, it class 8 at. b. Houres on Le and on Sth st. near Lexington roofs and 12 rooms each of ground each; from West It land For farther particulars apply to JC NEDO, No. 8 Cedar street, New York. ¥. ty. Owners, MOMANUS & MUR> xington aveattc and Fitty-eighth st. tonsive views: high, healthy location; price ®35,000; bull cash, Address for particulars, H. 8. Herald ofllce. T NEW BRIGHTON.-TO RENT-TWO DELIGHT- rm ‘ca 7 Can FIRST GLASS | 74. fully located Vitus, one furnished; modern ti . DOF. SAGE BIGHs, OWE zHE,” FINE CUASS Rents Gardens, stables) lawn und. shade; 3s mgutes of Provements, Inquire on premiaes, or of kK, A. GILSON, ata | Wallstreet HAMILTON, 3 Broadw Washington street. Ht. JOR SA’ EA THREE STORY HIGH STOOP Witte | A marble House, in the very best condition. Apply at 241 ‘West Twouty-third street, POR, SALE CHEAP—A SMALL, NEAT TWO STORY and uitic hivh stoop brick Honse, in West Tenth street, between Fi'th and Sixth avenues, ‘Apply to W. P. SEY: MOUR, 171 Broadway. OR SALE OR TO RENT—A FO'R STORY BROWN stone Dwelling, on West Fifty-Orst street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. For particulars apply to JOUN Mo- CLAVE, 44 Pine street, FST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A FIRST CLASS tour story brown stone House, with an extra depth lot, for aale on easy terms, M, A. J. LYNCH, 72 Cedar treet, QTH AY., A PROMINENT SPOT, 25X100...... West 30th, «Be Dic. bh Bs. be. Uk, bi, all Imipev! Sah. w. bk: bh. ail imprvts .f ¥ Ba. bss. bk: h., In good order, 14dxd0x7 ‘at 8.8, LEVY & 0.38, 271 W. 40) west 7 XT STREET.—FOR brown stene front, portico stoop, bay SALE, tudow, hard Ke.) all improvements, four sto- NTAT rn30 rh ab NKERS, A NEW HOI suitable for a hotel or boat not And river. Apply to N. CARD V. BASHFORD, Yonkers, N wood parlors, marble thi brick, 26x°0x95, iu Eleventh coachhouse, garden, ‘ourth avenues, ing depot, very pi en Tooms. — I large basement Dwellin 8 COTTAGES, FOR SALE} at al near Broadway, NOUNTRY SEATS, FARMS, J exchange, to let-Furntshed and unfurnished, premises. T A SACRIFICE -M ments. App y on é) Inqnfre on the and Fifty-fourth streets, THREE STORY BRICK BKASFMENT HOUSE, Southeast corner of 11th street and Fourth avenue, for sale; 3 x26.8, Inquire at 23 West Tweilfih street or on the AN EGEQANT corn: & smaller house or central lots in part ER HOUSER, 90 FEET FRONT, 4 “| Aus grout Oe orchard, fruit ati vegetabie garden, view of stable and cosh bones, W.2 did dohesor eauatine ia pert eat en A. “FOS SALE, IN BROOKLYN, ON THE NORTIT. marbte mantelutin thorough order throughout, “For furuer | TO ,UET OR SEAS FR LAR Ge $00 na ACE, W.P. SELMOUR, 171 Broadway. west corner of Clinton and Lafayette avenue, some of AAR 50. A0ree. OF, BIEN. Lexington avenue, near Forty-ninth atregt; size 20x40; carringe house and stables, barna, greenhouses, gardeners three stories and back basement; all tl 1 rove. | thorough manner, ualer the aupérvision of the owner, All | 8, I. unsurpassed for first class bonrding house. . i seers: Des eeee Oe Mad ee ue, | modern improv«inciia replete. “Black wainut fro be He oar Rouse atroet, | ANd Ente cottazen, gam hove, kc. all in completa a or to WILLIAM FETTRETCH, 143 Bast Fifty-niuth street. FIRST CLASS CORN HOUS: “5 d lelaure, or for one doing — | zn; black walnut sash and French plate glass: dining room | 717A BETH, N. J.CHOICE OF ROOMS, HANDSONE- yo place fs directly ga the new South SE AND ONE AD- nad hail watnscoted in binck wainit; tudependant ly furnished, with first caus table, at the corner of North at all hours. by car and joining, beautifully finished in hardwood thronghout, | to bathroom ‘eight washbasin Broad and Bo remises, southeast cornor of Madison avenue ices, at Hackensack, Newbridge, Overdell, Ridgewood? ‘oodoridge, Rutherfurd Park, Passaic, Clifton, Plaintield? Rahway, Scotch i’lains. en . . Possesmion immediately. ReMe a ioe NO Ene " ——— | === ——— = SF | WERGANT HOUSE AT RYE, WITH SIX ACRES OF | Mi _ BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAL®. OR LEASE—A COUNTRY SAT, IN WEST- conaty, one mile from Pelhamyille depot; fino lawn, garden ;houss contatas 1 rooms, partialy Curnintets with a two story extension; hot and col bathroom, Westerfieia’s range, clozet, tationary wash tuba, 2 Ww. MCDERMOT, So. 8 Nassal Particulars address A. A., Rye. orehiarda and wood ind with numer river ty Hall, —- | those elegant four story high stoop brown stone front French Wand 2x43 feet; lot ave beem built by’ day’ AB aituated ni The ont r Hunt's Point, iildings conalat of extensive roof Houses, v8" UST BE. ‘These hou (OLD—THE HOUSE 52% 80, 110 and 200 feck | FYLEGANT HOUSE, 95, ROOMS, TO LEASE, NFAR work, in the moat "4 Blancard’s Pavillon, Richmond terrace, New Jrighton, uilea from with every convenience for the residenct thule doors; stairs and ataircasings of moat l'sireets. Apply tmm ‘To n good toa- fete low rent during jon bo box 1,471 ‘by drive throagh Central Park 1 will be let or leaned for two years at wence of the owner abroad. Appl pantry, 18 rooms, 13 pantries and any amount of drawers, &c.; bot air furnaces; fifteen to twent: avenue cara from Fulton ferry; tiv minutes by Greens ULLY FURNISHED HOUSE IN NEWARK, N. J. story high stoop brown ai ington avenu —FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS AND AT PRICE: « to suit the times, the following Properiy:—Three story high stoop brown ston, 283 Kat, Fifty-firat street; three i three story high ste sp brick, 233° Fifty- third street; two Lots, west side of Lexington avenue, ha- tween Fiftleth and Fifty-first streets, For further particulars inquire of owner, A. KLABER, 134 and 136 Eighteenth to seven blocks from Prospect Park grand entranc to sult; about one-half cash; must immediate posscasion, Apply on ti FAGAN, owner. near depot, to rent or lease very low; also one’at Su mit. JOHN WOOD, 218 Fulton street, room No. OR SALE—PROPERTY 272 WASHINGTON AVENUE; a Aaplendid residence; house 14 rooma; perfect order; 6 | a RARE CHANCE—FOR INVESTMENT OR occUPA. | Hota sround; good stable, ‘Inquiraof C. J. FISHER, 129 Wall | — Hou—Three story, basement and sub-celiar frame House, fees cana 10 RENT—A LARGE FIRST CLASS HOUSE; 16 ROOMS filled in, tn roof, tweive rooms, gas and water througho: 4 se “ and furnished; 20 miles from New York ; 300 feet from Fents at HNO: price #5,00; Ural’ rate location? few minutes | RIOR SALE—AT FLUSHING, SIX MINUTES! WALK 4 boating. Inquire on board ‘ork Poat office, 10 LET OR LEASE—A FINE FARM OF 45 ACRES, ouc hour frou New York by rafiroad; suitable for ¢ Apply at #) Broadway, room 16. ne, Sixty-first street, west of Lex- - rn street, Now York, r a C1 F : v * from ulton ferry. Apply'at89 Nassau street, Brooklyn. | atiwatle conrenienoes gun: buihtoame, faraaeer kerr Each | outa ieee! uattano, foot of Franklin street, between NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH : + eee | folly painted ‘and freacoed; conch house and three acte a ————--—_— stoop brown stone House on Lexington avenue, vear ROOKLYN HEIGHTS. “LARGE AND ELEGANT MAN- | siiduliidiy {mproved: antemer house, ‘tc. : ERIK RAILROAD, TURES MILES Sixticth alreet, ntriot'y Nrat class, 30 feot front, trlanmed wit Sion ; extra ground: splendid view of harbor; one of the | *Plenllly "mProved tet ay. PARSONS, 34 Pino stree! Oeil hibeiabere 6 N. ¥., about2 hours? Diack walniit, will ba 4old 84,00) lens than coat'of Building if | 0s destrable proper een cULY LEN, 89 Pini street, ~ ~ a Tom | stpe tides tit ohin eeatey Rasen with Wotan of abt on sold immediately ax owner leaves. for Europe. “ADpIy to adh, “| JRO SALE—AT POUGHKEEPSIE, A BEAUTIFUL | which theresa good orchard, all necessary oatbulidings, WILLIAM FETTRITCH, 143 Kant Fitty-ninth street, Residence: eapital buildings, large vineyard and all | nd tine fachities for, bathing and buaiing. The property 1OR SALI bard woods; with al for other city Propert; gage. Address J, tages, very chen are near the Central 10K SALI atreet, between Second a rty-fourth street, OR SALF, three story and base r FOUNTAIN, ington avenu to K. F. P. OR SALE—THREE ‘tone House East Fil GE, corner of Fictieth atreet, $9.0u0. OR SALE—CHEAP, ton avenue; house premises from 10 to 14 M, al) the modern improves seen from 10 to ‘OR SALE OR TO elegant country Residenct to A. M. PENYZ, 43 Pine IFTH AVENU! stable adjoining on throughout. Feese For sé street, near sub-cellar, high stoop Tnq TH AVENUE, | JM her Plot, Wei, and Bargaing nice smail Houses for property apply at Everett $6. Fourth avenue all im) of the finest locations in tion of owner $900 ONLY FOR ‘ark. Ap rr room al, ON FIFTH AVENUE, brown stone ‘hich stoop House, elaborately finished ta modern Improvements; will exchange oni vary reasonable terms ak to mort- 10x 2,986 Post office, New York. ‘OK SALE—IN HARLEM, AT A BARGAIN, TWO ‘aa the. owner in leaving the city ; th fark and between te Boul on Mrs, SANFORD, 362 Bowery. THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY AND basement brown stone Dwelling No. 244 East Sixtieth inh -d and thoroughly replete with all modern improvementa, Apply at 243 nat Siatieth street, or at coal office toot of Ra Thi idence for a medium si n the premi FOR, SALE SA CORNER PLOT ON avenue; 100x100 feet; north of Fifty-fo: rounded by firat claas improvements; terms to suft. Apply brown stone Fifty.second street, $16,000, ‘Iwo story frame ‘JOHN E, UNDERWOOD, 820 Third avenue. OR SALE OR TO LET—NOS, 686 AND 668 LEXIN' ton avenue, two first class four story brown stone Honses, between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh streets, having — F without permit, by appiying For werma apply By BLANCO, 18’South W stoop brown stone Hout ime, an elegant corner i MARTIN KLE BELOW StH STRERT. terms easy, ‘Also fine Plots, 10 and 14 lots enc 42° STREET, NEAR FIFTH AY: 4 furnished House for sate, 500 EACH --LOWEST PRICE.—THR} throughout; two story basement and cel Inquire on’ premises, or of F. R. HUMPHREYS, B Bixty-eighth street and Broadway, owner. —A BEAUTIFUL $8.500.-fory basement and subscale House, in oa in carpet atore, 281 improvements, piazza, Foun in delighttul loc on premise nid atreet, gr to ALFRED NELSUN, fruits in abundance; 60 acres rroundings unsurpassed. Uncommon bargain.’ JAMES B. PARSONS, OR SALE-—A SPLENDID COUNTRY PLACE ON THK Raritan river, 14g mile from Bound Brook station, in New Jersey; 8 acres of land; fine ontbuild! healthy loca- (COURT STREET, BROOKLYN.—FOR SALE, AT. A ) aacrifice, neat ‘three story brick House, Philadelphia front; 22x45x105 ; coon business location ; terms easy. Apply to owner, 86 Huntington street, 9 to 4 P. M ” me ie (OR SALE TWO THREE STORY AND BASEMENT eore i, prick Houses, 21x45, lot 100, in Cheever piace, Brooklyn; | New Jersey; 8 sor. | price 89,000. Wanted iD esdiahie Four ine ie Yong. ou a kets, v0 Wath sree) wy aterm sok. Apanire of, QJ. yr Houne in Nev Tock neee’ ote #16,000, ¥. D. REED, - se sh — — inhi, sans nll en bat sniiom dd OR SALE-RURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, OR BALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS FRAME AND | 2ouninint ch the radeon wept en brick Dwelling, on Thirteenth street, Brooklyn; price | Gontnining all the modem in 85,000. JOHN MOOLAVE, 44 Ping strset. | fret Deanifully situated. OUSE FOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE. —A TWO story, | PLPABOCK, No. 128 Wei aitic and basement frame Honse, with sub-cellar, gas romanticaily situated in the Ramapo valley, and makes a de- sirable summer residence or boarding piace. Ren’ $500; pos- ssion given Aprill. Apply atlé and 16 Chambers sircet, New York, AN ELEGANT Pine aire: TPO RENT, FURNISRED A MOST DELIOHTYUL Place, 20'miles from city, on wost bank of the Haison ; Rouse of 18, roots, Gas, padroom, ‘20,5 auperior stain ennel + outbuildings; ot fo AT water's edev? treat variety of cholteat fruit tree and vines: . | grand and pleturesque view up and down the river; most jealthy ; freedom from chills and fever guaranteed, ‘Also tor sale or to rent in sama neighborhood, a comfort- able House, with 3 acres o} abundance of fruit, rood water, excelient view of river; rent $400, Apply at 23 Naw aut street, room 20, levards, "Ci ud Third avenues; it fa elegancly fin- OR SALE—THIRTY MINUTES FROM WALL STREET, J. H. LYON, | and water, near City Hall, Brooklyn,’ and within lea ‘mia: Priel hh Mite Mk ae RENT CREAP-A WELL BUILT FRAME COTTAGR —=— ae utes? walk of three ferries; price €5,400; $3,000 can remain, REY Ridge, 2. 3-5 Cro hammome Houses: alliniprore:, | (NO. BENZ C ania 4 i ERY LOW PRIC NEW j Unit were for garden; cash wanted nomina at Cermansville; rent 834 per annum. Apply to JON arp memenit onnira tones: Aotomiia | Address for two days H. W. (owner), Herald oflice, SArJOHN MACKAY, 85 Vesey atreet. | MoCLAVE, 4 Pine street, zn id farally ; terms 10 sult, Ge UNTER’S POINT.—FOR SALE CHEAP, TWO BEAU: | 7 ad AERER VAMC EST N. abu Siaty-third st ‘Lex: NT RAP si JOR SALE-30 ACRES,"NEAR STATION, ON THE ILLAGE FARM ON LONG ISLAND, 90 MILES FROM rir third aires, near Lex: | TY" (ihr trae elaay Hoanes, new, well bull; Im exch ive moni popular railroad io New Jersey and only « short Vv city. --Forty acres, good level soil; fruit abundant; good, a BRAS rooms; eight closeta; splendid p: wr floors; mod neighbor- LEXINGTON | 200d; price $4,500; terms easy; near the ferries. Third ih street; sur- | house in East Fourth street, east side of East avenue. fr this city, Owner at 181 Broadwi TOGA*SPRINGS, A FINE HO! ona large lot, pleasantly located ; sta! ‘ge buildings; stock, crops, Implements, for #$4,250; terms easy; must be sold;’ family is leaving the State. App.y to the office of F. Fiaiau, No. 4 March 31. JOR SALE—AT SARA jew Chambers airect, Fifth avenusan! Fitiy-secon dat.” | [ OOK AT THIS.-FOR 95,00, TWO STORY, ATTIO, | hq laren iat 2 rh 97 whiter = en ~ 4 basement and sub-ceilar’ House, with improvements; nS attached. Price $300, Terms easy. s oe: SE ORY HIGH STOOP BROWN | perfect order; good neighborhood; ai blocks. from Washing. | Address SARATOGIAN, Herald oflce, Cena an Wn tee ek: the Daten ee ity-firrt street, 814,000. ‘Three story | tn Vark, BUCKLE & SANDERSON, 162 Broadway. eo ous, om Woo ; five m INVESTMENT, NEAT en, five minutes from ferry, Staten Island; tagged walks; $4,000 for both; rent #450, DARKIN, 60 Broad. pest CLASS STEAM MERCHANT FLOUR MILL FOR sale—Situated on the bank of Jew on Hudsoa; moat suitable fora boarding hox and kiteb aession Immedtiat TONS, under the room No, 1, N j eas; Gloteof ground, garden, ac. V . Inquire at ROBBER & FARRIN tty Housed Yonkers; or a (208 Browiway, ork. pHe ONLY CORRECT LIKENESS OF KIERNAN'S “DESTROYING ANGEL, WHICH PASSED OVER THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL," WILL BE FOUND IN THE TELEGRAM CARTOON TO-MORROW. HREE STORY HIGH STOOP AND SUB-CELLAR NEW brick House, all improvements, newly furoished, for sale or exchange, $15,500; morigaze, $7,000. Inquire ob the premises, 2:3 Kayznond street, Brookly ‘ABHINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN.—A BEAUTL- ful Residence, in porfect order; #ix tote running through, with atable dn the rear street; cheap for cash or will exchange. MAKDIN KLENEN, lll Broadway. HOUSE AND LOT 34 LEXING- fo perfect order. Inquire on the and3to5 P. M. e Delaware and Raritan Ca- nal, in the business portion of the city of New Brunswick, J., within easy access of New York and Philadelphia, Large sized lot; butlding 42x60, four stories and basement, conta!n- ing five run of stone, amutting machines, separators, braa an be (0. 688, iilfaua street. ents and In completo order; $7 500.-fo8 SALE—THREE STORY HIGH stoor Doe wae) + brick House, Washington avenue, between Myrtloand Park avenues, Rrooklyn; all modern 'improve- le VER ib THREE STORY HIGH | y term TRA & ESLER, 66 Liberty at RE: in Lexington aveniie; also an —FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN, E. D. THE | 4 v t bolting eapaciis 7 — yume hour from New York, Apply $9,500. shor eek tory high stoop aud eatvceliar | Utter Abundant bolting capacity, elevators, ac., de. ; stor. LOOK OUT FOR THs alreet. ag brick House, with ali the moder improvements; lot 120 feet | age room for 20,000 bushels grain; the whole bullt new withia a A tARGE Witt | deep; seven ‘minutes’ walk from Roosevelt stroet and Divi- heme IMMENSE HIT aida treet; alto on Madison ave. | Mon avenue ferries; termaeasy. Inquire of b. BURCHAM, | a year, and now in the most complete order; engine and IN WEDNESDAY'S EVENING TELEGRAM. House, finfahed in hard wood | 2% Wilson street, N, 111 Brondwas ib JERSEY CITy, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY boiler of 120 horse power; capacity of mill about 250 barrels Howr and 800 bage meal per day of 24 hours, Being the only XOLD PRICE.—FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT THREE ; eee parca ree mill located in a growing population of 20,000 thie affords ah an (r story high stoop brown stone House, 1ix46z102 in _., AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. Unusual opportunity Tor a ous ess roan. If not old at pri- 13 ACRES SPLENDID LAND, THREE-QUARTERS OF Seventy-frst, between Third and Fourdh wvenuea; #16,800; “i Bak vate auie previous to the 13th of April it will then beotfered |e) wmile from town: 60 under cultivation; good buiid- worth 20,000, T. UL. BALDWIN, 59 Liberty street. ¥or Sale, S pudlie auction on the promise, For further particuinra | Ingy cows, horses, cropa and tools; Oneida county: price ARLEM.-A THREE STORY BRICK, NEW Hover, | JOR SALEMIN JERSRY CITY, NEAR THE rERRY, a | *PPly Wo oraddress RARITAN STEAM MILLS, New Bruns: | @ abo. "WM, FITZSIMONS, 835 East Twenty-ninth airee! Z EM. — EE § NE! 4 oan 4 bree wick, N. J. Eg acme ee Pa ty mary ARE iici00; all Improvements; sous be sold this weak ei En hg CL a fe atehceceae - ~— $13. QOO-A TINE RESIDENCE AND ournuiLD. and will be sold al nacriilco; want an offer. v c sy atyetly New Norms POR SAE CHEAC—A countay RusrpENce, rive | D1), ings, 17 acres land, abundance of fruit and CORTON & LINSCOTT, OR SALE. OR TO LET—A FINE RESIDENCE IN mailer from Central Park, near Kingsbridge ; 16 ley tote, bade, near depot, one hour by Northern New Jersey Rail- 58 Third avenue, corner isch street. Bergen, N. nutans trons tae. isting of | BOUse, atadle and grounds couiplete. Apply to FARRINGTON | road; others, ali sizes, prices and localities, for aale anit ex- = een anCMRERIIniGe | aeaite Of | e ROCKWELL, Vonkers, ur'G, Fe JUUSSON & U0., 8 | cbange. Talf an acre of ground, finely auad large numbers of cultivated fruit tre: appiteation is made P off and es; will be sold cheap if rentod at 1,300 If not go \d; on by addressing 8., box 3,03 Post 1 Broadway, W. P. SEYMOUR, 17 Water street, = = JOR SALE OR TO LET—AT KEYPORT, N, J., A FINE, Market Truck Farm, 54 acres; good hot orcharde; one tile from steambout ianding; lately cecupi by Wm. R. Maserole. Apply at 47 East Thirty-fourth a OR SALE OR TO LET—A NICE NEW HOUSE IN the town of Cranford, N. J., with two acres of Innd and new barn; the house haw all from Nev ‘ork £0 min: the depot of the Central ticniara address 8, CAHILL, Cranford, N.J., oF airect, room 11. OR SALE OR TO LET IN TARRYTOWN—A BUB- ‘a four story, ba plete order; REAL ESTATE 70 FE. A HIHAVE A FIRST CLASS CORNER BROWN . near Central Park thatl ean ex ne Lor & ntry Place one hour from the eity,on thé Uarem, New n or Rew Jersey railrowin; priog Uf oountry pl d $16,000, or would exchange for & small Brooklyn. IAM FETTRETCH, 143 F: nodern improvements; time WL minutes’ walk from — a orpar: | TAXCHANGE—AT 75 CENTS PRR ACRE, OXE TRACT eADey | IY of 17,000 ac splendid ‘arming Txad, th soutern Colo- Tado, adjoining Kansas, on south bank of Arkansan river, nd online of Kansas Pacific Railroad; fin mate; no ps, but weil watered; titles from ‘ori tographacan be ce. ‘A CHOICE COR- ERSEY CHTY—THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE; Jot 25x100; convenient to ferries; price $9,500, Owaer, DRESSER, 990 Broadway. street lots connectin me vicinity, SEYMOUR, 171 Broadwa: W. FRSKY CITY.—FOR SALE OR 10 LET, A. FIRST ELEGANTLY | oJ class three story basement and cellar Houge, $8,000, or Forty-soventh street—Very | goo rent. Inquire coruer Pavonia avenue aud West Hac $18,000, Parties desiring first clase | {ito piace. t Library, 688 Siath aveniie, HE ERS To Let er Lease, © pal Mexican HOUSES Of the uplendid block at 119th street, corner of N isan i = siantinl brick House, goutaining ten rooms, located on | hatent, ‘dave 1826; some cash, balaoce fn unaucumvered, ENGLISH BASEMENT TO LET—HOUSE WITH 13 ; patent, i; I. rovaments; not and cold w 1 A ¢ high ground, overlooking the river; two acres of land, choice eal eatate or merchandise. Apply betw 3 i gratis Ameo on West Hamilton Fark, Jersey City; terme 830% | srutt and sade trees, only fve minutes’ walk from railroad | fn: roa ee ue seres Oty ween 10 and store 107 w York, ‘ork atreet, Jerse; Apply to JOHN B, COLES, 64 Witiiam street, JOR RENT--IN HOBOKEN, SEVERAL Houses, with all the modern iapro' minutes! walk from tho ferry. For parti mation, Price #i2,000, or $1,600 per annum, Apply to MAL: LORY. & BLACKWELL, ‘at Tarrytown, or 65 Liberty streot, jew York. IMPROVEMENTS 09, half hour from Ko or Farm, Address COUNTRY SEAT, at railroad XCHANGE 1 good, four were Brooklyn forrie DESIRABLE janta, withi hve 8 Inquire of T. elt HIGH STOOP TWO want Brooklyn 7 OR SALE OR TO LET—-A GENTLEMEN'S SEA’ Tr Hurlemm ent aide, Full ialgros, | G:DUNN, de. Agent, room No, 4, adce Hiovoken Land end | H' New Hochelte, 4iminuten rida trom eny ani 10 oinaies’ | HOUSE, Herald ofice, Ageute not auawer, 0 Improvement'Corapany. i drive from the depot; {#20 acres in extent, 10 acres under c' OR EXCHANGE.—ONE OF THE BEST COAL MINES pace ls A THREE Le ye HOUSE, ALL and threg lots o @ block of Central ety: tivation; delightfully located near the Sound; has a large residence, various and extenaiy: Sane eute bh rane ane to exchange for ood property aud a ithe ; 2. V0 6 }, fine iN OD, iG ou oh adireas MUNSON G. DOKE> | Grapary. kent «farmer's Houta ava, curtnge house eabien, | ® JOHN WOOD, 418 Fulton street ate Lal c.. 00 the pen For partiouiars, &cy spply to NJ. | TOR EXCHANGE—THREK TORY HIGH STOOP po Lets AUTIFUL FLOORS; MARE BURCHELL, 819 East Fifty-third street, A igh amt Ss House, Fiftieth street: all improvemants w R NTS COLLECTED AT NEWARK, N. J.—RELIABLE. ) roference u fon, with? Fourth avenue, corner [ARBLE MANTELS, parlors and halle paintel and frescoed, Grand. Inquire of JOH. $10, OOOTHALE CASH.-FoR SALE, TWO grony e brick basement, attic and sub-cellar House, exd5 x00; gas fztures, 11 roo: IN CALLERY, 3635 Bcamme! ¢ es Nendid order. To gaa, de. A! splendid Corner Store, Inquire {OR SALE OR TO LET—A TEN ROOM HOUSE, COACH ty i Gm pramlaedy cornee of Erie and North Fourth streets, Jersey Ree e Ie pelre ee Let Teee ae | szsuange for TOUN E UNDERWOOD, 66 fe ue, om minutes’ walk from Tremont depot, on Fairmount » For particulars apply at 450 Broome street, up stairs, OR SALE OR TO LET—IN ELIZABETH, A GOOD HE ONLY CORRECT LIKENESS OF KIERNAN'S KR SALE OR KBXCHANGE-THREE STORY AND “DESTROYING ANGEL, WHICH PASSED OVER THE 01 Fgh stoop orick House in Brookiya; newiy turk ail improvements; parily encumbered. Inquire a} 27 No, 2 Witle:t atroet. 0 rpue ONLY CORRE “\ THREE 8ToRY Hf ‘anes; house I stone front; finish A =FOR SALE, NO + fifth street, Four Urictly drat class, Price 4. 500 CASH, FOR A FIRST CLASK 9) ‘threo story and basement browa stone porsession immediately. Inqui on the premites “DESTROYING ANGEL, WHICH PASSED OVER THE WILL BE FOUND IN THE TELEGRAM CARTOON Avorn SALE.—VERY VAL! cated Sixty-fourth and 126th sireet od ready. BENJ, P, FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, by V. K. STEVENSON, SON & CO. near Broadway, below the Park, at a bargain, ith or without farnsute; poaseaslon tamed bsg hood unsurpassed. Apply on premises, House, with barn.and garden, convenient fo depot; io- gation rat class. “Inquire in musie atore, 14 Broad sizeet, eth, N. J. JOR SALE OR TO RENT—IN THE BEAUTIFUL VIL- Inge of Sharon, Conn.,2} miles from the Harlem Rail- road depot, a House, {7x60, containing 13 room balis, large pautries and store room, bathroom, extensive grounds, with very large treos, c: mond sireet, Brookly: OR SALR—OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OR Brookiya Pro} r tly located in HOUSE OF ISRAEL," L BE FOUND IN THE TELEGRAM CARTOON TO MORROW, 6431 East Fifty- < nnn Deca ae ‘CT LIKENESS OF KIERNAN'B — ping: oR ‘ORY, WITH piers LOOK OUT FOR THIS outbuildings; just put in perfect order for subscriber's own 4 Bulidings, in Williamsburg, for. a. good HOUSE OF IsRARL," wuEaie are Use, Address ROBT. W. SMITH, M.D. Sharon, Coun. fe ot HELRGRANDT. d Z)MMERMANN, 22 = or 801 North Ninw {OR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET-SEVERAL | ~ es Feet, Willia fine places at Summit, NJ, acd vicinity. WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FINE FARM OF 337 JOHN IN WEDNESDAY'S wr ‘ on the Oblo river, tu fica below Sbawn aan EVENING TELEGRAM. — i EER towne Tiivols; 70 acren clenrel; log house and barn; price TO-MORROW. SS ee aot — GogHEN FARM FOR SALE—TEN MINUTE 15,000, In @aay payments; would be exchanradt for Stock of [Tr F SAL 01 jure) vroceries, or Dry Goods a Notions, or Drugs and Dru LOOK OUT FOR THis PROPERTY A A oe yop is ini poseae Store Furniture, of Cigars, aod Spanish and Sel Leaf Toe IMMENSE HIT AAA nnn oe RAAB RROD oe Furatture, Address bos 740 Post olive, Zaveavi. “ LL WANTING FA 9,000 ACRES, G oa To 4 10. ie o F f GEORGE.—TO LE Ww qj Ngee pg agg aero pe eae IN WEDNESDAY'S eee " a The Cettagn Mercer yan Botton niee Ecoand 100, OR BALE OR EXCHANGE FIRST CLASS TENE. RYENING TELEGRAM. idly than moat any other piace in the United &: weasou or y . 38 Pine stiee it and Store Property, on one of the principal mtrecis is are Hing. a N. Vine agooma: — Address EXCHANGE, Herad oflice, ope Meee, Maree We BANDED Vie UST BE SOLD-SIX ACRES, DELIGHTFUL WATER gener asinny —— West Sides — ; front, near daily boat, 15 talles from city; fine Hon-e, OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME FOUR AT FAIRMOUNT, NEAR TREMONT DEPOT.-TO LET, | ten rooms, baru, plenty neighborbood, $8,000. tory brown stone House, on tha eaat side; Household BLE, WELL 10. & new Cottage, eight room O ownilag's, a ture, Planofortes or goo Marclandise will ba take: Lot Marca 80, | $800, uother Cobage, Gre roum — | for part ofgparchase inoney,) Thoxe meaulng business Wal STANL. NEY, BRIGHTON, 8. —T0_ LET, FIVE HOUSES, $650 | adaress D. ANDREWS, Herald office, iret T_PLAINFIFLD, tg yao | for euttates ahasied Sear oe Meth eee ee eeince”" | s90n SALM OR EXCHANOR—A FINE THREE GTORT 7 i RE TT¥4 r » N. J, NU D for summit ituated near St. k's an ion Hotels, Lt ES N NE 4 RY 1GH STOO? BR aoxtexi005, | A "xew York, near depot. Ker cover tine with cossiey reer eM COLLANS, 88 Pine street, aud aitie brown stone Residence on Cleremont aren. Broolyn; value $20,000 for a lower price BENNE’ vi rice. u im ortga, 214,040; wii exchange New York city. ‘Apply to Q. Lor 6ba10%) ree. shade — _ - . 8 RANGE, N, J.—FOR RENT, A LARGE AND HAND. 7 somely furnished Pace, to's first class party who will TAN ti DAY, 111 Broadway. “[T_AN UNEXCEPTIONABLY Low PRIGE_NO. ot TW BROADWAY. WESTCHESTER _ COUNTY | board the owuer 4gadgress, with (ull particulars, Vox 3,074 =< re A A eae PIhn ech sith aves A” Hotes, arity AOs Tor Oule or Teel. hee Real Betate | Pout ones. 2 ‘i FOR SALE, 9 EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODS OR x58 ; lot 100.6 ; four stories, high stoop, brown | Circular, distributed azatuitously daily, malled on regeipt of on 7 — Hardwaré—Two story House tn Brooklyn; {mprove- ed frat clans. in every respect, ucighbor by STANLEY DAY. a PUANING MILL AND DOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE. | menis, Adérom OWNER, box 19 Heral often, No agtute ; i. aan account name “gue AT, GRRESWICHTATTRACTIVE RESIDENOR FOR | whole or part of ihe Cove propeny is now olfered on eax OR SALE RXCHANGE--TWO STORY FRAME is. 8 10 AND 12 Whar FORTE AA cnias Sroome, carria jundapes fruit aud For further information taquire of W. H, PRE! Rouse, A water front, conventent! Woovtial, “Wea J, W. ATW. Mberal terms. ATLBNT a} Warren streets New iYork, of URFORD & streok New Cotly located. tr LATHAM. Wat Troz, N.Y, i Cael ‘LR, Coscob Bridge stesion, Conn. sil, ig penilacavtnt stone houses, an Burge wen rook ef ti 13 REAL ESTAVE TO EXCHANGES | FPOe, SALE-O8 BXCHANGE FoR BROOKLYN OK suburban property, a Mentt Farm in New Ji a acres; lneve house, barns, ac. ; excelent jive minuies’ irom dep re price $1,000 Toquite att Whiioballn SEVERAL CHOSE PLEOES OF PROPERTY, BOTH 1¥ ‘ cash basta, with: the chy and country, for exchange on ® consideradio cash if desfred, as M.A, J. LYNCB; 72 Codar street, SPENDID PROPERTY AT RUTHERFURD PARK FOR +) Brooklyn houses.--A uive businosa Proaerty, 20 miles Long Taian, with age House, suitable tor hotel or boar fog. Photograph whi E. A. CUNKLING, 2.9 Broadway. FPO EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY, euully D1, 8 Factory on twenty | ont a) ‘or fe a pitlinble to carry on the larsest kind of ‘manufacturing eas, Address A, by box 182 Leraid oilice. 10 EXCHANGY.—A FLOURING MILL AND BUSINESS: 1n this city will be exchanged for a good Farm and stock orlandon Long Island, or wear New York. This is a good opportunity for any party 19 engage ta an established bast ness. Addtess, stating property to be exchanged and loca tion, BE, RICHARDS, Herati oni T° XCHANOK—AT LONG PRANCI, A HOUSE, taining 13 roomy Mausant root, porch round the an ig acres; @ beautiful | ny near the bere form house between Fourth and. Sixin aver nues and hird and Fifty-uiotn streets, New Youk. Address L., Herald oaice. ACRE FARM TO EXCHANGE —HUNTINGTO 40 A pacer Se eres, pioasantiy lnoxtea, $3y toh | M1; good bulitiagm: mtook, ero piemvnts. -D, By DUNHAM, ss Pines building; would ex 75 acres, farming implements,» D. RUAL ESTATE WANTED, BUZARETH, N, J WANTED, A LARGE MODERN Re | with about etght loty, In El zabeth, N. J., for or in exchange; location must be firat claw tn @ ery re MAKIN KLENLN, 111 Broadway. PARM WANTED—TO PAY $500 TO 800 DOWN, bainnce $4 or $50 a year, Send ful partieulars to ELISHA, Herald oitice, EAL ESTATE WANTED —A PERSON ITAVING SOME meney to tnvest would like to buy & medium priced Store or Dwelling, in fee, between Forrth and Seventh avennes and above Thirteenth street, or More above Cortlandt street, (00 OF West of Grennwich ; aby person who wants to get nenri ‘or quite all cash be red he watt not have to deal witl a broker, and that this al tein good faith; property weil Address CHAS. M. EARLE, 110 broadway, WANTED, ON BROADWAY, 0 on Wall apect. 10 PROPERTY OWNER. a Store, worth from 100,000 to id Thirty-Afth streots, Address UA ollce. WANTED-A Low p urposes, withla and lowest cash price req furd Park, N. J. WASTED—A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSK, medium size, with all coasenlences, in Hoboken or Brooklyn with fuli particulars, box 119 Post oltice, ol WASTED, TO PURCHASE O8 IIKE—A SMALL UN- furnished House, with a!! the invdera improvements, elther in this ec ty or « short distance from it; n 0 In pers order, Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, 8., box 1) Heraid olive, for two days. 1ORD FARM, FOR FARMING 8 of Now York: partion ara Address FARMER, Ruth Address, cen, NL J. WITHIN: THIRTY MILES took of 12) Hera! ANTED.-R#AL ESTAT! of New York, for ANTRD—FOR A ‘our ate Jot must Le at le CASH y corner House, on Fi'th or Mad!soa aveause; ssa MARTIN KLEN CUSTOMER, A LARGE ) LL Broadwa: MILLINERY AND DR M2S,G: W ALLEN, 4449 DIVISIO WILL. AVE “oiror this week an assortment of Patern Bonnets and Round Hats; also 4 large siock of Millinery Goods, at reduced rates, MAKING, STREET, AND OPENING MAzeH 22 OF SPRING IVE “atvies French Hats and Flowers at F, STANG'S, 628 HAIR Sixth evenue, DARISIAN SPRING OPENI erly of A. 'T. Stewart & superb selection axt display of Hats; also a unique assortment of Bridal and other rare and deitents Artificial Flowers of the latust designs, MARSLE MANTELS. T)PQORATED, MARBLE MANTELS, WAINSCOTING, Furniture Tops, a6) im representation of all foray marbles, (row $15 (o 61,000: rich patterns black engraved in gold. MIDDLEFIELD COMPAN », 1,60 Broadway ; branch warerogm 487 Fulion street, srovklya, MABSSLE MANTELS, FROM 99 $12, 415, UP TO 8500, manufactured in the nighest style of ark, at J. MoGKAY 163 Flatbush avenue, corner of Atlantic aye- nue, Broo: N ARBLE D SLATE yo oar Toe aan RUE ant designs, from pt, e up to $2 fo WRT 2 CO. bos Sint apenter between Thinty-dfth and int atrvet, MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS —OPEXTNG Of naw show rooms, with Hnest assortment of Mantels in this clty; prices to sult'tinea, A. KUAB Si, IB and 135 Kast Highteenth street, near Third aveaus, New York, MARBLE AND) MARBLEIED MANTELS | WAIN AVI seoating and Tiling for leas than coat, at J. UEAN.'S Marble Works, 143 East will sell hie yy FORMERLY f2 FIRST AVE) SS. now at their factory, 217 to 223 West Firty-tirat between Broadway and Eighth avenue; marble and mai jaed Mantels, Monuments, Headstones, Thies, Watnacoting, Table and Finmber Blave; latest des! cheapest in this city. 3 KLABER & STORAGE, RAGE FOR FURNITURE, PT- 303 West Fourteenth and 75 and &3 re packed. shipped or moved in city oF qT jan tree! ferns country, Responaibie for breakage, A GATORAGE $18 A LOAD FOR FURNITURE, AX. Pianos and Merchandise of every description; goods dusted frequently and properly covered, and liveral cash ad: vances made when required by A, M. CKISTALAR, 42) Broadway, corner Howard. oney a ivanoed, FPARGER'S WAREHOUSES, THE MOST EXTENSIVE and complete in the world’; agparate compiartm: Turntture, baggage and other propertivs always ate commodious elevators. Eighth avenue, Thirty-third to i airy. fourth street, Be DING. JOUN Hf, WILCOX & 0O., 6 FOURTH AVENUE, oppoatte Stewart’ upper store, Importers 8. A. Horachatr, nfacturers dealers, wholessle ani retail. Hair, therm Moss, Husk, Spynge, Kureka Mattresses, Sp ing nd Bedding. Feathers washed and puriied by Para- ham's patent process, live steam. Oli Featuere renovated by steain and reiieved'uf JOHN H, WILCO. ellen & Wilcox. 0 AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN GERMANY, Hotel Kroapring, in Dres Englieb spoken by the proprioior and the attentants; com- foriable, well furnished roomna; central ar ploawant loo. tion; good table Whote, and moderate, Axed prices ura the iuducements offered by this firat cinss {0 J B. & W. W. CORNEL ve Ornamental TRON WOR All kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron’ Work for buildings, counting house and warerooms, Now, 10 to 148 Centre atrect “BILLIARD! JILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE—ONE OF PHELAN & Coliender's, 8 size, biack walnut; Billart Table we little xed, tu a wmall private faniiy ; in first rate order; wit ail the tinplements; four pocksts; will be sold cheap. Adirens J. Gry box 5,478 Pout otic NOW 3 OUR TIME TO BUY FIRST CLASS TAL AN Balls, Coes, Clots and Cue Tips 20 ae, gent jase thas on can biy elsewhere, at W. WU. GRIFRPILH'S faciory, 42 EYES AND FARS. RUIFICIAL HUMAN KYE ZL MANN (formerly with f Pa jakers and iuserters of tag improved man Lye, #1 Broadway. by the facu N. U.—Thesa eyes ic _MILK AND CREAM. D. WOODHULL, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER in Orange county Mile and Cream. Hot Ward ice cream waloons suppiled by our wagons tr oapect Park to Hariem river. Cream well packed ta J to ail polnta from Washington to Boston, We | ular customers in Baitimore, Washington, Albwny and York. Branch ollie corner Adams strevt aad Mysto Brooklyn, a... DENTISTRY RIIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED JA without plates, clasps or uay extra Bron stumps to original shave and colur wiih SIGESMOND, 42 East Union aquare. oS BPAUICCL seve OF TEETH, With Fl to fl! out the face and restore youthtul appeara 815 and $20. ore eb @leewh ‘and upwari«. baa fog cas prep! m the most scieutitin Mtuproved tanner, without exira charge, at Drs, WiUTH: & WILLTANSON*S, 182 Siath Open day nod nigbt. v D*CRAxes OSTEOPLASTIO AND PLATINA RE ‘stores teeth in every stage of di pe, beaaty and soundness without pai Re 208 West Forty-second str peer n beaut a Tor Whip (rT VILLERS, USS Grand atrest, near Broadway. W EXTRACTED WITHOUT PALIN, 18 YEARS plication (narcoti C)FREMS FOR CLEAR be bugs, roaches, ants, moths, lectat If, 8. VANZIGER'S office, 73 Forsyth West Forty-Crat street, $50 -WEST'S HOTEL AND. fo. 4 Liberty place, New 1 ork. &C., OF ot, or lob Oo Hor JOAL,-THR ADVERTISE 6 and good trate, winhe, 16 $6,000, vo joto bim in CebMlis'aing tl wants immeiiately a yard and fat box 149 Heraid ouice. WAVING GREAT FX. i mann, wih 8,000 Oa! DUBINESS| AAO Adirvae NAQLIQ