The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1871, Page 9

THE PUBLIC DEBT. Whe March Statement, Compared With That of the Corresponding Month of Last Year and With That of February, 1871—De- crease for the Past Year $115,268,591. The statement of the public debt on March 1 has just been issued by the Treasury Department. | ‘We compare the figures with those of the state- «ment made a year ago:— DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. March 1, 1870, March 1, 1871. $221,559,300 $214,567,300 | + 1,886,350,350 1, 707,776,490 + $2,107,939,050 $1,922,343,700 | CURRENCY INTEREST. Five per cent bonas ‘B1x per cent bonds Total bear’g coin int. DEBT BEARING Four per cent cert’s.... —_ $678,009 | ‘Three per centcert’s.... $45,555,000 40,580,000 | ‘Navy Pension fund..... 14,000,000 14,000,000 Total bear’g cur’y int.. $59,555,000 $55,238,000 | ‘Mavored not paid........ 8,973,348 8,261,112 | DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. United States notes..... $356.109,973 $356, 100,186 | ¥ractional currency..... 39,950,039 40,570,748 Gold certificates... + 44,882,840 29,657,500 | Total bear’g noint.... $440,442,857 — $426,331,434 RECAPITULATION, Debt pearing coin int... $2,107,939,050 $1,922,343, 700 Debt bearing cur’y int... 69,555,000 55,238,000 Debt bearing no int. 2, 426,331,434 ‘Matured dept not paid. 8,201,112 $2,407,171,246 64,618,802 $2,611,910, 854 0. 64,467,520 2,676,368, 173 AMOUNT IN TREASURY, $2,471, 793,078 14,208 $103.1 Total in Treasury. $213, 340,318 Debt tess cash in ‘reas.. 2,40 855 7, 764, 264 Decrease of the national debt since March 1, 1870, . $115, 263, 591 ‘The following table compares the statement just ade with the previous one of February 1, 1871:— DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. Feb. 1, 1871. March 1, 1871. $214,567,300 — $214,557,500 | 1,714,776,4.0 — 1,707,776,400 43,700 $1,922, 343,700 028,814 Five per cent bonds. ‘Six per cent bonds. Total bearing coin int. $1, DEBT BEARING CURRENCY ‘TEREST. Four percentcertii’s .. $678,302 $678,000 ‘Three per cent certi’s 42,085,000 40,560,000 | Wavy Pension fund. ° 14,000,000 14,000,000 | Total bear’g cur’y int. $56, 763,36: $55,233,000 Matured, not paid...... 4,036,902 8,261,112 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. ‘United Staves notes: $256,101,086 $356,100,186 Fractional currency. 40,479 593 40,573,748 Gold certificates... 82,088, 360 29,657,500 Total bear’g no int... $423,609,039 $426,331,434 RECAPITULATION, Dedt bearing coin int. ..$1,929,343,700 $1,922, Webt bearing cur’cy mt. 56,763,362 6 Devt bearing no interest 42 9” Matured debt not paid. . 4,0: 8, $2,407,174, 246 64,618,832 | 431,836 $2,471,793,078 AMOUNT IN TREAS! . $59,066,500 $108,174,208 20,954, 24,8: $124,028,814 2,347, 764, 264 Total........... Bonds to Pacific KK, Co. 2,418,8 615, 18,004 vy | Total in Treasury, ‘Debt loss aw’tin ‘Tre’sy. $2, 354/337 Decrease of the national dept since February 1, 1871........ & $6,573,283 “In the above statement no mention ts made of | accrued Interest, and the bonds tssued to the Pacific | ‘Railroad Company are calculated as part of the pub- Me debt. According to the report of Secretary Bout- ‘well, who adds accrued interest and ignores the ‘bonds issued to that road, the total debt exhibits @ decrease during the past month amounting to $1,317,960. i The debt of the United States, less cash in the | Treasury, Was as annexed at the undermentioned dates:— March 4, 1861. $66,180,855 July 1,1861.. 88,498,670 duly 1,1862.. 502,921,404 duly 1, 1863. .1,093,464,090 July 1, 1864. .1,721,847,934 July 31, 1865, .2,757, 253.275 Bept. 1, 1866. . 2,757,689, Jan. 1, 1866. ug. 1, 1866. Jan. 1, 1870. .2,462,418, 7 Feb. 1, 1870. Mareh 1, 1870. April 1, 1870.' » 289,175 May 1,'1870..2,431,698,879 | June 1, 1870. .2,428,211,016 July 1, 1870. .2,400,208,363 fan. 1, 1868, 2,511,800, 013 593,125,650 duly 1, 1868. .2,508,915,192 Jan. 1, 1869, .2,540, 707.201 July 1, 1369. .2,509,160,773 356,364,306 357,470,000 Jan. 1, 1871. .2,349, 664, Feb. 1, 1871. .2,354,337,547 March 1, 1871.2,347,764, +92) CONFLAGRATION IN BROOKLYN. Nine Frame Structures Destroyed—Loss About $11,000. About nine o’clock yesterday morning flames Were discovered Issuing from the frame buiid.ng No. 484 Clermont avenue, occupied as a stable, aud owned by Henry A. Rosenthal. The structure had een vacated but ten minutes previous by the ewner, and, as there was no stove or fire in the Place, the origin of the conflagration is en- veloped in mystery. The building, together With its contents, including a norse, was burned down, involving a loss of $1,500; insured in the Germania Company for $850. The flames com- Ranissced canned and propelied by the strong larch wind prevailing at the time—to the adjoin- ang stables on that avenue, and from thence toa gow of frame tenement houses on Adelphi street, turning several families out of doors, with their hhumble effects upon the bleak sidewalk. Nine structures in all were burned down or damaged by the warping and absorbing tongue of the fire fiend. From Rosenthal’s Stable the flames Jeaped to the stavles of R. Longman & Sons, No. 486 Clermont avenue, causing loss on building and stock of $500; insured for $5,060 on building and $2,500 on stock in the Astor Company. Thence the fire spread to the stable No. 482 Clermont avenue, occupied by George Loude! ‘whose joss on stock and building proved $1,0.0; insured in the American Company for $2,000. No. 485 Clermont avenue, leased as a plumber's shop by Charles Robins, was damaged to the | tune of $40); msured m the Pacific Company for $1,000. Walter Robius, carpenter, who occupied rt of this structure, lust $150 worth of wois, and ‘iliam J. Zentaw, brass finisher, $1.000 in stock; mot insured, The tenement house No, 431 Adelphi street, owned by William W. Cahill, was only Anjured by the fre, though the occupants estimate gheir joint loss at $500 on furnitare. ‘The sparks et tre to the house owned by James igenbotham, No. 479 Adelphi street, causing damage to the amount of $590; insured for '$500 in the Brooklyn company. Thomas Mahan ana i wther tenants lost, jointly, $500 in furniture. The house of Mrs. Barbara Graham, adjoining, No. 477, ‘was damaged to the amount of $1,000; Insured in the Eina, of New York, for $2,000, John Ryan and ‘others, ocoupants of this house, estimate their loss at $i No, 475 Adelphi street, owned by Ed- fward McKenny, was burned; loss $1,000; in- ured in the Phenix Company for’ $1,250. enants lost $260 in furniture. ‘The stable ‘ol Edward McKenny, No. 473, was destroyed. Loss ‘$500; insured. No, 480 Clermont avenue, a stabie, owned by J. EF. Smith & Son, was burned dew: Loss $1,000; insured in the Nassau Company fo: 32, 600 ine Fire Marshal, who has been investigating the origin of the fire, 1s of the opinion that it was purely accidental. MORTALITY IN BREOKLYN. During the past week there were 185 deaths re- jeorded at the Brooklyn Bureau of Vital Statistics, being a decrease of 12 as compared with the pre- «ceding week. Of the dead 36 were men, 39 women, 70 boys and 40 girls; 142 were natives of the United tates, 10 of Germany, 23 of Ireland, England 8, italy and Scotland 1 eacn. Consumption carried off a menmonia, 21; scarlet fever, 20: disease or brain, 7; heart disease, 11; croup, dlphtheri disease of liver, 4 each; convulsions, 12; smallpox iC a, debility and | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET, THE FOUNDLINGS., Goventeenth Annual Meeting of tho Nursery and Child’ Hospital Managers. Inthe chapel of this instivution, at the corner of Filty-first strect and Lexington avenue, was held at noon yesterday the annual meeting of managers. The attendance was numerous, and mach interest in the proceedings was manifested by the kind- hearted lady patronesses who were present. The chair was taken by the Rey. Dr. Hall, The business of reading the report was prefaced by a Scriptural reading and a short, heartfelt prayer by the rever- end chairman, The secretary of the institution, Mrs, Mary M, Sullivan, then read the report, recapitu- lating the history of tue society since its mvep- tion in 1854, unting the gradual extension ot its sphere of useiuiness. At tirst 1t was Intended only for the maintenance of THE CHILDREN OF WET NURSES and others whose parents labor away trom home, The hospial department grew out of cases of sick- ness among he tiny inmates, ‘The foundling branch | followed with the opening of a Home, und neat | came a lying-in asylum, where poor married wowen might receive the care they could not get at home, But not alone to pregnant married Womeu were the doors opened. The humane pnuilosophy of ther acuion 1s almost poetically justitied in the re ane would reverse the order of nature, lor we make THE BABE PROTECTOR OF THZ MOTHER AGAINST HERSELF,”” The establishment o/ the Country Home on Staten Island, through the munificent grant of $25,000 from the Legislature, has vecm attended with the best re- sults to the sick cniidren, who thus had an opportu- nity of recoverimg health more quickly under the intuence of pure. fresh air. ‘The statistics Of admissions to the institution dur- Ing the past year include 750 cuuldren, iz2 of which were ushered into the world at the same tmme. Une hundred and thirty-nine Women were admitted for coninement, and 125 were admitted with children aiready born, The total number cared for was 1,039, The present inmates number 332—206 chil- dren and 127 adults, The society APPEALS FOR ASSISTANCE, and surely, in this city of charities, there witl he found many to respond to a call which coucerns the wellare of our citizens o/ the tuture. — FORK SAle East Side. A SHOR SALE, THE MOST PERRECT HOUSE ON « Murray Hill, frst brown stone (ront, four stories, basement « igh stoop, built solid; handsomel; finished iz rosewood on’ principal story ; the whole house finished in bard wood throughout; locaiton the most des! rable, central and elegant in the eity of New York, Northeast corner of Thirty-ninth street and Park avenue. Terms easy. Inquire on the premises, No. 81. Also two in- pp the avenue tor sale, 8} and 87. jousen on Thirty-ninth street, near Park ave- nue, for sale; two Mite gems; Nos. 101’ and 108, Terms Inquire'on the premises. $35,000. uid | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SAL! $15.000. Session at once. A. $18,000. Park and Lexingto: $29,000 $22. near Thirty-sixth ai Z x 25.000. 5 BUILVER, 109 We Fifth avenue ; hous MBER OF Ww 3 West 12th s ast Thirtieth street. West 35d st , 20xi0x100, b. tho Kast Side. —THREE STORY HIGH STOOP DOR- | between Third ana ater stone House, on Sixty-hrat street, Lexington avenues; house new and pos C. LOOMIS & CO., 1,254 Broadway, A VERY ATTRACTIVE BROWN STONE House on ‘Vhirty-eighth street, between n avenues, for sale. M. A. J, LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street, A VERY ATTRACTIVE THREE STORY high stoop House, on Lexington avenue, vet, for sale, M. A. J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Codar street, -FOR SALE, THE THREE STORY high stoop brown stone tront House, No. ‘or particulars and permit apply to ‘st Forty-ninth street. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, on ighticth street, near fe new and possession at once. ‘& CU., 1,204 Broadway, FING HOUSES FOR SAL t., 220886 be all impute, . 812,000 + ail Improvements. 29.500 15 Horatlo st., 18.x45x87,73¢, all improvements 214,000 86 Bank st. 20x4x98, all blogs . + 15,600, 1/0 West 1ith st, 21.6x45x 05.4, al improvements, ..... 2X,(10 815 West 1>th ai, :2452x92, all improvements, 18'000 44 West 54th st., near Sth a « 80,000 48 Jane at., 226x400, 0/1 Improvements. ... 14g}600 Kast 43th at., 16x00x100, all improvement 214,00 Cannot be secu without permits from our oflice, E. L, & B, 'T, BURNHAM, COTTAGE third street; nents, For partic ninth atreet. LARGE FO) A. stones near tt 25x05x100); will be BARGAIN—MUST_ BE SOLD—WE ond street, n brick ; all improve MO! A RINE story, double, Forty-second street MORRIS: FINE THRE! House, \ est 320, cheap; 416 004 Oo DESIRABLE, House, West C. C. Moore's tease MORRIS FOUR STOR Lot, West Forty-fourth str ail the conveniences and in brick,!West Forty. also a three story price $13,000; also FOR RIS B, BAER, nORNER ON 609 Hudson street, SALE—NO, {2 WEST FIFTY- is in perfect order, aud has the improv ars apply to BULLDER, 109 West Forty- R STORY HiGH STOOP BROWN {th avenue, on wenty-vighth street (Riz? sold at w bargain for cash; price $37,000. 8. B. GOODALE, Nos, 7 and 9 West Twenty-third st. (¥i.th Avenue Hotel). T THIRTY-SEC+ ear Sixth avenue, three story high stoop vents; $13,000; terms, West 4 fourth street. ELEVENTH AVENUE FOUR . brick, with stores, $21,000, Also West » four story double brick Store. $11,th b. BAER, 269 West Thirty-fourth atreet. £ STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONR Fortieth street, all improvements, 19x30 KRIS B. BAER, 259 West Thirty fourth street, THREE STORY BASEMENT BRICK Twenty-fourth street; ali improvements; hold ; 4 9) ground rent} 37,00. B. ALR, 269 Weat Thirty-fourth street. Y HIGH STOOP BRICK ROUSE AND Job 20x10 feet; house has good order; price only 14,5: d street, Lot Li.rx98.9} umber of first class Honses. SMITH & MEAD, 423 Eighth avenue. —EIGHT FULL LOTS, N. 8. 122D STREET, NEAR First avenue; no rock; sewered and graded; price } $2,580 each ; easy termi W. MYER, Ni DESIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER FOR SALE— Northeast corner of Rivington and Cannon streets, 60 on Rivington and §9 on Cannon street, Present rents received between 3,50 and 4,000. Wiil be sold reasona. bly, as the present owner ig in ill health and cannot attend to ft. Inaulre on the premises for JOHN CAMPBELL, (A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, ALL MODERN IM. provements. to be sold at a sacrifice; 7 rooms; full lot; ith street near Second avenue. Cull at once, M. E, ORASTO, 2,127 Third avenue, corner 116th street. VERY LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON ALL THE avenues in Harlem; also on the streets, Call and ex- amine. M. E. CRASTO, 2,127 Third avenue, corner 116th street. MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE FOR SALE IN FORTY- first atreet, between Fifth and Madison avenues; well arranged an: in good order; price $27,50J. Appiy to E. H, LODLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine sure A. . 7 Warren street, room No. 7. GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSES ON MURRAY HILL, ifth avenue, side streets. Apply to WILLIAM TUCKER, 220 Fith’ avenue, above Tweaty-ninth street, VERY CONVENIENT THREE STORY BRICK 4X. House: all improvements; good neighuorhood; Seven- ty-eighth street, near Third avenue; must be sold; ouly BHA; only $2,000 cash, DJOINING | MADISON. AVENUE—EXTRA SIZE Building Lot for sale on Fighty-sixth street. Also Madi- son avenue Dwellings, Thir'y-seventh to Fitty-fourih strevte, V. K. STEVENSON & SON, U Pine strect, T BARGAIN—ON LEXINGTON AVENUE, hear Twenty-ninth street, three story House, high stoop, i very cheap; mus be sold. Apply to’ owner, 404 Veaue, or Fe TLRETCH & REMSEN, same number, HOUSE, 548 MADISON AVENUE, FOR SALE— 2Uxfx9, fone story brown stone front; firat class, finished in hare wood, and if sold this week a ‘reduction in price will be made. Apply on the premises or to FET- 'RETCH & REMSEN, 454 Third avenue, A HEAP LOTS ON SIXTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR THE Proposed east side Boulevard, #2,500 each: VACHE & BROWN, 953 rhird avenue, JOR SALE—1WO WELL BUILT HOUSES, SEVENTY- ninth street, near Madison avenue, and Lexington ave- nne, neur Forty-second street depot: also tine Central Park Lots, a bargain and easy terms. HUBERT & PIRSSON, Architects, 3 East Seventeenth JOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, NO, 60 MUL- berry street, 25x100, price $11,600: 110 Mulberry street, 25x100, price $13,500, Both of these lote are near Canal Apply to A. & G. BRANDON, No. 4 Tryon row, City are. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH n, the four story Freuch roof brown Lexington avenue, in good order terms to suit. ‘Apply on OR SAL FR SALE—#16,500-BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE 205 Kast Forty-fiith street, 65 feet from Third avenue; house 20x45, lot 1) ft. 510. All modern improvements, In: quire on the premises or of JOHN J. COGER, 480 Water at. q1OR SALE—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH stoop brown atone front Dwelling, 20 {t. front; all mo- dern improvements, including heating range and ‘burglar alarm ; location within afew minutes! walk of the desirable portion of Central Park; price $21,000. or peraalts apply to . G. GREEN, 16 Dey atreet. F°O8 SALE_THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN NEW YORK. northeast corner of Lexington avenue and Forty-sixth street. Apply in basement. OR SALE—AT HARLEM, SOUTH SIDE 127TH street, between Second and’ Third avenues, a superior frame House, with slate roof and rear extension, and stable and three lots ef ground. Apply to E. KETCHUM, 88 Nas- sau street, FOR SALE-FRAME, BRICK AND, BROWN STONE Houses, at almost all prices, from 5,100 up to BAU, 000 detween Thirteenth street and Harlem Bridge and Secon and Fifth avenues. For cheap Houses and fair exchanges call at 830 Jhird avenue, JAMES ROWE. JOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOT, 25X100, NO. 74 FOR- syth street. Inquire on the premises. OR SALE-THREE STORY, TWENTY FOOT BROWN stone, black walnut parlor House, Seventy-ninth street & 100 foot lot), near Fourth avenue, ata it sacrifice. J. STEVENS & ROS. lumber dealers, Forty-seventh street, No. 6 Pine atreet, 92, M. OR SALE—THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE FRONT Honse 29 East Thirty-cighth street, near Maaison ave- nue; decorated by Murcotte: in perfect order. TAYLOR & STEARNS, No. 1} Pine street. Kor SALE—EAST THIRTIETH STREET—AT A barzain, four story high stoop brown stone House, 22.6x65 ; Jot half block; $15,000. Permits of A. JOURNEAY, No. 1 Pine stree AR OR SALE EE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK East Thirty-sixth street, full lot, $13,000; three story high sioop brown stone, $15,500; three story highstoop brown atone, Forty third street, "$11,600; three story high stoop brick, SUx45x.8, 15,000, are F. MELROSE, 996 East Fortieth street, R SALE—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone front House, 180 East Fifty-sixth street, bet Lexington and Fourth avenues; parior floor and main si way finished in hard wood; contains the modern improt ments; lot 2x100, Apply to R.& R. LAVERY, 248 Grand st. ARLEM. FIRST CLASS BROWN | STONE, FRONT louse, furnis! 1 for el . Ine 330 East iS4th streets on the premises, oP THaUlre at 090 Eas ARLEM.—A BARGAIN; THREE STORY HIGH stoon brick basement and cellar frame Honse, all im- rovements, fine order, between Third and Fourth avenues; location good; terms SCO ,t COTTOM' & LINSCOT1, corner 118th st, and Third FYARLEM, FOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF 116TH street, between Third and Lexington avenues, two new ‘irat class brown stone Houses, replete. ee M. E. CRASTO, Third avenue and 116th street. HH? USE AND LOT FOR SALB—AT A . Inquire on the premises, 836 ast idsd street | A T SAN AND WILL SELLA CHOTOR THREE STORY high oop. brown stone House, west of Third aven built by ana for the owner’s own residence, finished in bi Trorsa Nas Swe ull house suasatee thie teratta Sod waa particulars from JAMES ROWE, 690 Third avenue | MAOISON, AVENUE, ABOVE 3TH STREET.—~ | IML modern, first class brown stone House, 4 story high stoop (a bargain, with or without furniture) ; also, a {ull sized base House, same locality, suitable for & physician. and dysentery, 3; remittent fever, typhoid fever, ‘measies, asthma and apoplexy, 2 each; bronchitis, 6; wancers, 6. Forty-five of the deceased were infants ‘ander one year, 12 were persons between the ages vof sixty and eighty, while 5 were fourscore and tp- ‘ward, The mortality was greatest in the Sixth ‘ward, Where the number of deaths was 19. As will be observed, the scariatina has peen making sad avoc In the nursery, but is now reported to be on he decrease, BROOKLYN STREET LIGHTING, The police of Brooklyn have lately been in the : habit of keeping a record of the number of street Yumps unlighted in their respective precincts each Might. Yesterday being the 1st of the month a re- ‘urn for February was made by the captains, show- Ang the total number of lamps neglected during that period to be no less 18,000. The cost of lighting the lamps ist year was $560,000, If the gas companies can carr! ‘Out this system of questionable economy each month and receive their = regularly, without deducting for the een lamps, the cost for 1871 for this ¢mportant item of iliumination will be $750,000, The Mayor in his iast annual message urged that some means be provided to insure the city a full upply Of gas Contracted for. The snbject is of con- iderabie importance, both in a pecuntary point of wiew and as it atlects the comfort and’ e*fety of travel. We? WeYMOUR, i Bona Me ST BE SOLD~- $16.500-SPLENDID BROWN STONE, Rat ane bee near Texinron event) another, 2x ‘aexie LOO, Make your offer; large variety of barat: x100s EHO TONEL FROGHLICN, 20 Third erence” | JPARK AVENUE RESIDENCE FOR SALE (CONVE- p nient to “Grand Union Defiot’)—Situated between ‘Thirty-ninth and Fortietn streets, in the centre of finished block; light and ventilation perfect; house first class, brown stone front, butlt soltd; handsomely finished in hard wood througho in perfect order; location the most desiraple, clegauton New York Island. Terms to suit the niy need apply to OWNER, No. 121 East v central and TH STREET.—LOTS BETWEEN 8D AND «TH aventen; 59th street and 9th avenue, southeast cor- ner; S8th street and th avenue, nortl Joining Lots, for sale by GEO. W, 5 CASH.—A NEW FIRST CLASS HIGH 3.00 stop Putiadelpnin brick frome with tron ne trimmings ; all modern {mprovements: 7.500 can re- ain on mortgage. No. 135 East 16th street, north side, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues. Call from 10 to 4 o'clock. WILL BUY A GOOD THREE STORY HIGH stoop House and Lot on East Thirty-seventh one on East Thirty-third street; 9.500 street. 12,500 will also One do. 813,00; one on Fhirtieth street, $15,500; one on Tr bird’ street; one on Thirty-tirat 18,000. yas TETTRETCH & REMSEN, a4 Third avenue. $14. 500. —A C*RGAIN—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, * . a three story brown stone Houne, 22) East Forty-eighth street; fully furnished and pinanant Surround Inga’ posession st once, terme easy. Apply Keculor, 12 Bast Forir-aisth etrost. ‘ REAUTIFUL FOUR STORY House of m Street, Letiveen Six and arranged, fins hroughout. ‘Apply to E. H. LUDLOW & UO., No. 3 Pine at BARGAIN, BROWN _ STON: edium size for sale low in Forty-ffth tu and Seventh avenues; it 18 well bullt ned in hard wond and in. thorough order THE FOUR STORY BRICK AND 41. brown stone front House, situated on Twentiet : street, hear Tenth avenue; movirg from the ci Boxd4x100, | (2,632.) BLACKWE! 4X full lots, Central Par Sixtieth street. UANE STREE 4and OR SALE—A street, between Columbia ‘College main, Apply to th street. OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL flower garden, Opposite the mans! modern improvements. Apply prem| Link, WLUKINS & CU., BY COURTNEY & GRAY, 78 CEDAR ST. WUOD, or to MU. OR SALE. West 24th at Weat 29th st, fou Wea, doth st, three West 57th st AY basement bro gain if taken at on DICKINSON & HA ON of Fitth width and moder superior Mirrors, nives. Apply to F some four 8 eligib SAY, No.1 bine Forty-ninth si nue; newly bniit al movern improvem 243 West Forty-ninth rireet. j1OR SALE CHEAP—A MODERN, four story brown stone OR SALE-—WEST THIRTY location; price #30,W00, (OR SALE—TWO BROWN all improvements; the owner about “Brice 14,00. LL & MALKS, 55 and 57 Liberty street, N EXTRA SIZE DOUBLE DWELLING, WITH EIGHT | feet west from junction of Bro: d_ Boulevard, for sale reasonably; Y¥. K. STEVENSON & SUN, 1 Vine st. ‘T PROPERTY FOR SALE.—28 FEET 4 on Duane, corner of Caroline street, and in- 6 Caroline street. Principals on'y appl; EEKY, 1,00v Broadway, or to F, W. JACKSON, ble Lite, 120 Broadway. THREE STORY HOU! Fifth and Sixth leascholds price 320,000; d12\(00 e owner, THOMAS SLEVENSON, 27 Wail RESIDENC . hear Boulevard, in Sevent, jon of ex Mayor Wood; LARGE y-sixth street, house contains ex, to HENRY No. 7 Pine street four story brown atone. ory brown stone. story brown stone, 5000 rIRST CLASS FIVE STORY ENGLISH wn stoue House, on west side; a real bar- ce; a fine location every ', 1 Cedar street, TRIRTY-NINTH STREET, JUST WEST venue, a four story brown stone House, of full | build “and fiaish; price $860,000, ineluding andeliers and Gas Fixtures and Cor- H. LUDLOW & CO., No 3 Pine street, SIGHTH STREET, HAND- ory modern brown stone House, 28x55; lot Vermits of A. JUUK- street. STONE HOUSFS, ON treet, between Broniway and Kizhth ave- nd Snished in the best manner," with al ents. Apply to the owner, 8S. STLWAR% FIRST CLASS brown stone House, 4 story high stoop, elegant order, Rear Sth avenue, o1 OF. SAL Factory, BO: teen horse Engin ing business. App fourth street. ‘Tools, Also for sale, Hill; possession. P, SEYMUUR, 171 Broadway, TO LEASE—A THREE STORY BRICK with buildings in rear, incuaing a fif- id Boiler, suitable for any manufactut ply at factory, 510 and 51+ West Twenty- ine assortment of Machinista’ m Murrey OR HE THREE S' House, 8! Sixth al 19x45x100; price #2" BLACKWE! ‘EST 31ST ST West 87th st 8th ay at liberal terms. At B. 8. LEVY 67 ina finely imp: sale or exchange ; proved and unimproved. W. 4 story brown, TORY HIGH STOOP STONE FRONT uated on Forty-titth street, beween Fifth and | ues, in pohttect orders 7,56, LL & MARKS, 55 and 57 Liberty street, 4S. H.8, frescoed throughout ; 812,500 10,600 2TH AVENUE, ABOVE 42D STREET.—A FIRST CLASS roved corner Property, brown stone, for also other corners, on 6th avenue, iin- P. BEYMOUR, 17] Broadway. TH AVENUE class Stores and Dwellings; a capital opportunit pirenase well loc: -ighth avenue, bet! For particulars a) PROPERTY FOR SALE-TWO FIRST to ated store property on the westside of ween Fifty-second and Fiity-third streets. pply to the owner, 236 West Fitty-second atreet. mR AND 17 HA viet. Apply t I salc; all the late easy. Apply on pr $9,000. perfect order; all improvements: ' siz cash, R $20.000- and Eighth avenue; house in good order and 1, 181. $45.000. NUMBER 01 from 12,000 to $18, frame. $5,000 to $1 the time to pureh M. E. CRAS' WEST FORTY-SEVENTH story French roof brown stone House and Lot for —AN ELEGANT HOUSE ON. W Fifty-Grst street, equal to a corner without exp M.A. J, LYNCH, 72 and RRISON STREET—FOR SALE OR TO 0 SAMUEL WOUD, 176 Broadway. 0 STREET.—A FOUR improvements; in pertect order; terms emisee, Can be seen from 18 to 6 P. —FOR SALE, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP arbie front House, +89 Second avenue; in V2.txb0x80; $3,600 903 Broadway. OBERT G, RICHARDS HREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON orty-eizhth street, between Broadway possession May 4 Broadway. 7 ‘A.C. LOOMIS & CO., 1,2: __ with . Por wal side windor 74 Cedar street, Misvetlaneous. NEW SPLENDID BROWN STONE 3 brick, from 37,00) to 13,000; if you wish to get bargains now ie can show a list of over 10) Houses, corner 116th street, F i 10,000 80, ‘Third avenue, A. lots, with but Of six lots for tenements. M. E. CRASTO, TWO VERY DESIRABLE PLOTS, ONE OF N iiders? loan, for brown stone houses; one Call without delay. ), 2,127 Third avenue, corner 116th street. HAS. MAC RA! 70 Ce C Property at fair prices readily disposed of. E's, dar street, corner of N. ssau, The place for bargains. (OR SALE CHEAP—A PHILADELPHIA BRICK Honse, with al I! improvements; also one trame, House, water, &c.; terms easy. Bass watery“! sLOCOMB, 291 Thirteenth street Brooklyn. HE UNDERSIG@: to give his person and country property also sales of furnit BROOKLYN brown stone Rodney and Keap neighborhood unexceptionadle; how all_ improvements. MILLER, 25 Nassau street, New A —FOR SALE ai. ture, on Ade Stone House. Pari T A BARGAIN TO CLOSE NED IS PREPARED AS HERETOFORE attention to selling and renting city iction sales at Exchange Salesroom ; ure at residences, A. JUUKNEAY, No. 1 Pine street. PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. ESTATE —SPLEA DID House on Lee a streets, best loca: in Nineteenth ward; i perfect order, with For permits sxply to JOUNSUN & o CHEAP, WITH OR WITROUT FURNI- iphi street, three story high stoop brown, ors, Irescood and in perfect order. OLIVER CARTER, 56 Wail street, basement, AND GROUNDS, WITH STA- HANDSOME HOU AA Heinivirece, tc., tnely located in Brookiyn, for sale dr_exehange for city. property. For particuisrs’ address OWNER, box },156 Post ollice. ji AOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A HANDSOME House, three stone; has all im} neighborhood tirst class. | V Dean street, betw Inquire at 190 water, bath, heater, cas, fne, easy.’ Inquire of the owner, 150 Wyckoff street, stories, basement and sub-ceilar, brown rovement#: convenient to all the ferries be sold cheap; terms easy cen Hoyt and Bond streets. BASEMENT HIGH House, 9 rome; ot 20x10; hob and cold arden ¢ price @5,200; terms Brooklyn, R SALE—TWO STORY AND stoop brick 1 (OR SALE—IN BROOKLYN cellar frame minutes from ferries. Address the owner, R. $3,500, TWO STORY ) Iruit, close to cal Oo B., Heraid House; two lc offies, H OR SALE-THREE STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT and cellar brick House, 140 Sac! water, tc. ; all in tt street, Brooklyn ; good order. For particulars inquire ot JOHN O'CUNNOR, 44 Greenwich street, New York. For SALE-—IN BROOKLYN, FRAME HOUSE, SEVEN rooms, water, | atte avenus. near ras gas, Ac.y filled 1n, 16.8x35x100, on Lafay- Heed avenue; price $8,100; terms easy. BARBER, No. 6 Pine siteet, room No, 6 jwillsell ata bargain; size of house | 45,W00 ue, Brookiyn, between | BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND {}0.R SALF—ON STUYVESANT AVENUE, BROOKLYN Sthree story high basement frame Houses, 13 rooms, » all Improvements; at Meirose, one mile above Hariem Bridge, & Cotiage, rooms, Inquire at 45 Fulion atrest, in store, | OK SALE CHFAP—A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY on Fulton street, Brooklyn, 100 feet deep, entrat two streeis; very desirabio; or it might be exchanged for | Mice residence either in New York or Brooklyn, Address | A: Da Herald otice, c¢ toop brown stone, occupied by the owner; In perfect every improvement; furnished if desired ; lo unexceptionable; needs but to be seen to be admired Ve sold on easy terms or exchanved fora similar House in N THE HILU.-ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH | | | } | this city. Address ELLIOT! PLACE, Herald otlics LET AT GREENPOINT, BROOKLYN, Tenth ana Twenty-third atri and cars to City Hall, Brooklyn, « @ Dwelling, with two Win CON- ferries to ent moderate:’ aiso emali Dwellings ire of SAML, D, CLARK, Bank | M0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, STORE AT JUNCTION OF Court and Fuiton streets, Beet place in city for insu- ess of like character. Apply in store, S.-FOR SALE, VERY DESIRABLY L0- within one block of Prospect Park, Brook- mm will , Now ented Lot lyn, south of and near Flatbush avenue; a builder's lo be made. Apply to M. M. VALL, 27 Chumbers sire York, WILL BUY A THREE STORY HIGH $9000 ospvrowa stone waserent brick and Lot, with the improvements; $3,500 to $5,000 on - He. Abply on the premises, ‘No. 10 Marey avenue, near watreet, Brooklyn. DSON CitY ATE. JLRSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, AND BERGEN REAL For Sale. MMODIOUS TWO SLORY AND water and gas; two lots; Cotlage ey City Heights; very easy terms, JOUN H. PLATT, opposite Court House, VERY PRETTY COTTAGE—TWO STORY AND basement; eight rooms, water and gas; near Presbyte- Han church, Bergen 5 83 JOLLN place, Je: 00, 81,00 cash. i 1. PLATT, opposite Court House, IDENCE—12 ringe house, &e, art cash, TH, Jersey City Height TWO STORY HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS; GOOD BUS ness locality; only 4000, part of which can remain dn mortgage. A Par OTN PLAT opposite Court House. Jersey City Heigi | | N ELEGANT FRENCH ROOP HOUSK—SUPERIOR finish, every modern improvement; corner garden; lo- Cation most aviect, on Jersey City Heights, Only hulf cash, JOHN 'H. PLATT, Jersey City Heizhis, OR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED HOUSE in Jersey City, six minutes’ walk from Cortlands and Desbrosses ferries; lot 25x1U0. Apply to owner, H, bk. DRB& SER, No. 61 Walker street, New 1 0rk. WO COTTAGES—IN EXCELLENT CONDITIO: venient to six lerries; improved street; on y B4,300 £ Doth, 2,00 on mortgage. JOHN H. PLATT, opposite | Court House, Jersey City Heights, To Let or Lease. 0 LET OR FOR SALE—ON JERSRY HEIGHTS, Jersey City, two story attic and basement House, in good. condition, Furniture for sale. Apply to GEORGE W. WAYRE, 40 Park row, room No. 6. TPO, WET, OR LEASHSPLENDID MANSION AND Grounds, at Bull’s Ferry, N.J., on the sh miles trom New York. Also Lota to lease, corner o| wich avenue and ‘twelfth street, city. Apply ut 119 aud L Nassau street, room 14, up sta PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO REN’ T RUTHERFURD PARK—THE MO! and accessible suburb of New York, 40 minutes from ¢ Chy Hull, desirable Building Plots, near station. J. FISHER SATLERTHWAITE, 10 Pine street, LL WANTING FARMS--GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI, mate. For papers address C. K. LANDIS, Vineland, N. J. T NEW BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK—TO RENT, A” govern Villas, one furnished; stables, gardens, lawns} Bhade trees: all modern conveniences; deli;httuily located} near ferry; 35 minutes of Wall street, HAMILTON, 2045 Broadway, or 92 Front atreet, T WHITE PLAINS-A PLACE OF SIX ACRES; house, beautifullyy situated, with ali the modern im: Provements, aud five mimutes trom depot, for sale, or will ex- change for improved or unimproved city "Property. For fur- particulars apply at 180 BARGAIN.—TWO TWO STORY AND BASEMENT frame Houses, each 22x40; Jota, 25x1.0.11 ; 123d sireet, | near Mount Morris Park; the two cheapest houses in Har: Jem; the two for 412,100, or one, $6,500, lots are worth #83,000, ird avenue, corner 11éth street. RIVERSIDE (GREENWICH), CONN.—ATIRACTIVI shore front Property for aaie; house, 14 rooms; several ‘At outby ; abundance fruit; others. ‘Address 1» Bridge Station, Conn, VuID HIGH RENTS BY BUYING A HOUSE AT Glenwood, on the Hudson, 8) miuutes from Thirtieth atreet. Kiver views; healthy location; low taxes; all mod- ern improvements; prices from $3,750; terms liberal, ply to JOHN K. CURTIS, 1,289 Broadway, New York. T FLUSHING—TWO BEAUTIFUL RESIDENC | flag walks, five mioutes from depot, moi | ments, fruit, on the best street, at 7.0 and 36 | ture entire $0v0 cash, Address OWNER, Herald ollice. | yt worn ANIA, NEAR DEPOI—A TWO STORY | attic and basement House; rent #850; also larger Houses; gan fixtures, Ac.; rent 850. KR. J. BROWN, 176 Hulton bireet, New York, or Filth street, Morrisanja, hear jepot. BARGAIN—DESIKABLE PROPERTY IN RAHWAY, N. J., one hour irom New York, fifteen minutes? walk from the depot; 31 acres of good land, in the best part of the elty; house, barn and outbuildings, grape and other fruit in abundance; wil be sold in part {f desired, Address WM, FORWED, care of James G, Stacy, Photograpner, corner of Main and Cherry streets. BARGAIN.—A FARM OF 15 ACRES, 18 SQUARE rods, with good house and barn, on Long Island, within a few minutes’ walk from the depot, tor sule at a sacrifice, Apply to Mrs, BRICE, 1/7 Sixth avenue. SUPERIOR FARM, 108 ACRES, 33 MILES BY ERIE Railway ; 70 acres cultivated; well watered ; healthy lo- buildings new; also Tenant Buililngs; price 8,600, CHARLES W. WARD, 7 Cedar street, T LONG BRANCH.—ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI- dence for sale; tmest location on beach, facing the carriage house, ice house, stable, dc. Bis acres ; easy. Address D. J., box 2,337 lew York ‘Post ollice. BUSINESS MAN, ABOUT REMOVING SOUTH, OF- fers bis Country Residence, of 60 acres, at depot, one at a reduction of #15,0U0 from its pre- ent valuation of $75,000; terms easy; value coustantly ad- Yavelng, “Frincipais ‘address SACRIFICE, box 144 Herald ottic A hour in New Jers i SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE— Handgomely situated in Morristown, N. J.; elegant, convenient and new, With all the modern improvements; builtin the most substantial manner for owner's use, For further particulars address L. & »., 241 West Fifty-third street, New York. AT QRANGE—A GENTEEL COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH 12 rooms, variety of fruit, shade and evergreens; lot IWox110, at ast Orange, one mile trom Briek Church Sta- tion, only $6,000, #000 cash, bilance vanremain, A bargain, J, 8 FERGUSON, 3 T NEW BRUNSWICK—$12,500.—ELEGANT _NEW Residence, 12 rooms, Hniehed in the best style; 5 acres Je trees; fine view from every win- ssion given immediatel; FERGUSON & MAN- ‘ussaut street, room No. 1, and corner Third avenue ty-third street. great Nassau street, room No. 6. | PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE Fe épring and broo ‘eban F° mort; F° pleasantly situated, on Taylor strevi, and about five minutes! walk from cont of fri Bares vo a tine House, built li rooins { fine ¢ depot. \H streets, St ‘es I K° | five minutes from North Shore ferry; +4, Dai wick rere and view: Fr 0} F | of 60 ment NO! 105; in sat 3. 8B H print ot De river will I only Onw havi home any bute. Fe K furt! Lan Com de: four sale. carr i} 6 Sul he Fordl 10 sey; 10 ‘wan! aye. Freight deo | Fr | dance of very choice trult, Village, Morris county, N. J. first class; terms easy. gain: EDWARD 5, banon and Knoxville Railroad; # barzain given, Adiress | Lox 3,930 New York Pos: ollice. OR SALE—FARM OF 28 ACRES, 22 atILES IN| NEW to $350,000) several to exchange. Raliroad, a neat pretty Fren OR SALE—FARM OF 15 ACRES, AT WAYNE, PAS- (OR SALE—HOTEL White Lake, Sullivan county, N. Y.—House long known asa hotel, contains 22 large roots, extensive barns and stn- Dies, outhouses, ice house (filled), and boat house; all com- plete; 0 ncres good land OR SALE OR TO LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY OR SALE OR TO LET-AT NBW ROCHELLE, A Island Sound, with 10 acres of ground, house, wtn- bathing, ac. For terms sd pereeiaeaiiees, JAMES A, LYON, Tremont, Westchester county, N. Fe 0 TO MOUNT VERNON, AND HAVE TIME TO SE thirtyor forty mi beautitul gardens, ACKENSACK AND VICI OUSE AND STABL! Sidney A. Appleton, Mackenzie and others rooms; lot G0sxi50; stable for four hor farm of 80 acres, upon which pasturae, rights of way, &c., fore April 1, to. be rented ‘for $100) #’ year, DUDLEY FILLD, No. 4 Pine street, New York. OUSES, and mortgage. OWA AND NEBRASKA No part of principal due for two years, and afterwards improvement Cireulnrs giving full part forma colony are invited to ask for ail they want to dustri- Apply to ‘or Towa Lunds, at Burlington, Lowa, ONG BRANCH.—FOR SALE, completely und well built, now in good order, contain Kitchen, very large laundry, with stationary wash tubs, hav- ing hot an very fine dining room, facing the ocean; large ice house | filled, with cold room in same, connecting with kitchen by brick archway perty. or gale or to rent, furnished. Also Lots or Plots ot acres tor IVERY STABLE AND LOT FOR SALE.—ADDRESS Sg i) OTT HAVEN, COLLEGE AVENUE, gus Oxtures and wate: EW BRIGHTON, 8. .—T0 LET, SEVERAL MODERN u TAMFORD, CONN.—PLACES, FARMS AND VILLAGE furnished. Appl: ATWOOD, Ju., 871 Broadway, New York, TATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.—FOR SALE AT PORT | lots of ground; cheap at 6,500, UBURBAN HOME FOR SALE AT FORDHAM—LARGE gain. address J. WARREN LAWTON, 25 Wail street, or JOHN A. DEVEAU, N. hi OR TO RENT, R SALE—A ROAD HOUSE HOTEL AND 10 ACRES, 6 miles on Hackensack road, New Jersey; good view, price $15,000; terms easy; or will @) nge for City Property. hae WALLA ‘134 Jane atreet. KR SALE—A HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, TWO blocks from ‘Tremont depot; 2500 cash; $1,000 on Inquire of H. NICHOLS, Hariem — Kullroad ot, Forty-firat atreet, FR SALE—A GOOD FARM OF 85 ACRES, 26 MILES from New York in New Jersey ; yout dings, abun: a J Aadri ACOB PRICE, Green R SALE-AT WEST NEW BRIGHTON, 8, L, TH large square Mouse and Barn, witn ly acres of Land, | shore road, | The honae ed, and plenty . BADEAU, bo aing 15 rooms, gus and Water: 18 Ww: it trees witrround it, Inquire o} ay street, New York. R SALE--AT NEW ROCHELLE, Westchester county, suinmer, with yas and water, 12 In 4, high ‘eellings, hands frescoed; lot Gix325 1 ruit trees, eo, Five minutes! walk (rom the railro, Price 9,000. Inquire on the premises, of GHARLE HIMIDT, Huguenot street, between Rose and Huai R SALE —F roof House, eleven rov seven minutes fro ings | 500; | | | hore ferry: , 0 Broad street, # BUSINESS CORNER, 24 STORY, 25X86 new house; exceilent. (establia ,500; terms easy. TN, 90 Broad atreet, R SAL) three La AN Farm, on the Kari and mile from New » with large mansion, farm and other outbuidinga, and abundan pt whade, 4 and healthfulness unsurpassed; will be sold at also desirabie reaidences with It, 20, 30 or more acres, VAIL & WARREN HAKDENBERGH, (58 Wail street. ANT COUNTRY SEAT, AND arial XK SALE—100,000 ACRES OF TIMBER AND COAL Dands in Southeastern Kentucky, near Lonisville, Le- | Jersey, weil im ‘acres, 60 8, 800; great ‘oved, large orchard, price $4,000; one acres, $7,500; 100 acres, fine lmprove- ariety of first class places from 20,000: 5. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. R SALE—IN MOUNT Vi ON NEW HAVEN f Honse, with lot 100x oneasyterms. Also, 1 Butlding Lot, $2500. VAN SICLEN, 183 Nassau street, ‘only 7,500; $1,500 cash, bilan me place, finely | GEO, N Maic county, N. J., with all improvements. LEECKER, SON & CO., 77 Cedar street, PROPERTY—LAKE Apply to Hous, tiached, running tothe lake; AMa3 3. SANDFORD, % ie street, HAPMAN, Haverstraw, Seat at New Rochelle, on the water; three acres of 180, stables, Ac. ; (ruit of wilkinds. Apply UN. iy beantiful Kesidence (furnished), ewexiooking Long | inatend of going your children and eat'by daylight, bie Houses, with | Several very desira sale. HATCH & RIKER, 1,292 Broadwa; ITY.-FOR SALE AND TO ‘ountry Seats and Cottages, at all prices. Send for M. MASON, No. FOR SALE OR TO LET—ON the Hudson; a new House, within ten minutes waik | obs! Ferry station, and neur the residences of Messrs, | good view Mansard root, ea; sittated on a let, ed list, Centre street. ‘and healthy position; house 3x4; 000; It not wold be- be given to the occupant; price Addreve LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE—IN ALL parta of Westchester county; money to loan on bond | JAMES A. LYOS Tremont, Weatchester county, N, Ratiroad Lands for sale on ten years credit at #ix per cent interest. one-ninth yerriy. Products will “pa for land and good much within the limit of this generous credit. hese liberal terms every capabie and enterprising man jug only smail means can soon acquire a good farm and e for himself and family. are al wishing tq induce others t supplied gratis, and rate with them’ or to GEO. S, HARRIS, Land Commissioner, Burlington and Missouri Kiver Kaulroad Company. or Nebraska Lands, at Lincoln, Nebraska. rsons in New York and vicinitycan get etreul: her information by calling on W. D, COWLES, ent Burlington and Migsourt K House, New York. and Passenger A, npany, No.8 Astor i ON THE SEA PRONT south of andn ear the West End Hotel, one of the most | ble and finest Piaces at the Branch; larce house, ied i ng fine id water; two bathrooms, eleven bedrooms, a HV; stable, with two rooms for coachmen ; about acres of iand, all {n perfect order; a very desirable pro- her Cottages, varying in prices and well located, FRANK G. & DAVISON BROWN, 100 Broadway, W. J. MEAD, Greenwich, Conn. 3,700, 1,200 cash, will purchase a new French roof douse, $ room ‘ood neighborhood; cheap. CHARLES EMMONS, 254 Broadway. furnished and ‘unfurnished Houses; one with horse, jage and cow. W. A. COLLINS, 38 Pine street, THERFURD PARK.—FOR SALE—A LARGE HOUSE of 12 rooms and plot of 12 Lots, cheap. Inquire at No. ivan street. Will rent ILLER. . furnished and un- Property for sale; also to let,’ Hous lamford, or CHAS. to ELBERT WHITE, Richmond, 8. I., five minutes from landing, Cottage 10 rooms, in good order; on corner, with over seven 7. ouse, with gas, water, range, heater, bot and cold water, stable and carriage house, avin, gard n, plenty of bout 4 lots; terms easy. Address OWNER, box 71 ALL BUILDING ham Post oflice, CAYITALISTS.—PLOT 105 ACR! ground, near three depots, near York, in New Jer- ‘rare chance for Investment, and quick returns; a bar- JOHN WOOD, 215 Fulton street, room HALL, NEW RO- For terms and particulars LET—IN THE NEW TOWN chelle, two desirable stores. New Rochelle, N. Y. "A janitor for ted. Proposais will reseed building ove. received ai T FORT WASHINGTON.—UANDSOME FURNISHED and unfurnished Houses, with grounds and stable, Splendid river view, near depot, to let. G. LESPINASSE, % Pine street. A. -FO8 SALE OR TO LET, A TWO STORY AND tk. basement trame House, in Montclair, N. J., five mi- nutes’ waik from depot; price $3,200; terms to #uit; rent $45) per year. Apply to WALDRON & ZITTEL, 1,016 Third avenue, Hear Sixtieth street, FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE AND FOUR ACRES OF Land, witi carriage house and stable, in good order, apples, cherries, grapes, &c., in North Salem, four miles east ot Pardy’s Station, Harlem ‘Railroad, mail stage passing the door four times daily, to be rented on moderate terms. Apply toJ. I. HOWE, 115 Warren street, or on the premises, for further information. N. ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—WITH eight acres of Fone: most beautifuily located; house very stylish, with all tie inodern improvements, with pure spring water from # natural head, carrying water to the top of the lonse; near railroad communication, in the most healthful seciton of New Jersey, two hours from New York, For particulars address L. &'8., 241 West Fifty-third strect, New York. GOTHIC COTTAGE, CONTAINING ALL MODERN A. Siprovemente, elgat'iniles from this city, for sale, oF Would exchange for a first class Drug Store.’ Address ‘box 6,099 Post ottice. NICE COTTAGE, NINE ROOMS, HEATER, GAS, range, seven minates’ walk from depot, on principal aireet in Rahway, N. J.i, $4000; teruis easy. TAYLOR, 69 Cedar street, owner, NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—NORTH SIDE OF LONG Island, 22 mites from city, 75 acres, tine house, hot and cold water, marble mantels, gaa pipes good outbuildings, due pring, trout pond, Ac. Apply to DINGEE & CO,, t2° Cedar i, Or 3x, M. MAYBEE, Greenvale, L. 1. JOUNTRY SEATS TO RENT—FURNISHED AND UN- furnished, at Piaindeld, Scotch Plains, Montclair, Bloom- field and other localities in New Jersey; ai Kye, Porichester, Stamford and Mount Kisco and Yonkers; rent from #300 to 42,0001 8. IRELAND, 201 Brow OCK PROPERTY FOR SALE AT NEWARK, N. J. bie property; 200 feet front on the P street ridge. 16 Wiil be sold low. ‘Terms to . JOHN P. BROOK 365 South Market street, Newark, N. J. river, quit the purebas | PARM FOR SALE CHEAP.—AN EXCELLEN’ in, varm of Vd acres, 20 jod building. FL A Fr E COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET--FOUR MILES from depot. Address W. J. MEAD, Greenwich, Conn, INE INVESTMED RK SALE--€14,000 AND. 30,000, AY MONTROSE, N. J., oue hour from New York’ ant three minutes from ‘Stat on, two new two story French roof Houses, with Exten- sion, containing 14 and 16 roome, with water and gas | throlgbout ; Deautifully situated, commanding an extensive F° view of Orange Mountains diately. Also other Hous % Chambers street, New York. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COTTAGE AT Rye, one hour from New York and within two minutes ‘walkt Of Yepot. There are about 24 acres of oruamencal unis and garden, containing ai! kinds of fruit trees, lowering, shrubs, c.. A running atzeam of water at the back of Konge. For furuher parviculars apply to T. & HERD, Ws Broadway, New York. possession imme- t Inquire of W. GOULD'S SONS, ure of M. 10 10 tion of G. 7°. oflice, 10 chan ro Railr in the 10 about tage, 10 RENT—IN ELIZABETH, N. J., A HOUSE, CON- taining 10 rooms, @ large garden, Chicken house, &¢.; 8800 the 1. MATHER, 62 John street. 10 terms. easy and great variety of others. $5 barn, half South of dep: W.,0 ot $7 te ew oF F rove; fine two story, basement and attic House, 27; Ro story barroom, 16 rooms: ¥6; dining room, ‘59x25: oni rooms, 18x16 ; ice cream saloons, {ce house room, 18x16; dancing platform, 75x!70 stable, ode Touse, Ac. Ehis place ‘is only twelve miles from New Yors, and will be sold on easy terma for cash or exch: for good Property to cash value, by BAUER & OBE! ‘ANDER, A. oo STONE DWELLING, EXTRA WIDE, .U SUEP- , four or five stories, above Fourteenth atrect, in good order. jumber. Apply to W. H. LE COUNT. within five minutes’ walk of the depot, in a healthy and pleasant localit; 28 miles from New York, one mile from New Have prices. Kent low. and Junction Stations, furnished or wofurnished, double ; Fare chance for investment, ns to snit; Huntington, L. I. Apply at ¥ Bedford street, jowory ; entrance 160 Canal street, rooms Nos. Land 2.” —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 130 LET—AT NEW ROCHELLE, AN OLD ESTA- biished Grocery and Coal Yard, with ample room for LET—TWO NEW CORNER STORES AND DW: ling, at Tremont, near Hariem Railroad station; loca- suitable for drugs, groceries, liquors or bakery. Tnquire W. HOJER, #2 Third avenue, corner Twenty-third ate LET—AT FLUSHING, A COTTAGE HOUSE, Inquire at Citizen ; rent very moderate, », 82 Beekman street. LET OR LEASE—LIVERY STABLE AT TREMONT, near Harlem Ratlroad station; none in the placa; a good ce. Inquire of GEO. W. HOJER, 302 Third avenue. LEASE—100 ACRES OF LAND, WITH BUILDINGS, ‘ond depot, at Portchester ; very accoastbl for all kinds of vegetables, mill KUFUS M. BRUNDIGE, 919 Broaaw: e villa: RENT—ON THE HUDSON RIVER, BETWEEN Piermont and Nyack, House containing 11 rooms, with t five acres of Land; river front; rent ¥1,000; also Cot- 8 rooms ; rent $300. 8. 8. RICHARDS, 33'Wall street. per year; will lease for three or ‘tive years, Apply on renilses, corner De Hart place and Grand street, or to 5. NEAR BRICK CHURCH RENT—AT ORANGE, N. J. hot and cold water, balf acre lend, or for sale on TAYLOR & STEARNS, No. 13g Pine street. ‘TER COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE 000; 36 mcren, $4,000; 50 acres, $5,000; 10 ; very fine place, 80 acres water front, $13,000, 8. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. (), G20, KET AT PLAINFIELD, |. J., ONE HOUR « from New York, a pleasant Residence, with 30 acres, , carriage house, €c.5 delightfully located, a mile and # ne roads and drives, Address F. A. pox .2365 New York Post office. ACRE FARM—IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, AD- joining Grand Park, with large buildings, for $250 per MA\ 0 FOR A 75 ACRE FARM, WITH GOOD OO foam sou; Stock ant Farming Implemontes 9) York, in grocery. ‘OR ONE FIRST CLASS RO ‘icnic Hotel, with three acres vei and an horse shade, 76.634; barn, 25x side kitchen and two dressing xtra outside bar: i REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. ACRES, AT » one hour from New York city by Pci value. ‘VENSON & SON, a Pine street. 7 cumbered, near Fifth avenue, for a Sixth aveute Store, Gio N. babes Ad ahs | BISSAM, No. 6 Pine street. | atory high sto: | will be iA iv } aize, price (agents not noticed), REEVE! REAL ESTATE TO EXCH XCHANGE—FOR PROPERTY IN THE Vic! Fs Bow Some hed ona vives Mines and etty Lota, on Ps valued At BOA, For inte reas MLN bow 106 Uptown Branch fierald otee, “M4 JUXCHANGE FOR CITY OR BROOKLYN PROPRERY, {ja very desirable Farin on Long Talat hour from Hunter's Point; 170 acres; no encunbrance, NICHOLS & CAFFRKIY, 99 Fourth avenue. P08 SALE OR EXCHANGB—A FIRST CLASS FARM, near Somerville, N. J; 110 acres; two vod houses, barag, de. ; plenty of fruit, J. 0. HOYT, i71 Broaaway. VXCHANGE—THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, MOD- {, ern improvements, Vanderbilt avenue, Staten’ Ivland, lightly encumbered, for Furniture, Si ver Piale or Diamondat JAMLS D. RAY, 4 Liberty street, second door, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—AN EL at Jamaica, &. 1.319 acres, Gothle House mantels and grates, large barn and outbufidings, large name ber of grape vines, extensive strawberry bed, 1,00) frult trees, good two cisterns, shade trees of all kinds; everythin in tineorder, Full particulars can be had of KILPATBIO & HOLMES, 46 Fast Twenty-third sireet. Fr ANT PLAC 42x55, marble OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS Houses on Fifty-seventh street for farma in New Jersey or Wentchester county; spiendid Residence at Yonkers fer firat class city house; elegant Country Seat at Cold Spring, on the Hudaon, for atore, tenement or dwelling bouse rly; several ‘Farms in’ New Jersey and Long Island fow city of Brooklyn property. COURTNEY & GRAY, 78 Codar streot, XCHANGE—AN ELEGANT HOUSE, roou elght ‘of ground, in Westchester unty, two miles from Macomb's Dam, near Central ave- live minutes’ walk from Tremont ‘depot, on H. road. Apply to JOHN D, OTLIWELL, 199 Third OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR A SMALLER HOUSE: or houses of leas value, unenenmbered.a handsome four brown stone house, 2x60; full lo 7 improvements; fine neighborhood; éonvenient to ana Cooper Institute. Apply to Owner, 60 St. Mi Brokerage allowed. JOR, SALE OR lem OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY OR BROOK- lyn property, an elegant Mesi lence, all Improvements, at Flzabeth, near depot; plenty fruit anit abate; neighbor: hood unexceptionable, PABST, #5 Maiden taney OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—MANY VbRY DESI- rable Farma, large and small, on the shores of Loag Island, cheap aud easy terms, JAYNE, 111 Broadway, room 86. A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIO at Plainfield, N. J.; price ER, 203 Hudson atreet. Or JOR SALE OR EACHANGE Cottage, with bay windows 5.000; mortga 250 OWN ented arnis JOR SALE OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR REAL BS tate-A Mannfacturii that has been @: lished for ten years o will bear a thorough im- vestigation, Add: me and address, L., box 104 Herald office. \ARLAND HOU! . 61 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET; would make a bank, storo, or any other large businesst for sale or exchange for small house. HATCH & RIKER, 1,292 Broadway. GALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—SUM- . furnished, Highlands, opposite Weat Point, Hudson river; 380x100; bari, fee honse ‘and 8 acres of iand. KK, MCCULLOUGH, 922 Broadway. NO EXCHANGE—A LARGE, VALUABLE, IMPROVED Property, near City Hall, Brooklyn, for improved or unimproved property. Address H. B., Branch Herald offlee, Brooklyn. REAL ESTATE WANTE! HOUSE WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENT—BB- low Twenty-fourth atreet and east of Fifth avenue, Send particulars to BEN JOSEPH, Arlington House, 22 Kat Fourteenth street. INA VISTA FREESTONE FLAGGING.—THE BEST, ! finwal, moat dural eapest in ths city; nlao Step Curbing aad Baliding Stove; HUBERT & PIRSSON, tects, 33 Enat sevedseeath street. 1: FoCsE WANTED.ON THE RANE IDB. BETWEEN Fortieth and Eightieth streets, three stories, hizh stoop, modern iinprovements, 20 to 2450; price about $10,000. Two Lots on Midth street will be in part payment,’ Address A. B, C., Herald office. nd EAL ESTATE WANTED-ON STATEN ISLAND. Re dinars desiring io sell aro solicited to vend description to W. A. COLLINS, 38 Pine treet. V FANTED—COUD 10,000 TO $15,000, in exe! y, or would bay Loe cash it a bargain, Apply at 95 Maiden lane, room No, & ws ro NTED—TO TRADE SOME WESTERN LANDS FOR Herald ollice. Ret Estate or ® Stock of Goods. Address LAND, BETWEEN FIRST t, fOr TANTED--A DWELLING HOUSE, and Tenth avenues, Fortieth to Ninetiel which a Farm in Moumout) county, N. given. “Apply to JAMES D. Ka oor. 7ANTED—A SMALL FARM, FROM 15 TO 2) ACRES, price ik5,000 to 26,000, between Hackensack and Hille- dale, on the Pavonta road, in exchange for a residence dm Hackensack. . MASON, No. 1 Centre street. WANTEDGIN BROOKLYN, WITHIN, 16 MINUEES® waik of Hamilton ferry, ‘a 24 or 8 story House, with modern improvements and good surroundings. Will take = lease or buy. Address for one week W. H. &., box 1,277 Pow New York, TANTED TO LE OR TO PURCHASE—ON EASY ms, atmail Farm of from 10 to 15 acres, adapted ar ® good market, Call on or ad- LIS, corner of Fifty-aecond street aud ue, South Brooklyn, N.Y. TANTED TO PURCHASE ~A SMALL HOUSE, WELL built, about 20 feet wile, high stoop brown stone front preferred; must be in good order, situated between Madison and Sixth avenues and Twenty-third and Thicty- fourth streets, Addre G., box 2.067 Post oflice. No attention paid to any communications, uniess full partieu- Jars of size, location, description and price of the property are given. ‘This 1s a purchaser's not a broker's udvertise- ment. J., with cash, will be ‘41 “Liberty street, second V ison avenues, Address, full particulars, ‘Heraid office. purth streets, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE ollice of the Clerk of the Board of Education, corner Grand and Eim streets, until 1 o'clock P.M. March 8, 1871, refurnishing the Assembly Room of Primary School use No. 24, Ninth ward. Specifications may be seen at 106 Grand street, third floor. JAMES HARRISON, A. J. MATHEWSON, JAMES W. FAR CHAS. 8, WRIGHT, AND. VAN ANTWERP, School Tri Ninth ward. for E Nrw York, Mareh 1, 1871. PIANOFORTES. ie PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN TO EXCHANGE FOR Road Wagon, Call at 219 East Twenty-third street, near Third avenue. ‘$100, WITH ONLY an clegant seven octave, over strung, carved legs, at a sacrilice for cash, every improvement; J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. A LAKGE STOUK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent or sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. Call at M. M. MEKRELL'S, No, 8 Union square (105 Fourth avenue). offered the public can be found at the factory and warerooms of JENNYS & SON, 235 East Twenty-first street, between Second and Third avenues, STEINWAY PIANO AT A SACRIFICE.—A 7 tave carved Piano, good as new, for $170, at 47 Univer- sity pluce, corner West Eleventh street N, P. B, CURTISS, BRILLIANT TONED ROSEWOOD FOUR ROUND corner Pianoforte, cost $100, will be sold for 4 in brocate! Parlor Suits for $150; one do., #60. Residence ‘ast ‘Tenth street, between University place and Fifte 12 avenue. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ‘A. Pianotorte, suporior tone and fiaish, neatly new, at great sacritice for cash, at 102 Mott street, near Canal, in gro- cery store. LADY WILL SELL HER PIANO, A FINE DOUBLE iA Boina? ovinvs Chickering, jacparfect cxdee,.ther Gale Can be seen at LYNCH & GOMIEN'S, 932 Broadway. BRILLIANT TONED PIANOFORTE, 1.0; A MAG- tlficent 744 octave, all modern improvements; carved. legs; overstrang bus; full iron plate; in use six montha; ‘sacriiice for cast. Cailat pri jence 113 West Twen- ty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CELE- brated maker; fully guaranteed; used tive months; cont $650, for #25U.—Drawing Room Furniture, covered bro catel; Etageres, Chandeliers, Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Siiverware, Linen, Chamber, Dining Furniture.’ Sacritees property of family leaving city. 67 West Fifteenth street near Sixth avenue, ROSEWOOD PIANO—ONLY §100; A 7 OCTAVE, with carved legs, dc.. at a sacrifice. Parlor Organ, with 5 stops, only PEEK & SON, 146 Bleecker st. FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT CARVED rosewood Pianoforte, cost $600 for $225; overstrung seven octave, celebrated makers; five years’ guarantes. jast Seventh street. Be askin Gen erga SQUARE aad rend Steinway Plano, #8 oe at BLES, iano, 98175, $200, #276, $800. 101 Four nue, between Eleventh CHAMBERS & SON. and Twelfth streets, IANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS, OF NEW AND most beautiful styles, of different makers, at lower rices for cash or monthly i ts, or rent, a8 VATERs! 481 Broadway , than can be found elsewhere. GQEvERaL SECOND HAND ROSEWOOD SQUARE Pianos and one Grand for sale cheap, all in perfect or- der, at LINDEMAN & SONS, 92 Bleecker street. BILLIARDS, A. SMALL SIZED BILLIARD TABLE (CAROM) FOR sale cheap; nearly new; or to rent. Also one standard Size rosewood four pocket, new, cheap. Call at piano shop 219 Eaat Twenty-third street. FOR SALE, 8100, A RosewWOOD FRENCH CARROM Billiard Trove, all complete and in good condition; also large Mirror, 168 Firat avenue. OW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY FIRST CLASS TAI with W. H. Gridith's Combination Cushions, inci Delarne's, at 40 Vesey street, STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES, ST AMitivactured and for aale on'y by the patentees. VHELAN & COLLENDER, 733 Broadway, New York. _____ MISCELLANEOUS. _ Nwe PATENT FRUIT PRESERVING HOUSE, COR th nd Thirty-eight’ street, now iu readi- Pee eins colt and dry for fruit, eggs, powlury, &c. La Guire at the premises oF at No. 5 Fane street, room tL: Bi og Sretiars Pree and Blank Book Manufacturers, 9% ‘uiton street, Biauk Books made to pattero. (PUB SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS AS T Engineer and Contractor for Britges a: 90 roadway, Dew York. CHARLES MACDONALD.