The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1872, Page 8

8 ‘THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE Theo Rink Reform Committee Overhauling the Accounts—Interesting Statistics—Brooklyn Has No Voice in the Management— The Work to Cost $15,000,000. A sub-committee of the Rink Reform Association have been workiog very imdustriously for some time past in overhauling the accounts of the East River briage Company, 1 order to discover if there was not a little leak somewhere in which the titizens of Brooklyn might be suterested, THEY FIND, they say, that the New York Bridge Company is a private corporation, organized under a special act, and ts neither a commission nor a department of the city government, and, therefore, the Committee of Fifty has nothing to.ao with the investigation of ite affairs further than the luterests of the city are ‘volved as the principal stocknoiders. BROOKLYN'S INTEREST. By a resolution of the Common Council of Brook- lyn, which took effect January 6, 1869 (the Mayor’ retaining it ten days, neither approving nor disap- Proving), Brooklyn was authorized to take $3,000,000 1 the stock, provided the remaining $2,000,000 should be subscribed for and ten per cent thereol paid in cash, and provided the charter be so amended “inat the interest of the city be repre- sented in the Board of Directors by, the three Com- missioners of the Sinking Fund.” But the city could not ve fully “representea”’ unless its officials composed three-fifths of the entire board. BROOKLYN HAS NO CONTROLLING VOICE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THB COMPANY, though owning six-tenths of the stock, while pri- vate parties owning but one-tenth of the stock send Hfteen members to the poard, whicn can never con- tain more than twenty-one members. ‘This Is a gross outrage perpetrated upon Brovuklyn, as well as upon New York, by the Tweeds, Sweenys and Con- Roliys on both sides of the river, and immediate jJegisiation is needed wo give the stockholders a ‘Voice in the Management of the company in pro- Portion to the stock beid by each; and especially 1s ‘Suis due to Brovkiyn, as she wiil have to carry on the Work alter the $5,000,000 are spent, Uf anything 4s to be Gone therearter. secause, Forst—It 18 very doubtiul whether New York will subscribe for aay more stock. if tne two cities were consolidated it might aiter te case. Brookiya comes vw New York—New York never goes wo Brooklyn. Second—Because private Individuals will also be backward im subscribing. Some of the present n> dividual stockholders have expressed to your 8ub- committee a desire to dispose of thelr stock and re- ture trom tne company. THE PROSPECY 18 NOT ENCOURAGING to private speculators. Placing the cost of the bridge at $15,000,000 (which 1s a moverate estimate, as your sub-commitiee ure advised) over forty thou- Sand persons will have to cross and recross daily, Paying five cents each way to warrant a dividend of ten per cent; leaving it to the otiuer Patronage to meet the expenses of the bridge, Slationary engines, Wear and tear ot cars, Machinery, &c. Not quite Ofty thousand peopie cross and recross daily the five ierrles be: Jonging to the Union Ferry Compauy, some paying one cent and some paying two cents, according to the hours of crossing. A very small proportivh of this 50,000 will find 1t convenient ‘Vo cross the bridge uuless tus law 1s changed so as 40 allow tne Brooklyn cars to pass over to tie New York side, aud then it would become a very serious guestion whether any considerable number would sross in this Way if the through iare was len cents. Yet the bridge would be # great beuellt to Brooklyn; ‘and if Brovkiyn must build 16 let it be so understood, and let the law be amendcd—at least in the particu- tar above relerred to. CAPITAL STOCK. Brooklyn holds $3,000,000 anu the city of New York $1,500,000, Te remainmg $500,000 seems Lo have been apportioned according to some rule of Javor between cluzens of New York and Brooklyn, 1b Wie proportion of two-thirds to Brookiyn and one- third to New York (the same relative proportions held by the two cittes), as foliows:—Willlam M, Tweed, Peter B. Sweeny, Hugh Smitu and Richard B, Connolly, all uf New York, took 420 shares apiece, Were these the only friends Brooklya had m New York? ‘Ihe remaining two-thirds ts held by citizens of Brooklyn, as follows:—Kingsley & Keeney, 930 shares; James 8, ‘I. Stranatian and Seymour L. Husted, 600 shares each; Henry Murphy, Isaac Van Anden, Alexander Movue, Henry W, Blocum, 250 shares each; Demas barnes, 100 shares; Wilttam Marsuall, Samuel McLean, Joun H. Pren- uce, Wiliam Hunter, Jr, and Jonn W. Lewis, 50 shares each; Charles C, Marua and Arthur W, Jen. eon, 20 shares each. Ov the subscription for the capital stock payment has been demanded on six instalments ol Lea per cent each, Of ths amount there has been received as fol- lows:— From city of Brooklyn......... $81,800,000 From city of New York 450,000 From private stockholders. + 84,400 Total received on capital stocic. 82,514,400 BROOKLYN HAS RESPONDED IN FULL, while there remains due on these calls irom the | city of New York $450,000, thoagh that city claims @ Set Off, as your sub-coumiuitcee are informed, ari ing out of a Sale of land, amounting to some $200,000; and from Wiliam Mm. Tweea, Peter B, Sweeny, Richard B. Counotiy, Hugh Smith and other private stockholders, $36,000, (December J, 1871.) Payment of this amount due from New York has been delayea by an injuaction. U1 the amount paid on private subscriptions $2,000 is due from NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET. . ‘voloes, the platform were Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, Rev. Dr. Ormiston, Rev. Mr, Mathews, Rev. Leonard Bacon, Rev. Dr. Storre, Rev. Dr. Bud- ington, of Brooklyn, and other clergymen. The ceremonies were of a very interosting apd im- peeciten character throughout, and the only thing hat mihtated against their success were unshapety and ponderous pillars that support the gallenes and cut of both sight’ and sound, so that hundreds were unavle either to see or hear the Key, Mr. Beecher, who delivered the installation address. ‘The ceremonies commenced with a prayer by Rev, Mr. Mathews. Tiis was followed by a hymn, when @ iervent prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Ormiston. Mr. Beecher then made ap address of over an hour’s duration, in which he reviewed the early muinistra- tons of the apostles, and graphically deseribed the duties ana responsibilities of the Chmsuian minister to be to preaca the gospel in its primitive simplicity and truth, A modern minister, by following the apostolic example, he said, would not stumble. A true Christian ministration will assert, as the very groundwork upon which it proceeds, the Godlike nature of wan. The true preaching of the gospel wilt tend to develop man on every side. It ts the business of religion io Wake up everything In man, but it you single outany one thing in the ministry it should be love. God is aGod of love. He docs not smile for one and frown for another. You must butid man as God mave him. God has laid tne foundation of man’s hie and has made Lim susceptible of good influences and impuises. And we do not want a church full of eunuchs, but men with thunder in them, who will build up upoa the foundation God has tald. ‘The Gospel properiy preached ought to make men lift up tuetr heads and cease to sit at the grave of despondency, Mr. Beecher was followed by Rev. Mr. Bacon, who de- livered the installation prayer. Then came an im- pressive charge to the pastor by Kev. H, M. Storrs, a charge Lo the poche by Rev. Mr. Bacon, and the right land of fellowship was administered by Kev. Dr. Win, J. Buddington. The proceedings were closed by a hymn and the doxology. HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMSSURG. Another Member of the North Side Gang Killed—Venaly Barroom Affray—A Young Rowdy Fatally Clubbed. At about twelve o’clock yesterday Thomas Gilroy, ayouth seventeen years of age, died at the resi- dence of his parents, No, 196 North Sixtn street, Williamsburg, from tne effects of a wound received at the hands of George Simms, the proprietor of a grocery and liguor store at the corner of North Seventh and Fifth streets, The facts incident to the fatal occurrence go 10 show that Simms acted in self-defence, and are as follows:—On Monday night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, some ten or twelve members of the notorious “North Sixth sirect gang,” among whom was Thomas Gilroy, visited Mr. Simms’ store and indulged 1n several rounds of drinks, 1or which they refused to pay. Not satisfied with this outrageous proceeding, the rowdles acted in the most disor- derly manner and threatened to inflict personal vio- lence on Mr. Simms and Herman Heickman, his clerk, for offering any opposition to their “burning” propensivies, On Mr, Simms refusing to give them any more drinks they left the store and hela a con- sultation on the sidewalk. In accordance with their usual practices, they determined to revenge their insulted feelings by wrecking the establish. ment. Deadly missties, in the form of heavy paving stones, were accordingly hurie) through the win- dows, and supposing that this hostile movement would exeroise suMcient terror on the proprietor, the rowdies again entered te store and renewed their demands. Some of them seized a Kk if sherry wine and@ ran off with it, and the others renewed their threatening —languny and gesiures, = Meanwhile Mr, Simms hi armed iiumselt with a rude heavy club and ordered them to quit ms place. The young rumMans ex- hibited no inclination of doiny 50, but, on the con- trary, made @ combined atiack on him. One of them struck him a violent blow on the back with heavy poker. Mr, Simms then brandished his clul and ‘proceeded to drive them 1 the store. In doing so he felled Guroy to the floor, imflicting a terribie wound on his skuil, which rendered him unconscious, and from the effects of whick ue died, as already stated. The wounded youth was carriea by nis compantons to his” residence, and aitended by Drs. Dugan, Sweeny and Van Braken, but all efforts to save his lite were unavaiing, and he never uttered a word affer receiving the fatal blow. Simms was arrested soon alter the occurrence by Oficer Phalan and taken to the Fourth street station. He admitted having struck Gliroy, and handed the club, stained with blood, with which the plow had been inflicted, to the officer, at tne same time affirming that he had acted solely in self-deience. Heickman, nis as- sistant in the store, Was subsequenty arrested by Oficer Langan, Both were arraigned befor? Justice Voorhies yesterday morning an! locked up to await ‘the result of the Inyvesi, which will be held by Coroner Whitehill this © ey . ‘The police have wken charge of Sin % which bears mute evidence of the late rowily ot whicn it was the scene. The uniortunate young man who met his doom Was well Known to the police, and is the second vic- tim Who has perished in the ranks of this notorious gang while in the perpetration of some mischievous action. Simms 18 a German, twenty-two years of age, and has the reputation of being quiet and m- custrious, He has only been two months in the possession of the store In which the tragedy oc- | curre| rear er Se ee EUROPE, 2PA CREUZNACH. Salige Spa, containing Iodine and Bromine. ‘Opening of the season May 1. Railway station seven English miles from Bingen of Rhine. Romantic situation, most gebial climate and favorabie mute of bea Baths {rom the spring water, which 1s conducted by pipes direct trom the springs, tobe had in all hotels or private houses oceuptea by #trangers, NHE NORMANDY HOTE! Subscribers residing in brooklyn (Messrs, Hunter & no and $33,000 from the New York suvseri- rs. According to the books of the company its total Feceipts down to Vecemver 1, 1871, from all source: Were as follow: ‘To capital To suterest To whartage at pier 29, To rent irom William A, Ma To material sold..... Total... NDITURES » Were as follows:— to Decemper 1, 1 FOR ENGINERRIN Board of Iting Engineers, of engi Beers aud assistants, Original surveys, boring, rT ere -B112,952 66 The salaries in jepartment were as fol engineer W. A. Roebling, per annum. 10,000 jting Englneer Horatio’ Alle juin. (Areigant 17,983 33 OFFICE EXP) stationery and incidental ex- books, 18,225 29 318,945 97 TOMER AND LUMBER. For caissons, docks, sheds, &c., say §,00U,U00 feet. CONSTRUCTION Bwilding two caissons, iron, cement, lime, bricke, gravel, sand, powder, calles, steam, gas and Water pipes, gas, rubber goods, payments to W Kingsley, & 624,696 54 OONTINGENT EXPENSES." 1 fees, travelling expenses, medical attend: . Tumeral expenses &c. 8,168 16 11,839 72 + 262,816 67 and advervising.. ONE. sees Tusurance Paris, 6 2568 Rue St. Honore American Honse, Board from #1 90 to $2 35. Best a commodation, DENTISTRY. RIIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY without plate, clasps or any extractions. Teeth built Upon Ftamps to original khupe, at Dr, SIGESMOND'S, 17 Kast Ninth street, near Fifth avenue, MISCELLANEOUS. LLEGRETIVS CELEBRATED BRICKS OF ICE Cream and Ices, manufactured and for sale at No.5 ast Fourteenth street, next Delmonico's, J. ALLEGRETTI, Agent, MATRIMONIAL, YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT, EDUCA. cation and highest social position desires the acquaint. Ance of # lady in similar circumstances, with a view to m: rimouy; auswers strictly coniidential, Address HERBERT, box 140 Herald otlice. STORA STORA GOOD LIGHT ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF Furniture, at A. A. KIRK HAMS, Carpet Uphoisterer, 44 West Firteenth street. CLOTHING. _ : T THE WELL RENOWNED ESTABLISHMENT 26 A seveutn av Tore notify Indies ing, Carpets, Fi highest cash’ pri ROSENBERG, TIENTION.—FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN ANY other estabiisnment will be paid for Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, &c., by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs. NATHAN, 444 Seventh avenue, above Thirty-(ourth airect. STUNISHING HIGH PRICES CAN BE OBTAINED 4A for cast off Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Jewelry, &c. We Guarantee to pay 40 per cent more than any other dealer, ue We must have these articles to fulfil our contracts for ‘the Western markets. Ladies telves by caliiny on or addreesing v nd gentlemen can sativiy thern- Mr. or Mra, H. HARRIS, 81 verley place. Sand, land, dam: Total. eo | Consideraole material remains unused, but paid for, In adaition to which the company wil star howe | | about machinery and $100,000. tools on band which cost OF THE LAND DAMAGES the principal amounts are the awards to the Union Ferry Compan: The New York and & Mores Taylor and otuers. ve TST 6T William H. Marsto i + 40,000 00 I. L. Brown, street cichuing On leake oF pier 29 East River, New York at 15,000 00 The committee, in conciusion, recommended that | the law be changed, reducing the number of direc- tors to ten, six Of Whom to represent brooklyn i the Boara of Direction: also that the third section Of ine act be so amended taat tne city of be sbail Dot subscribe for any more capital ste INSTALLATION OF A PASTOR. \ Interesting Ceremonies at the Brondway Tabernacle—Address by Kev. Henry Ward Beecher. The Broadway Tabernacle, corner of Broadway aud Thirty-fourth street, was crowded last evening ™ every available corner long before the hour named for the formal installation of the Rev, Wtl- liam M, Taylor to the pastorate of the cnurch. The hew pastor Is from England, but nas officiated for Several Sundays. Some time ago, while on a visiv to this country, he filled the pulpit of the pastor, Rev. Dr. fiall, and on tae resignation of | Casto Cibthin, Siath avenue, third atore abov ATE HARTS, 400 SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN AX Thirty-fourth and Thirty-tfth streets, pays the hiviest cash prices for ladies’ and gentiemen’s Cast-off Clothing, (aroein, fc, by calling or addressing. Ladies waited on by Mra. Hart A’ 274 street. M. ABRAHAM pay the best prices for Furniture, Carpets, by calling or addrese- Ladies attended to, iug. XTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE igbth street, and at our branch, 33 Sixth avenue, «and men will be aaonished wt the prices M, MARKS pays tor i Carpets, Jewelry, de. The followny For Slik Dress to 00; Coats, &. |. Please cali on or jee the n Ladies waited on by Mra. True, you will be dealt with to your satisf: sober as above, tion and benefit HIRD AVENUF, LADIES AND e toe highest for Caat-otf Ladies at AN ge Clothing an tended by Mrs. nets by c Mish, Sarpels, Ac. cor Mem MILLER, Ae BY | _ T wi THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD A sirent—Mi. LEON pays ihe highest prices for Ladies? Gnd Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, ela, de. Ladies w waited on by Mrs. Leon, spd iiss' 43 eats T THE UPTOWN ESTARLISUME AAS avenue, neur Forty-sin street, —H & large order from Omaha for cast of ¢ wil positively pay for Hants from 1 to ®5, Dresses, $10 to Hol. Try and sxt addreasing Mr. or Mrs, FLATLO. T 71 SIXTH AVENUE T, 816 SIXT g just receive Carpets, to B20; ling on oF ing’ Coaus, yourself by BETWEEN WASHINGTON and Waveriey pl Ladies ana gentienen will ve Astonished at the prkes F. Harris ways for their cast off Clothe, Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry, Never before have we paid such hgin prices asx we pay at present, as we a large order and gouds muy! be had.’ Please iF HARRIB, 1 Sixth avenue, Ladies attended aris. hat gentleman the pastorsnip of the church was Yendcred to and accepted by Mr. Taylor. Asa min- Jeter he 16 earnest, simple and impressive, and Speaks with a clear voice, Whim eschewing aly astlempts at oratorical eect his vote! eu ce 18 U Couto! and can ve heurd in ail pats of tne wale Tue pulpit of tue Tabernacie was last evening Dountifully decora'ed win natural dowers, and the wPhOlk Was adgmenie! hy the addition of ereh VENUE, ABOVE: TWENTY-NINTH + ‘and gentlemen will be astontuhed at the ya in each for Castod Clovhin Silk Dresses, $10 to $5) ; Corts, Furnitare, Jewel to $15; Panis, 82 90 9. A note by post punciially a Eas; Mr. or Mre, MINTZ. SEVENTH AVENUE, ErTWEEN THIKT 4.24 third and Thirty@ourth ‘streets. —M. COMKN pays the fil value for ladies’ ang gentiewnen pparel, Carpets, Bedding, dc. Lading wailed on by Mra Cube CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. East Side. FOUR STORY RIGH STOOP BROWN STONE jor sales price €ituke HOLLY Hine eA Pine street, or H.R. DREW, 166 Fifth uveaues tS VERY HANDSOME HOUSI NEAR DR. TYNG'S A church, for salo ata fergie with or without the Fur- niture. Apply at %8 E: Ae Je LYNCH, HG oy Bd Bixteenth street, orto M. A. J. FREE REGISTER, WITH PARTICULARS OF 2,000 A city Houses and Building Lote, tor sale and to let, con- iatming clty map, Ac, gratin. “Apply' 0 Vek, STEVENSON 4 SON, Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers, No. 11 Pine at A GEM.—EIGHTEEN FOOT HOUSE IN HARLEM, near Central Park, on Eaat 15th street; 9 rooma; od érn improvements ani ures : j easy terns, Gali on owner, 226 awe Tain street, ny SS0s caer A —FOR SALE, A VERY WELL BUILT THREE STORY + and basement high stoop House, 16.8135x100, between Beodnd and Third avenues price $16,000. FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 966 Third avenue. A ~ FIFTH AVENUE.—AN EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE + extra size, well built, newly designed and elegantly frescoed Residence, near Frrty-ninth street, for sale reason- ably. ® K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. A. “HOUSES FOR SALE, ON FIFCH AVENUE) MADI- 7 and ington aven nN iby a Ft, BSCh SAU ATot, Ad Ad Ad det ate aes 52d, ‘Sth, Boch, beth, 7th, 68th, GOth, 6d, 66th, 7st, 74th, ‘ub, 79h, Be, LSel, Sh, WAb, 114th, bats? tase, 16th and 128 thstreets, M. A.J. LYNCH, 72 Cedar wtreet. A, AUS THIS DAY. AT ML O'CLOCK A. M. . WM. TRIST BAILEY, Auctioneer, By V. K. STEVENSON & SON, will sell this: morning, at Tl o'clock, the whole of the handsome and well _manufactur- ed Furniture and effects in the residence 208 West Fifty-ninth street, 0} posite Ceatral Park, near Seventh avenue. | Cata- logues al the house or suctionser's offices, 11 Pine street. GREAT SACRIFICE-BEST HOUSE ON LEXING- ton avenue; overhauled regardless of expense; must Do sold; W2i,00U; another, 18,00; four atory, ‘$94,000. er Vargain: LIONGL FROEHLICH, Tnird avenue, corner Fiftieth at. “A. YADUABLE, | INVESTMENT FOUR NEW AN. story stone Stores and Dwellings, arran, oomn, Xirbix®t, Beaond avaneey 11h end Hi " sor Vwidings; cheap for.eagh, or will exchange in part for Good its HATCH & VAN 'DOREN, 610 Bixth avenue. FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, STRICTLY firat, clasy, in the fueet block on Lexington avenue; ize, 1x55; bard } murrora, &c. Apply to owners 01 prembs« ur doors above Fifty-filth $ on Lexington FouR din flats of 6 streets: su BROWN STONE FOUR STORY HOUSE--BELOW wenty-third street; in complete order; all improve. weil located: belonging to estate; sold by order of executor; price 15,950; others not as cheap. GAN, Fourth avenue and Twenty-elghth street, ment: _B FLAN and we N ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone high basement and light, dry and airy sub-cellar; how in supertor order ; walls and ceilings recenily frescoed and painted tn oil thro large furnace and excellent cooking rang 100; location first class. Price $16,000; terms easy. Also @ number of other desirable Houses m'the most desirable parts of the city, averaging from. $10,000 to 60,000, Parti at MovA: HILL'S, 760 Third avenue, near Forty-ninth street, —AN EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE ON LEXING- ton avenue, below Central Park; three lots, with party wails exciuded, for $23,U00; also a Lot om Third avenue, 29x 100, below Fiftletn street. with Building, $18,800; also a number of other choice Plots, at MOCAHILL?S, 788 Third ave- nue, near Forty-ninth street. —#12,900.-THREE STORY HIGH STOOP, BASE- » ment and sub-cellar brick, browm stone trim- mings, on Kast Forty-fi(th street, near Gilferd place; vesti- bule warble tiled, nt heaters and range, together with all modern improvements, including new parlor carpets, mir- Tors, ollclotas, shades, &c.; price 12,000; easy terms. OCAHILL, 788 Third avenue, ROADWAY PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A GREAT bargein; a very dealzable Investment, re 72 Ceaar street. FINE PLOT OF LOTS ON above Thirty-fonrth street, for sale to a M. A. J. LYNCH, 73 Cedar street, I UILDER'S LOAN. Third avenue, responsible builder, NORNER PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN—FIFTIETH J” street and First aremuie, an elegant brown stone House; easy terms; poasermon. 8, EDDY & CO., No, 1 Park place, YOR SALE CHEAP—FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE, east alde Fourth avenue, between Eighty-tifth and Kighty-mxth streets; do., north side 116th street, between Le: on and Third avenues. Also House in Brooklyn ; wilt BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. ERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, AT NO. 4COURT STREET, CITY HALL SQUARE, OFFICE OPEN FROM 8A, M, TILL 8 P: M. BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALEKS CAN RE- CEIVE THEIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCB ELIVERY, NO.7 FRONT STREE’ , BROOKLYN. DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE YOR SALE— Northwest corner Gates and Franklin avenues, Brook- ia —. ry <P reenter , far gn 20x22, Src 4 an t D round ; price $200W), terms cary. Aupy to W. F. JORDAN, 66 Pine street, New York, or on the premises. ie A. FORNISHED | COTTAGE, 70 LET—FOR S)X months, in the best part of Brooklyn; moderate rent to small family; No. 8 Garden place, between Btate and Jo- ralemon streets; five mmnutes’ walk from Wail street ferr; THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN STONE oe 44 Wyckot, errs street esp kiyn, Sooty ) at ayear, Can seen by calling on nel BB West Twolith’streeds New York: 3). ADOLP! A “84,500 FOR TWO STORY PHILADELPHIA BRICK + Store, with living apartments; fine loosson for, any business; cash $600, balance a rent, , ‘516 Third avenue, near Sixteenth street, Brooklyn. BARGAIN.—A NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, A. ‘with every improvement, and, iret class neighborhood, for 98,500; if not aold will be rented. Apply to ROBERT & WALKER, 205 Broadway, THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT 25X10, few blocks from Fuliom ferry; let tor price $5,200, W. COOK, 228 Washington street, ro. EAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION—CHEAP AS DIRT— ‘House and Lot, 380 Bedford avenue; elgbt rooms; all modern improvements; price $4.800; terms to sult. 11, OLDFIELD, owner, 188 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, E. D. F°. SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A LARGE, Srat cines House, corner of Willww and, Orange streets, in complete ordes, Apply to TAYLOR & STEARNES, 136 Pino atreet, New York, or WYCKOFF & JAMES, 208 Monta. gue street, Brooklyn, FOR SALE. 25.00 WILL, PURCHASE THE CHEAPEST three atory brick House in Brooklyn: good location, Nineteenth ward, convenient to Roosevelt and Grand street ferries to New York; bas ay, bath, marble mantels, Ball nore heater, range, hot and cold water throughout ; on terme to suit purchaser. (0. V. HOLOOMB, 81 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. F° R SALE—BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE, LOCATED in Williamsburg, and Nineteenth ward, Brooklyn, for resicence or investment. 0. V. HOLCOM: 87 Rroad raoklyn, ED YOR SALE—ON GREENE AVENUE, TWO BLOCK! from Broadway, Brooklyn, frame Fieuse, ten room: lot 252200: convenient to three lines of cars; terms ensy. Apply nt 998 Broadway, or at 208 Montague street, Brooklyn, or to P. HERDER, 18 Beekman street, New York. OR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS—A TWO ae basement high stoop Philadelphia brick House on Wyckoff atreet, near Hoyt; contains nine rooms; all modern improvements; thoroughly freacoed: everything in first class order ; price $6,500 Apply to L. BLUMENAU, 159 Smith street, OR SALE—A NEWLY BUILT THREE STORY BRIOK Factory, 4 feet long by 30 wide, with over two city tots ‘Apply on the’ premires, Greenpoint ‘avenue, one door from Union avenue, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, ,or to’ P. WHEARTY, 408 Second avenue, New York, OTS—80 FINE LOTS FOR SALE, 2 MILES FROM Grand atreet ferry; very easy terms; near depot and horse cars. Call at 971 Third avenue, “— TIS A LOVELY SPOT."—BROWN STONE, 2 FEET front House, built for former owner in best manoei all modern improvement + price SIL, COM to 188 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, £. 'D. (0 LET—IN BROOKLYN, FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE Dwelling; $1,000; do. brick, ; Floors, hve rooms, 18 and $20." D. H, STONE, 193 Broadway, New York. 10. LET—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House, with all conveniences (gas and water on third floor), in St. James place, near Fulton, avenue, Brooklyn: cheap to a good tenant, Apply to G. J. LANDON, M4 Broad street, up stairs, De LET—RENT $1,200, THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE (high stoop, all improvements, in first class order), cor- jeap for en or exchanged for good Lots or Mer- . CURRIKR, 64 Dey street CHEAP—TRBMS EASY—HOUSE AND Lot 604 Hast Forty-elghth sireet, Apply on premises, OR SALE IN HARLEM—A NEW TWO 8TORY frame. brick basement House, with aub-cellar; has all the modern improvements. Apply’ at 164 sant 119th street, larlem. JOR SALG—OWNER GOING TO EUROPE, THREE story high stoop House; all modern improvements; in good order and party rented for the coming year. Apply at 282 East Thirty-eighth street, FOR, SANSA, THRER STORY BROWN | STONE Honso, Nz Lexington ayenne, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eizhth stree#, ou easy terms, Apply on premt- IN HARLEM, A THREE STORY BROWN House, 18.0250 feet, between Fifth and Madison bargalu to a prompt bayer. WILLIAM BE, HAWS, 175 Broadway. Fok 8888, OF 20 ERTOA FOUR STORY, BROWN stone House, west of Third avenne; must boffold ; cash wanted. FRANCIS CRAWFORD, $66 Thir§avenue, LARGE PREMISES 54 PARK out HOx1I3; suitable for manu- ‘Apply at 34 Liberty street, to LE OR TO | near City Hal ie, storage, &c, RN, WOR § Ht tr tuctory, J. A. BO! sel STORY BRICK FIRST CLASS 0 Last (09th street; tmprovemen'a; 12 room: ARLEM.—:8600—THTR} Hous MONAUGHT & VAIL, 1,46 Third avenue, near 10dth street, 7,000, 810,000, 812,000, Thirty-irst street, near ‘ond street, with Carpets, VOH & KEMBSBN, 4,035 OUSES FOR SALE -AT 3,000, a splendid’ House nue; also one on Sixty 0. Apply to PELTR: ‘0, 12 RAST FIFTY-FOURTH STREET FOR SALE, 8; in perfect order; 26xt0x100. i28 Broadway. $1,000 LOWS, REST 70 SUIT. GREAT CHANCE Dl. for aman of small capital to xecure a home, For sale, three story French roof House, 4th street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues; nearly new; all improve: Brice #8,000- Apply to owner, 17 Last Titty. enth Btreet, ly eaat of Lexington avenue. $13.000- 99 A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE, WITH $22. 000° cr ‘without the Furnitures for sale, om Fore ty-sixth street; fine neighborhood, M, LYNCH, 72 Cedar street. ments: lowest A FOUR STORY HOUSE ON TWENTY- fifth etreet for eat v9 LYNCH, 72 Cedar street. West side. WEST FIPTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR ‘uur story high stoop brick House, 2x63, allings, balconies and trimmings, elegant en- (some walnut sturway ranuing the revers in rear of parlors connecting with butler’ afe, &e.; laree billlard room with sky- 4 all convenien Apply to owner, BARG AL Ritn brown stone trance hall, b way, dining roo pantry, contain! light; perfect ord Earle’s liotel. IRST CLASS KOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stove House, on Thirly-ninth street, between Fifth and and in perfect condition; can be once. Also a large number of others, in all parte of the city, at prices to swt. Apply to ISAAC HONIG, 2 Pine street. A “WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET. NEAR BROAD. JA. way.—A desirable high stoov Wx50, Lor 100, for ale low ; posse VENSON & SON, 11 Pino street. N IN WEST bi ce i terme easy; rents HOLBOROW, 686 Ninth avenue. RTY-FC ment TH STR Hone 81,000. rt y size ‘Apply, FURNISHED HO( FOR SALE OR TO RENT— ‘ond street, near Seventh oyenue: me- in splendid order, Price $18,000, or On Twenty-r ‘tfum size, brown stone, wonld rent to a perfectly responsible party at $200 per month, JAS. Re EDWAR 7 West Twenty-third wtreet. JOR SALE—HARLEM, NEAR EIGHTH AVENUE, CON. 1 ara two ware = easy Lerms; 13,000 BENJ. BROWN Stoop, neat Dwelling 8 FROM MAN- ran remain on venth avenue and ‘Thirty-seventh street, OR SALE-A GENTLEMAN'S 59x55, with two PRIVATE STABLE: West Twenty-seventh street, tables; terms euty, App (OR SALH—A VERY HANDSOME BROWN STONE House and Furniture, in West Koi 825,000. Alxo » four story brown atc street, near Broadway | price 25,00 508 Sixth avenue, STORY AND ATTIC HIGH nth street. between Fifth easy. Apply to JOK BAL stoop brie and Sixth avenues; JOSEPH STRAUSS, 860 Mulberry STORY Thurty-fourty JOR SALE—AT REDUCED PRICE, THR brown stone Englith basement, 205 West street; a bargain. Look at it THOMAS D. ROBINSON, 20 Nassau street, JOR SALE ~ $5,000 CASH, ON PIFTY-EIGHTH STREET, near Central Park, a tine four story high stoop brown atone House; parlors and basement jinfahed in hardwood; everyibing first in ished in the beat style. HOFFMAN, COBURN & Ov., 602 Sixth avenue, ASS HOUSE, . Mx65x100, ixth aven FOR, SALE—A STRICTLY FIRST CI West Fifty-sisth street. near Filth avenu DYE & CURTISS, 603 + SALE CHEAP TERMS EASY; HOUSE AND LOT ( Forty-eighth street. Apply on premises. OR TO RENT-ON 152D STREET, NEAR a five private Residence, Coach J, handaomely laid out, + & CURTISS, 608 Sixth avenue. yor et WOR Sat | St. Ni | House and R QIXTH AVENUE.FOR SALE, NEAR TWENTY-SEV- Depth street, west side, a ruil eived lot, at w® moder price. Apply to k. 1, LUDLOW & CO., Mo. & Pine street, | HGTHSTRERT, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE- ¥o sry hivh wtoup brown ston nice, $34,000, ry high stoop brown atone, new and avenue, Brooklyn, with her of Hewes ‘street and, Marcy ,Brookivn, with pry to z ‘table and garden; three lots of ground, ©. BADIE, 45 Broadway, Brooklyn, B.D. RENT—A PIECB OF PROPERTY, CORNER OF Columbia and Pacific streets, suitable for a lumber or coal yard, Inquire at oilice of Columbia stores, foot of Pacino street, Brooklyn. 10 LET—ONLY $560 A YEAR, OR $12 A WEEK, FOR a high stoop stono front House, in perfect order. ten minutes trom ferry, Apply to SAMUEL JONES, 500 Gourt street, Brooklyn. (0 LET—A WELL LIGHTED BASEMENT, SUITABLE, J for heavy grindstones, with power; also Rooms up stairs. Apply to LYON & FELLOWS’ Manufacturing Com- pany, 100 South Sixth street, Williamsburg. 10 LET—IN A DELIGHTFUL NEIGHBORHOOD, A first class three ttory brown stone house, 304 Greene ave- uo, near Claston avenue, ssrooklyn ; will be rented reason- able to a responsible tenant. Apply io CANDEE & CUOK, 810 Fulton street, junction of Gates avenne, 10 LET OR FOR BALE Brooklyn : first clai Apply or address bo 3,45 New York Post ofice. CASH, BALANCE ON MORTGAG sale, one of the finest brown stone Ho (No. 174), $5.00: Brooklyn, B. D., situated en Bedfora avenu one left, between Hewes and Penn streets; it t entirely new and contains every improvement that long experience could suggest—laundry, water, gas, closets in every form, ‘ply at 206 Canal street. a. ready for immediate occupation. Aj Will be shown by person on premise: WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR _SALE OR TO RE SNUG, UOSEY TOME, WITH FINE GARDEN, prime neighborbocd, at Morrisania, for sale at a bar- gain. Apply to DITCHETT, No. 2 New Chambers street, A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH STABLE AND TWO acres of Land, situated on the Hudson, at Riverdale, to Tent, furnished, for one or more years, UNDERHILL, Main street, Yonkers. ‘Apply to WALTSR SIX YEARS’ LEASE OF A COTTAGE HOUSE, IN A. “Yonkers for aale-Tt fs sitnated on the river bank od high ground, and convement to steamboat landing and depot? will be suld low, Apply to WALTER UNDERHILL, Main street, Yonkers. HOUSE FOR $2,400—LOT 2% BY 142, TERMS EASY, A. Syooms, well locate, at Morrisania; &@ cheap houre. DITCHETT, No, 2 New Champers street, NICE COTTAGE AND TWO DEEP LOTS OF GROUND AX. “at Tremont to rent,—Is in fine order; rent only $30 per month; or for soie at 985,000 cash. Apply at office of E. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street, or wt 35 East Seventeenth street. A. XALUABLE WATER FRONT PROPERTY ON THE Sound at Rye: one mile from Rye or Port Chester Depot, containing wbon: 43 acres; frame House; 14 Room: LL WANTING FARM8~GOOD 80) A, papers address C.K. AN AT LEBANON SPRING —TO LET, FOR THE SUM- . mer, two close to Columbia Hall. Apply at 288.Fourth avenue, New York. VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE TO LET—ON A ‘Trinity place, West Brighton, Staten Island; eight bed- Tooms, gas and fixtures, farnace;’ fine view of river; five mainutes’ walk (fi from landing; boats leave foot Dey street every hour. Apply to Dr. CLARK, At NYACK, ON THE HUDSON—THREE NEW, eA tie class Houses, on the river; best location C? wee o HO Post ole, j terms to suit, Address At NEW BRIGHTON—TO RENT, THREE BRICK Villas, furnished and unfurnished’; fardens, laws, gas, ‘street. water, &c. ; near ft ; 88 minutes of Wall WINANS, SANDS '& GARRETTSON, 65 Liberty street. Bie OLL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE- PLEASANTLY Jocated on the south side of Long Ii 40 miles from New York, near Ay B, a ae nl pply to E. WEEK! sa Fourth (AT BAYONNE, ON NEW JERSEY CENTRAL BAIL x aes * miniies foes ner Zot Se gent two wo 2 Houses, spi situated ; view 5 depo Apply tod. Le & W: LINDBAY, 389 Greenwich st z Sal oN ns SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, BERTRAND ISL- ‘and, Lae Hopatoong, N. J.—1,603 feet above the sea; from New York; 1 mile from depot; comprisce 70 ‘with main land; «noble Villa, con- ‘itchen extension, gardener’s dwel- ling, 01 ings, conservatories, and abundant fruit; island fringed about with large trees and sandy beach; house Bott! Rpg guna, tall wg and sig! ry gunning, 5 1g ant Ing; wuitoes. This region is remarkable for ague nor moaq bealthfulnens and s natural beauty. Price $35,000; has com over $100,000; owner going abroad, and offei .» low, if wanted. Horses, Cows, Furniture, Boats, er, House, 20 rooms; in- Aiso, by same own: ‘FRED ‘ICK B. GODDARD, 3 Pine street, Tusculum, across the lake; 60 Acres; sured, $6, AT GREENWICH. ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE FOR sale, rent oF i¢ase; 17 rooms; carriage house ; shore front; near depot and steamboac; $9,000. Address'J, W. ATWATER, ide station, Greenwich, Conn. T NEW: BRUNSWICK.—TO RENT, FURNISHED, A fine Residence, containing mine large rooms, attio and cemented cellar; barn. carriage house, Ac. ; three aores of. lendid ground, all tilled with splendid fruit; ten minutes ‘om depot; on 100 foot avenue J. 8, FERGUSON, un street, room 6, A* TARRYTOWN, ON THE HUDSON, AND ONLY. furntshed Cottage: one hour from Forty-second street, furnished and un- nd Houses for sale and to for either the summer months or by the year, Apply to S, EMBER- SON, 607 Sixth avenue, 48 miles a jor. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. ne ‘ANSION HOUSE.—TO LET, AN ELEGANT. LARG! Boarding House at N.J.; dining an Diard oom, ech Hs, Tot 6 fie sha io! make two depots, opposite a park. Orn YOUR HOME—SAVE YOUR RENT.—ONLY #40: per month and $460 cash will buy « pretty modern House an hour and a quarter from the City Hall; 41 trains Gally; Commuted. W. VAN BIOLEN, 133 Nassan street. RANGE, N. J.,-HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, TW: : ‘stories, all modern im ments, 40x30 feet, Crt tal and katchen garden ; lot 62x200; three minute ; ee en gard Haxd00; three minutes ftom depot: at 149 Broadway, rooms It - ‘ RANGE, N. J., | AND VICINITY—(SPECIALTY) O)*ieasaht Homes, 188,000 to $00,000; furnished aad uatture nished Houses to rent; Seay to exchange, LB. GE , 89 Nassau street, room 21. N. RANGE. J.—FOR SALE, FINE ‘Ney Ai Als: from §4,500 to $15,000 ; location high ana : for rent, fine Residence, M4 rooms, stable, plenty of fruit an abade. B. F. SMALL, 84 Dey street. 'TEVENS ESTATES (ASTORIA), LONG ISLAND CITY, © In consequence of the great amount of work upon map of the property to be sold by me for the Executors Monday, I am re‘uctantly compelled to announce to the pub: Me that the diagrams will not ve ready jollt Thuraday morn- ing, April 11, at which me they can be had at Mill's store, Astoria, and my office. Free tickets are ready for distribu: tion on’applicatton, JERE. JOHNSO.! 25 Nassau street. AVE YOUR RENT—OWN YOUR HOME—ONLY 2D bet Month and $760 cash will buy a preity mo House an hour and’ a quarter from City Nall; 41 trai daily ; commutation one year free, GEO. W. VAN SICLEN, 183 Nassau dtreet, PLENDID FARMS AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE! for sale and to let—On Hackensack Extension Railroad cbeap. W. J. THORP, Bergen county, N. J. SPLENDID FRUIT FARM: 18 ACRES; COVERED WIT Its rr bh peacl | Fe BA ay Seppe t acre Lawtons, Lacte currants; buildings in complete order, L mile from depot; only 88.600 J.8, FERGUSON, 89 Nassau street, room 6, MIT, NEW JERSEY. SO Nousce Yor sale and to lel; Vila ites, tn purcheeers. “ARUHIBALD GRACE, office almost opposite the depot. (0 MILKMEN AND OTHERS.—TO LET, AT EAS’ Cheater, large Farm, with farmhouse, &c. Apply at 1081 Fulton street to PETER A. H. JACKSON. 10 LET—A LARGE DOUBLE FACTORY, NEW, 45 AN} 47 Mechanic atreet, Newark ; five stories high, well light , fine show rooms, &c. horse engine’ ‘and rear for vehicles ; oan easil the whole. Inquire of Dr. be divided; = COLES, 224 Market street, Newark. BY, RIDGE.—LEASE OR FOR SALE, LARGE HOUSE, 17 rooms; stable: % acre ground, well stocked with choice fruit ; acceasible to all Brooklyn ferries; three min- tea’ walk to railroads situated on Ovington, avenue, be- tweeen Third and Fourth. Inquire of owner, EDWARD R, dete Grand street, New York, or at 118 Summit street, jrooklyn. { Madea RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY, 27 MILES from City Hall.—Fine Farm, 88 acres, for sale low; fine stream; mountain view pnanmpesned large timber; unex- ceptionably healthy. Address FARM, Herald office. (QUEAP.gFOR SALE, FARM 80 ACRES, GOOD RICH soil; 40 acres clear productive land, 18 acres meadow; cute 1B tons hay; two houses; good barn; hog house, &e.; blacksmith shop, turning shop, lathe, circular saw, fine water power, overshot. wheel: 7'miles from large town, 8% Hours “irom’ New York’ 1 horae, 8 cows, 2 calves, 8 sheep, chickens, turkeys, 1 two-horse wagon ; price $2,700; terms 1,600 cash; balance ey, W. VEIRSON, Kast Stroudsburg, Pa. (Oh 4 UNTRY RESIDENCES ON THE BANKS OF THE Hudeon for sale or to let—Either furnished or unfur- nished, at almost every station on the line of the Hudson River Railroad. Parties desiring to purchase or hire for the sommer season, or longer, will find full particulars with S. EMBERSON, 669 Sixth aven: ESIRABLE INVESTMENT AT ELIZABETH, N. J.— For sale, a most conveniently arranged, well built three story frame Dwrelting, 28x40, containing 1d'rooms, with gas and water throughout; Plot '30x128, corner Kast Broad and Chestnut streets, within easy access of depot; price $11,500 ; will rent quick at 1,200. Inquire of owner, Dr. THOMAS, on premises, or of sole agents (with whom plans, maps. &0,). STEPHENS BROTHERS, 187 Broadway, street Hoor, Pe. SALE-FINE LARGE DWELLING, WITH 20 acrea splendid Jand, near Middletown, N. Y.; three- fourtha mortngo tmmediate vontession. Address GEORGE HEATER, box $2 Middletown Post office, N.Y. OR SALE LEGANT NEW TWO STOKY FRENCH roor House, 11 rooms; lot 50x140; surroundings first class; seven minutes from North Snore terry ; $6,500; terms eas} DARRIN, 60'Broad sireet, OR SALE—THE PRINCE'S BAY HOUSE, WITH 10 acres of Ground, at Prince's Bay, Staten island. For fo") particulars inquire of JAMES RK, EDWARDS, 27 West ‘Twenty-third street, (OR SALE—A NICE HOUSE; KIGHT ROOMS, HALF ‘acre of yround, near depot; commutation, $75; price only $4,000, half of ‘which may remain on bond and mort- gage. C.F, COMBS, 170 Broadway. JOR SALE—AT INWOOD ON HUDSON (FIVE minutes from depot, 40 minutes from City Hall), a Dwelling House, stable and about 12 lots of land; honse Sx 4\, contains 15 rooms, hot and cold water and gas through out; high Jand, well shaded with forest trees and command- ing good views of the Hudson; terms easy. Apply to S&A- LEY & BRO., 34 Liberty street, New Yor: JOR SALE A NICE COUNTRY SEAT AT MONTICEL- lo, Sullivan county, containing about five acres ground. For furiber particulars anply between 1136 and 1% o'clock to E, G, SHEPPARD, 19 Broadway. OR SALE-THE MONTEAGLE HOTEL, AT SUSPEN- sion Bridge, Niagara Falla, with its outbuildings and about four acrew of land; the main building is of stone, four stories in beigut; contains, beside saloons, &c., upwards of 100 rooms, and is wel. fitted for a hotel, school, asylum or manufactory. For particulars apply to HOMER’ MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street WOR SALE—AT HUNTINGTON, L. 1, TWO STORY 26x45, 14 rooms, lot 58x17 harbor; dgarden, iruit trees, ec. to SEALEY & BRO,, 34 Liberty jew Yo Per SALE—AT RIDGEWOOD, NEW rooms; good barn, L acre of Land; three_minu depot ; splendid view ; price $9,500. Inquire of J. J, BOGERY, Ridgewood, N. J FOR SAHECA, VALUABLE DOCK AND LUMBER L Yard; busmess well established in lumber, builders’ materials andcoal., Apply to F. J. HALL, Lyon's Point, Port Chester, N.Y. ‘OR SALE—AT WESTPORT, CONN., A DESIRABLE. Country Place, well located, convenient to schools and churches, fine House, containing 10 rooms; large barn and all necessary outbu'ldings ; eizht acres of land; one acre in garden, the balance in meadow and pasture; fine fruit, &c. a perfect home, Cali on or adores A. PALMER, 246 Uanai street, n main road to the Bren $3,100." Apply 5 OR SALE--AN ELE ANT RESIDENCE, NEAR LONG Branch ; or will exchange for Brookiyn Property located in the Thirteenth or Nineteenth ward, For photographic ‘s apply at 146 Taylor street, Brook- AOR SALK—A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, 200 ACRES OF land, with elecant buildings, barns, &c.. situated eight modern Improvements; algo Cottage, 14 rooms, Caria House, stalla for 5 horses, Bathing House, &c., on elevates slopes to the water; has about 300 the water, with a substantial sea wall; a ine fishing and bathing; has valuable water pply to F, J, HALL, Port Chester, N. Y. Epa Bains ie place for yachting, and dock rights. Aj A. pletely furnis ing 1 acres, from Grand. —10 LET, A LARGE AND CONVENIENT MAN- boarders; com- I contain- sion House; will accommodate 30 ed, with stabling for 10 horses utifuily shaded with forent trees tral depot, on Long Island Sound ; with bat injles from Washington City, D. 0, For farther particulars apply at 16 Bond street, New York, or by letter to W. A. BATCHELOR, Wheaton Post office, Montgowery county, Md OR SALE—IN PHILADELPHIA, A LARGE BOARD- tion ; easy term: ing Houre, in the complete ; desirable lo: Aadress HERBERT J. LLOYD, 112 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, P OR SALE—AT DARIEN, NEAR STAMFORD, A ecbarming Piace of three acres ; excellent house, carriage 10 LET—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON JERSE’ ply to Dr. H. } hore, oppomte 100th atteet, New York. A) GomEz, ab West ‘Twenty-fifth treet, New York 10 LET AT NYACK—A SMALL, CONVENIEN’ House, six munutes from boats or cars. For call at 821 West Twenty-ninth street; or at GEO, SMI’ atore, corner Piermont and Bird streets, Nyack. i) hed LET—AT FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND, THE WHO! ary lane Huse; owner retalning a portion w SOSEPH F. DARLING, 83 West Tenth street. $< po DRT-aT pourn YONKERS, THE KESIDENCH of the late Matthias Warner: two acres of land» frulte shade; beautiful view; one mile from Kiverdale, ludson Biver Rafiroad; one mile from Williamsbridge, Harlem Rail4 road. Apply to JAMES B. WARNER, 9% Franklin street.\ Rent 8600, To House, with extensive Fo) nds, outbuildings, &c, 1 JACOB SHARP, 89 Pine street. } 10 LET—UHEAP, AT SUMMIT, N. J, A NEAT sea LET—AT KINGSTON, N. Y., A LARGE MODERN tage, 7 rooms, having a fine garden attached; elegant Situation, Apply to THOMAS L. ROLLO, 89 room 1, New York. (TO BBI-FINE COTTAGE, ALSO BEAUTIEDL FARM Houee (nine rooms) an’ stables at Chapel fifi ne Long Branch, N. J. 40 ington street, New Yor ‘Apply to. J. WHAT Te, LET, AT PARKVILLE—PART OF HOUSE, FIVE) large rooms, garden, &c., convenient to railroad; one hour by Coney Ilgad horse cara {rom Fulton ferry; rent 819 er month, Apply on premises, No. 4 Webster avenucy varkville, | ~ 10 LET OR LEASE—ALL OR PART OF A HOUS! = ‘aud garden, suitable BR slener heer garb lace ty m jouge, on easy terms. Apply on the pi : Grand street and Second avenue, Astoria, ‘Long tdand City. 10 LEASE SEVEN YEARS—A FARM, 100 AORES, 1 miles from city; crossed by ral ; depot near th house ; rent low. SAMUEL WRIGHT, Executor, 156 Broadway, room 8, New York. (0 RENT—A SPLENDID COTTAGE, WITH IMPROV: ‘ments, 12 rooms; rent $500; on Staren Island; hoat every hour; 80 minutes from the Battery, Apply to'D. H. DECKER, 55 Whitehall street, New York. * —A COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES O! $40.00. food Vana 14 mailoe in Jorsey, near depot; | Iittie Cah required ; $6.000, Aa inert fruits, &c. avenue, Park row, b= @ pleasant home, K. WHITNEY, 167 Broadway, room 4.) -ON SOUTH SIDE OF LONG ISLAND! village of Bay near depot, great Sout! churches and'sohoots: larg 0 House, Barn and 40 acres fn the shoe store, 881 Eight Inquire REAL ESTATE ‘A. GREAT SACRIFICE.” d An elegant Country Seat, on the Northern Rejlroad/ of New Jersey, 8 miles from the etty, one minute from depot 19 acren; house, fourteen rooms, completely furnished, w! all modern improvements; barn'for four horses, three out buildings, hennery and everything in complete order } 885, js for sale, with exceedingly easy terms, or change for good city property. Address BARGAIN, Herald) oflice. . XOTTON MILL, WITH 42 LOOMS, AND A LARGE VA~ J riety of other Machinery; buildings and machinery in} good order; cost over $60,000; mortgage only 5,500; willl , exchange for other good property. Call on or address E WHITNEY, 167 Broadway, room \XCHANGE.—AN UNENCUMBERED PLACE OF 11/ acres gle be Leet for a city House worth $50,000" ,00) Country ace. OF for w $20,00) Country RCSB SHARPE, 80 Pine street. TOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR DWELLING * House in Twelfth, bi etpante Bip Aiba two Lots Sixtieth street, between Second an - buen, RICHARD HENNESSY & CO., 0 Third av. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR MERCHANDISE ow real estate, three extra size elegant Mirrors; price $60U, Apply, or address MIRRORS, 451 Weat Twenty-lirst street, NOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN| ‘New York or Brooklyn, a gentleman's comple turn: ut, consisting of 1 pair sivliah foad Horses, 16. hands, bigh, Tyeare old: 1 top Bugny; 1% ight road Wagon; tin Sieigh; Bella, Robes, Biankets; T set fine Harness, and, in| fact ail first Glass and as good as new. Address HOTEL, care of Marsh & Co., 153 West street, UR SALB OR EXCHANGE—FARM OF 50 ACRES, F’ Tarlghtfuliy located, on the sea shore, south side o Staten Isiand; near depot; 40 acres tillable, 10 woodland 3 house and outbuildings ; or will let House, Garden and thr acres Ground. Apply to A, JOURNBAY, No. 1 Pine street. } (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR NEW YORK TENE-) ae eee ete res mafactsa’ walk ot Tank] hester county, within three minul thos mation, on ine Harem Ralirond: Dwelling contains carriage house, stables ant necessai Tnaulre of SAMUEL FEE, Tuckahoe, West- ‘AR CENTRAL PARK AND LENOX LIBRARY.-~| or would exchange for first class roperty. G8, PECK & CO., 947 Broadway, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-ON Broadway, Tarrytown; in full view of the Hu aplendid location; eight bedrooms, besides partor, dining room, kitchen, laundry, bathroom, Ke,; stable and caring house; will be ren tarnished, complete, for either six months or year, and Immediate possession given, 8. EMBEKSON, Sixth avenue. re LET—FURNISHED, IN THE TOWN OF YONKERS, half a mile from Woodlawn depot, Harlem Railroad, « large double Honse, with Garden; lawn of two neres; car- Tinge house and stable; bot and cold water in kiteben ; fruit and shade: L's hour from City Hat, Apply to 8M. VAL- ENTINE, 165 Front street, ro Let_sroRss AT YONKERS LANDING; TWO large prick Stor onting on two atreets; well adap for a wholeaale busi f matufacturing; will be let in part i desired, cheap. Apply to JOSIAH RICH, 85 Beaver streey, orto THOMAS H. COLLINS, at Yonkers. 0 LEt—IN FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, ON Teabout avenue, five minytes west from the depo the heights, two story Cottage, with ten Lots of Garden, city In- quire of HARPER, on the premises, or of CHARLES MOL- LER, 35 Maiden lane. REA fPo her at WEST MORRISANTA, minutes from Forty-second street ‘and walk from Melrose depo jem Ruilroad depot, for one yenr, (rv or sooner it required, a well furnished Cottage, containing 12 ro closets, hot and cold water: delighttul location; two acres of land laid out fo fruit and lawn; aizo stable and hennery: » pleasant ce from’ the city, via Grand avenue and Cen- ‘82,000. Apply to B. F. BRITTON, 70 and 72 on the premises. TONKE TO LET, A FINE, FIRST CLASS, WELL Toeated House, 26 farge rooms, in perfect order; conve- nient (o depot, and very desirable for summer boarders, ho- tel, «chool, or & gentleman with large family ;rent very cheap to & good tenant. Address BRADLEY, box 189 Herald office. JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. For Sale. POR SAL’ CHEAP—HOUSE AND EIGHT LOTS ON Storm Jersey City (South Kergen); fine loca- Yon; desiratle, vince. BROWN, WASHINGTON & y €O.,; 9 Cedar street and 1,267 Broadway. OR EXCHANGE FOR A SMALLER class Residence, partly fur- vacant Lot OKSON, 31 POR SALE, TO LE! Pivce—A handsome fi nished, with all the moaern improvements, , 10 Jersey City. Inquire of A. ary street. To Let or Lease. EW TWO STORY BASEMENT AND FRENCH ROOF Houses, on Bergen Heights, eeven ininutes from Lib- N erty street ferry; altitude of ground about equal to spire of ‘Trinity chureh ; all improvements: 12 roome; rent $50 per month, For engravings and further information apply to A. M, CAPEN, roadway. TPO LET IN JWRSEY CITY, A TWO STORY BASE- is a choice place, and will be sold low, a8 owner is going to Europe for a nuinver of years, ‘8. 8, MANGAM & CO., 39 Nassau street, room 1834. JORSALE OR TO LET—AT ENGLEWOOD, N. couble stone House, with modern conveniences, to- gether with Furniture. Carpets, &c.; carriage house, out- buildings and three to five acres of land; four minutes’ ‘walk trom Highland and three-quarters of a mile from Englewood station ; premises have abundance ot frult and shade trees, fine vegetable garden, &c. Apply to HARRY W. EVERETT, 55 Pine street. OR SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED—HOUSE, 16 rooms, with hot and cold, water, bath, &c.; Cottage, 9 Zooms, Inte curriage house, de., at Tenady, on the Northern Rasiroad of New Jersey, lately occupied by and adjoining | the fine improvements of L. Marcotte, Keng. ; situated high | and healthy. Applyto DAVID H. GILDERSLEEVE, ofiice ‘Samuel French, 18 and 15 Park row. JOR SALE OR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT FURNI- Fes first class Country Remdence, at Ridgewood, N. a ‘1 miles from the city, on the Erte Railway, Within. ton. minutes’ walk of the depot, containing sutt of | parlors, drawing room, library, nine bedrooms, dining room, it ter closet, hot and cold water, furnace, ly situated to eight acres of wind! | land, aid out tastefully walks, ornamental shade trees; avpie and chards in full bearing; a never failing stream of water running through the grounds; se and stables; near churches, schools, shops, lity noted for healthtulness, good row i no tmroaqui- cellent ratio For terms apply to A. J. RON, 86 Church street, New York. VOR SALE OR TO RENT—AT RAVENSWOODQL, I. three vere desirable Houses, of 8, 10 and 12 rooms; rents $400 to 8550; access by Harlem boats to Astoria and ferries to Hunter's Point. Apply to J. H. HOPKINS, Ra- venswood. j}OR SALE OR RENT—AT WEST END, N, J., TWENTY minutes from, New York, two sory snd extension House, 11 rooms, & lota, good garden and fruit; $9,000, rent #600. "AlRo three Houses with one lot each, one oecupied as Store: prteo, 88,000, rent 8600 each, Apply to SEALEY & BRO., 34 Liberty street, New York. POR SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED, FOR THE sengon or year. a beautiful Country Residence on the Passaic River, at Clifton, N. J.; 15 rooma, with all modern improvements, “Apply to TAYLOR & STEARNS, No. 136 ine street, Ac, dc. 3 pietures OR RENT OR SAL TWO MISUTES FROM DEPOT, on Morris and kesex Railroad, fine House, six acres Land, with nee of cow and horse; 1}4 hours by ear. Address B. F.'H,, box 77 Morristown, N. J. FRURNISHED HOUSE IN PLAINFIELD TO LETCALL improvements, pleasantly located near depot, Call at or addreas 279 Pearl street, House FOR, SALE IN ORANG Jy IN DE- Wghtful location, with every convenience; Furniture if denired. Appiy to M. P., 12 Chit street, rear of ofice. J OUSE TO RENT—AT RUTHERFORD PARK STEPHENS BROS, 187 Broadway, street floor. Miscellaneous. ¥ PRENCIVAL AVR bargains in Forty. LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN PL . ely on all the peineipa! avenues and surcote fon geld 8 ON THE fixth and Seventy-ninth strecis; also large int of F Counury Se mn Piautaone, Ae. BROWN: Wash FRAME 8 MAJ UL NCH, n 1.000. tives sma asec,” tap INGTON & OO., $4 Cedar stegpt und 1,287 Broadway, ment and cellar brick House, 20x36x100 feet, 8 rooms, modern improvements, $500. Inquire at corner Pavonia avenue, weet side Hamfiion square, 0 LET--FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, IN JER- fey Cily, OF Will Kell at @ Racribee, « first class three and extension brick House, with large garden and truft; all modern improvements; rent jow to ® careful tenant, In- nire for three dayw of Mra. PERRY, 123 Waverley place, | ’ T—BERGEN POINT—A OMTTAGE AND aere of Lana, on bank of Kil Yon Kall; price $700, GEVKUS BW, BILLYER, 8 Pine street. Erle Railroad, 37 minutes: plank walk to depot. ath to GEORGE E. WOODWARD, 191 Broadway, ‘New York. OTEL, FURNISHED REFLETE OR UNFURNISHED. F ‘The Deliwood House, Bay , Ls fu, 40 maintes b boat Ha for RAC Eas ye oars; pti ‘ounds, shade, stable, Ae. For term eUiiannox House, corner Thirteenth street and Fifth avenue, between 10 and 1. is x ASTORIA, FIVE MINUTES FROM Riouse with pine rooms, iy ib waiter a complete un owas, heater, Aim) WH, JACKSON, soe Cont once, Rinku sees, Astoria, ke L THE FRRRY— front and rear ’ r E frat elias tenant it will'be feat 6, Franonanie rie for hotel ult, anade, good garden; splendid tish- N fo exchange, ap elegant four story orown stone House oar 2 jating Clone by. x60, fo) z TERE nk Ren Cae WBPREW cee ed AMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street, | dress’ SENATOR, Herald office, : PIECE OF LAND FOR SALE AOR SALE AT NEW BRUNSWICK—A SPLENDID RES. | PO EXCHANGE—FOR DRY GOODS OR GROCERIES, A, made to suit purchasers all moveen imorovemente: party turtished; half coal: this | 200000 feet vak lumber and, 1,000" cords wood: watts on we irice BION Address SAMUEL F. MCPARLAND, Tolland, Conn. XCHANGE—NINE COTTAGE HOUSES IN SOUTH T° Frooxiyns a small House, with 3 Lote, in. Twenty-brst) Ward; no encumbrance. Also, for sale, a halt interest im al Mgnt manufacturing business, fully established. Call at the office of the GULD SIGN COMPANY, 118 Bleecker street, from 1to4P. M. REAL FSTATE WANTE! V TO PURCHASE—A TAREE STORY BRICK Wr noes House, with improvements, between Fortiethy ‘and Sixtieth streets; small house will answer, but location; and Siztleth seein i000 0 82,000 caah and balance in instalments. Address, with particulars, box 6,781 Post office. 1 4™ STREET.—WANTED,. ‘A HOUSE ON FOUR- ph street, at of Sixt nue, Leptat: wee JACOB 8! seis htt ——— PROPOSALS. oe {IMENT OF DOCKS, 946 AND 8 BROADWAY. De» Sy MES YORK, ADA & 1875, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Proposals for building Boat Landing and adjacent River Wall of Hydaulic Masonry, at Battery place, North River. Sealed proposals endorsed with the title of the work ai above and the name of the bidder will be sived at te office of the Department of Docks until April at I o'clock at ‘at which time the bids will be pi oper and rea Plans and spectfications, be rg with the Incer's est!- , te of the amount of work to ve done, anh Hank fora ot ropognl and contract {btained on apollcw- he u bl Mn foe cat tak oreo aby oral bid. me che oe iC , J, GRENVILLE KAN! WILLIAM WOOD, TER WORKS. Court Houvet BuILprNa, Mawcunes ne, N. FL, April 6, 1872, ‘TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER Pires. ‘The Board of Water Commissioners of the city of Mans! chester are prepared to receive aT opeeel f ‘about 120.000) feccot Water Pipes, from 4to 20 inches diameter, together, with thelr ap) ndagea of Gates, Air Valves and Hydrants, to, be laid and comy ifeations and form of contract may be cree on forms of proposal obtained at the office o! Comm! et Department of Dock, seen, the Engineer. : y be delivered at the Commissioners! office, | Mantvemer, Ne i, on or before Wednesday, the 17th iat., ae "¢ ‘ik M. Lapiclocknmiseioners reserve the right to reject any or alli tenders. = ners. By order of the Commissioners |v ieg, Chief Engineer. ih ceapunapqertpesccnaeesinpenteaeente tates NN, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THIZ er Trustees of the Fifteenth ward, at the offlee of they Board of Pablic Instruction, corne of Grand #, until 2 o'elock P.M. 6 oldmg Seat Setter Dea, Ac., required fore in Gratnunar School No, 36. it the office of the Superintendd 46 Grand street, third floor, it to reject any or all of the EDWARD SCHELK, CHARLES D. BROWN, JAMES L. BABBIIT, JAMES W. FOWLE JOHN A. HARDENBERGH, Board of School Trustees Fifteenth ward. New York, April 9, 187% 2 Ve chass room Specification may be sei ent of Buildings and Repal ‘The Trustees reserve 1 proposals offered.