The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1872, Page 11

—_— Abe Senate Investigatir.g Committee Unearthing Them—Furnishirg a Court House Before It is Buil\—The Ring Finger Morks in Harlem. Messrs, Tiemaun, Benedict and Weismann, the Senate committee charged with the investigation of the alleged frauds in the erection of the Jeter- son Market and Hariem Court Houses, met yester- day in the rooms of the Board of Aldermen, Mr. Tiemann presiding, ©, H. Kitche) appeared as counsel for the committee, and Harry Genet and Devlin and Trall tor the Commissioners, A. 8. Cady, of the Comptroller's office, waa placed on ‘the stand to identify and produce the warrants aud ‘vouchers for payments made by the Comptroller. Among the documents which were put in evi- dence were the followin: Warrant and voucher for the payment of $24,000 to Orange Winans for the ground. Warrant and vouchers for $5,000, paid Harry Genet ay counsel to the Commission. The vouchers for $750 to George Einelec, Voucher No, 3,657, to H. W. Genet, for $5,000, for Rervices as counsel to Commissioners. ‘Tue voucher is signed by all the Commissioners, Voucher No, 3,659, for $10,000, to John Scallon, services for building Ninth District Court and material furnished, signed by all the Commie- sioners; also a receipt signed by Scalion. Voucher No. 3,660, L, C, Baker, services for ex- cavating cellar, Nintn District Court, $5,000; re- celpt sitned by LG. Baker and approved ‘by Scal- Jon; the voucher ts signed by the Commissioners, Voucher No, 3,001, L. U. Baker. serv.ces as super- intendent, at $2,000 per year, from Juue | to August 41, $500; warrant eudorsed Lewis c, Baker and I. W, Genet, Voucher No, 3,662, George H. E. Lynch, serviers for two months, June 1 to August 80. 1870, receipted for by Lynch; the warrant covers £875, Voucher No, 3,663, paid to George E, Lynch, Bervices us messenger to Commissioners, Th, Voucher No, 3,664, Jamos W, Palmer, serviecs as assistant superintendent, $375, Voucher No. 3,605, paid to Philip H. Jonas, Jr., as Inapector, $315, ior bWO Mouths’ Sorvices, Voucher No. 3,666, paid \o Cornelius Gorgon, ser- vices as clerk, $1,250, for three months; recelpted Jor by Corson himself, Voucher No. 4,013, pad to John Scailon for Mater.al and Jabor, excavating, &c., with bill aa- nexed, ¥5,440 60; endorsed by Scation and Gevet. Voucher No, 4,019, paid to John EF. Wilson, for ke (two bills), $6,550; warrant endorsed John son, ‘Voucher No. 4,020, paid Cornelius Corson, two mMontus’ services as clerk; receipted for by Corson, 888 33, 4 Voucher No. 4,021, pald George II. B. Lynch, ser- cannes clerk, $683 Js; endoised on warrant by “yneh. Voucher No, 4,022, paid Louis Baker as attendant; ‘warrant issued for $333 33. Voucher No. 4,023, paid J. Wesley Palmer, services a8 ussistant superintendent, Lwo inontis, $250, % Voucter No, 4,024, puid Philip UT, Jonas, Jr,, ser- vices as inspector, two mouths, §: Voucher No, 4,025, paid George Ely, services as messenger, two months, $260. Voucher 4,16, pad Jotn Scallon, materials, city voucher dated November 1870, with bid anuexed, Ro dates on the Dill, total $9,362 73, Tois bill was pad as well as tue others, although there are no dates given, It was paid Noveuiber 23, 1870; en- dor-ed on warrant John Scalion, and “Genet” in pencil. Voucher No. 4,137, paid John E. Wilson, material; paid by warrant, $6,090, Voucher No, 4,43", paid L. C, Baker (city voucher) for muteriai, the sum of $4,723 pald by warrant, endorsed by Baker, All these vouchers are drawn ‘on the Broadway Bank. Voucher No. 4,484, paid to Join Seallon, $9,245 50, Another voucher, paid Join Seallon, services as buildes, $1,800, Neither of the voucuers is signed by anybody, no ey roll is attached. They were paid to Join Scalion, and “L, Baker’ appears in pencil on it. The total is $1,146 50, Voucher 4,681, paid Johu E. Wilson, material, $3,500; nodate but 1870; reecipted by John BE. Wil Bon; a Lili of items, without dates, is given, but the dill is dated Deceinber 23, 1670; endorsed by Wilson and Genet. Voucher 4,692, paid John Scailon, labor and ma- terial, $9,745; bill attached; no dates whatever ave on the bill, yetit was paid and Genet s name ap- pears in pencil. Voucher 4,033, paid Charles FE, Wilbur, for station- ery, with bill, $2,492 15; these are dates Jrom Jane 31 to Deceniber 12, but the year is not given; the Warrant is dated December 23, 1570; it is endorsed “Ohurles &, Wilbur, Treasurer.” Voucher 4,634, puld L. Baker, as superintendent for th mouths, $833 83; paid by warrant De- cember 23, 187 Voucher 4,645, 3, W. Palmer, assistant superin- tendeat two montin, $20: endorsed py J. W. Val- iner and George E. W. Lynch. Voucher 4,658, Cornenus . orson services as clerk, $833 33; receipted by Corson, and paid by warrant December 23, 1870; endorsed by Corson, Voucher ) 4,637, George A. 'T. Lyncu, as clerk, $583 88; paid by warrant December 23, 1570, and en- dorsed by wa Voucher No, , Phitip Hl. Jonas, $250, services ag inspector; paid by warrant December 23, 1870; endorsed by Jouas and George A, T. Lynch. Voucher 4,150, George A. T. Lynch, services as Messenger, $260, lor two months; warrant paid December 23, Voucher No, 202, Ingersoll & Co., frmehing Ninth District Court, $4,! 17; sizned by all the Commis- sioners and receipted tor by inge: soll & Co. Theres @ bill attached sor les carpets, shades, rugs, mats, oucloth, walnut case, walnut desks, chairs, & The bill'is not sigued. It is dated December 29, ‘Is70, It was paid by warrant to this firm; is en- dorsed Ingersoll & Co. Voucher No, 203 (city voucher), John Scallon, 275, tor labor, There are no dates nor pay rolls attached, Paid by warrant January 21, 1871, to order of Scallon, who endorses it. Voucner No, 24, Join K. Wilson, material, &c. no dutes on the bid; pard January 21, 1871, $2,950. Voucher No, 463, Cornelius Corson, servi as Clerk, $888 33; paid by warrant March 4, 1871; en- dorsed by Cornelius Corson, Voucher No, 404, George &. Lynch, three months’ Rorvioes as clerk, | $5s pail March 4, 1871, by warrant, endorsed George Ht. E. Lyne Vouciier No. 466, Lewis Baker, $383 33, services; paid Maren 4, 1871. Voucher No, 466, J. Wesley Palmer, assistant sn- pernntendent, $260; as March 4, 1871, by warrant. Voucher No. 467, Phitip H. Jonas, Jr., $260, as in- Bpector; paid by warrant Maren 4, 1871, Voucher No. 463, George E. Lynch, messenger, $259; paid March 4, 1571, Voucher No, 469, Jolin Scalion, labor, $9,447 25; also another voucuer of same for labor, without dates or pay roll; paid March 4, 1871, $9,447 25. Voucher No, 470, John scailion, $27,100, or material done and bill attached, incluchug lunber contracted jor, $10,000; iron, “to be deitvered,” $16,100; paid to Scallon, endorsed by Genct. Voucier No, bls, Jolin Scailon, $15,814 50; signed by all the Commissioners. A bill accompanies it, With uo date of tue items, Paid Apiil, levis Voucher No. 619, Miller & Co., $¥,748 26, 10 ber iu: nished ; no date; recetyted ior by Gen Miller & Co. Approved by L. Baker, superintendeut. Paid April 8 1si1, and endorsed, “Milier & Uo., N. M. Mead, pay importers and ‘traders’ Bans.— John Olcott.” Voucher No. 740, New York Printing Company. for preparing bonds of the Ninth pistrict Court, $560; paid April 2s, 1871; warrant endorsed. Voucher No. 84), H. Gage tuner, $2,000, lor ser- Vices architect's work ; paid 1871, S44, Lewis Baker, services as super- ndent, $633 34, lor three mouths; paid May 18, si. Voucher No, 845, J. Wesley Palmer, services as ussistant superintendent, $200. Voucher No. 848, Coruclius Corson, $893 33, ser- vices as clerk. Voucher No. 84 Clerk, $583 28, Voucher No, 848, Philip 1, Jonas, inspector, $250. =< No. 849, George Lynch, messenger, Voucher No, 850, John Seation, $17,545, for labor, &c., tools and mater.ais; paid to H. W. Genet for Bealion. Voucher No, 851, John E. Wilson, $1,737 50, for ser- vices; paid May, 1471, to order of Wilson, per H. W, Genet, Voucher No, 1,208, John Seallon, lavor and m terial, $7,301 50; written in pencil across the 1a ‘Oi the voucher, “Seta to Mr. Corson,” Voucher No. 1,204, New York and Rienmond Suite ompeoy: ost Oe, for granite ferawner ililam ©. & ‘Tre! 3 pald due a, vil Connor, Treasurer; pal oucher No, 1,2 Jol atone iurminne aan . hn Hatioran, $4,862, for ‘oucher No, 1,383, Cornelins Corson, servicer as oWVotichor NO" a8, "George ay i eorge A, T. c| 83 9 services aa clerks paid JUy 7, 8th es 888 Voucher No, 1,305, Lewis Buker, superintend $935 38} paid duly 7, 187 ae Votctier No, 1,386, J. W. Palmer, $250, servieca; paid July 7, 18 Vouche! paid July 7, 1971 Voucher No. 1 58, George A. Lynch, measonger, $250; paid July 7, 1871, Voucher No, 1,417, Jolin Seaiton, labor and mate. Tials, $9,642 50 (this, witness said, Was the frst. till he had fonnd with the piyroll attached) ; pair. Juiy 24, 1871. ‘There are no dates sowing the times the men were employed; it simply gives the names and dass employed, Voucher No, 1,418, J, MeBride Davison, £4,802, dvon work, lumber, &¢.; paid by warrant Jul, 4, at to Davidson's order, and endorsed by H, Genet, Voucher No, 1,419, John E. Wilson, $7,200, for materiale, &c.; paid July 14, 1871, Voucher No. 1,611, Jonm Scation, $11,481 50, for ‘material and jabor; paid August 11, 1871. Mr. CADY—All these Warrants are signed hy the Mayor and Comptroiier, and tue vouchers by the bg? 4 bass th the ra adjourned to meet in to-day at two P.M, All tie records reierred 1S above Telate to the Harlem Court House job, 7, George A. T. Lynch, services as , 1,967, P. HI, Jonas, inspector, $250; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. ere or RBw fas Orne ov te Sucrerany or Stare, Avgany August L, 1572. first of November next the tollowing officers are tio Commissioner in the place of William a teapentar of £ tate Prisons in the place of Fordyce L, ‘All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of Dee yer next. Thirty-five Electors of President and Vice President of the United Stites gs A Xepresentative in the Porty-third Congress from the Siate at lance. ; ‘A Repreantative in the Forty-third Congress of the United States for the Fifth Congressional district, com- poved of the, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Revenih, Eighth arid Fouriconth wards of Ule eity of New York and Governor's Island, A Represcutative in the Forty-third Congress of the Vulied Buates tor the Sixth Congressional district, coin) oxed of the Eleventh and Thirteenth wards of the ety al New York, and that portion of the Eighteenth and Twenty-first Wwards ot sald city Lying east ot 1 ied avenue, A Representative m the Forty-third Congress ot the United States tor the Seventh’ Congrersional district, coupased oc ihe Tenth aud seventeeuth wards of the city of New York, and that Portion of the Kighteeuth ward of suid city lyliy west of Third avenue, ‘A Repre-eniative in the Forty-third Congress of the Unired States tor the. Eighth Congresiomal dktrict, compesedgt the Ninth, Fitieenth, and >ixteenth wards of the city of New York,'and that portion ot the Twenty-first ward of raid city lying west of Third avenue, ARejremntaitve im the Morty-third Congress of the United S-utes tor the Ninvt Congressional district, com- Posed of the Twentieth and Twenty-secoud wards of the ily ot New York. “A Representative In the Forty-third Congress of the United States, tor the Tenth Congressional Disiriet, con. med of the Twellth and Ninteenth wards of the vity of New York, umd Blickwell’s, Ward's “und Randati’s plauas. ‘Cily and County OMicers—Al-o to Le elected for said city and county. y-one (21) Members ot Assembly, r, in the place of A. Oakey Hail, rict Attorney, in the place of Sanne! B, Garvin, 4 City Jig, in she place of Gunning S. Bedford, dr. Coroner of Willian Sehlemer, ‘All who ie will expire on tite last day ot December A Justice ol the Fupreme place of William H. Leonard, a pointed in bla wort Cardozo, resumed, AJustierot the Superior Court, in place of Joka Hy | MeCunn, decea ei, | Pittoen (5) Ak.ecme Twenty-one @b As-isiant Aldermen. The at eution of Town gnd Civ Election Boards, Ine speciors of Election and County Canvassers is respe fully darected to chap.ers 7: anid 757, Luws of 1872, here with printed, as co their duties und _ CHA A. AN Act to supply defic encies in tormer appropriations and to pay the indebtedness of the State on aecount of the canal, which deficiencies and indebtedness ha en changed into {abilities tor money borrowed to thein, oF into certificates of indebteddess on which the State's now paying Interest, and to pay the floating in- debtednes. ot tie State and the cstimaied tiabilities ior the prevent fseal yoar not yet provided for hy law, and to raise money thereior, by au tsene of the Lomds ef the Staie, and to provide tor submitting the question there- on to the people, Passed May 15, 1872. three-Atths being present, ‘The People dt the State of New York, reprosenied 1 Sen- ate and Ax embty, do enaet as foliows :— Skenox L. To supply denciencies iu former appropria- tons and i dness of the State on account icduess have borrowed to pay ' indebtediess on which the pay the floateny in- ited iabtiiiies tor Sta'e ix now paying inte Gob tedmess of th tate the yroent fseal y yet previded for by law, the following amounts are hereby appropriaied fie nin of fi thowand eight hundred and one doliars and Ninety-five cenis 10 tor deficiencies unprovided tor in fall by act, chapicr seven hundred anil sixty-cight, of the Laws of eightoen bandred and seventy. The sum’ of two hundred and sixty-nine thousand two hundred and thirty-:our and cighty-our cents, to pay for denciences in, appropriations. under, h tr seven hundred and sixty of cighteon” hundred and ik one hundred and amd tity for deficiencies in a) hundred aud thir y, of the Li seventy Phe tu ot sixtyetiv so mueh t Inte rest on the edness 1 sued three foregoit hundred and MMy-fve dollars and Mity-one cents, tor oustanding cer- tiffeates of awa ds of canal damazes made by and ex- penses Atonding cayes heard bere the eanal appraisers In the Your cigh een hundred aud seventy-one now on ine terest. The sum of flity thousand doflars, or so mech thereof as may be necessary to mice pay the interest on the cectificates in ihe last toregoing item men- tioned, The sum of twenty-five thousand tour tans dred and ary and ninety-nine cents the amount oF es on interest. Row out: landing ivr Werk done on the eastern division of the Janal in excess o: any appropriation therctor. The fun of sixty-one thous six hundred and eleven dol- larsand nr y: ts, the amoun. of certificates on futerest now outstanding tor Work done on the Cham- plun Ganal Improvement in excess of any approvria- handred to pay tions under act, chnivter ni y-ihr fon thoreior, The sum oft thousand five hundred and = sixty dollars, the amount of certi- ficates on | inter NOW outst for work of any appro- sum ob one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, or ch thereot as mity be neces-ary to pay the amount ob certiticates on inte! tor work done on. the Chen: priation thereior, out ot the jon made arty of the laws of “Phe sum of twenty thousand dollars, or so asmay be neceswry, «i now due abd unpaid tor wor } periormed ake Canal, in excess of wuy appropriation uum of toriy-tive thou: Ulereof as may be necessary ( ierost on ihe last solr iorecoing lens. hundred and thirty-one thousand tour hundr tour dollars and rorty-siX “ents to pay the stun for damages and extra comper-ation made by the Board in -be year eLbtocu hundred aud seventy suin of Seventy-one thousaud nine hundsed and dollars and staty-eughl cents, to pay tue Sut dainages and extra comscnsation and expe by eighteen stytour of awards for ses nitensinyg the same, inade by the Board ot Canal Commissioners in the year tighteen hundred aad seventy-ouc. ‘Ihe sam of tw ul ioliars, OF SO MUCH thereel as may be ns to pug the int Peston the last two forecoin The'stun 0, shree hundred and fifty-six thou-aud seven hundred and’ sisty-rx dobary and sixiy-tive ceats, to supply the deticicney in the canal debt sinking 10 meet the requirements of sec.ton three, arucle seven, the constitution of the stare, .or mterest on the canal debt, wiica Was due September tirtiech, eighteen hun- ‘nant se-enty-cne, ‘ihe sum of five hundred and f ven thousand ve hundyed dollars, to <upply the canal ng to pay imerest on en hundred and, article seven, of punor cme h alnking thirtieth ¢ seventy-two ‘the col wih lars, or so Inueh ther be paid on tinal tore reuuned by co The san of on ed wna thity-m kn <1 doncieney, the veneral fund up io eighteen hundred and. seventy whieh no aypropriavous hu iNdediedners Nas been ereawd, according to the jate Comptrotior, trananitted to -he Legtelature January second, eighwen hundred nad seventy to, Bee . To provide \he nieans ot paying the said appro- fi for the canals under the provisions ov tuas a hd co pty the floaty indebtedness on Ui estumared havibts sor the present fiscal year not vet ovided by Jaw, adebtot this stute is hereby wuttiog- Which dept siall be sor the single objeet Of raising oney ty pay the appropriation herein naweoa. % Tho dcbt hereby created shail not exceed the osx uiihons six hundced thousand dollurs; and there shan be impo-ed, tevied aNd Rssessed_ UpON the tax- Abw propery Oi Uitis slate a direct annual tax to pay the Interest ow suid debt as such interest Hats due, wh: 1 direct amma stuie ana U shall be suficient lo pay stich micrest asitialts due. And there shatt also be imposed, levied and ascested OLEM the taxube property or dus Sate a direct anual Gx to pay, and sutucient to pay in the space OF (Welve Years roi Line tune o. the pas-age oF this wel, the w che debt created under and by che pro- VIS.ONS OF Us ter, Un the dopt to be create wader and by viruue of the provisions ot Unis act th pal of one tira parcthes cel shad be pad in iu pasyeuge of cn the principal 06 01 years irom the ri part there by this act t bods of the at a rave ne ahi yearly, 0 h ceeding =X | first days ot July au y principal i payable, at such” pla York ts shail seem weet to hin. On in tour {of such bod mate O1 Lis ne sich bornls alkatll be pa, Kt OF Lhe HEL, ue wl 1 ihe Compiroile wilverune (he pre posals a La rae not He and Misposiiion sti the provisions of law now exictig. Hin Act shall be Submwith at to the peo eo to be bei in this ste ction mn the dinorent el the seve shal pro vei Poll On si & box in the Ustad form ler the recey tio herem provided; and each and every ny presenta ballet, whieh shalt) shail be printed or writte partly w partly printed, one o: the vllowime iors, Haiely 1) tue Act ly create a Stave debt o pay ure canal and ai fund denciencies,”” gainst he det ty ereae ity pay she canal And general fund dencien- Lhe sant baliots shall be 3 toded As 10 conce: the contents o. the batlows, and shalt be endorsed “Act in reladon to canal and keneral tund derciencies, Kee. & Alter nnally closing the polly or such election the in-pectorn th tualh dnutediately nnd without ad- ournmen: proceed to coun, and eany ass the ballots given Alon wy the Proposed act, IN Lhe tine Manner as they are by law required t crhvass (he batlowe given tor Governor, and thereupon shall set down im writing amd in Words at ill lengitt, tue WiOle number of votes siven, we the a ye uebt,”” and the whole num. ber of vores given “Avalnst the act terene a State Webi,” and cert U-cribe the «ame, and emuse the aud delivered, as pre- by law an respect to the canvass of votes diven at an cicetion jor Governor; aud all the provisions of ay in Felition to éleetions, otter than tor miitury and town Otlicers, shill apply to the suhmisston to Use people herein provided jor. ss UAT patty be accuruing t6 delection day, the ballots Hor ob thas aw paper ticket with wil conventent ‘see. 7. ihe Secretary of State sha gerpaush, Her this set still recess Approval ot the Governor, ewuse ihe sume to be striek of and printed Upon supa in such Numbers as stat be sutticient vy tle dierent officers oi thiy state cone OF in holding elections, of In shall transit UM to such offi Sec. A BeCHOUS tive, MX uid FEVER of this net shail take Cileot imtnedia third and foarth set Wott it by ratified | BtLO iON aad it Bre. Ww This net shail t Jaws of eigen handred and seventy-two, OMAP. 797. AX Act to perfoot an ane tive te the Court ot A er titution to the ey dey of ail th | Jarge butier's: py he atid mi was duly entore 13 of | enc Legislature, W «| take Vw \ | ehown att el was | dnly published sntlis @ thie of enth ard making such el im ursuance of the thirt on amendment was also sieved fe members clected to each of the said tslature for the year one seventy-two, pursuant a ee raid as Which said amendment ‘Relative to the Court of Appeala and tor of the term of service of the Goi Resolved (if the Assembly of the constitution of this thereto the foliow ng section — “sec. 24. The Court of Appeals may order any of the causes, not exceeding five hundred in number, pending dn that court at the time of he adoption ot this provision, fo be heard and determined by the Commissioners of AD uxter pbeals tor 's period. not ex- the Legishature ina: ¢ Commilasioners ot o vears.” Now, theretfos peals, a vice of ceeding ‘ople of the State of New Senate and Assembly, Skerion 1, The inspe town: be held in this State on the fifth da; year of our Lord, one thousani seFent the cit] amendment aud partly printed, one of the following the proposed ‘amendment relat oals,”’ Or “against the Court of Appeals.” dorsed “Proposes Anpenis, tents of The ballot and exhibit the endorsement. ia the said proposed amendment to Ure pes lo enact aa follows rs at each re propased amendment relative The said baliows shall bo «cm amendment relative to the Court ot and shail be so folded as to conceal the con- the term of ser. . 1or the Purpose of of York, represented In in the several poll nd wards of this State at the general election io of November, in the eight bundred and wo, shall provide a bex to receive the ballots of of this State, in relat‘on to the said proposed each’ voter nay present & which shall be written or printea, or partly wri bation on iien and forms, namely ~—"for to th © Court of A 0 Ant all ‘the citizens of this Siate entitled to vote for members of Assembly tn their respective distriets shall be entitled to vot durng triewin See, 2 u which they reside. —Atter tinal the inspectors thereat shall cu & en Felative to the said ne Muuiher as they kre required ballots viven ‘or Governor, and ihe: the adoption of the said: proposed amendments, day of eleciion, in the several election dk closing the poll of auch election band cauvass ed amends ¢ ballots cin the Jaw io canvass the pon shall set down »y ri in writiug and in words aCiull length the whole number of voies given “for th eauls,” and the a U eerti Vass of Votes given at an cleedon fe See. R—The vote ven shall Board of County be mad required’ by law in respect to the given af an election ior Governor, t 1 statements an sers shall be miade, county clerks, res) law in cases of e! copies transmitted by by the Board ot provided by law, and of the result of, the the county cle ae Canvassers in ih respect (0 (ha h canvass, whicl proposed Smqnimens reluu at to bem prescribed by law in res vassers, and statements thereo! certitied and signed and recorded in the manner iflcates of th (and transin! overnor, i like inanter they shall make and file a vt ole number ov votes ment relative to tae liy and subscribe the de and certified ct to the cau T wevernor. be canvassed by the shalt eabvasing the votes nit eertiiied coples of county canvas ited by the mauuer provided by ‘The said cersised orks shall be canva the likey election of overnor, ifleate h shail be entered of record by the Secretary of State, and shall be published by hin ia tho State pajer, Ske. 4 is act shail take effeet I Respes tially Fours, ke. a mmediately, HILTON SCRIBNER, Secretary of State. Snertre’s Orricr, New Court Hovsr, Ciry anv County or New York isha. Aug Teortify the above to be a true eony of the clection no- i tive received by me this day trom 1 tT Sheriff of the seretary of State. BRENNAN, ity and County ot New York. PY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Kast Side. A —THE MONTHLY RECORD FOR SEPTEMBER, 41. containing 48 pages of Dwellings and Lots tor sale, obtainable cr mutiled tree. WILLIAM TUCKE 20 FOUR STORY 4\ for gale, furnished, on Thirt avenue, $35,000, WR, DRE A BARGAIN.—A_ HOU AA ant basenient brown “stone, ii(h avenue, above street, irescoed and furnished, price CHOICY Fitty-ci; fourth st ninth street, near } Brice reasonable; BROS, & KISeA MOST BEAUTIFUL HOUSE Fitty-seventh street, near Pit on. easy” terns, 1,036 Third avenue, #91, 50—FIRST CLASS | BR AA. House, on Murray Hill, Thir feet ger HOMAS J. DUNKTN. pAs’ § Ta iiree'story bight stoon, 2 diate possession, Inquire of J, bers street. Hol first stre Madison avenues, having every convenience HIGH STOOP . 20X55X100, W & CO, 158 Vith avenue, © Apply at ounce to JOHN FITTR! 3 immediats possession; tel ‘twenty-sixth street, BROWN STONE rst streot, near Fut & CO., 18 Fiith av. ‘OUR STORY on Rast Thirty-tirst $27,100, UNN, 202 Broadway. 2TION OF BUILDING LOTS, ON nth, Fity-sixth and Pitiy- nm easy terme, 5 Pine atreet, ORY BROWN STONE NOUSE AND LOT Madison avenue, terms ca y M, No. 0 Vine street. tor FOR SA th aventic, cheap and TCH, a t STONE NEW ixth street, a per- easy. + iuird avenue, 216.—FOR SALI, reriect order ; imine CY SMITH, 69 Cham- USF, OF MODERATE ct, Voiween Firth and decorated tuinished and fitted ap this Summer by the ¢. lebrated Pottier & Stymus Manutacturing Cc low and upon terms, Pacific Bank. Apply to J. Will be sold oianpadn, CAMPBELL, POR SALEAT A Bue, a our story brown sto cabinet work, very beautitul WRANCIS CRAW! OR SAT stoop, 20 feet front, and west two blocks of Central Park, B VERY CHEAT—A THI ADISON AVE e finished in ‘Third avenue. E STORY Hat Lexington, wishin ot FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 905 Third avenue. OUSE FOR SAL un estate—No, cheap, a superior built brown stou ply to ISAA ADISON AVE stantial Dwe ling will be sold cheap. northwet re U2 bast Seve ADISON AVENUE,—HOUSE, street; im superior order and N For sale at a reasonable prise by F. G, & D, BROWN, Broadway. ARK AVE and depth, sale dy Fog. Q ELEGANT nov rior h J RN west vide; supe BOL 10 Pine street. AIH AVENUE—A FIRST CI ©) four story high stoop How: los 30x19; 4 “Apply to W. House, 20 eet wile anit in tine order, 1ONIG, 11 Broadway, rooms G and ti, .'& D. BROWN, 9 Broadway. eS ON PARK AVED e) Maiti.on avenve, one on Murray Hill, o1 ‘Thirty-ninth strect, ear Fiith avenue, tor’ sal SQUARE, TO CLOSE ty sixth Street, north fect, with HL SCHy h sioop Ap. Uhree story NT AND SUB- ner of Sixty-sixth Inquire oF E. KILPATRICK, ty-se Veni streos, aad on the pre ses, NEAR FIPTY-THIRD well built; fixe Sons, EXTRA WIDTH ne and location. For UB, TWO ON on West » by EB. S$ BROWN STONE nearly new, built by Duggin: has all modern improvenents and extra tinish ; furniture suyerior ant made to mat With or withort \urniture, and over bat ‘he pu money can hr inain on beni and mortgage. address OWNE $1.00 DOWN. Owner, HEAP 7. HOO WEAS gSENENTVEIGHTH STREET — UY, Tiree story brick and brown stone; 134x 10; with all unprovenients. din exoetlen| ‘N, W Broadway. $20,000 tween Park and Four story hich stoop brown stone G. & D. BROWN, 9% Broadwi F.G, & D. BROWN, 90 Broadway. —THIRTY-SEVENTH ch howe ; will be sold Siren Apply to or , No. 6 Beekman street, room & HOM 37 Kast Fiity-seventh streot, IN| HARLEM, HTH ste -A with 1 rooms; all t order, For sale by STRE, BR Lexington avenuos— Mouse tor sale by F, West Side. BARGAIN,—99 WEST FPIFTY-FOURTH STRERT, dk near rst House mings, running th Tith avenue.— 5, brown s.one 4 nt entrance hall, hand ; dining ontain.ng liard room: newly painted and dee ailconveniences, Apply 9 to5 on premises, BARGAIN IF PURCHASED I) 4h feet ot Land by halt the block improvemon Vin Fort Fitth and sixth avenue Mactiring purposes, The eare t sale on that line between Forty: streets, Jou northeast corner Forty-second street an <LOTS ON THE GRAND BOULEVARD AND ON Central Ve ith avenue, {ANAL STREET. 25x90, to be guld ata bargn' ing on MEY NEON & SON, I ine also a ory high stoop. brick lings, balconies and trim ne walna! stat Way room first floor, with ate, de, ; apaelotts tule raved ;' periect order; MEDIATELY—FIFTY in depth, with good urth street, between well adapted tor stable or man (wo lots together (and fitty-ninth N KAVANAGH, sixth avenue, ah reale at the STEVENSON & SON, EIGHTH AV BQUARE TO BX. Autiful House on » for sale. POOLEY PITAL STORE AND DWELI- in. Apply at once to LE i perfect order; ver: ward ; perfect order Bt] OR SALE—TWO FU LL LOTS rietions: xo one Lot on Seventicth street, NTLY FURNISHED THREE STORY HiGIt 1) “sioap brown stone front Mouse for sale, in} Wetle cash required, MES PRICE, 20) Hudson atreet, imth ON FIFTY-POURTH atreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenucs: no re- Ne adicon and Pith avenue: owner, W. B. BISHOP, 743 Fifth av tween 3) feet wide. Inquire of nue, Misceilancous. € SOMA dearnbie Howse, in 1 Pg Ae PPAUE Handsgine Fur nit "DLOW & CO,, No. 3 Pine strect, BROOKLYN PROPERTY To LRT. TH STREBT, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, FOR SALR— omplete ordi thronenhout, ure, Apply FOR SALE AND PBRALD BRANCH OFFICH—PROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE WN) RECKIVED AT © IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVING EW YORK HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 8 BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV, AND BOERUM Sf, OFFICE OPE CARRIERS AND AGENTS’ NO, 7 FRONT STREE A TO RENT, PURNISTIED, A dhe) Mark's place, wrookly one of two years, with stab! andl 1armiture are wart) $! neighborhood AB RRB RE Wee AMES FROM 8 A M, TILL 8 P.M, DEPARTMENT BROOKLYN, SIDENCE ON 8T. $2.10) vor annum, for warden; the property nice! place, nan elite Twenty-third atroet. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. ~ 9 ve #, rov tates bine mediate Pomensiom. "S EDDY & UV., No. | Park pace. ‘ACTORY TO LET OR FOR BALE IN BROOKLYN.— A walk appoiticed giaas hous, Py nouth, near fii street; the buil a and substantial; sulted to ape Senes:, LSS EARL Wy aan Wanee ‘ateees, a ¥: OR SALE—A CORN) Lov, WITH IMPROVE. ments, on a business theroughfare im Brooklyn, now ased at SiO) per year; price $1000. Apply to i. B. HUBBARD, attorney, 44 Court street, Brooklyn. RK SALE—PROSPECT PARK, 31 SIXTH AVENUE.— Three story and basement D Stone, 20x45x75; water im all rooms; Butler's pant: é@e.; terms POE gti: J.B. COR LL, 44 Court sires OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—-A NEW THK) story brick House, with brown stone front, h sieop, eM ieet tront edurt yard, 1 surrounded by fine resi Yenieut to cars; five ble 10x46 2, cont # trom Prospect Park; howe ovemenis; Will be sold ata low fyare; only $3, Nee on mortgage. Kor perwits appiy to D. 8. 185 Montague street, Brooklyn. WHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE FOLLOWING Property very cheap, having obtained the same un- ¥ toreclostre >A two story trame House in Bainbridge street, ncar Patchen avenue, price $2,000; one in Quincy street, near Stuyvesant avenue, price $3,800; one in’ Kosel- usko street, near Stuy vesantavenue, and four b tone three story and basement Houses, finished with all of the moteru unprovements and in the best location in Brook- lyn, Ross street, between Bedford and Leo avenues. Ine ire of the owner, foot of Keap street, i the brick yard, vM. E, CHAPMAN, Wiltiamsburg. —AT A LOW RE! Bouth Second street, rooms; all Improvements; T, FOUR STORY NOUSE Is Williamsburg, containing 20 also Stable and two Lots ad- Jotning if desired, ©. FLANAGAN, 158 Bowery. LET—SEC ‘OND FLOOR OF HOUSE 25 GRAND s reet, William burg; been successiully occupied by a dentist for five or would be suitable for other Night business, Tuquire of §. G, KING, 669 Myrtle avenue, Brockiyn, or on the premises, top hoor. NO LET—WASHINGTON AV tween Myrtle and Park avenues, ¢) House, 12 100mx, modern Lnprovement JOHN P, ELLIS, Md Nassau st, N. ¥., room 3 10 LET—-FURNISRED, TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, three story brick corner House 99 Hicks sireet, Brookiyn Heights, containing all improvements. Inquire on preinises, betw or 2and 6. it BROOKLYN reeny : BROOKLYN, BE= jolce three ‘story nt $700, ING AT ALL THE NEWS STAND: WITH ALL THE NEWSBOYS, ALL OVER BROOKLYN, THE TELEGRAM. TELEGRAM WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR 'TO RENT. T TARRYTOWN—WITHIN TEN M Ss) WALK of the depot, to let, with immediate possession, two completely and tilly turnished Houses, with new! and beautiful “furniture; all modern tinprovements; nice grounds, stables, Ke. photographs wud {ull particulars with 8. 'EMBERSON, 659 six:h avenue. FL DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN WESTCHES- ter county, N, Y., situated on the Hariem and Port- Chester Railroad, near the Catholic Protectory, 8 acres, ts offered m excliange for eliher New York city br Brook: lyn Preperty, Address PROPERTY, Herald Branch Ottice, Brooklyn. NO LET, IN YONKERS—A HOUSE CONTAINING 15 rooms, parGally furnished, auilable for a boarding house: one hal rent taken in Board. Inquire at 23 Broadway, room 1, HOBOKEN UDSON cITy its JERSEY " CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. For Sale. L_ BUILT HOUSE ON JACKSON between ‘Bramhall avenue and. Atlantic City Heights, three minutes from depot and irom Liberty street, New York; all im- price $463); easy terms. “Inquire of owner, 5, on premises, avenue, Col, Jere: only 17 min provemen B. ASK OR SALF—A VERY DESIRABLE FRENCH ROOF Dweelling, ‘wiih three or more Lota on Summit ave- une, Bergen Heishts, Jersey City; gas, Water and sewer, Apply to. GODFREY, No. I Ferty street. $2.500 WILL BUY A NEAT COTTAC six rooms, gas and water, one Norse cars, east «de Je City Heights’ good neighbor hood. J. A. COLTINGHAM, corner West and Liberty PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR hes SALE OR TO RENT. A BEAUTIFUL PLOT OF LAND AT wi oTON. » LL, has just been cut into lots by Augustus F, Weekes, Inte President of the J. L. Mott Iron. Works, and will be sold at auction by JERE, JOHNSON, JR, September 24, 1872. Money cannot be invested at greater profit than by pur- chasing some of these lots People can tive at Whitestone more pensantly, more happily and at less cost than in e city. trains daily, trom 10 minutes before 6 Point, 20 and 3) minute urs, ‘every patent contri undér every reat, Miller's platforms, bit of rails, te. ud ‘ecessible to the City Hall as Six: ork. on 64 cents per trip between Whitestone and steam nter’s Point, A tree Ucket tor Vear given to each house cosiing $2,000 balit before nc xt May, Whitestone iva charming place to live in; its residents ome in. to bu ' veh without any tronble ; * bean iiul acenery, boatin ad milk; living cheaper. th ort, city comforts with country pleastr " High ground, + cool in Summer, mild in Wonter; eburch Water will soon be introduced rit ig plans for it; the jor it has pa sed the Legis he Village taxes ure limited by eharter to halt per cent. A pretty, substantial hone of 5 to 7 re uch better than a Hator partofa house, can be Luitby paying in instalments; larger house in’ propor tion. Capiuuicts are ready to lend money for it Tie Whitestone Sav.ngs Bank has money to leud on bond and morigace. The growth of Whitestone is certain; it has valuable water iron and anchorage; the removal of the Mell Gute obstructions will make its values triple; it isa rail- road centee and the inost convenient and pleasant subur- ban home near this city, Terius for these lots—Ten per cent cash on day of sale, 30 per cent on Ge-ober 24, balance on mortgage five years, or five per cent off ihe mortgage for cash, Call cn JERE JONNSON, Jr, 25 Nassau strect, or at the office or Mr. Weekes, A'ttorney, GEORGE 'W, VAN ON, Exq., 183 Nassiu street. atid get maps and passes. BLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN NEW New York, large river frout- ation, nice Hottse, 10 rooms, out vert, Ue aire, ¢ maturi laiuie. of one G. roadway. COUNTRY STORE, DOING A BUSINESS OF $8,007 per year is offered at private sale, together With Stock aud Fixtures in good order; is situated In tie Village of Cranbury, N. J.. two miles trom Cranbury thon on the Camden’ and “Am! oy Railroad: sard village Popwiaiion of 0) wnd As surronnded hy a ed tarming couiitry, unsurpassed tor Ite fer- hase money ent KY Peaons given | i on or address VINCENT ya large proporuion of ti main on the property; ing. For surther intortus BEFGEN, Cranbury, N. J, J.—TWO FINE LARC ALA a REAINFIED, |X FE rench root Houses Ive rooms; all mederu imj rovements; in fine location ; large Lots ‘$19,000 each: | real hargaing; one elegant Villa, two acres, $30,095 on magaific nt Flac $0,000." I. P. BRONR, op. posite depot, Pla’ A —POCk PROPERTY | AT NEWARK, N. | J. A. btorae “of Passaic River, for discharging cargoes, brick, stone and factory sites, tor sale or to let in pote. App! HOJER, 97 Duane street, New 7 OLE land per. 4 rooms putbaild- GREAT BARGAIN.—FARM, 93 ACRES, balance timber; 214 miles from. statio feetly level and weil watered; n frame ho and cellar; fine barn, 38x45, and all requr ‘ood condition; splendid orchard; variety of acd with'n 4g hours’ rite of New York: firiee wcush, balance $00 yearly. Address LSON PEIRSON, East Stroudsburg, Pa. EAT BARGAIN IN NEW JERSEY FARMS,— rea wood Fund, mail builtins tru, 20K 5 all filed wit ood Buildings, $4,000; 23 aeres, plain buildings, trai .. $3,040; Lo Aores, best felection ot irutt in the State, $5,600: all near depots, well Joo nd erojs. t J. 8, FERGUSON, 0 Nassau street, room 6. J BSIRABLE RESIDEN Wy ACRE rooms, outbuildings, plenty" fruit, &c Apply at & Murray id’ cheap; terms easy. will be N.Y. RESIDENCE—40X70, ALL MODERN ™. p ements; extensive stables, periect ori oven acres: plenty irult; 1) minutes trom ferry, Staten Island; $15,00), worth $00.0; terms casy, DAKRIN, 60 Broad, {LIZABETH, N. J.—FOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE Y “Vrench root Dwelling, with Tt rooms: hot and cold water, high range: painted and freseoed ; first class; with or without Carpets, Inauire of owner of premises, West Grand strces, second honse from Chilton; eight minutes’ walk from depot. JOR SALE—A DWELLING AND STORE AT NEW on, &. L., just repaired and in good order; a <5 Stand? Will he sold reasonable and ternis to DR, HITCHCOCK, & Brondway, root 3. JOR SALE—A PERFECT GEM OF A COUNTRY Wace at Metuchen N. J. one hour and a quaricr wm Wallstreet, on the New York and Philadelphia Waeres of choice Land, greatest abundance of all Kinds of trait and shrubbery,’ never falling springs of water, with tw Coll water through the « antind ponds: and a, sunply of hor and Will be soll within thirty di tig and carriage hons, very cheap. can be seen and questions anewered at Bast Tweltt! reet, New York. JOR SALE—A HOUSE IN ELIZABETH ie 4 ROOMS: tall modern Improvements: Nnikhed in best Property and 10 lots of Land, with Huildings und Machinery comptore for manufacturing mouldings, &e., Ip the elty of Rahwny, N. J, Address RAH\BAY, febald office, POR SALE—AT LOW PRICE OF $4.50, PLEASA reval Home at Clifton, Staten Island, near landing easy oF feces maple fruit and #hade; ground osx iid feet; immediate possession ; terms aceoorodating. Per- teof A. JOURNKAY, 45 Lispenard street, POR SALE OR TO RENT—A TUNEL STORY. prick Factory’, corner High and Orange streois, Nowark, I7axtM, With machinery, hoistways, &e., well adapted vitlier livht of heavy work, or for asilk or wootlou factory, on account of location, light, de. ; inmediate pos session. Apply to ORATG & Hite , 128 Broadway, New York. JOR SALE OR TO RENT, FURNISHED OR 1 mshel—A- beautiful Residence, with mod: emcnis and grounds aitin compl hood ret class; five iwinutes’ k the New Haven Railr Views of the ground pased. Apply to MELVILLE 1. MBAD, “Darie {INE CORNER PROPERTY POR SALE—ON HUDSON street. near Canal; substanual improvement; will ay eleven per cent; term ie ‘JAMES Mitton, 200 radsom streot. PROPER’ OUP OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. retry REAT BARGAINS IN Fans 5, 12, 2 54, 00 70, “S"EDDY a Go. Nod task piace 100, 100, 200, do. ARGE ESTATE, COMPRISING 100 LOTS—IN THE $4,,court end of a lourtshing city in Jersoy, near New tivg, bathing acd tishlag: city improvemen MAnlhaty nagtoome property: iut'bs cakes ed. STAN Must be sold, PERGUSOS, dl Broadway. ANUFACTURERA, ATTENTION !—RARB CHANG! ‘A mot valuable Water Power, ball way between nd Fhitadalphia, on line of raclway, towetber ng Bite, is offered ata merely nom contemplating the erection of tac- Addrese immediately THOAPSDN, 59 liite street, New York. TEAR MORRISTOWN, N, J.—TO LET, PLAIN FARM House ; ten rooms; Doihed; $0 4 month; cao male depot. Addvess Post oilice box 49%, Morristown, Cash 100,000 a year, as > ho JONSON, Morristown 78 Cedar etteet, New Yurk. (AND VICINITY), SPECIALTY. & WALLIS, Do. 9 Nassau stree! Residence,’ one acre, stables, ‘forest . Sale to close an estate, Ricumoxp wes, L. L-1iGH, HEALTUY, HAND ly oS ites trom Now Yor some ; nO nuisances; on Hew Howes, wi h_movtern finprovements: two handsou Cottages and very desirable Villa Plots and Lots within five minwes’ walk of depot; climate milf, country beau. titul, roads excellent; churches, schools shops and Post . Agent, near the bu , RANGE, HAMILVON Oakwood Avenu trees; near depo ofice near by. Fortale by 0. B, BOWL station, or by R. Ro HAZAR' 10 Broadway, N, Y. | ARE CHANCE.—TO LET, FURNISUED, POR oat OF more, to a private family, a very desirable Re-idence, In pleasantest part of New Haven: owner going ta : rins moderate, Address box 1,752 New aven, TAMFORD,—CHARMING PLAC © elevation of gi ound of several Village, with Sound view, trees, shrubbery and fruit in abuvdi nee; house and place in complete order; alvo Barn aud Stalls, Apply to WM. A. MBAD, 61 Liberty street. ON A BEADTIFU res, just outside the MPO RENT, AT PASSATO, N. J.—FINE MODERN Hea ec, Barn, Grain House, Henery and $0 Lots; low rent or will sell’ or exchange ‘for city House, Address OWNER, 307 Hudson sirect, ‘WATER FRONT FOR SALE—ON THR EAST RIVER. at Long Island ¢ > water; will be rold ata Jow figure and terms easy: sultuble for factory purposes. Inouire of GUO. H. PAYNTAR, junction of Ferry street, Jackson and Central avenues, Long Istaued City (iunter’s Point). 4 ACRES IN NEW JERSEY, ONE HOUR AND A quar er from New York, five minutes trom cerot; nice House, nearly new, with 9 Toons laigy bara, Wall of hay ana gra nse howe, house, Corn house 5 lenty ov utof all kinds eres of corm, dof potutues, , MATIN tools, Wagons, currhige, &e, 00; term) easy, “For particulars apply to the owner, 3% Broadway, room 22. GQ AckEs wien, JOINING 'Y, amin wer 200)" fect navigable river front; ¢: or residence property; will Be! j must be gold. USON, 161 Broadway. _REAL ESTATE to EXCHANGE. } ARGAINS FOR CASH OR GOOD & ‘arm in Juneau county, Wiseonsin; 277 on Morris and Essex Railroad, at Lutayette; 30 Lot at ain View, Paterson; 40 Lota in Rahws h; 44 acre Farm at ‘Tom's River, full of acre Farm at Kilgeway, South Jersey Railroad. J. 8. FERGUSON, 89 Nassan ¢ mn squire, SALE OR EXCHANGE ne Honses, with basements AR. new and Hawnilton Perry HARRINGTON, 2i yn; beautitul loc Broadway. Fifty House 116 Kast Twenty: Arst class; a stable also Ui had EXCHANGE—$10,009 Troa Mi Property in ishodt ASH AND A VALUABLE, cin New Jersey for lightly encumberod ew York, CHARLE NO EXCHANGE—IMPROVED AND Parms ant roperty in the centre of lowa-tor ‘ood Merchandise or available securities Address FEN- EX, 1,256 Broadway, or A. SPE No. 8 Park place. REAL ESvtaTK WANTED. A HOUSE, BETWEEN LEXI ZA avenues, Twenty-sixth and Fit tor eash. M. WANTED—A | Para RIN ORANGE OR Dutchess county, or on Long Island, not more than 8) miles froin New York city, tu which the eqnity 4s worth say $90.00) of thereabouts, tn exchange tor an elegant Estate and first Vate Residence, 21 miles trom Address MERCHANT, with tull Oto $10,000, for which a Orst class Country nd Estate, 21 iulles irom eity, must be taken rt payment; value, $66.00) @quity B35 Address ICHESTER, box 3,709 New York Post L BUILT HOUSE, 16 ROOMS, tiuildings, wi-him three hours’ Pid hiro 1) to 19 aeres of 1 i price nol 1@ exe ‘eet, Brooklyn, N. Y. ED—COAL YARD, OR SUITABLE east side, below T nty-flith street, particulars, B.'K., box 4,716 Post ottice. ND GROUD Add TO LET FOR RUSINESS PURPOSES. A. VERY HANDSOME PARLOR AXD TWO SMAL AA. Rooms on the tirst floor of the house, 1 ber Sixth avenu ply in the stor AN ENGLISH ALE AXD LUNCH ROOM To let, a large light Basement, with vaulls, suitable English chop and ale room ; good locailon, diagonally opposite the Produ sham, # and at Whiteball, corner Pearl street; low rent, term years toa desirable tenant. RESTAURANT TO LET.—%00 PEOPLE TO FEED ti ie the Frankfort House, corner Frankfort aud Wik im streets. BRCARWAY STORE TO LET Ww Fourtcenth street. Apply at 8. Re wthwest cor. and Twenty-third sircet; rent $6. Ap- for a first clas BRPADWAY STORES | CHEAD.—478, AND 490 TO let cheap; well suited for tur hing or any other business, Apply to HENRY BLUNT, 607 Broadway, room ( FFICES TO LET—AT FROM $6) TO $2,000 PER AN. num. SPOP FORD BROTHERS & OC 2 Broadwat eY—FURNISHED, AND IN BEST LO. a Sixteenth strect, ARE CHANCE.—STORE AND FIXTURES TO Let, At2,211 Third avenue, between 120th and IZlst streets; handsome sore, plate glass iront; store nicely ited up. QTEAM POWER AND ROOMS TO LET—EITHER © large or smatl, well lighted, and alton the ground floor. Apply on the premises of LYMAN G. HALL, ti Wont Fifty-first street, 0 LET—THE WELL KNOWN JACKSON HALL, COR- r Thirteenth and Horatio streets, tor a ton, grocery jor store; locat tral and very desirable; revit ‘Apply at 603 Hudson str TON SIXTH AVENUE, A HANDSOME STORE Basement; a good stand tor dry goods or fancy Id be leased for a number ot years. Apply at avenue. 10 LET--A FLOOR, WITH STEAM POWER, 90%", well lighted. Apply to McCLAVE BROS., Twenty second strect and Eleventh avenue, 0 LET OR LEASEIN TENTH WARD, liyhted three story Factory, in rear: ez with yard 2x27 feet; rent, $40 per annum. K., box 128 Herald oitice. T° ,LETHA, LARGE MACHINE, BOILER AND Blacksmith Shop, with wols, to carry on an exten- sive business, Al-o well lighted Floors to let, with stoady Stenm Power, [2 West street, ) DET—TUE F.VE STORY STORE NO, 967 WASIT ingion sireet, between Franktin and North Moore 8. KOBT. 1. BROWN, # Nassau street. 0 LET-AT MODERATE RENT, STORE NO. 2 Beckinan street, with privilege’ in. basement, de. Possession atonee, Admirable location for paper, metal or other trade. JAMES PRICE, 20) Hudson strect, ) RENT LOW=8TORE AND DWELLING 185 WEST Broalway, noar Canal street; very elizible loc ation for second class trade; also two three story brick Tene ments, suitable tor 16 iamiliey; treshly painted and cleaned, JAMES PRICK, 200 Hudson str C or Uy low. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. furnished, N OWNER OF A FOUR STORY HIGH sToor brown stone front Mouse, short distance from the Everett Hous lining Housekeeping, will rent, fur- ni-he! or uasurnish: a Of will sell the Furniture ata great 7 racritice. Its a ty nutitul and elegant home, Rot pleicly furnished from toy to bottom, but etn a with paintings pictures statlonary abticlen of Virtu, &e., &¢., all in perfect. or $3.00); furnished, $4.40; immed: nizure, worth nearly S100, will AMGS RK, EDWANDS, 277 West Twenty “FIVE STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT TO RENT. On Filth avenue, near Portioth street, fully fur. nished ; $380 per month, it. R. DREW & CO., 159 FIth avenue. A MB FO! STORY FULL wipTit Dwelling, in _execelient neighborhood, 100 per Month, for one year or lon ride put in thorough or- der: nilly furnished. —B, ISSAM, 510 Sixth avenue, AT $10 PER MONTH—THREK STORY BROWN stone Residence, completely furnished; plane, linen, &c.; all improvements; excelent order; location good; Hath street. GEORGE PF. WALTON, 21 Viark row, A. VERY DESIRADLE Four story mum sroar LL Louse, 20 teet wide, with two story Tent, furnished, tor the winter or by the Fi. LUBHOW & CO., No.3 Pine street, enteenth street, —$25 A MONTH AND BOARD YOR TWO; MAND A. some brick House on Twelfth street, now Filth avenue 5 26x60 seventeen rooms, ie Wild AM TUCKER, 220 Fifth avenue, A HOUSES TO LKET=FURNISHED AND UNFUR + nished, in all parts of the city; parties wishin houres call oF send your orders and tiey will be attonde tofmmediately, JOUN FETPRETCH, 1,006 Third av. AN|PATRA LARGE HIGH STOOP HOUSE as Fr, 4 front) rent, furnished, on Twenty-ccond street, phy Srond way, AC 860 per mom, toa private respon : party. AMES R. EDWARDS, 277 Weet Twenty-third stroot DWELLING HOUSES TO LI?. Furnished. COMPLETELY FURNISHBD HOUSE TO RENT. 4% Including Silver, Linen, £c., on West Twenty-sucond Street, at $225 per month, to, ay ts 1874, JAMES R. EDWARDS, 27 West Twenty-third street. FIRST CLASS & ON TWENTY-THIRD strcet to ren’, furntah. avenue, o bers in desirab! emf aniurnished, GEORGE C. SOREN, 17% Pith a PoRNnien HOUSE TO LET—FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone, 622 Lexington a between Filty third and Pitty-tou pisno, pletures, Louks, bro has been hewly ; ainted and decorated; furniture intomplete order. Apply to A. I. ROSS, 4 Brond str PURNISHE: cHROWN . stone x of Central Park TAbply to. JOUN PETT RET Third ave nuosor 16 W. DAVIDSON, ¢83 Hromit 46 BAST WENTY-THMRD } ree. story nished aud v venth steven, near Pot! y Brown sine, exquisi oly 2 88000, . AND youre, ture UNFURNT To SUE on to $10,000, te Z Fifth avenua et. LET—AN FE furni-he wave and car rout mar Fifteenth str 10 LET—FURNISUED OR U. Apply at ot ments; cell wold was ait pleasabt; conven $90), or furnithed S80 per porns IRNISH Det we Fitth and story hurh stoop Hous pel, 2oxtd ivate famili e stre only tos Wt CO, nih street, ey a FURNISHED HOU Fitth aven shed and aninent JOURNBAY, 13, , and 3 im ear; alse UH, STREET, ses, tars Permits ot locations. Vuturnished. A POUR STORY T1cHt stoOP BASEMENT HOUSE— 1 Abingdon. sqnare—to let; 17 rooms; alt improve ments; inf possession. bb, & B. KUKNUAM, 609 Hudson street, MOUSE, 98) WEST THIRTY-SRCOND STREET, TO eon trom tod lot—Four atories, brown stone; rent $1,500, to be ‘Apply on the premises. Fur 1ep HOUS tent FUth avenue; rent fo p \ctivont a one I jard table, POULKY & CO. ANTLY MopERN Wart AVE towne down town to rent, ment; in good orde mpo ra 1 ard root) itt 3.8. ‘Apply to LAW- NO LET—TWO NEW TUREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, with all the modern improvements Inquire at 220 East Porty-frat street. 10 LET—THREE STORY NIGH STOOP front House, northwest corner Madison a Tidd stree ements, DAVID MoMA fe -second street and Tweitth avenue, all impr on Biy 10 LET—IN A GOOD LOCATION, A HOUSE ng 18 rooms, well adapted for ag 5 Fent $1,500 4 years Furniiure to FOUN KAVANAGH, northeast corner street and Sixth avenue’ —$140—GOOD LOCATION FOR PIHYSICIAN— leant threo sory high stoop brawn stone front ue. Apply to J. SEN, 9 East TY VOURTI BTRET, A ur story brown stone House, three storied A wood ; rent $2.00), 18 CRAWTORD, 966 Third avenue. To ate finishe FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMHSTS PO LE ANT FURNISH gas, hot and ec ir twogenilomen; terms moderate, nth strevt. T EIGHTY-FOURTH TRD and Fourth avence 2, well Murnished ‘ont Rooms to let, to gentlemen only, without hoard, at Ty reasonable rates. ddreas W., box "Herald office. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, FIRST CLAS8, OCCU. ther own house, wou! ourmortte two oF men with elocuht Rooms, Inquire ac 38 West ond street. LADY HAS ONE OR TWO ROOMS TO LET- to one or two g ‘8 pleasant home Call at at nue, three doors trom Twenty sixth street. King D FRONT ROOM, ater and use of bath, 213 Past Thir- FRONT BASEMENT AND BEDROOM AND BACK Parlor, on second floor, well furnished, for hi o Kast Thirty-frst street, near r' NDSOMELY FURNISHED BEDROOM TOL i damily private; withont board, 2 URNISHED FLOOR TO Lk ing ym FURNISHED ROOMS TO LE suita or separately, at opposite St James Hotet, FOR HOUSEKEEP. other tenanta in the house; at 24 L4 roy st T—WITHO Weat Twenty-<ixth street, House and location first class, PPNTH AVENUE, 138, NEAR NIXETEENTI STREE Destrable Suits ot £ ished Koon without board tiemen: also single Rooms; Parlor Floor, fora ly, with Kitchen i de tired FP 9h 89, WEERLY. WHOLE OR MALY FRENCH Plita, elegantly furnished stationary tubs, and Clos al 10S Finty-sixth street, be- venues ‘4. Macdougal at LS West Fourth street, betw Land Sixth avenue, 10 LET—NICBLY FURNISHED ROOMS; REFER exchanged. No.7 St. Mark's place Uighth st —A VERY NIC FURNISHED, LARGE front, Room, t asingle gentleman, In private house 228 West Fleventh street, Including gas and bath Referenee required. SOME FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, s, hotand cold water, gas and bat Toon; also. a Room oii the ‘lor above. rth ay entie, hi Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ftth streets, ROOMS, TOGETHER OR SEPA. itiully situated and neatly furnished, manent parties only: references required nd thor, 17 Union square, ATH AND CLOSET, will let to} Tryyuire on nee TH AVENUE, NO. 0) nished Rooms to rent to gentlemen, without board. V7 oar TRE ELEGANT ROOMS, WITHOUT board, for gentlemen only. 104 East Seventecuih street, between Union square and Irving plac WEST WASHINGTON PLAC newly and elegantly furnished, na private family, composed of two persons. Breakfast if required, 23> RTREET, NO. 14 EAST, ONB BLOCK FROW “ae Bee Reterences excha aged, Madison kquare.-An eleganily furntehed entire id Floor to let, without board, in suits or singly; ref STYSECOND sTRE son secoml floor, hat EAST TW and Bedroor 28 ni-hed, to gentlemen, without board, Q() ENIVERSITY PLACE, NEXT HOUSE TO FOUR e twenth stree! onewly furnished Bedrooms to let, to gentlemen, withow. board; family privat ences exehanged, 166 PTH AVENUE. THIRD ELooR To. Ler YO partly furnished; suitabie for housekeeping? Tent $¥ por We . 5 QG0) NPS TWENTY THIRD STREET —A sUry | BUU of furnished Rooms to tet, with a private | family. refer UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART. MENTS TO LET. RST RT <(N BROWN ST¢ 4688 kigh venue; ail improvements. 700 Kighth avenue, corner of Forty ‘Ee HOUSE Inquire at oUrtN street O, 43 WEST FORTIPTH STREET.—A FLOOR TO let, consisting of Parlor, Dining Room, three Bed roomy, Kirehen Bathroom, ina modern bullt hous has all the convenicnces Jor houselccping: rent $40 month, Apply to AMOS WOODRUE Hi Wese “Posty sixth street LET—I HIRD po iy DOR, CONTAINING ETOHT Tooma, wii INP roOVenpe ny ve convenient, rent Siamonth A ihkdavenue® “7 1) LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF 31 EAST EN tecath street, unturnished, north of Union «qua right near the Everett House ; light and enue Very derirable, “Apply wt JACKSON. 166 YIPTH A UB. —rwo BEAUTIFUL PARLORS, j ) 4 with si “, bath, closets: en Tt f ecm Temon of ‘bintness; will se Der Week. Apply on second He them; $25 per “MARBLE MANTELS. =REMOVAL—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &C,— Large aud ck at o ner of Fourth avenue and seveateenth SLATE COMPANY, manutacturers ot } ale Work, plain and vruamental, every variety of ie ioe — satepntre jp | KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING + Works, 1M and 136 East iaprecn ih strect,—Marble and Marbicized Mantels, Ting, Marble ators, Monw ments, at prices that cety competition, Marble Turmiuny jor the trade. JTBWART'S SLATE MANTELS.-RICH AND © cant desisns; Slate Work of every deseription : M woul Woot Mantels, T. B. STRWAIY & ©0., 2) and 3 West Twenty thrd street, near Sevent ave Ad _ ASTROLOGY. AONSULY THE BEST ( TA EVOL ANY. ia arated. : 188 WELLINGTON xtree