The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1873, Page 4

4 CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Central. igUrEr {LT AND ELEGANTLY | FIN- qouse: 27208 8 4 3 feat extension, N4 ‘0. 18 East jet: Tyan Bands eee on 83 West 49h street; 7 au " ‘nd 162 28 weet tin Send 781 Sth —ELEGANT BWELLINGS 41,7 THR ‘VERY Low. ooh street, 12 « est prices.—781 5th, # East 62d, 1 Mein 1s West fat, 18 East th, Sia 4s ar and He s6th, Land 17, ast 8d, 6 NORTH SIDE sar | STREET, | BE- A Rr, ain Sixth av ‘ale, tween SSOuN WARNKES in Thied ave ne, "| BARGAIN.—ADJOINING FIFTH AVENUE, ON West Forty-cighth street, « superb, elegantly’ tres; n ished four story brown stone House; rent Sot worth $6.00, on West Thirty-ninth street, do, rent 200! Address ADVANCE, Herald office. FIRST CLASS HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House for sale on Murray Hill; trescoed and finished t E first class style, cost $30 i wil sell tor $2000; make ; but little cash requires n offeri DGS IALON & SLUAS, 31 East Seventeenth st THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE, with elegant Mirrors, Chandelier, &c. ; location frst Iags:” S1AT&h halt cash.” ADDIy on premises, 16L/ East Sou -first ‘street, between 3 and ¢o’clock P. M., ior ree CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ‘Went Side. FoR SALE—A HOUSE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION; No. 562 Ravens: avenue, Inquire of Mra. KRAYER, 94 Orchard stree! OR SAlLK—IN WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET, three tory double Tenements, good order, 25x bevy seat Seach. Landlord, 521 West Forty-sec- ond st OR SALE—TWO NEW FIRST CLASS HOUSES, 247 ana 249 West Forty-fourth street : price $16,000; also two in Forty-Afth street, 4 und 20%, eheap. “Inquire on OR SALE.—3 STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE and Lot, 25x48x11¢.6, near 6th ay., price $26,000; also 5 story double tenement, new, 25x72x100, rents ior $4.20 & year, price $33,500; terms to suit; only 150 feet trom 6th av. Apply to HiNRY LANGE, Jr., No. LM West Twenty- Sr, amess, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, from OR SALE LOW—TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY, the fine Dwelling Property 586, S84 and S82 Seventh enue, junct on of Broadway and Forty second street; ell rented; desirably located for future business pu poses and must soon double in value; 586 must be sol easy terms, Owner, 32 Liberty street BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND R® AL ESTATE. “finan > MARX INFORMS THE public that he hi pened a branch office, corner of Flatbush and Sixth a' ages: Willoughby st avenue, Brook sae 10 LET—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, NEAR WALL street ferry, a fine brick Dwelling; all Improve- ments; immediate posession; rent $1, DAVENPORT, 367 Fulton street T° LET-THE NEW, ELEGANT POUR STORY brown stone House, ail modern improveinents, Third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near en- trance to Prospect Park; rent $80. Apply to W. 5. MELDRUM, is2'Churen street 10 LET—WILLIAMSBURG—5_ Ri whole House, 9 rooms, $40; large HOLCOMB, 89 Broadway, Williamsbur 10 RENT PARTIALLY FURNISHED UNTIL MAY ten House No. 706 Nostrand aven near St. Mark nisee, urooklyn, at $900 per sani mtains 13 roots modern “improvements. — Cai! or address W. HudLip Youn , 16 Vew sireet, New York. Fo SASE OR TO LET—a itt ted NEW STONE House, 20x50; and one, 16.8x50; at a bargain; first Class. No, $25 West Forty: tihstreet OR SALE CHEAP—A FOUR STORY BASEMENT high stoop brick Hous ontains 30 rooms; all mod- ern improvements. Apply to owner on the premises, 347 West Thirty-sixth street. IRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSES, IN VICIN. ity ot Central Park and Eighth avenue, for sale cheap. Ey Possession immediate ARROW gas Biehth a Fifty-eighth st MAGNIFICENT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP : brown stone House on corner of Madison avenue, Shear Fifty ninth street, to exchange for good country prommence: House finished in best style; has all modern improvements and cost PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Hast Seventeenth street, Ad GREAT BARGAIN—IN TENEMENT PROPERTY; alt, 73 Pontes, HOUSE AND LOT—BROWN STONE, four story, in splendid order, handsomely furnished, 252 West Fourteenth strect, tor sale, at an extraordinarily low price. Apply on the premises immediately. basy terms. REATEST BARGAIN OFFERED IN THIS CITY.— The clegant four story brown stone House and Pur. niture 252 West Fourteenth street for sale at @ sacrifice. Apply on the premises. s 13 per cent; cash down $3,000. Apply a Lyric Sixth aven: ARGAINS.—A eiged PRIVATE HOUSE IN EAST $15,000; one’ for $14,000; one in ‘ighteenth street, $2: ‘000; ‘one in Seventeenth’ street, Peposive Stuyvesant Park, $35,000; also several exceed- ly well Paving and very cheap Tenement Houses aes Oskeli, 343 East Nineteenth sureet Sunday, ome all Pees OR SALE—A BARGAIN, LOT ON PIFTY-FOCRTH between Fifth and Sixth avenues; excavated Sewer connection and a good foundation wall. Inquire ee 79 West Filty-second street, corner sixth av. OR SALE—A FOUR ee MEDIUM SIZE BROWN stone House, No. 117 Seventieth street, near ‘ourth avenue and the vat it in the best manner; ind complete in every p: reicular: neighborhood price low: terms easy | Inquire on the ees or or CHAS WOR, 2 East Fortin street on Thursdays before 10.4. M. OR SALE—A FINE LARGE MANUFACTURING MH Property, near Grand Central Depot; lot 55x10; buildings four'and five stories. W. G. MACKAY, 202 Broadwa ose OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN TO A PROMPT Duyer.—-Four story brown stone fiouse, furnished all Through in hard wood, nea e and Central Park; termseasy. Apbly at 26° West Forty-third street. OR SALE—FOUR STORY 20 FOOT HOUSE, NEAR Fifth avenue, on Forty-ninth street, Columbia Col- Jege leasehold; this is a choice house and location and be sold ata bargain, W. & E. A. CRUIKSHANK, corner Broadway and Forty-fourth street. Fett SALE AT A SACRIFICE—ON MURRAY HILL, j h avenue, a fine four story brown stone ous; MEIOXIOO feet with. side windowa Back sears finished in hard wood: and contains all Improvements, LU CO. No. 3 Pine street. OR SALE—AT A BARGAT) THREE STORY HIGH stoop House, near Broadway, on Forty-eighth street, 2 feet wide; good order; terms ean: W. & EF, A. CRUIKSHANK, Broadway, corner Forty-tourth street. {IRST CLASS HOUSES FOR SALE-NEAR FIVTH avenue, at greatly reduced just be sold. . B. MERRILL & CO., 64 West ‘Thirt ‘third street. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, IN PER- fect order, $7,750° 4 story basement and sub colle brick House, $12.50; 4 story brick House, near 7th a’ 12,250; 4 story double brick, new, rent $2,100, ‘osn65x103, 16,500. At B.S, LEVY & CO’S,, 271 West T! hirty- -eighth st. LOTS FOR SALE—2%5X10, ON FORTY-SIXTH street, petrrean Ninth we Tenth arynuet; fe food op- portunity for a baud le Bri $10. 15 FOR A FOURSTORY HATF HIGH STOOP brown stone House in West Twenty- hth street; well rented; terms inads to suit. ____PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street. $12.( 000. —A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON London Terrace (West Twenty-third strech ata great bargain; must be sold. Apply toJ, B. DALE, No. 5 West Twenty-third street, Pith Aveiue Howl. $12 P50 FOR 4, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP Z.ZOU prick Honse in Ashlaned place (hand. somest street in Ninth ward); house is 22 feet front, and furniture included, ____PHALON & § $12.500 street, includin; ea $14.2 950 FOR A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP 49) brown stone House in West Twenty- peventh street; 1736 398; terins as easy as desired. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street way, corner Forty-fourth arett N, 81 East Seventeenth st. FOR A BEAUTIFUL DWELLING, NEAR Lexington avenue and Thirty-tourth Garbets, that cost $3,000; terms ke. AN, 31 kast Seventeenth st. Miscellaneous. HERF Ig NO MISTAKE IF YOU GO TO 4 FRIEND you will be used as a friend. M.S D, 703 | Seventh avenue; ire triend in name and in deed: he will sell brown stone Houses above Forty-second street from ae ,000, at panic prices, lower than any broker In the city 5 O—CASH DOWN $2:500—WILL BUY A FOUR $9.5 story frontand three story rear House, in ‘ood location; rents for 2 280; bulldings in splendid’ or- ler. PATTBERG, 234 Broadwa, EAR FIFTH AVENUE, FIFTY-SECOND STREET.— Superb extra deep new 24 foot Dwelling, turnished or unfurnished, for sale Feasonably; moderate terms ¥. K. STEVENSON, Jr., 1] Pine street. PLENDID THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, fine order; elegant block, $13,500; four story brown ‘stone, west of Lexington, elegant oreet $23,000; large #ssortment of Houses and Flats to re: LIONEL FROEHLICH, Third avenue, corner Fiftieth 1Q EAST SIXTY-THIRD STREET. NEAR FIFTH , avenne.—-For sale, four story brown stone How autify ished, and has all the improvements; Aor Batons ieee Apply on premises. Rate 4.G™, STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—A FIuST class high ‘stoop, 22 foot, stone Dwelling for sale; frescoed and fornia j cheap; bargain. STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. $1 000 3%, S484, oY THE MORTGAGES. will buy a three story high stoop brown ‘stone house in West Twenty sixth street, mar Sixth ave: panels 50x98.9; mortgages amount to $16,500 and PHALON & SLOAN, 31 E 00a NALUABLE PLOT oN MADISON «avenue for sale on easy terms. Apply t Lucivs McdpaM, 251 Broadway. said? Seventeenth street, East Side. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE OR TO LPT, ONE FOUR story brown stone corner House, 20x50 feet and two, jouses, 16x5i feet, adjoining. on the southeast corner of Lexington avenue and Seventy-tirst sireet. Apply on the premises. A —THREE BROWN STONE HOUSES . OF £0 tet; hard wood finish; cheap and on eas: terms. Apply to THOMAS SMITH, on the premises, 16; East Seventieth street; also two Cottages for sale on Firstavenue, between Fighty-eighth and Exghty-ninth Street Apply on the premises. THREE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP House, modern improvements, in perfect order: immediate possession: very low tor cash or good mort- wages. 137 East Fort, th street. BARGAIN.-FOR SALE OR TO LET, ONE FOUR story brown stone corner House, 20x50 feet, and two louses, 16x50 fect, adjoining. on the southeast corner of xington avenue and Seventy-first street. Apply on ‘the premises. BARGAIN.—ADJOINING FIFTH AVENUE, ON West Forty-cighth street, elegantly frescoed and furnished four Rory brown stone House; location un- equalled ; price, furnished, $40,000; worth "$50,000; pric ‘unturnished, $35,000; West Thirty-ninth street, do., $43, furnished. Address PROMPTNE Herald office. (OR INVESTMENT—TWO MEDIUM SIZE THREE story Houses, on Second avenue, near Thirty-sixth street; price $14, a rt both, FOR SALE DLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine street, aan SALE—A SPLENDID AND CHEAP THREE, tory and basement stone iront House, 16x55 lot 100 Jeet, with all the improvements: parlor, story finished with cabinet work. 177 East > xington avenue. ‘ _—___0n the premises, or PRS SALE—-AT A DECIDED BARGAIN, OR TO LET, LET, House No. 162 East seventy-eighth street. Inquire of owner, in drug store soutiwest corner Seventy-ninth street and Third avenue. OR SALE CHEAP—ON THE TWO EASY TERMS story high stoop frame House No. 24 East Fitty rinth Callon or address JACOB RATH- Btreet, with tull Lot GEBER. WO SPLENDID Bi ENTS SALE On Filth street, between avenues B and ©, a feet ro lot 9% feet deep, renting to German te nants at a year; lor ready cash will make an astonishing Feamoaicn in price ___PHALU FOR A HIGH STOOP HOUSE IN 121ST ‘$4, $4.250 street, near Third avenue; size 163x40x only $750, cash | all and see. 6. 000. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP PHILA delphia brick, brown stone trimming; all ¢ modern improvements; must be seen to be appreci- ated. 421 East 123d street. $y 500 FOR A FOUR STORY BRICK TENEMENT, RD) trimmed with white marble, size 20.3x40x80! ui’ $1,000 cash: now rented at $1,000) per year. House On Thiryy-cighth street. near Second avenue PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Last Seventeenth street. West Side. AT 2ORT WASHINGTON AND INWOOD, ON THE { heights—A tew Building Sites for sale; the recent extension of the Boulevards through this Leautitul par} of Manhattan [sland will open to the public drives and bufid- Ang sites, commanding such views of Hudson River andsur- Zounding country as but few suppose this city to posse fhe Heightsare but little known to the general publi Being heretotore approached by the many residents only through private roads: it will repay an inyestiauion by Parties desiring to, hain a bullding site; Croton water ‘nd gas pipes are | POTTER. BROTHERS, No. 4 Warren street, BIG BARGAIN.—THRER STORY BRIC brown stone high stoop House, on West wo sixth street; morteage less than $15,000; will take $3 for equity. Address UONKLIN, Herald Cprown Breacn A ~A.—MUST BE SOLD, TWO FULL LOTS, FIFTY- tae beth ge Sixth and Seventh avenues, st ene i ro) tretwo. divean iter ments, factory, Ac. ; $20,000 for JAMES. WATERLOW, £79 Sixtn avenue, BARGAIN. —FOR SAIsE, A WELL BUILT FOUR sary doutie tenement, prick House, Thirty eighth ytd ear Tenth avenue, 26x05, Jot 26x10, $17,000, only cash require ed, = R WATERLOW, #79 Sixth avenue. BTOR’ ATTIC. AND oes be BRICK i cash; balance 01 be He fa ts BARGAIN.—FOUR LOTS, ral ING. THE NEW A, Bas Parade Ground, 26x100 each; only $3,000 per lot; if cush. Address, for three da oftice. Wt, owner, Hers CONVENIENT TO A —FIFTY-SEVENTH — STRE. is Broadway and Central Park, @ four story new first ‘class 20 foot stone phe Dossession. Vv. STEVENSON Ii Pine street. FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT BROWN stone House for sale. in West Thirty-ninth street bang 4 enue; price $43,000. H.R, DREW & CO. Fifth Avenue Hotel ‘uby: third street, SALE, TWO. ELEGANT FOUR ; STORY portico stoop ‘brown stoue fronts; College lease. Aci! apply on premises” ‘land 47 West Forty- ———____—_Brondway and Seventeenth strect. ") FIRST CLASS Bene od THREE STORY HIGH STOOP stone House in Ninth ward ; 28x6)x100; price ree and clear | to exchan; be Anes Sean ae St ast # Seventeonti CHEAP HOUSE—FOUR Stony B ment, in Twenty-fifth street, we, an complete orde: LISH BASE. aes | Sevens and OGDEN EU TARR’ BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. ‘TERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM ST. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M, TILL 9 P. M. ON SUNDAY, FROM 3 TILL 9 P.M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN. NEW FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, three stories, basement and cellar, 21x41, lot 100, con- tains all improvements complete, will be sold as cheap as | any house in the city; terms to suit (ae Inquire on premises, Sterling place, formerly Butler street, first house west of Sixth avenue, one of the finest locations in the city, near main entrance to Prospect Park. JOHN MAGILLIGAN, Builder. A BARGAIN—RENT $1,200; SOUTH pany street, elegant three story brown stone Hous rooms, aS order and unequalled location. J V. D. WYCKOFF, 66 Broadway, New York, or 397 F street, Breokiyn. A —THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE, 25X50X10, FOR + sale; gravel roof, stone foundation; rent Montnly; location, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, E. $5,650, a sacrifice ; $4,000 on mc ortgage. over oat years; balance can be paid $650 dow: in three months, $500 in 1 apply to H. o LAMBERT, 12 Franklin int elelzl EE A NCE.—THE FINE STORE, CORNER of Gates and “Classon avenues, Brooklyn, now ¥v cated ; the most desirable store in Brooklyn tor an apoth- ecary, fine groseries. confectionery, fc. location unsr- passed. apy to WYCKOFF & JAMES, “189 Montague street, Brook: A. —MECHANICS—A HOME AT GLENDALE, payments; no interest. E 139 Eighth street, near Bro dway. ONLY easy TENE) D three story brick, 132 Dicer acenh Brook- lyn; lot 25x100 tet; only $1,000 cash or deposit in'savings Dank, balance on bond and mortgage, payable in instal: ments to, waa haser; price low. ‘Apply to owner, E. R. KELLOGG, No. 3 Broadway, New York, 10 to 12.4. M. only. BARGAIN—NEAR THE FERRIES, THREE STORY | and basement trame House; water, sewer, &c.; all in periect order; I 0; price $4,200. W. P. 000. ‘Ashington street, Brooklyn. 4 T! BUY YOU A HOME IN Williamsburg and vicinity; very convenient to New York; two and three story brick houses, modern improvements, $5,00 and upward. . HOLCOMB. A NEW, $ OWN ST HOU three’ stories, Dasement and cellar, 21244, lot. 100, contains all improvements, complete, will be sold as cheap | as any house in the city; terms to suit. Purchasers in- quire on the premises, sterling place, formerly Butler street, first house west of Sixth avenue, one ot the fi locations in the city, Rear, main entrance to Pro Park. JOUN MAGILLIGAN, Buil A. “\ BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE 41. tive new brown stone Ho pleted, on Macon street, midway Between Marcy and ompkins avenues, Brooklyn; built by owner of block as patiern hotses; in material, stvie and location they cannot be surpassed; price $1300. Apply to Mr. E. DUNN, on premises. I ARGAIN—CLOSE TO CITY HALL, WILLOUGUBY street, three stury brick House, 11 rooms; most im- provements; let at $70); price $5.20). W. PC Washington street, Brooklyn. RICK Hou SE—ALL IMPROVEMENTS; NEWLY Tefltted: 73 feet from Lee avenue, Brooklyn: in Haywood street» 15 minutes trom Broa’ 30 minutes from Fulton ferry. ALbEKT Da Wait street, F TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House, 49 Clermont avenue; / rooms, water and ca brice $4,00; $2,00) can remain on morigage. Take V derbilt avenue cars at Fulton ferry. Apply to Mra. GRANT, on the premises. FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS AND NEAR THE ferries, a three story and basement brick How desirable property; price.and terms moderate; im diate possession, Address J. 1. W., box 5,534 New York Post office. IRST CLASS TWO STORY AND FRENCH ROOF high stoop basement and sub-cellar frame House, fillea in with brick, containing every improvement: thoroughly overhauled since being built, and now in most perfect and elegant condition; situated on Macon street, between Tompkins and Marc venues—an unex- | ceptionable neighborhood; 3) minutes to ferries; one | block from Fuiton avenue : atonce if desired ; price $5,500; can convey free and clear, or will take $2,bH cash and ‘balance to sult purchaser; this is a rare chunce 4 elightiul home, Address MACON, box 195 Herald office, OR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER OF Columbia and Baltic streets, Brooklyn; a tine place for busine: _Apply on the premises. FOR SALB-$3,00 EACH, TWO NEAT COTTAGES, seven rooms, ‘marble mantels, water and gas; terms easy. Inquire on the premises; 166 and 165 Twenty -sec- ond street, between Third and Fourth avs, Brooklyn. FOR SALES HOUSE AND STORE PROPERT corner Store, 17 rooms, $15,000; one corner Store, $11,000; two Stores, $10,000 each; three Stores, $5,000 each; all three story brown stone fronts; story frame Houses, 3 {OR SALE—BARGAIN-CORNER STORES AND Lots on Puiton avenue, $16,000: corner Stores, with Lots, on Hamilton avenue, $1,100; Brooklyn: two-thirds mortgage. ELSTON; 2) Liverty street, New York, | school wo HANPSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS To LE ‘To single xentlenen or a gentieman and w te, in a Brown stone house ard one of the best avenues th Brook- lyn; reierences exchunged. Address N., Herald brook- lyn Branch ofice, Apply to A. OR SALE—S0 ACRE FARM, HOUSE AND_OUT- s oatway terms easy. Inquire of ©. BE. WHITE, 150 ro: 3 OR SALE—IN EAST ORANGE, N, J., LOT 938X206, House, 12 rooms all modern Srnprov ents; beau: titully located ; plen ruit and shad ndid view ; street Macadamized aad Hghted with id but five nu tes’ Walk trom Sorat, price reasonable and terms P. BAC JKER, 88 Beekman street. _ OR SALE—SOMB oF THE MOST VALUABLE PROP. erty in the city of Weshingion, a8 weil as in the Dis- ies CaS Columbia. address 8. BLAGDEN, 43 Wall street, jew York, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. on ay OR EXCHANGE-—A BRICK AND BROWN 20 West Twenty-sixth street, plete order from ‘cellar to root, Inquire on the premises. OR BALB OR EXCHANGE—A SPLENDID PIECE ot Property on Front str ‘36x8), five stor® tna- ghinery, bey &e. Property jin for first class Tenement nih ward preferred. JAMES ROWE, 917 Third avenue. _ Per SALE®AND EXCHANGE—MADISON AVENUE at class brown stone Houses; do. on 74th, 70th, 6ih streets; also on Lexington avenue; also’ four h stoop brown stone French Fla's, well rented; iness Corners on. a 2d and Vhird avenues. JAMBS -ROWE, 917 Third avenue. sory hig also bi FrReM 19,70 30 ACRES, WITH SUPERIOR BUILD. ings, being portion of a wee plot, adapted tor either farm or buliding purposes, one hour aud ten miuutes by two railroads, in Northern New Jersey, right in the rail- way centre of suburban improvements, will be exchanged for Residence, Store or tenement Property in New York. For map, photograph, &c., address D,, box M2 Herald office. PINE rooms; Ke acres INVESTMENT.—LARGE, FINE HOUSE, M4 4d under cultivation: water view Isiand, 15 minut} rom landing by ed road; abunda) truit; 10 acres can be sold in dots for ‘more than cost oF the property $16,000; rth $25,UN); sold to close estate, DARIN, 60 Broad. OR SALE OR TO RENT CHEAP—FRAME HOUSE: 10 rooms; all improvements; at Orange, N. J. ply to HAMILTON & WALLIS, Cone street, Orange, N. 10 MANUFACTURERS.—TWO FLOORS, 1s0X45 AND 10x45, to let or lease, with steam power; will crect M auracturing for responsible partic Apply to H, W. i relerence. 200 Hiyamoat street, Brooklyn, — ting a VALUABLE CORNER STORE PROPERTY-SUIT- able for any business; 9 rooms above stor: splendid cnance for a baker, 0. V. HOL 5 89 Broadway, Williamsburg. — Q STORY HIGH STOOP BASEMENT AND. SURCEL- lar brown stone stoop basemeut and trim modern improvements house, new and desirable. 0. V. HOLCOMBE, 89 Broadway, Williamsburg. $12 5Q MONTHLYSNICE SUIT OF ROOMS. with use oi Kitchen, containing all movern. improvements, bath and closet, in. genteel looking house; splendidly located. Particulars i way, room 9 $500. ‘TO LET OR FOR SALE, JUST FINISHED, ik two story and brown stone basement House; the modern imvrovements; complete; Nineteenth Yard; ten blocks trou ferries 251 Keap street, Williams. $3,000 ARERe Bro nSTORE AND, BASEMENT 2)! + House, 9 rooms; marble manteis, heater and range; $200 cash, balance monthly, Cottages, $1,400 bh dagen Lipabbaouae sd i) NL & CO,, 91 Liberty street. $5.500.- ONLY $1,000 CASH WILL BUY A three story and basement Philadelphia brick House in Taylor street, Brooklyn; all modern im- Provemenss; good neighboth . T. BUSH, 128 Maiden 513.000 ror. eae Eig TE ne AGNIFICENT $ e three story and basement brown stone H use No, 174 Bedford avenue; every improvement; terms easy. Apply to SPOONER & BAUKK, 206 Canal street, New York. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY i pened AND TO RENT. Ey ‘broadways a Pook ae OR ee —A FINE LOT, 50X20), AT MAMAR- oneck, Westchesier county; 10 minutes walk trom depot; has 8 feet rontage on two streets; price $45 THEODORE RITTER, 29 Broadwi 5 =. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—AT Q@LENWOOD, Yonkers; $75 per month; 12 rooms, with water and Bas: piany, rosewood, brocatel and velvet carpet in parlor, and other furniture, all good; two minutes’ trom station. Apply at 26 Tenth avenue, Po SALE OR TO LET—GREAT BARGAINS—TWO beaut ful Houses at Yonkers; one on Washburton avenue, near station; the other on river bank; fine new House near Montrose station, Urange. Gress HUBER1 & PIRSSON, 194 Broadway, or TOMAS H. COLLINS, opposite station, Yonkers. 73 KOTS NEAR FORDHAM DEPOT. FOR ‘ALE— Ata bargain; a fine chance for an investment or building site. Apply to G. W. DITCHETT, No. 2 New Chambers street. east , HUDSON “CITY N REAL ESTATE: For Sale. MAGNIFICENT BROWN STONE MANSION, WITH 1 foot lot, tronting on ‘orst Park (the most fashionable location In Jersey City).—Only five minutes’ walk from the ferries; 15 réoms, elegandy finished, improvements; only $17,500; mortgage tor $13,00) can re- main to suit purchaser; possession if desired; a rare chance; don’t miss it. ' Cail or send stamp for circular. J. M, GIBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City. Flt A < ca OR SALE OR TO LET—CHEAP TO A GOOD TEN- ant, a nice two story Cottage, in complete order, in Montgomery street, near Britton, Jersey City Heigits; fine neighvorhood; 30 minutes trom terry. Apply to or aoe bas BH, FULLERTON, 127 Roosevelt street, ew Yor! OMES FOR THE PEOPLE AT JERSEY CITY.—A pretty two story brick basement House, 100 toot lot; seven rooms, yas, water, heater, marble mantels: good Reighborhood. near all the terriés; only $3,:(0; only $40 cxsh required balance on morteage or easy instalments; also a nice corner two story brick basement House, seven rooms, with lot; all improvements; only other Places from $2,000 to $2,00), on easy pasanenin Call or send stamp tor qircular. J. M. GIBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey Cty. Oftice hours, 8 A. M: to To Let or Lease. OBOKEN.—85 GARDEN STREET, FURNISHED Rooms to let, suitable for housekeeping. or will rent unfurnished; not and cold pies gas and bath; conven A PLEASANT HOME D 4 for two couples, or one sewers ‘a Suit of poems mas en family, near Van Voorst square, 8., 104 Cole t, Jersey € LORIDA.—TO PENT, ON THE PRINCIPAL STREET in St, Augustine. @ comfortable House, containing thirteen rooms; suilable for a boarding house; the fur- niture can be purchased very advantageously, | Address COULTER, 8 TS eST YOUR MONEY WITH SAFETY AND P PROFIT. 16% Acres on & prominent corner in Montclal coe i a depot. bp. between Li and 1, to STULL w.T room 78, ir way, ORRISTOWN.—A NEW HOUSE, FULLY FUR- nished and with hot and cold water, closets, &c., convenient to the depot, will be let low to'a good tenant. Address box 559 Post oftice, Morristown, or apply at No. 3 Nassau street, room 27, Mone ATR.—FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE for Railroad Stocks or Bonds, a 2% story frame use and barn and about 1% acres of land; house is built in the best and most substantial manner, with all conveniences: 12 rooms, bath room, heater, 4c.; first rate barn, and everything in good order, 15 minutes from two depots; terms easy. Address the owner, M. V., Berald offi BBS, 71 Broadw: YACK.—A BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE, | 12 rooms; gas, water, bath, heaters, two pair three minutes’ walk (rom depot; choicest location ‘on the rivers oh irming views: will be sold less than cost, Address OWNER, box 5, t office, New York. EAT, NEW ONE STORY FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE and large Lot, ew minutes’ walk from ferry, Van- derbilt landing ; neighborhood good ; $1,6u); terms easy. DARRIN, & Broad street. RANGE OR DUTCHESS COUNTY Woop AND PRO. duce Farm wanted in exchange ‘or first class private Houses in this city; said Houses will be given free and leaky in a genuine transaction. Brokers and others ad- OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A VERY DESIRABLE Country Seat, one hour from New York, on the Erie Railroad; high ground and_ fine view; perfectly Bealthy and no mosquito Po a ee, $500), mortgage, $10,000. {OR Lie AND EXCHANGE—FARMS AND COUN. Seats, in New Jersey an! Westchester count viz., Mott Haven, Meirose, ‘Morr orrisania, Yonkers, West Farins, &c. ja Farm of 67 acres, si crops, ae; Rock: land county, N. ¥.: Farm at Paterson, N-d.; Farm at Northport, L. 1. ; Lots and Piots cheap for cash. JAMES ROWE, 917 "Third avenue, _ ANGE—A FINE FARM OF 60 rime Land, at Northport, L. 1, haif mile depot; fronts on main road’ aud road re Hill; exchange for New York or Brouk- arm tree and clear, Also one of 3) acres at atersom, N. Jui ood Rouge and siwm furin. AMES ROWE, 917 1 IOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR CIGARS OR LEAF Tobaceo, two three stor: 4 Houses (one corner) , price ,o0): equity $5,000. HUGO GUKSCH, under bank, 215 Bowery. F°% SALE OR EXCHANGR—HOTEL PROPERTY AT Fishkill, N. ¥ ; contains 40 rooms, all the improve- ments and ig ‘unencumbered; will exchan Property. DYE & CURTISS, 508 Sixth OR SALE OR acres of from railroa through Ce lyn Hous for city avenue, f ; Gay REAL TATATE FOR SAUEL | __GHE REAL ROTATE FON SAEs, | BROOKIYN PROFERTY FOR SALE AND | PROPERTY. UZ Of TUE CITY FOR) REAL neTATH TO EXCHANGE. | MUSES, ROOQMR, ac. WANTED. 000MS, 4&0. WANTED. RAR APRA SALE OR _RENT. aaah aii ROWN An this City and Brooklyn. GENTESMAN AND HIS DaconrsE WANT Floor of tnre? OF tour rooms and Board in f snail family, of admits: on between et th Fortieth streets a. ‘ourth and Seventh avenues. They bave turniture. Address, mating terms and accommd- dation, box 1,585 Post oftice. FAMILY—GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO YOUNG jesire to rent an uuturnished French Fiat rooms, or Floor in private house, with ail nees; location above Twentieth street; are care. ful tenants, aud will exchange references paildre with terms Which tmust be moderate, U. By box 130 Herald office. URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—BETWEEN NINTH and Thirtieth streets, where owner's iamily will board the rent, and allow oiler first class boarders, Address Lawyer HADNET?, a Nassau | street. PURNISHED HOUR, WANTED -WHBRE WHOLE or partot rent willbe taken in Board; alsg two or three uniuruished Rooms, with. privilege of patlor, jin private tamily; referentes exchanged. Address It,’ R., West Twenty-first street. PPER PART OF A PRIVATE HOUSE WANTED— Between Fortv-sixth and Seventy first streets, second. and Fourth avenues, tor a family’ ot four adults; rent must be moderate; Would board aud furnish my own Fooms, and be perinanent if suited in price and location. Address X. box 197 Herald omtice. ANTED—A PUYSICIAN'S OFFICE, ON WAVER ley place, or Filth avenue, below renth street mediate possession; state terins. Aduress X- ¥- %, box 139 Herald offic ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, FOR CLUB purposes, convenient to a restaurant; one of the principal avenues preferred; terms must be moderate. Add: E. 0. oc ‘box 1,493 Post office, Waste THREE ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, West side, by two persous. Address PERMANENT, Heraid oitice. POE, S4LESOR WOULD EXUUANGE THREE LOTS on Van Buren street: also fine frame House, 22x40, lot 25x10, 14 rooms, 727 Herkimer street, or would ex: qpenge no both fer store Property. Call at 999 Fulton street, Brookly OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FARMS, COUNTRY Seats, Lots, tree and clear; also several Houses on Jersey city Heights, ior brown stone Houses in this city. H, PATTBERG, 23 Broadway. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A COTTAGE with one or two lots in Harlem or Yorkville, a nice brown stone BH Nineteenth ward. HENNESSY & POPPER, $40 Third avenue. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR LOTS AT YORK- ville, between Second and Fourth avenues, @ nice Dwelling on east side, HENNESSY & POPPER, 0 Third avenue. URNITURE DEALERS.—WANTED TO EXCHANGE, a Piece of Land, near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, tor small amount of Furniture. GEORGE W, PHILLIPS, 157 Bank street. OUSE WANTED-GOOD LOCALITY, LIGHTLY morgaged, in exchange for splendid summer or winter Country Residence, only half hour from Wall street. Address, enclosing permit, ELTON, box 200 Herald office. ress, with full paris ulars, JOHN A. LINSCOTT, 1,991 Third Avenu u9th st t. PARTIES WISHING TO REDUCE EXPENSES FOR the winter and live under alow rent can have a fully furnished Honse, a few miles trem the city, for $200 from now until May. Apply to L, STAFFORD. New York Lite, 340 Broadwa: PEAINFIELD, N, J—FOR SALE, OR TO LET, A beautiful two story and attic House, nine rooma; bath and water closet; hot and cola water; Plamtield 1s the most healthy of suourban places; schools, churches and stores in abundance; price low; terms easy. Apply to BE, M, EVERENT, 19 Park row. APLENDID FARM-STAMFORD, CONN. AT A sacrifice; 100 acres. smooth, rich’ land; seven minutes from depot; large house, truit, €e. valuable build- ing lots on hill top. vols at Engineer's office, 61 Mont- gomery sirect, Jersey City. T—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ‘ooms, also stable, horse one hour trom city by E Dox 2,59 Post office, CONTAINING ‘carriage, sleigh, ‘ie Railroad. Ad- T° LET—ON STATEN ISLAND, BY LITTLE Coltige tn. a pleasautand resp ctabla neighborhoods rent $2.0 per aunum. Inquire ot JOHN ARCHER, on the premises, Beaca street, Stapleton, >. L, three minutes from terry landing, Bill on porch, name on door, 0 LET—AT OR. J., A FURNISHED HOUSE, on the corner of William and Patierson streets, minutes’ walk from Brick Church depot; the house has S rooms, gas, bathroom. furnace and range: willbe let low to a satisiactory tenant. Apply. to JOHN MORKAY, gu the premises, or to Bl:NJ. COLLEN, 101 Maiden lane, ew I WILL EXCHANGE MY COUNTRY HOME, FREE and clear, worth $15,000, for city House, worth abou’ $25.00, paying cush for ‘difference, Address W., box 409 ]MPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN Jersey City and all parts of Wudson county, New Jersey, to exchange on tair basis tor Mortgages or New York and Prookly nD ee Estat Call on or send propo- sitions toJ. M. 31 Montgomery st., Jersey City. ART EXCHANGE—BEST 300 ACRE FARM AROUND New York, 30 miles on Long Island : 150 acres heavy timber; very ee one fruit and vic .F. JAYNE, 171 Broadway, 1 to3. ALE OR EXCHANGE SIX FU! LL LOTS, $5,000 4K) each; terms easy: two on 17th street, two on 118th street, two on I1Ith street near Boulevards, Ko. A, 0° Montclair, N. J. Ss! LEOR ieee LONG BRANCH, SUPE- rior Fart of 180 acres, fully stocked, for City Proper- ty: also extensive lists of "City and Couhtr, exchange. — JOHN SIEGEL, 79 ALE OR EXCHANGE—A TWO STORY BRICK basement sub-cellar frame House, location good, all improvements, near two lines of cars, for Merchan Lots tree and'clear, in Brooklyn, or Boots and Sho re equity, $3,000; no agents, Address MANUFAC. TURER, Herald ‘office. 10 EXCHANGE—A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE. ment House, in Twenty-ninth street, for agimall Country Place, ‘convenient to city. Apply at Shirt Store, $34 Third avenue, Property tor Jedar street. 10 LET OR LEASE—AT FLUSHING, L. L, TWO story French root House, 12 rooms, water, Gas, kc; barn, 16x22 eet, in perfect order; will rent low to ‘a re- sponsible tenant; immediate possession if required. ‘Apply at 916 Second avenue. 10 RENT—AT ELIZABETH, N. J., furnished House, A COMPLETELY centrally ‘located, containing It rooms aud modern conveniences. Address box 4211 Ne York Post office. (0. PHYSICIANS.—TO RENT OR LEASE, IN A town of 15,00) inhabitants, 16 miles from New York, a large House of 15 rcoms, with all improvements; on prominent avenue; fine grape arbor and abundance of Fruit of all sorts: ‘small Building adjoining. with two rooms for laboratory and office; situated in a neighbor- hood where a competent physician could yery soon acquire a large practice, there being almost to com- etitition: a chance seldom offered. Inquire of JOHN 3, EWEN, 39 Nassau street, room 17, 25 MINUTES’ STEAM FROM NEW YORK.—BEAUTI- fal Cotaer 40x100, price $5,000; also, one 50x100, for $2800; only $1,000 required. Owner, 167 Broadway: office 1 $1 50! WILL BUY 10 ACRES GOUD LAND, 25 at miles on Long Island, desirably located tor health and conveniences terms easy, IAHION, 187 Ewen street, Williamsburg. $1. 000. 00 IN STOCK THAT WILL BEAR investigation and 500,000 acres of Western and Southern Lands, perfect title, available for assets: arrangements to suit “a word to the wise,” &e. Address contidentially, appointing interview, box 1,302 New York Post office. 10 EXCHANGE—A GOOD PAYING CITY PROPERTY for a small Southern Farm, with water front and in good state of cultivatio some cash wanted. Address, with full FARM, Herald office. 10 EXCHANGE—FOR UNION PACIFIC FIRST MORT- gage bonds or other Railroad mortgage bends at a fair price above the present market, a two story, base- ment and cellar brick house, stone stoop, heater, range, hot and cold water, bath tub, marble basin, water closet, connected with sewer, marble mantels, vestibule doors. bathroom black walnut; rented until May 1; 1874, at $ $500 per year; value $6,000; mor: Cees oe 2, 50 house situ. ated in Wyckoff street, Brooklyn. 4 With what bonds to offer, REAL ESTA! box isi Herald (unc T° EXCHANGE—A NEW PIANO FOR A HORSE Harness and a top Phaeton. Address H., box 2! 219 Herald office. 10 EXCHANGE—A CORNER SALOON ON MAIN street of Yonkers, N. Y. HOYT, HUDSP&TH & CO., 243 B: 10 EXCHANGE. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT House in Harlem, within two minutes oh ypoat and cars, for asmall place in country. Addre: M.D. Herald office. Brokers need not answer. (0. EXCHAN SMALL BROWN House; modern improvements; pleasantly Noastan: equity $5,000; for lots unencumbered orlightly mortgaged, near New York. Address B., box 152 Herald Uptown Branch office. WO FIRST CLASS HOUSES—IN ELIZABETH, NEW Jersey, to exchange for city or unimproved Proper- W. H. WELLS, 222 Br¢ __REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, 4 THIRD MORTGAGE ON LOTS IN THIS CITY some cash will be exchanged for a Country P Worth about $13.00); near the water preferred. nquire ot JOHN DONU VAN, 54 5t. Mark’ nue, Brooklyn. —AT BERGEN POINT, N. A LARGE, handsome House, well furnished : beautitully located, modern improvements; immediate possession. Addr box 5,614 Post othce, New York. ZED HOUS¥ IN BROOK- lyn or Jersey City wanted—For a good two story frame’! House: also two Lots, finely located on Jersey City Heights. Address OF PORTUNITY, Herald office. A SMALL OR MEDIUM-s ¥ IN B 10 LET—HOUSES IN GOOD LOCATIONS, CONVEN. jent to ferries, irom $300 to $1,50) per annum; also nice Suits of Rooins, from $15 to $3 per morth. Apply IBSON ‘Auctioneer, 31 ene street, Jersey City. lontgomery street, PROPERTY ‘OUT OF THE oe FUR Net SALE AND TO RENT. COUNTRY R CE AND 67 New Bruns hot and cold wate ary wash tubs, boiler, furnace, stabie, house, ice house, numerous outbuildings ; plenty churches of all denowinations; frequent com: atior Owner, 26'Latayette ave- mani axes nominal, nu COTTAGE, WITH plenty of rruit and ain: buildings cost $9,000. OB SHAKPE, 49 Broadwa A® “) FINE FRUIT FARM, 1 ACRES, FOR SALE change for Norttiern Pacific oe iocated in'a growing city in New. Jer Farm, very cheap, J. C. FRE EMAN, “Thi Broadway. — At CRANFORD, 43 MINUTES BY NEW JERSEY 4X Central Railroad—Lots 50x200 at $400; $10 monthly; Deighborhood first class: high and healthy; the best lo- cated lots ever cflered at this nominal price, B. BLUOMINGDALE, 935 J liird avenue. T ROSLYN—A TWO STORY barn and four acres of land; P: shade; $6,000; a great barg OR iad Bonds: ‘also 20) acre At FAUTIFUL PLOT OF TWO TO FIVE ACRES TO ell cheap; also House, stable, 14 acres, fruit, &c.. on y Ny Isl Browdway, DSOMELY FURNISHED Hovse, utes from the city; 14 rooms; all modern improve- iments; one acre of ground and @ large stable; can be furnished of utturnished. Addrebs 8. 1, ce. HOME—$50 CASH, 40 MIN- BAL N IN- stead of rent, will buy a neat four rooms; full lot; five minutes trom depot, at E ethport, N. Ja} larger Houses and vacant Lots on easy terms BR. GG, No. 3 Broadway, New York, irom 1 to 12 A. econd street, Elizs thport, afternoon: —FURNISE Vghtful D COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.—A DE- untry Home to let for six months or a A. Year; situated in New Jersey, within 12 miles ot City Hall and within five minutes’ walk of depot; convenient to churches and schools; the house is built of brick, of good fize, containing 13 rooms; grounds about three acres, in lawn and garden; extensive stables; would let horses, cows, ae, with the place. Address box 5, led Post office’ PLOT UF NINE ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND, 41 with improvements, in the centre of the city of Yon: kers, suitable for subdivision, for only $25, Casy! Address box 614 Post oftice, Yonkers A’ MONTCLAIR—AN ATTRACTIVE House, 14 rooms every cynvenignge; tw darn and nennery, th basnniest wate forte denote crain be sold with Carpels, Oilcloths and Shates, all’new fast spring) immediate possession. Apply, between 11 and J, t UBBs, 71 Broadway. SYLENDID STOR PROPERTY, FOUR STO! granite tront, 265x100, with extension, 33x 5 ried to realize Il per cent per year: on principal sireet in a leading city ot 25,000 inhabitants in New York state? price $43,090, mortage $20,000; ihe equity $15.00) will be exchanged for real estate or chandise, on cash basis, PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street ISINKSS OPPORTUNITY.—THREE STORY BRIOK Cerner Store and Dwelling, x45, lot 7 deep; the best location for grocer, m op or lager beer; Van- derbilt landing; $6,000, cost $10,000; terms easy close estate, DAKRIN, 80 Broad street. {OR SALE OR TO LEASE—TWO LARGE FAC- tories, with 75 horse engine; also two vacant las adjoining: will sell for one third y tess than the value, or will lease. i NOLDS, corner South ply to First and Ninth recta, Willia VOR SALE NOUR, OR LEASE—THE LARGE FACTORY ine, Boiler and Shafting, corner hirteenth stree} ‘00! - bly to8. B, POTTER, 73 Broad sireet, ew roe es A REENWOOD - CEMETERY.—A FULL LOT OR sale, if applied tor immediately; otherwise with. drawn ; choice Jocation, near entrance. Apply to BIGUS & SON, 206 Broadway. | ig 4 AVENUE, BROOKL N.—IMPROVED PROPE) desirably located, to exchange for vacant Lote apply Yeon V, HOLCOMB, Builder, 9 Broadway, Wil Hamosburge silat FFICE AND TWO STORY BUILDING ON FOU Rn lots, most desirable business corner in Williamsburg, ive blocks from. tos 8 near water front, for rent or sale, * CE COMPANY, 482 Canal street, New York. N HILL, CLOSE TO SEVERAL CAR ROUTES, three story brown stone House, 13 rooms; 000; rent, furnished, $1,200; unfurnished, $1,000; se a ‘at grencly: reduced rentals and prives.” Call i. ress JACOB WYCKOFF, 64 and 66 Broad way and 19 New street, New York, or 397 Fulton street, Brooklyu. Cottace, SITU ATED UPON NORTHERN JE RSEY /J Railroad, minutes from city, high ground, acre of land, carriage nouse, variety, of fruits, rent reasona- ble, ERT DAY, 68 Wall street. OR SALE—A FARM OF 44 ACRES, ON NEW JER. niral Railroad, For particulars inquire of EDWakd BIRDSALL, Ie Bleecker street. JOR SALE—100.00 ACRES COTTON 1 ANDS, IN THE Valley of the Arkansas Ki res Southern Missouri, 60.00 xcres Texa rie wed ‘coal and iron, Fastern Kentucky; 100,00 acres West Virginia coal and fron, Florida fruit and timber Lands, Carolina pine Lands, Alabama cotton and pine Lands; all varieties of nds'in ail the Stajes: also New Orleans city improved and unimproved Property; these 1. ted with ea, 1 present a goo! investment offered tor cash, on long time, or for exchange. THE AMERICAN LAND KHGIST IY, ta Wall at JOR SALE—NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK, ON RARITAN River, 15 minutes from depot, a Farm containing about 170 acres, with house, ba ables, &c; land in ex- | cellent order; truit in Wee; Riso one ‘ot 80 acres, Apply betray i2 and Le a DWAKD 8, por. iy ie L, 171 Broadway, room 11. BAL a AT CRANFORD, 8) ADJOINING ELIZA- 17 Acres, jaid out in tour lots; rapidly impro hy ‘soligh borhood; Worth ove: + ME Marae eR ca OL Tore" hud, No. 1h Broadway, ly until » mortgage, Apply at | equity $200). Address We 1) nue, Brooklyn. FIRST CLASS FIVE STORY CORNER STORE and tenement, 25.5xxf580 feet, best part of First ave nue, toexchange for small House in city, worth about Sioin0; this property is rented at, $9.60, and iy well worth $35,000. PHALOUN & STONE, 1 East Seventeenth street. A CHANCE TO EXCHANGE CITY REAL ESTATE— Improved or unimproved, for three good mortgages Of $4,000 cach. on First avenue; busiiess property; eleven months to run; will add cash’ and deal on cash only. PHALUN & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth st A. EIRSt CLASS NEW ‘FOUR STORY AND BASE. ment high stoop brown stone Dwelling, size 25x60x34 block; ardwood finished throughout and first class in every respect; No. 12 Kast Seventy-fitth street; for sale, excliange or tole. PMILIP SMITH, 133 Seventh av. TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK COTTAGE, near Grand Boulevard and Sixty-ninth street; also a three story brick House, 98 Bergen sireet, Brooklyn, for sale or exchange; both well rente . DARROW, 985 Eighth avenue. IN CITY OF NORWICH, c ih stable and ten acres ot land; plenty of ;house has all modern improye- ‘ery respect first class property 5 price # wd; will exchange for improved Property or Lots in ew York, Brookiyn or Westchester, on cash basis. EISLOAN, St Bust Seventeenth street VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, ON HUDSON street, below Canal, to exc Bo: 2 Tenement, Soe oF comnts Property T street Lot tof ale. H. Lal NG)! 5 Liberty street VALUABLE PROPERTY IN WESTCHESTER county, on the Sound. 12 miles from the city, con- taining 150 acres, with ae err it large buildings and a valuable mill and r power; also. fine boating and fishing. IN Coie « GRAY, 535 Sixth avenue. TIENTION.—IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR EX. change for Country Property of any kind, in tN artof the Union, call on or address JOHN 8S, EWE: 39 Nassau street, room We \HOICE NEAR BY PROPERTY, FREE AND CLEAR, and cash will be given for a stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots anil Shoes oF Clothing. WM. G, L. KING, 39 Nassau street, roo) (Ohare "AND A NEW SPLENDID _ FIRST CLASS high aid brown stone House, 25x73 and 100, cabi- net finish, ail improvements, onthe north side of Foriy- seventh street, between Fifin and Sixth avenues, to ex change for smaller Houses or rentable Property, unim- roved, weil located, in New York or Brookiyn. Address fu il particulars to letter box, room %4, No, 8 Pin Pine street. TAXGHANGE FOR BROOKLYN HOUSE-y18 LOTS, UN- Hi encumbered, on Palmetto street and Jonson avenue, Brookiya. . BA OUR BEAUTIFUL PHALON ee LOTS TO TRADE FOR WH “4 key. Address, stating quality of goods, G. 8, 0,, aid o OR ». Joca’ son. roni ‘Ying district: no fevers: n tskill Mountains, fuitoes ; good trouting and scenery of Ci 3 ase, two barnes, stables, eve house, hophouse, saph ; three orenards, plenty smail fruit and ali the stock. asd crops. Call on OWNER, No, 606 Third avenue. {JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE in 20 miles of the city. Bixtieth street. Address O No agenis. SOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWO STORY HOUSE, brick basement, well finished; well and cisterns lenty of Sra Jot 50x100, on Hoboken street, Hoboken Vistahees Willexchange for lot in Harlem, LB, 37 Park row, rooms 25 and 26. oR ALE OR EXCHANGE—A PLOT OF LOTS, F two on 128th street, running through to, 126th street making four lots, «26x10 each. bewwcen Seventh ani KE Apply to WILLIAM TUCKER, 2 FOR PROPERTY WITH- a first class House in WNER, box 124 Herald office. TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—%80 SPLENDID LOTS, Wyoming; Farms in New York, New Jersey and Virginia; Water Front, Yorktown ; a baad Timber Lands, Virginia ant’ Florida; 10,00) acres Missouri; Pro ety, in New York, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Plaine field, Pate; ote Passaic, Orange, Weatileld, ewark and Jersey Cit I. JACKSON, 61 Cedar street. JOR SALE OR ERCHANGE—FURNISHED OR UN. F furnished. ove of the finest Residences in the city of Jacksonviile, Fla.; house iarge and peagly new, hand- some and conyenienc; the grounds filled with every v: riety of seint-tropical fruits and beautiiul flowers. “ Pho- tograph to be seen, Address OWNER, box 6,102 New York ost office, WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A TWO STORY AND rane for a hia and, mar. ble mantels, lea Business,in some town orc ty. REE FULL LOTS ON 107TH STREET, AND TEN Lots in Jamatea, LI, to. exchange for ement; equity $17,000, 8’ BERNHARD, 20 \ HREE FINE TENEMENT HOUSES, WITH ONLY A first mortgage on, and a first class brown stone House, on one ot the Mhest streets in Brooklyn, to ex change tor a by in the country. ‘Address OLE i GieAre ‘B56 sixth avenue. HiNE, ¢ MBER LANDS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.— Florida, 12,000 acres: Virginia, 50,000 acres; Michi gan, 15,000 acres. J. CODLING'& SON, 114 Broadway. _ LUMBER WANTED-IN EX- 500.000) cigs tor Koad paying Hrogkiyn Meni Estate, free from encumbrance, Apply COME Buslaer 59 Broadway. Williamsburg. $2 000.000 WORTH OF LOTS—WE LL LC. cated and suitaole for immediate improvement or investment, tor sale low for cash, or will exchange some of them for good paying Improved first class Store or Tenement Property, or for Buildings in course of erection’ or will build te Tparties gyning one or ‘Ap- more lots and take back mortgage for full amount. ply to WALDRON & SON, 1.0/4 Third avenue 1.000. 000 BRICK WANTED-IN_ I change for good payin: rook a Real Estate, baptist ae free trom encumbrance. HOLCOMB, Builder, 39 Broadway, W nian are REAL Est. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP PRIVATE HOUSE ZA. wanted—For acash customer; must be west of Third avenue, between Kignteenth and Fortieth streets; not over $16,000, Apply to HYLAND, 342 Egst Nineteenth stre ete ARM WANTED—OF ABOUT 100 ACRES IN WEST. chester county, near depot. Address, with full par- ticulars and price, 1or one week, box 161 Herald office. I OUSE WANTED—TO BUY OR EXCHANGE, FOR 10 good work horses, 3 trucks, harness, &c., Worth about $5,000; I will pay $3,000 cash, balance mortgage; house not to'cost more than $14,00), Address M. B., Her- ald Uptown Branch office WANT TO PURCHASE~AT PANIC PRICES, A House between Fourteenth and Fifty ninth streets; price between $10,000 and $2),00); also a small Farm’ within one hour's ride of New York; must have sea view and lawn with waterfront, — Address, with lowest price, L. Post office box, New York, WANTED—COUNTRY SEAT WORTH $85,000, FREE and clear, on the Hudson, below Sing Sing, or in New Jersey, about one hour from city. Will give for same eauity in my firs} class tour story brown stone eat dence, elegantly finisned in cabinet work, value mortgage in institution $25,000; location between Mire and Madison avenues, near seventy-second street en- trance to Park. Communications trom brokers not no- ticed unless recompanied b particulars of propert: offered. Address OWN Post ottice, oPeny ANTE: V tery location, W ie a “LOT IN GREENWOOD CEME: olive location. Address, rice ani BOX 191 Herald omer anne P WANTEDHOUSE, VALUE Nor “OVER $25,000, IN 0.0%) stock in « manufacturing aying larKe dividends; the fullest Ash will also be paid. 16) Herald office. JANTED,—SMALL PRODUCTIVE FARM GooD Buildings in exchange for beautifal Gothic’ House; Yao acres fruit, &., in sroming town, 13 miles in Jersey . D, CONDICT, 149 Broadw TANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A BROWN STONE or brick House, we'l Jocated, in New York or Brooklyn; price $10,000 to $12,000," Address E. W. Herald | Uptown Branch ofice, brown su gant Furniture; ‘ood ule, Addr Post office, New ¥ W ANTED—A FACTORY PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN or this city, suitable for manufacturing white lead in exchange for @ beautiful Residence on Long Island. MARCUS H. LAING, 66 Liberty street. — 1OUSES, ROOMS, &O. ‘TED. In this City and Brooklyn. DESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED AX. three or four story brown, stone or brick House wanted to rent, in New York or Brooklyn. Owners send full particulars to LIBERAL RENT, Herald office, A. GENTLEMAN DESIR A LARGE ROOM, wit alcove, or Sult of Rooms, unturnished; desires to locate permanently; locacion hetween Vexington and Sixth avenues and Fourteenth and. Thirky-firat streets Address VOX 4.780 New York Post offlce. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESTRES A OLEA fist 4 Room in private house 15 roingts en gy Ea City Hail; it satisfied will be permanent. Please di Pr te: rm Which must be moderate, INQUIRER, A LADY DESIRES A FURNISHED, eOOM, witht was, water and fire, without board, located between Bixth and Nintn aventien and Fourteenth and Twenty Aith streets; rent $3 By per meek: w questionable in i aired Address, lor three days, Lai sire ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY (NO. Mey dren) desire to take charge of # house duril absence or fay, abroad; trustworthy reterenc ‘ne nished, , Herald office. ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, OFFERING highest reference, a Suit of tour or five Rooms, furnished tor houseekping, rent not to exceed $6) por month; must be between aa ye ‘Thirty-fourth streets, East side, Address "* 52 Wall street; ref erence required. ANTED—A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Room, with ample closets and smaller Room ad- joining, completely turnished tor light housekeeping, or a gentieman and wile; terms not to exceed $10 per week; location between Twentieth and Thirtieth streets, Sixth and Ninth avenues. Address JUNIUS, box 152 Merald Uptown Branch otlice, y ANTED—bY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OR more furnished Rooms, adapted to light house- Oxo eral ose terms and convenjences. Address rald 0! ‘ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED APARTMENT; FOUR rooms and kitchen, between Bond and Fourteenth streets, Bowery and Sixth avenue; first or second floor. Address box 2,962 Lost office. “ TANTED IMMEDIATELY—A LARGE SIZED House, suitable for first class boarders; one where owners will take part payment in board preferred. Ad- dress box 178 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. ws SE, WHERE RENT ANTED—A FURNISHED HOU will be partly taken in Board,’ with privilege of other boarders. ddress BAKiK, 308 West Twenty- third street, WANTED BY ‘A YOUNG AMERICAN COUPLE, TWO unfurnished Rooms, not above second. fleor, in a ih Vanes a ward preferred. Address WLL- ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Halt of a House, in convenient neighborhood, or & French Flat, rooms well lighted. Address A. H. M., box 367 New York Post oitice, J ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, on second floor in a private house; modern conven: iences; good neighborhood; rent pot, over $30 or $35, Felvrencesexchanged, Address J. M. B,, Herald Uptown Branch office, Broadway. WAntepstumee OR FOUR | UNFURNISHED Rooms, in a private tamily, for three adults; loca- tion below Twentieth sireet ‘Address 8. W., Herald Up- town Branch office. Lae eret rete SMALL rentnotto exceed $1,200; or would buy at $10,000 cash. Address A. 308 West tw enty-thir street, V JANTED—A FLOOR, WITH CONVENIENCES FOR housekeeping, in @ respectable neighborhood, be- ween Fourth and Sixth avenues, and Fourteenth ‘and ‘orticth streets; no children. Address, stating location and rent, F. iB Herald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THREE or four Cee Rooms for light housekeeping, second or third fl private house preierred; location, Second and sixth ayenues, Lighth and Thirtieth streets; rent not to excced $20 per eas best reierence given. Adress, stating particulars, A. N. station ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, IN A PRIVATE family, a furnished Parlor and Bedroom, without board; location near Fiith Avenue Hotel. Address K. B.y box 754 New York Post offic ANTED—TWO OR FOUR ROOMS, UNFUR- nished, on first or second floor, with improvements, for American family of thre location, Bond to Twen- Heth street, Fourgh to Sixth avenue, Address Miss MIL- LEN. 76 ) Third avenue. — ‘ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE, AN UNFUR House, with all modern improvements, in go order, between Fourth and Seventh avenues, below Finiein street, or Hart of private House, with similar references. Aildress, for three days, with rent and "Particulars; 9.'S., Dox 1S Herald ofes.” No agents reply. V J ANTED—SMALL HOUSE OR PART OF A HOUSE, below Twentieth street, for small tamily of adults, Address H., box 221 Herald office. J ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE BY A RESPONSI- family; on west side; rent not over A HOUSE !ANTED—A SUIT OF T THREE FORNISHED ROOMS and bathroom, within a few blocks of Broadway and Twenty-eighth street. Terms moderate, Address AUTHOR, Herald Uptown Branch office. WASTED By A PAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, A furnished Parlor and Bedroom and hall Bedroom, on first floor, in strictly private family, in first class location. tate locality and terms, wiv must be mod- erate. Address A. B., box 5,449 Post office. WANED-A, HIGH STOOP HOUSE, IN A GooD location, by a sinall private family;'rent not to @x- ered $150 per inonth. Address, with full’ particulars, L. box 1,53! Post office. TANTED—FOR A “LADY “AND SERVAN NE large and two smail Rooms, furnished, for tate housekeeping: nd fuel included, not to excee: erm ; y trom enth to Fortieth street and cond and EAs avenues; references ex- Address A. B.C., No. 45 Park place. wast ED TO RENT—A HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR A ph; below Forty-second street. Owners ad- box 63) Post office, ohrae dress, With particulars, A Wy en RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR the winter months'for a private, responsible party. M. & B.A. ORUIKSHA Real Estate Brokers, Broadway, corner id fourth ate n Fourteenth and streets, in a tine Toca , by a private re- mily. Please send particulars, rent, &c., to afayette piace, New York. DANCING _ACADEMIE! * SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES. OLA, ES asonic Hall, 14 and 116 East Thirteenth street, and Fabre Ha! 4 and 155 East Filty-t rourtty jureet. ‘vort Hall, Monday, Uct. 20, PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening. Cc TRO ULARS at Private Academy, 212 East Eleventh treet. 1873. 8 CLASSES FOR DANCING, No, 212 Fiith avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street, ‘are now open for the season, Twice a week—Mondays and Thursdays, Tuesdays and Fridays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Once @ week—saturday mornings and Friday evenings. Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings. _ Send for # circular. T TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCI Lyric Hall, xth avenue (Reservoir Park). ri Fupils can attend at their convenience, and Feceive individual Instruction ta T WILSON & HAMILTON'S, Academy, Arthur Hal, 303 West DANCING rteenth street, hear kighth avenue,—Classes always open for beginners: For terms, &c., send for circular, ‘Soiree eyery luesday evening, ACADEMY. OF DANCING, A —J. MARS’ + Bleecker street; classes Tuesday and ings; children Wednesday and Saturday atternooi soiree every Saturday evening, at 8o’clock, Send fol circular, ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST. lonable Dances in one corse of lessons. jays and Fridays, 344 Tuesdays and ¥1 nday Wednesdays, 336: ANEW Chase roan ALLET MASTER DUMAR'S RS DANCING ACADEMY, BAuivest Fourth street, near Broalway.—Private an Class lessons every d iy. ‘Aildances taught perfectly per auarter; 6 in private lessons, E GARMO'S DANCIN: J mue, corner Fourte Ww classes formin; ENO! WE! KLY RECEPTIONS DANSANTE TRE on Friday evening, 24th inst. Cards can be had from members of ¢ of the school. ACPHERSON'S — OPENING SOrR J evening, October 27, at his new Academy, Hamilton Assembly Kooms, corner Sixty-ninth street and nied avenue New York. Dancing commences at 9g o’cla precisely, Sena for elreular. GENTLEMEN CHILDRE! PM te P.M. Soak! B, AND MRS. HLASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANG- .—Classes tor ladies, gentlemen and children. Gail fortireulae | at 62 West Thirty-fourth street. ACPHERSON’S CLASSES FOR DANCING—AT HIS new Academy, Columbia Hall, 97 and 99 Greenwich ¢, corner West Twellth street: Persons can. atte time without losing lessons, All the fashional s taught in rapid succession. Send for circular. Kenidence 84 sixth N. B.—Select Soiree every Tuesday evening, commencing at Mg o'el SHERIDAN'S ACADEMY OF MODERN DANCING, 613 iY aad 615 Third ayenue.—Soiree Monday evening, Oct. T RISTOPHER'S DANCING ‘ACADEMY, BAST + Side Association Hall, corner of kighty-sixth street and Third avenue, every’ Wednesday and Saturday afternoon and evening. ‘Soiree October 2. Send tor circular, RESTAURANTS. ] IVE AND LET LIVE— 4 The oldest estabtished Restaurant in the city, be- coming more popular ev Ladies and geniloinen visiting the ei bout mm Piatto ‘ive us a call, ster in Pultoi ket style. ‘tu Broadway, corner of ‘ulton: A siren. BANDY SE ENGLIY