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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Nru.YoaE. Tas.IaI. Dee j. la1.

NEvYoRK TUESDAY, Dec H. la7l.
The following were the only public transactions
made ne Exchange to-day, viz:
NJ Miller so by order under the direction q Benjamin
G. Tbayer referee one lot 2So located on the on,he1sey cor
ner Of adsonaye and for $500 to George
the sane streets Tor So 70 T. FARLEY and v K staynou SON
Sold by legal oricr under he direction Of Murray ho,Ran t
ca,S 'T5 asoSn NJ DO " II| 5 M c.r 70 be- made
BIZ him OF properly ee on the outheriy side Of Iy out M
feet essicrly FROM Iave end A. j. bleecle son & aoane
properly located the loIllar size OF fi eye1 20 ie l
Al pTss'e sale t Is reported us BY VIM H. Reynor Of @
25l front S22 rear KS e pore side and ~ on he ioui,
sp lsg In 81 the oii Knc,b on tr nortisy side
OF Eh (Which street Is not el IA '
t9e street so ie9 5l pOuff' M IA $780, ~ no. III tj
iee sso os5 iS RI ois saa n,1 w.
Oar attention has beea called to report which in one Of
Of ground each 6oroo located tho soa,hea
chaser named being wCkno0u actor end must admit iag been
much sstonhds tespanty rdeuouspe mention 8, ai1e
ioO3 and the inside The HIGHEST valuation
S1 10 81 s All 'da sas P real cte va. $50
IoI asil,l lois recent uo p NE aii'-.e
error ih report, ee NJ Soem has ted sds WAT
sales advertised to take place at the Exchange;
b. NJ Miller leral sale under TIE direction Of Dennis NJ Car
pcncr referee lot, with bulng 2lrO located e olerY
side Of M'lson-aYe 10 eIll inches nOhery from onchuuland
Legal Sale under the direction Or Ichi Dsamih referee lo
2o130 ocfet Tie westerly side Of bNngtonave ~ feet nocrJ
Under the same order and direction. lot 2s1a7uo22 located
DE soailey SIDE Of LslEl' 20 ieei n'sc es'g 4i0A
By Jos McGare legal sale under the direction Of cbr Cooler
westerly ia Il Matsolavc 70 feet II inches uouley ho
b, a. j. Iccl Son o. legal m under ere direction o. L. A.
solsy sde OF EgayEltst. ~ feet inches westerns from
ThiId.aTe. .'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

must be something enormous, bu VIC suppose the bus-
ness s on the WHOLE remuneratycs and that tnere are
sim plenty OF outside fools 70 contribute money ''"1
these epot children Of fortune may continue u
themselves ike WI Indians.
The whole market started OF steadily but ater pili
reaction at the Board the list became s'rone anu ~ t'
time the Second Board adjourned prices OF the lelAE
fayOrites had been established on basis OF 70 = POI
cent higher figures than current 90 the hrst caN'
Notably the Old Commodore's pets were 10 buy
ing demand, Central selling at o8i and Lake Shore
05i. Rock Island well supported apoFo
no. despite the prospective now shares. western
Uuon sold repeatedly sJl, bi heavy sales ABOVE ~
broke down tho price per cent Wabash was DO, ,'I
behind IN the rae, and rose from III to 72 closing 40 r.
The st. joseph stocks commanded attention, the Com
mon moving 40 ga lsionl or tue miscellaneous slres
Quicksilver advanced a. Canton selling at lla@l'-i
Harlem sold 40 u.s. and Panama no 133. In the expresses
United states sold az 49, American, G7997i and A''uF
at o. Opening highest, lowest. and closing prices Oh
qfoc Ire W. p ae foll0.vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Ma nnnox cLoslne 10 Of Forslsn Exchango:

me Treasury this morning called in from the Fourth
National Bank s68Il7 49, and from the Bank OF Com
merce "a total OF Sl5s6 SO, representing the
special deposits made in these institutions on the ocea
sion OF the gold specuations Of October There now
remains in these Banks only s1S58i6 ST. the treasury
having recalled all but this amount The mere tact OF
the Secretary requiring it at time when money Is IN
an exceedingly stringent condition mas ehelteu mucn
go,,ore comment from the street. Money has been
worth 1G and to the street brokers nearly
all day though at times and SIC and interest were also
paid The highest rate was per cent, but after the
brokers had made up their accounts rates receded TO
and T. these being the closing quotations. Merchant
paper Euio a 40 90 n Per cent.
Government bonds have been inactive and lower, in
svnpatby with the decline in gold. Tomorrow the
Treasury will buy million Fve-Twenties. Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
by the American Exchange Bank IN this city, II app'

NV tho American Exchange Bank in this city, applied
for before Jan &c. After that date the interest VIII %
paid NJ Columbus.
Messrs Jay Cooke & CO. sin p'y tho January intsfes
OF The ast mortgage bonds OF tho northern Pace iit
road at maturity Tho registered interest vi" Oe l''U
by checks cent By ina.i % order Of boldho!defa'
Holders Of old Kansas rerrit0IiaD bond are inFteh 10
tho advertisement Of the President OF INC "1'''''
Currency Bank ga another column.
Tie aggregate amount Of exports exclusive ~ sper''
rom tc port OF New-Yop< 20 fogea ports for tho "ee@
ending Dee. ~, iaI2, waa sJ5cl,Jn
The Philadelphia stock market is dull PeHnsyl-
yaua g. i,0; Philadelphia and Eie Railroad, 2Sj h .N-
ing Railroad, 5sli PmasJ vans Railroad, - Coli
1f2f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Tuesday. Dec. LIP. ".

..H TUESDAY, Dec. lip. ".
Notwithstanding the extraordinary and con-
tnued s1ngency In money, to which reference made
in the appropriate place, the stock speculation was
moderately active and well supported though con-
cessons were made at the close from the full prices OF
the day. Pacific Mail the card, and occupied
lts new stature with distinguished honor, the price
opening at Is against rs at the close last night and
reaching 7si with barely bolt. This point reached,
however, retroGrsde movement set in, the variations
In the stock being. as usual rapid and startling, until
at the close the price again back There
assigned for the change Of front in the stock
10 10 quite likely the days OF tho stock was IN
full accord with its prime manipulation.
Tie chief object Of the stookwe pool seems TO be TO
perform In erac why MS 10 set NIL calculation as 10
their designs at naught. Up TO certain point we
guessed correctly TO their pan and thoae who have
Needed have done we'll But their ground and lofty
tumbn9 Of yesterday and to-day Included 80 many
moro acrobatic feats than had been attempted by
any troupe of financial acrobrats OF athletes OF
our time that We must confess we were taken
unawares, tho performance being so far in
excess OF cur widest expectations. We
can only account for the extraordinary exhibition on
the supposon that the clique have acquired such su
pernuty OF strength that they do MT mind attemptinga
double somersaut two though they occasionally
get an ugly thump from falling to land squarey on their
feet. The OF commissions the pools have paid
for ofcpeated sales OF large blocks OF the same shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

The Peoples Gas Company OF Brooklyn have declared
a dividend OF per cent, payable jan Is.
The Third National Bank has declared dividend Of
per cent In gold payable Jan. 2.
The National Trust Company will pay semi-annual
dividend OF per cent Jan q
The New Jersey Insurance Company have declared
semtannua dividend OF 8 per cent in gold, payable on
demand.
The Ohio Commissioners OF the sinking Fund advertise
that the January interest the State debt will be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
nd The fnnnwina for CITY bank stocks:

In railroad bonds fair degree of activity noted
throughout the day. Prices well maintained Cen
trail Pacifcs selling 1O2G IO2s; Union Pacific Frsts 49,
Ere Fourths 92a9? N Y Central Skies, SO, at 9t c..
C. and l. C. Fiss, ssi9ssi Boston, Hartford and Erie
Frsts at 49a 943k Pitts Fl Wayne and Chicago Frsts
az iOis and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Firsts, &c.
fr,, ,olio, fha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

The state bond market has been quiet and devoid OF
speca feature Outside Of the fluctuations created by
speculative movements, there no new elements
affecting the course of the market Virginia Consols
were steady yesterdays decline, but South Caroinas
new, January aud July issues, were firm az 2430245
Tennessees were nOminay steady. The following were
tIoh L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

MTLWACKEE And n. IlUL VOID HIF ~
MORTON, Bliss o. Co. 20 B~oad-st, veil receive
subscriptions for Ono Million D)llars Of the f.rt
MORTGAGE Seven Per Cont Gold Bonds Of tAe Bib
wauzee and St. Paul Railway Co. at 81, payable a.d
deliverable January lst. The present cash 7aiaeoi
the share capital OF thc Co. Is over i.ocA m--.9A
dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

We offer the balance Of the First Aohr8iiH
(onIy $4,000 per mile Pm CESr GoLD QoAHIi FLY
Cor-poy BoSDs OF The LocNsroRr, CHAW
F0ppgyuIE AND SOUTH-WETmE RAILWAY %
Indiana. This Road is Dishcd and eQugred, and
already does a large business in tho team. pr-1iion
Of block coal J0yrs % ScuUYLEa, - P.uc-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

Holders Of The old KANSAS TEnnrorAL BoTns'
(unpad) are requested to confer with the President
of tbis hank. Z. +. THOMPs)S,
National Currency Bank.
o. Broadway Ncaiclh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18


FRuITS-Ihe demand Foregn has been less acy though there
bat mostly IN obbBg lots Layer RasiHs bave
declined 81 &aS % 10 for trade lots with 80 bb al thoe
last but other kinds without ehang Punes
sales " Is 5iV8c
lowest price and dull "a ftJc tuant 7e
Quarter firm about c gold but half boxes do du
Hberts and request previoaA prices
PRATHBRS-The Prime but steady "a d7tc.
Mred aree less plenty and 6rm, al f3oSSc.
GRAIN-noes Of Wheat early In the day advanced their views aei
nothing estabsh values Winter offered
holders coudeaL The marfet closes
Of freight greatly etard business FOR export Msp
buying spang The saes are ~ 40 bush Al s AZ er No
Milwaukee chiefly in lo 81 a for Nc. Milwaukee.
o. Red Western. - "a for White Michigan. Barley quiet,
lots Choice ane sales 81 IL @ bush Al Sc f5I No.
Barley Malt Choice steady Common unsalab sales q 100
New Western aud 81 s0for City
irregular Good Sweet Western drm Stained dull ami lowers the
go buzhi New Ohio NIed at tse and Choice
5oc White At 5as3c Bsck t5dilci Western
sole for White al 81 ds State At oosle Rye
dull somnaL Corn Inactive and bsav shippers hold %
arr "a 40 bas steamer at e6desic M esi a66e for New
Old In 6iic Western Mixed Al o1c, Western White
la72e sosAegn White al S for Jersey yellow 81 ood6e
GUNNiRSThe market for Bars Is dull and nominal ltle.
l2e quote Domestic q IA 3c for spot. l3ie for Winter
mcDhs and l3l d for the Spag month"; Ieia DOLL
HDkS1hce continued good demand for Dry Hides
ket 6n Wet Sated Hides ARA and In sood request Cal
have been 67J Hides Bses I'm
and e01l Hides from domest Total u o. Hides ga
Bales as follows; tl0e nom sasAna 81 Thomas from
TamPco, Tnpioo Iva fom Vera Cruz City hehsa m
from ST. Mare Petts 28 from Brsos nom
NewOsans Geo Washington, lol New per Gen
Mead SIS IRON sayannah san JsDo 30 IRON Dc,
ports "a bales from Cseat Z. Poster naes tao
1th inst have been 6l0o0 lses and Bales a. for,
$50 Dry Bueaos kres and Bne Rios 10 Al n, ae s
eee'ed LOCO Dry BusnOs Aes see0nds 10, private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
SECOND BOARD.



tODn T. {. g. 1891 Cou..... l0oOo u $ so Cou. b.tt
oelock..........Il7i l1.............1I Ocockllot
300 L. $40 9e 62..... DNUlu = 80 Cou, !5oJ.n
u O'Clock
1000 L. s. go C0u b2,...l2 VO ~. > WOiCoupOh.'
..-..il<ti = O'CLOCK
900 o. 5. 20 Reg G..... 900 u, 5a 5L CouVn''" -,
LetWeen p O'Clock ..lu3
100 a. : 5 20 Con- ~. Il0.1O L. y c. Curreucy...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Coleman BenedicI's cloHng Qu0tal

Tho gold speculation for time during INC Hor'iS
was quite active and the price was borne down lr' I1s
to 113 te latter market being dull and steady at MS 10
10 The probability that the Secretary win shortly order
the prepayment OF the January Interest without reoae
and the sales OF long gold were among the reasons
for the break to-day. The foreign news is still favorable
consols and bonds ruling with iTmness. On gold loans
the rates were per cent for borrowing ~ Hat Inc AS
sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $500 IN called BOND"
and $4,000 IN coin interest. The days business at me
cold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
s255G5cOO; gold balances, S1i32io currency Daahces'
81 n1a raa The nnotatlnns were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE sTOCK EXCHANGE-FIbsT CALI
10t O'CLOCK 4. VI.
So or f0-frff4r bgns
5O0OU s. $40 Con 65...tCl 1000 4. 81 Con - u,.t
500 L. s. 5 20 Cou C5....llJ 5'C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
hotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ Occupying square fn Worcester to Spnhg st Boston d.
r. ROGERS. prorneor.
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VI.
-Rev }. NEWMAN, % D. Prop open from May speaaifae'
TO families and season uotrlele - -
WINTER RESORT.-ROYAL VICTORIA
w HOTEL Nassau ~ r, Bahamas q open. Penons de-
srng eseap the gor Of Eorhe Winter can 91ian gSSa
Agent. 81 Broadway, New-forL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
aIarble ano Slate Mdniels.

KLABFR, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
Ne ling MONKS ad - Rass hghNetih.sL Marble ni
Nsrlertd Mnil nlug fiap Couur Aonneni AZ inees "'
ief, comueiton. Msrb.e tanning Tor ihe frsie
SVEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- saatdsegns Slate wors q eyey Description hAhBLn sua
WOOD lfANTElS r. r. STEWART 4 Co, 2O and ~ West
TucuYi1rl-ss Seyerth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
GOunirn Real estate for Sale.

VUUWIU HtUI NDlHIt lUl ~'''N'
EISHER's LANE AND N. PENN. X. R.-50
acres Of LAND bounded by Fishers Lane,
Penn r. Wgohocking aud Fouftst but Eve miles north
Of Asrkes Civ Philadelphia offered for SALE at low price
Pinht 30 opened through the property Address the
owner John ROBERTS Minneapolis Nina his attorney, THOs
SIMPLIFY u North Seveuhst.. PhilsdelphiA. go
4 EWiS COUNTY FARM--222 acres good
Il huudnst imnlemens and stock; Az farm Low
pnoe hULAND NIhliN"' . DeeiHADs|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATl0NERS, PRINT
- YRS aud BLANKBOOk MANUFACTURERS, No. 20 faltoss
ACCOUNT BOOKS made " pattern. orssrs lo'elsd -
HBsRY l.. 6LOTK JONATHAN JANhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT and PASSENGER LIMB

FOk IHAkLLsIOkl y. FOkIS, AND TIE kUI
AID SOUTHWEST.
ssibe ever TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY from Pier
Nc ~ Hoftt Rive. al 80. ID The seanships
JAMES ADGBK. Capt T. J. LOCKWOOD Il Sesdsy Dee IT,
GEORGIA Capt CROwELL, Thursday, Dee, 10.
MANHATTAN, Cart ". {. WooDhULL. SATURDAY, Dee 81.
ruufror
sue bs Of sang With TIE South CAIehhs Railroad
~ III points South West the North Railroad
Fencs ard al points On the CberaS and Darlington Kali
road s0 d Florida port this line OEk
VAIPPER CENT i0rwGIasd free Of Bills Of
AIDING furnished signed the once Local Passenger ADD Freight
Once No Ia Westst, Of WarsntL
HENRY K MORGAN 4 Co, Agents
tbroggh Freight, apply 20 BENTLEY u: hAsDbLb
General AGENT Great Freight Line No. 3i7 Broadway
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BK DISPATCHED AS SOON AS
LOADED.
EBt1aBSs On Tbenn o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
. nnorntLons VOC as fonows

The days business at the U. s. suolIreasury vas
60. s77, t27 o5 Currency payments 3 5ol.l31 p
"oi i g5lll ii Cur-sncs bllaics.. 2s5t26 ~
,,ois alsree stgi55,6 81 Customs I5lV u
lsrrr4rg rFcfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE WV
n YORK TRlHuNk Will BE RECEIVED At IhE tttV ~
So. up o5p m. % regular Office rates
A SMALL family will let furnished, without
"a bolr large mont aud back ROOM second loo as' fn'
i0l.- 49,
/ ELANDs STURTEYANT HOUSE,
CKsduIiY LocATEp. .,-.
LEWIS GRo. s. LELAND Pr1Ire-2-1-
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL
OPPOSITE NEW-HAFtN DEPOT.
Anaicm md E-ro9eln nav
ELgGAwI AND NEWLyFuRNlsnp hoJAs
tn suite % tuglr o. ia...cs OF e. ,irs
LIBERAL TERMS no rEahAShAl tAallt2
MISS IT, L. OGDEN
~ LIT, p,n1os I Ti6o s55,s furnished also other
ROOMS vi Oh private table or table board
DARTIES SEEKING FURNISHED APART
70 o sure reererces prices large list Of iistess holcs, by
applying TO WlLItAMJ. COLES l,4ol Bloaisay
DARTIES desiring reliable information con-
oeng Rooms, With without Boari appy a Everett Library
CTAAMERlNG.-N York Stammering In
- stute testabnh7 Ulg, PROS Aann Gown M-l.f r., ~
West Ivenlrdli Ts.er.ne ilrheii no ilsisalt ,jI
vices until cured Send Tor prusreeta.
q EAST NlNTH-SK., between Fitth-ave. and
- UnTGtgpa and loufle ROOMS n.aoIieF ia.
nhed for families single gentemeni also TABLE BOAkDERs
up CLINTON-PLACE--A large, beautiful
SsB PARLOK and large ROOM adjoining with without boaId
separate or together. Fni-class references required
ON1 WEST FORTY-THlRD-sT.- -Pleasant
~ ROOFr TO LIT wth BOARD; desirable l0cittn CON
yenien to four lne ofears reference gwen snd required
OFT WET FORTY-NINrH-ST.- Hand
=, somey shed FRONT ROOM with BOARD hot a,d cola
water bathroom IT, private family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Gitp properip 10 fei.
Gounirp propertp TO fff.

MARKET GARDENING.-To LET on shares,
WI good LAND fruit, &c near center 81 an' @IP"
~ Wss ELIAbsh Railroad depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
DENTISTRY.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
y a ne sn,lee use % a.rous ST . i'ia "a,
WITHOUT PALMS 5000 paseu. testify See her names al he
Vace NO. l3 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
GIlsfcilansous.

Holm DWIGHT x Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
SAIERATUs, SUPER-CARB. SODA, &C,
80. N oHEip, Network
w a. WILLARD.
w . MANUFACTURER OF MIRRORS LOOKING GLASSES
and PICTURE FRAMES. ga Caual-sL. NJ \.
sRN NEW SONGS, ARTS, and 90 new RE-
ebV CFlPTS mslci free THO =. WOOD, veruoa, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE MARKETS.

lClFefrlv Reoorel IHE rRB~vr.i 60 --,
AS-eTle recr5 today are pigs; Pots ac s, ie3 tt %
ye.iv. qilfS at . 81. Pes r. llaclTc rla ntnha-
WILiING MArERIhl,-Bscs r.rsn lrn. si,h g'1 ifaf'
III go0i rsqut,t sud steady. Latns ln r t ti
Iire meets w 40 fur inquiry, Uill -t -iaa fith t -'
Oiler descriptions are gi.h5at change We q10'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
SALES FROM

200 Dos. II 4 Z.
Railroad ....b. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

DRUGS AND DYTS-Opiam good dmand ana he marsc
strouger $40 gold bonds ShoEate Potash nas lv
impruyed hed at 4d4llc gold Chemicals dr ant TAME We
note small OF reners 3o0G Jl5 Cream Iaft1r az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

MOST POSITIVE. ABSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL
l Lot sale made will be TINT OF the John Ber
zen estate Brooklyn, 70 be sold by JERg Johnson
Exchange Salesroom, III Broadway Sixty per cent on
mortgage for three years Maps now ready at office Of
JERE. JOHNSON Jr., % Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21
WEyTUHEsT8R COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RE TT.

LWQuNDs 4 Co, OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. MOUNT
II Vernon Westchester county, IS minutes from Forty
street via the York and New Haven Railroad
offer the following Houses I'm Mount Vernon and
vicinity;
One House Chester HILL 1--WE minutes walk from
depot; 10 rooms; rent $500 per annum
One furnished House. two story, with French roof stu.
ate on Chester Hill nc view Of the Sound ten minutes
Walk OF the depot contains ii rent 500 per an
mum furnished, or 5000 unturnished.
ans Residdsnce corner Of First avenue and Third
all In perfect order; size OF lot 200 by this Is very
nice place Rent, unnirnished, $3.50 per annum.
Tho Residence Of Dr. Burnett, on Third avenue near
Second street, Six minutes from depot house contains
eleven rooms good dry cellar water in house house Is
well vcntilaed Will be rented furnished unfinished
this very desirable place plenty of shade rent
furnished, 500; unfnrnlshed, $500 per annum.
The fnc Residence Of Third avenue and Second
street Mount Vernon, owned BY D. G. Hickey, Esq, viii
be rented TO good tencnt at the low rent 500 per
annum; house contains ten rooms; water hid gas in
house lot 20 by 2o5; plenty Of fruit OF all kinds;
bargain.
We also have several small Houses and Cottages
from $3.50 and upwards. Also Lots Plots Farms Country
Sents and Houses sale and xchange City Property
Observe our sign tho door.
EDMONDS A co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

II EXTINCTION AyENUE.-FOR SALE, ON THB NORTH
IL east corner Of Lexington Fifty street.
an elegant four story high stoop Ohio stone with
bay window on street, two bathrooms billiard &c.
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

A FEW FINE PLOTS ON FOURTH AVENUE, I'M
~ proved by the Vanderbilt runne! Road for sale N
low prices lots Seventy third five Sew
bnty-ffth street; ~ AT Eighty-eighth street
ALvAH BEEBE SON 80 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

Ok nm CASH, BALANCE 4a66 6N MORT
PC.UVO gage.-For SALE ono OF the finest three
story and basement brown stone Houses III Bedford
enne, between Hewes and Penn streets, in Brooklyn, f.
In The Nimeteenh ward house eniirc,y new and has
every modern Improvement range, hot and cold water
heater laundry splendid gas fixtures and closet in every
(thrce in Kitchen. marble washstand in every
room fine acove room two parlors and cloak &c
only ten minutes from ferries and block from
Apply TO SPOONER BROS 4 CO, 2D6 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A LITTLE GEM OF A COUNTRY PLACE, A MILE
N above Sing Slng contains IL acres; house has 10
rooms There is a new barn, stable and poultry house
contains large fruit trees; beautiful brook through
the place. and pond can be easily made will be sold for
5000 and rented for $780, Tho will meet visitors
at the depot
Also elegant Residence In Sing Sing The house
has ~ rooms French roof gas good WELL good cistern in
the Kitchen and good cellars 1t Is quarter of mile
from tho Hudson River Railroad depot, In a beautiful
street. Price $4,000, or will rent It. No cncumbrance.
WILLETT McCORD Sing Sing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

A TTRACTIvE SHORE FRONT PROPERTIES FOR
N sale at Greenwich and Riverside, Conn-InexPen.
sivc Cottages and elegant Villas 5000 Address
J. W. ATWATER, Riverside Station, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

A GREAT VARIETY OF SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY
N Residences
embracing many Of the most desirable in the market for
sale and to let By j. D. j. II. SKIDMORE, 81 Cedar st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

J,OR SALE AND TO LET-TWO 24x4O TWO STORY
L. basement and Mansard roof Houses, Third
and l42d street, North New York, containing IL
gas and WATER with stable and garden. low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

LNOR SALOON THE HUDSON, ONE OF THE MOST
u beautiful Places In Yonkers two of Land fine
brick House and Stable water front included; carpets
new and elegant Furniture 4 desired No brokers need
apply. Inquire of II. /. ROBERTSON Department Pub
Works da5 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

AT ORANGE.--TO LET OR FOR sALE-FRENCH
N roof Cottage piazzes az acres fruit trees 40 acre.
pa.t...oo rent eA75; price, with half acre, 5000
sKIDMoRE, 8: Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-21

L'OR SALE OR TO LET-AT WILTON, MORRISANIA,
Is minutes walk from Harlem Bridge, on ls7h street.
23O feet from Southern Boulevard Gothic Cottage,
rooms heater fruit trees &c frat class neghborhood
Apply ut 236 West Thirty seventh street