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, 1873-10-12

Wheat was active, but weak. declining ago
pcr bu on cash lots, and 10 OH the option for de-
to soil, both from local and outside holders. Liy,
orpool vas again quoted or, Will, a very dull
foolug tho Understood reason be ne Tho faat OF
largo departures for that port, the cloara9cos Of
tho past weok being l,0oo ovg nll, ~ adui!'on 60
Atlantic ports. Now York adyices were or si1ni-
lar tonor, and this tended TO roduco our shipping
demand, especially as tho SEASON Ia now far atl-
yanccd for Europo"n oporatti;onfs :st,;of, po,ts W.
most of the recent purchases hnye been
mado. Tho inquiry for cash lots WAS ohieny
from parties who wantcd to complete eareoos.
and geuoraly nnulcd tho hours in which thoy
wanted tho regents There sU4 a4 sn tto yo mere
day, and tho movement Indicated that bofoto
cash lots suiacicnt to induce capitalts to tako
hold for the pnrpoao Of carylng - soer Noye,, u
openod at 81. l.03IG, declined to S1.oa, and oloacl
irtnor at sl.02j5S, in spite of the fact that Now
York WAS reportea lower at / O'Clock. Seller
'he month H. e0zo naas 1Su s. frossS osas s the
aoBslon. Northwestern No. 9 spring cloaad at
S1.09. No. / spring sold down to 91.oo for
ordinary or Northwestern, but closed ilr!nor. ny.
spring closed nominal ut 0715o and rejected 10
wore reported Of 800 bn No. spring at s1.o7 /;
500 bu do at s1.0',l; 2,400 bu do 1T slUa; 10000
hu No. ! Northwestern at el.1o; o.io0 l,u 10 at
81 Los; g00bu do ut $l.O0; II. 400 bl No. spring
at a1.o3,1; 10000 bu do ut 51.03; 92,o00 bu lc
At sl.o9sl 9o.2o9 bn do at s1.o2}5 lii 800 BY de
at Il. 1.0211 2,400 bn do ut 81. .02 1900 bu No.
Nostlwestorn at sl.os15; o;soo ba % 9d at sl,oa
1880 bu No, Apring vt eao !, 4itl1 bn DO n
9759a; l,2oo bu roieot0d spring ut ooo' Total
Corn WAS moderately active, but go lowor, ba
Ing weakened by ropnfta of i lecne 1t, Liyor
pool and Now York, which, with large rocoipt
lloro, aa'tl reports OF biz co"hignlae,'ts OH th'
OH lilo part Of tho nlurts, md fAir reason fo
lower lricea. Tl1oye was not 1nnoll Of khlppint
demand, but a fnir amount Of buying In Ut TIL
reauccd pricos, by lnrties WHO has! sold to do
liyor this month all noxt from the country, NIL
wore uuabn to purchase In tho country at price
Tio voal y them t. s pnrd II " o ahes rna,
onusil,g q temporary strength In pricoH. I'll
shtpmonts from Now York during tho naa
week woro worry Hnlall, leaving root
for moro lileral export: movement i
tho future. hut tho prleo IN Enrop
| outlook harQ u less pr01lsing. V4e xec0lpt4 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
TAINTOR'S CONFESSION.

HIs ADMISSIONS TO BANK EXAMINER MEIGS-EOW
THE TRUST FUNDS AND SPECIAL LOANS WERE
USED IN wAIL-sT.-FULL DETAILS OF HIS sPECU-
IATIoNs.
The trial of Frank L. Taintor indicted for
embezZling the funds Of the Atlantic National Bank
begun yesterday in the United sates Circuit Cour,
before Judge Benedict. In opening tho for the
prosecution, United States Distrct-Atorney Bliss re-
cited the oftenTeported story OF Tanos transactions
said that he should prove beyond doubt that Tantor
Illegally used the funds Of the bank in spoculations in
Wall-st., and closed substantially as follows:
II will be urged by counsel for the defense that Tantor
used the funds OF the bank he did by and with the
Now even If the directors were In COLLISION with
Taintor In his stock speeulaons they could not under
may. viii be found that the directors OF the Atlantic
National Bank never gave the accused any authority to
use its funds In his Wall-st. TRANSACTIONS.
ExMayor Hall crosse xamned the witnesses intro
duced by the prosecution, and they testified substan
italy as follows:
Frederick T. Tappan-1 am President OF the Gallatln
National Bank and Chairman OF the Clearing house
been acquainted with the Atlantic National Bank
in the Gallatln Bank In April last. aud had
versatiOn' there; Mr.. Gallatin was present at
consequence of heavy speculations in wallst,
the Atlantic National Bank had become 80 greatly In
also informed that the stock sDeculaons were not
on his own account but that he engaged Ia them for the
Tue shattered OF
be said that he had refused TO have tho banks Affairs
eAHnihed by the directors because he wanted
10 place them IN the hands OF the Clearing
house Committee. Tantor told that when
n ne entered the bank as cashier he found
II IN very weakened condton that after he had been
IN some me the President and the directors placed
the pahk ehey under his control and allowed him 10
do what he thought best that he had speou
lated on account OF the bank hoping by lucky stroke
10 put 1t on s feet again. Tantor stated be
had lost heavily In Pacific Mail stock In 1872; that the
bulk OF his loss occurred then that all stock opera
lions since then had Resulted dsasrouAy aud that tho
lOss 20 the bank would amount 10 about Sl250OO
i told Taint0r % return TO the bank and inform the
directors that the Clearing-h Committee would
soon come examine its affairs aud that none OF the
banks papers must Dc touched till the Committee came
wien arrived at the bank found Tlntor and two or
three Of the there TWO three the Clear
iDP-h6nse Committee came with me; at the bank had
a rurther conversation with Taintor: told him that
Il would expedite matters II lao would mako q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. Der, %. i.
Mails tor Havana direct steamship Wilmington close ~ m
suppIemensy Mail for letters and printed ma.tsf Is
elossd At 240 D. m steamship sails from Pier NO. l5 NJ H.
WEDNESDAY. Der. 20. -,
Man. FIR Rurope Wis Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Manhattan close At Supplementary Nal for double postage
Isters printed closed 81 the PostOmce alOJO N
Steam shin sail. from Pier No as NJ H. at l1;3OA
A PIuslar Closed Mail q BY this line.
rHURSDA1. OCT 3d.
Man, for Europe PymOu ChsrbOur snd Hamburg per steam
.hp Westpha close II NJ Mai for doeble.
postage letters and pnnted II closed the PosOhce AZ l:3O
m STAN hp at from foot OF Thrtst. Hoboken
Malls for Havana direct steamship CITY Of HaVana close
m Supplementary Mail for double postage letter. and printed
the PotOhee AZ Z:SO IN esAmsup SAILS
al 3 p N. from Pier No. 3N. K
FRIDAY. OcT 81.
ms for Newfoundland eOss at The Neafo Postohes s'erT day
q D. N. Haitian
H,hf,I N H. closed at the sswYori Pofohee ~sU
Day At D. and goes via Boston
sATURDAf. Nov. l.
for he United Kingdom only via Queenstown and LIVERPOOL BY
Gle steamship Oceanic close q. 1870 suppen:ps MAJ o
double postage letters printed matter closed as the PostOh
N. Steamship sails a, p m. from White Star DOct Pa
Vonis Ferry Jersey civ. ,,-
Nail, oi the Continent Of Europe via Bremen By che steamship
Hermann close ~ Supplementary Mail for doubeposags
letters pnnto closed tho POsOhce al l3O o. N
Steamship sails a. = m. foct Of Third St, Hoboken .
Direct via Bs snd aVrc, by the steamship
garope ~ ~ beanshp sails at m from PEI No.
som
Mail. tor City San Antonio close at
steamship sails at 3 D. m. iron Pier No. 20 K Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
DEPARTMENT or BUILDINGS.

BuLins. reported epiing 20, 1873:
All West FybrisL, unsafe generally n l. SUNDAY sehooi
Mission
No stanton ST. reir ehmneJs, Lee A,vord
No 279 B0wery unsafe chimney; Nm u. Aston owner
No 2i9 BOssry unsafe chimney; Lee Alyord, owners
No PAT Bouery unsafe chimney; Lee q Tord, owners
No 25l BOuery unsafe chimney; W. N. Beach, owner
253 BowerY unsafe chimney and sh w n Beach owner
255 Bovery unsafe south wall Of w n Beach owner
No 90 Cntont rear unsafe ehmneys Lyingon estate
No 81 CHntont rear chmbeysi Livingston estate
NO. lO5 Clntous 'front.' unsafe cbnueysj e. L. snow
No 1883 DeAnoeyt. unsafe ehmneys Livingston estate
No 100 unsafe ehmneTs Livingston estate
No 10 Avenue 4. front wall; c. j. Folsom, agent
No 249 West Hoaon-s unsafe front WALL Copotiion Trinity
Church, owner =,
OBren oSners -,
No. I23 Bcoms- st. rear unsafe generally Allen $. Campbell.
No 333 BowerT un. chimney Gnd pier Lorari Estate
305 and 800 Bo~s unsafe sAubey &c As Bethany smith
No.. 2O2 2Oi South rnsae rear unsafe chimney and
no 206 south Fnhar. chimney and rie Love Estate
.
No unsafe ehimneysi WIN. H. Davis,
No unsafe cnmneYs Nathan Ahrshans
No 7O2 ave- unsafe ehnneYs John d. Lewis,
No Is Besch-5t unsafe obimneys unknown, owner
No so unssfe ehmneJs and front wall C. s. Covert,
agents q, n,,n
4i9 West Kgh1senh rear unsafe east WALL Mrs Henry,
No IO5 MaoousasL unsafe chissysi T. " AvSter owner
No 1871 Wet Thirty ani'st, unsafe sat wall l. Dahy owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK, Monday, Oct. q

NETWORK, Monday. Oct a. 1873.
There were no public transactions at the
Exc hange saesroom to-day. Mr.. James NJ. Miller al
iourned the Supreme Court sao OF house and lot No
West Thrtcenth-st. until Nov 5. at the hour and
place.
following sales announced to take place at the
Exchange tomorrow:
rnder direction Of T. astead and Robert Perrin executors
Gse lots Of ,nd nohHe OF Nnave aud
Of NAthahe Jarvis j referee. lot OF land
south side Of fy-nlshst, 125 feet
25r2OO l0 lot OF laBd south west corner Of
Besckrst and South Rhye 25r2j Under the direction OF H.
23gg ee east u ScanmelsL, 230I96 Also LEGAL sale, Fifty h
st. south side, 425 feet west OF RighthaVe., 2OrlO05
ny Il. j. Bleek>r Son d 20.
Leg sale rhempsont east SIDE 100 feet north OF BeeRe
2jIl00
sale 10 tT lots One hunife .ou st., 3JO feet east
BIZ yos1A Mcclure.
Court foreclosure sale Of house and os No 20 Avenue
cas-. side, 90 feet north Of Seeondst, lot 2OISO
Messrs. Lecount * Pine Will sell at New Rochelle,
Westchester County, tho ground, tomorrow, Tues
day at IL a. NJ the handsome residence and Ia build
ing lots lately owned by the Hon. Albert Badeau. The
deau- places, Avenue A, Washington and UniOn-ayes.
The property located In central part OF the village,
I'm close proximity 20 railway depots andne Huguenot
Park Persons wishing TO attend the sale can take the
train at 1910 o'clock. Maps will DO furnished Dy
the auCtiOneers-
Messrs Lespluasse Friedman report the sale OF lis
los on south side OF
brtv een Thirteenth and Fourteenth ayes, for $4,000
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
PROTECTED BUILDINGs.

y buildings proposed which plans sp,escA
ions have suhntei the Department Of BuDgs dang
wei endiug Ssturdsy, Oct 20, 1873;
Pifyfnhn, rie, $50 feet east Of Frstave brick
workshop story, 25r3O y Brown
seru,hsv $50 aud 39l brick and each
ave stories, ~. 6t55, Andrew Hafner.
wsst Tbreenth No. 1928 brek stable stories 2jI
20 M1lfod, -
E. Fnrninh No. $40. brick stable three stories
2SI36 ". Murray
West FnT sItbst uorh aide, 200 Of sevsnbsve
o.e brek stable two Ones 2jt5j. John " Papke osner
Prstave side 81 feet North o. one brick
.,oe and tenensnt Stories 1880 r. Landauer owner
gss Pou No 374 bnet workshop three stories 23I
~, A. Baer, 'ewnsr.
951 lOl 81 ieet; Roche Broa.
l49 feet West Broadway
brck stories, 25I9j feet; Henry Naor owner
West second ST. No 3fG hck aud ensnea ave
stories 81 u 97r0O feet John Deppser owner
Hundred AMI Tssnty 6rst 800 Of Third ava
busA saenet is seue zikp0 iso, fhOa D,ey Osas6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
BUILDING RECORD.
OCT IS 1878 yRos run B'oH
DEPARTMENT. BuiLDiSGA
W. Supernendent


ENDING AruRpAY IS 1873 vRos run SOon
BuiLDfSGA
WALTER W. ADAMS, Superintendent
Th BHr,aH Of Conjunction and alteration HeHTy Dudty
ieneents nd bg 6esss the estimated e" OF ef.o
Of sid buildings S9325Oj IS plans submitted for alteration "a o.
which are 70 seconda buildings special applications Tor frame SUI
other structures IL.
Bureau Of Unsse Busfings Volanons md Corpiant'
dndrep Og:ns, Cht-Repos complaints received l1 violations
reported 49, violations 49, unsafe buildings reported 30
made safe, 23 notices Of oou ofyoous served 2J notices Of
unsafe served, AZ; number Of buings examined 3SJ.
Bureau Of Iron Wort, John Ydnrbek ChbRepOs buildings
6reescapes 81 buildings provided with 49, notices
for Gre escapes ery so number Of arch geF On beams and
lntels tested 3.
BGrsas Of 7Reatrs Hotels. Sehool House, Special
ton Of eight hesters vh Ebo Grand Opera, Lyceum Booths
Olympic Bans RObuson's Halls violation Of Section 30 Of The
Building reported special Of Unionquare Theater
made the Of and Gre protection found 10 b. uent the
b. either the and BY window either
side syWays the balconies By broad and By windows
and doors hotel and either side aywss stage has broad
FouhYe aud four windows drawing are beneath te
separate building PoGr.have protected by
the building heated bT the boiler and engine being
sidewalks Of POurteenh WodWOhs patent pnnp con
with 3nch hose under auditorium the dies and 2neh on ne
properly distributed sOd the jets protected by
baskets ventilation is By 10 Windows either side. -
HOhs-Ofcia examination has been made Of the 81 Chares NO
G Broadway Cooper Unlon Nos 10 and u hav 81 Julien
No $50 Badwa9 Grand Central Nos G87 TO SIT Brosayi Al
House 1884 Broadway and additional de'eco
ordered The SeNYOrk No III BoadFaY
Wem0rAnd Nos AZ and AZ Union and the Brewer HOUSE.
supplied egss aud Ire protection required by
School Of Grove and Hudsonts
relnspested ARd reported having been made safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

POET OF EgW -fORK ............,.........OCr n.
CLEARED.
Steamship France (Brl. Andrews, Liverpool p W. j. Hurst
snp Ajii lBr]. Aseoos, HSvre for orders G. Tobias Co.
safk Argonau (Gsr.l beenzrafe, Bremen. ~ koop Co.
Stella or oses Queenstown OF Falmouth reten' Book
Bari H. H. Duva orb Rogers Antwerp for orders Boyd Hnc
B.rt Pa Francisco (r.,) Pu.g,o Cork orders.
BARI II voro (ItA Mrino CoH,atioope soco'ieh Co ~
Bark Ytel lAust PsTo"ea Goa OF Falmouth fuea bye
Bark Ad. Barton Brl McGr1b Liverpool Rags Btslse Co
Brig H. Wheeler lBrh Mounuod, Philadelphia, Miller
BIZ Gadalu.I. DBL Mherson Glasgow. O. H. Trunbu Co.
DnS A. Hssey Orb Mas''pa. Jam He'uanleI, Deeper
sent s. Beracs Proctor, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamship shsna HaseJ Ns'Ofo'n' Oct ID. With ui'a and
steamship Hsiteras pu Norfolk Ctr Point. sSd acnmOuI With
B,f MSscl Gsrl Rit Giolseser S3 d,s in ballast
Bar Suoro GGsePpno a Marchese Rotterdam 90 days in bal
THO sr oso Belfast % DAY, il ballast :, a,, u, Deli
DOMESTIC PORTS.
KEY wEsr Pa 2t--Arriyed imshps City Of Auin ri
ddfe sailed for GalvoOn) City Of sia Antonio PEN
SSyaSSsm Oct 2G-Arvei steamship General Barnes Cheese.
New YORK Sailed steamships San Jaenio iaIad aud Hunts
CaAREEros Oct 26-Arvei steamship Manhi.tla from New.
SEW ostE,s, Oct 25-ssied steamship George Washington
Quick New York Arrived 2h. steamship CorIes, kemb!e. he"
Bosros Oct 27Auye steamship, Fg from Charleston; Ro
man. from philadelphia Galea rom hswiSr1 oa5hs usSgf
9Ds erssg s s , 6 Ss . D. is s oa B,@. f
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRISTOL Rng 27Te Great Western Lfe steamship Lady
Capt heufork Oct a. has arrived hee -
27.rhe steamship Ellie
a Capt nebc NesYok Oct Ii for Hamburg touched here
this morning
LtyERqooL 27Tbe Allan line somshD Scandinavia Capt
Smith, from Moatrea Oct IL, arrived here today
SPOKEN.
Ship Hsrmne Ge. from Bremen for SesYok Oct l, lat AZ
Ion. 10 -.
lon. 10 80 80 a.,
miles n. Of the LonSshps
MEMORANDA.
B.rr~oRE 27he bark Canpsnero before reported aground
Island Chesapeake bay aes being gatsned 6y the
VI 200 bags Of coiee nod o. aud reaehol ni' city yee
day 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
P4SSENG Frs ARRIVED.

PROM LVBRP0OL-Is steamship oeelatc Oct. 27.-nr Lyman
Bridges Mrs Draper, Mis- Draper James Brown and wife T.
Brown Sts0n A ami Mrs aud daughter
skd Mr. TuasasA j. r. Lanzior Sgn0r boa Apona Carols
George sgnor Don Ramon Grndos Pe gno Don jose
Gil Charles O. johnson James b. Foot John hcGnns Mrs
MeGun W. Fuller and vile BinAi sha.eros Edsan hcCar'
thT and children. VIM Wknsoo, Alex Irvine g. skinner Chs
Dckey Baruchn Mr. Ahrens VIM OHe James Peck wife
Don Modesto Cra SnOr DOB BaIl Men
chca Sgno Camilo Menehaci the Rev VIM " Kelly W. b.
Fsrve Gen. wilson Geo W. hsna wife and servant Miss Carrie
MAYNARD Johnson wife daughters and hrs r. ~
smith and children, J. Pnnkn Yates Henry T. hnnon j. o.
Cook Downes and friend A. BOehn and we erastus wilson
John ChS A. Dofemls the Rev DE ROga the Rev
Schake the Rev yrach tho ReL PAnnArty hr moo'on Mr.
Bachelor TbOa q. DOrmuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
DECIsIONS-OCT. u.

United States District Court-By Judge Batch
foT-ln the matter Of John H. Plat a'ssnse ag Alexander e.
plaintiff properly fled and not liens The funds in
S SS s r.. SDa The S m Of the &
Of Lowell q all the other jugnsH, eTslio except B.rnse
the jagnsst ereors except National BanE Of
I nsy' . md arc B'1 Gors ! s asn a m.s
chants National bank Of Jcse under i tst and second jadg
Of Lowell under its third Judgment valid
to allow three sheriff proper compensation
Court bat Il impossible to A{ on the present evidence
In the seoa Leland and Others bsntrp. Ot9e
the bondno the according to the terms Of
in unpaid viii SLOWED
~ respect Of services proving tue bonds on The reference or mn
t.iaing titles claimed under the mortgage. or proving
general fund THIS ako the Of those holding bonds
such sea III. IL separate coupons held b the receiver Of the
Bank mG be applied % Their dsS before The sir eOad
= 500 Nth interest loan for Which s Eve bonds he holds col
5s s1ooooo With nrs. as io.a "' for which P the
zoo bonds he hold, are ss .sea subject to asa1ssH
be Paid s657S a. with interest from april 1873 70 re
~ Which 5, 6o i he aid 200 Sodd : o Ss .seSa so
@ IS i Dc s1ALss .i1n We sum sOVUo VIII interest from
sufanee taIe' interest por mortgages, principal prior
or isydasy he Sss also be ercdei WITH n. g Sal fp nSs
'sr''t 4, ia me- sss sr'4 ,, RP ;T;s ,ss
charts Sato1el Bs9s q LSse e nus. DO paid is jadG
Of @. Harvey dsose well claims OF all the holder. Of
second bo The wives of the bnkgp are entitled DO
dover unb the debts q The pnershp Of Leland paid
claims OF Warren Leland and Charles Leland daose not
% be valid They be regarded acssd decree viii Be .
.ed on notice
Superior CoWt--Specidl Trm.-Brown agt North
Chekbouou granted ec oplnon kau D.eEeL-Julg
meat for plaintiff seeoan OF frToousgess Of demurrer
Rey-Mo;oB granted tses menu The People er rel Adams
sge Regs-PsTempoy mand4nus allowed (see opinion
Lewis The MlRhstaG Glove Company denied Low
ehtn agt Coh.nMoon granted default al ces
defendant A. Sehreek s sehreek0dsred de-
PENDANT within fee, and
clerk Tie German Exchange Bshs at Groh 81 al
Motion for Of proceedings dsHeL (Seo opoh Dosovsn ss
Bessh-Quesiion Jurisdictions motion granted See Whit
marx 81 s sg Dawson Motion to vaae der Of dsaie
application Of i0onsB.Orer motion for at
tAehmeut With $40 Aube gt Post orier Substituting
bsthop IT, aRt VsudeVo bibonr AT Thompson Dor
heDougAl, Hensan sgt. MeJeL-Ordep granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

s,t assi $685. 100 $50 1870 1926 1910 sio $685. 1890
sursaros CouKr-Par LBAHBoUR. Oh J-AN00ra'a TOT 'a'
Term.
PlRr u-AdlouDed ter tho Term ,.,.t-p.ty Oh J.
No. y2i 1885 236i 2lO5 1853, 1855 23l3 9t53 g
23s2 2OI 20l2 2389 2245 2424. $3.50. S30l Z4oo io''
1915 l945 -. go a.oo opto aeoe
2328 1893. 1897. 1888 1920. $3.50 2335. 2OSo' 1919
RaUfrT TEEs-J. ~ DAILY, NO. IL Case on.
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suu dses.. 6i2j sun 5O2 noop stl0j3
80
san ~ Hoot OBS Gors isand loo Han Bae Ferry. 249
.taBu
s.,tt Heot 50 Con an1 20 Hell Gate FerT., 3lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Giin Real Gstatc for Sale.
EOR SALE-At PANIC PRICE, tbree-story
brosn-sole HOUSE. 4Ot West Pnyghihsti su the improve
me two blocks from Central PARK entrance
W STEVENS, as West Fifty eghth-st, or Pne-st p m
GALE OR EXCHANGE-SIX FULL LOTS,
- IS 500 Zach; terms easy undand event entns
so on ODehindred- ghteenh, TIVE on OnehunddaRi
elerelth-st, near BoulevarlS -. ,..,.~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

3, fee. cas-. Of B.risrst brick work shop. ons
story. 1850 feet. Tim LeaFv. owner. - ..t,...
Wost Nyhr,t No. 1877 resr one BRICK seoon' ess N""s
svostores 10.6rl8 feat Alex Bonner owner 81. 't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
ru.-Brown agt North.
CAIENDARs-THIs pAr.

srPREsE CONSEQUENCES J-Sos az 30 IS lal
1872 1873 1870 1871, 1872 1885. l4l l4S 1888. l67. 100.
bPkCIAL IEHn-A l1urnel until W eiansjay, Dor. o.
GESEEAL TERx-Sos 1l2 90 III 1i2 Ia liG 90 1871 1872
l64 1855 1866 66 49, ~, ia, 49, l2l lao. I4g 1879 80
80, 81. AZ.
CIRcrir-PARr L-DlvIs, J-Crmlas basBesA
Clsogtt-PkEt u-kss "a ~ 324, 100 1861 l0l4L I22O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Nem- Jerssp Real Gstats for Sale.

NfU- Jersfp heaI VsIhIe tor baIe.
A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Ce n. j.
~ CO. have lots and land BY iof
SALE all points the line Of toe Central r. oHL APpEt
A. d. HoPB or BLsrON MARSH, ll0 hberysL
CHOICE BUILDING SITES-Forty minutes
" berty-st desirable 2 minutes walk West
Ehraheh Depot ceairl Railroad Of Nesi near cas-
beautifully situated; all well dsred healthy; worth f25OOOi vii
take good railroad payment market Address OWNER,
Post-Jhoe 235 New York City
EXECUTOR's SALE of valuable grain and
~ grass FARM containing l6 and 100 sad
timber land n West Line Rdroa and 80 miles from tbs city
Terms description sud trains inquire JACQUES 2Os Broadsay
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
W sale Houses unfsrnsel Sale Catalogues
Il 80 till l. H. GERRY 80 Nassau L6erst
QHA PER MONTH.-Tasty HOUSE and
toNIU grounds 40 Central Railroad depot
pavemeb police department frequent late trains low sres
hgh wedrained and healthy locations vide halls EEss ca.be
cold heater st0rmdoors, &c laid out
small large fruits shade Gc attractive place worth
will sacfice payments Inquire at West Elizabeth
depot. address OWNER POsOaee, Box No. lSt Eliza
beth, n. j.
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.


nor SALE-Three-stOry high-stO0p, brown
A. stone HOUSE. Washington Park Pdce. $4,000.
rutland & WHITING. Beskman st.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A valuable
PLOT Of 10 LOTS situate MagHoa-st and BvergreeEa'ei
V P. COOK 23j washingiOn-ss BROOKLYN.
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0rS Nos.
80 and Al Remsent 5OIlCo and 6S TO- a. and "a Mon;sgae
179 Wlolghby-ss Honse No. 1877 Wioarh9t Houses Nos
40. ST. and 50 Hss1s GORDON L. FORD 81 Car9st Brookyo
TOR SALE-H0USE-A semi-detacbed COT
TAGE nine story. basement and cellar frame ted
in tin ro IN sEe orisr pl2 paerei buegts paneii 81 IN
provemen nghblhO) 30 minutes to city Ha H1 extra Qt
and sostory carriage hOns fruit trees COVERS &c aoeSbe
place party Who horse for pleasure or BUSINESS oAeei
much below tia value; price $1,000 $4,000 $4,000 rensin
premises 40j Hekmef between Albany aad Toyay
Brooklyn.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very GORDON L. PORD 81 Cllrkt, BROOKLYN
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Gountrp Real Gstnte for Sale.

Gountrp Real Gst1te tor Sale.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for Bonds Mort
raees or Real Estate in or near y-TmproVel and unm-
proved uuncumbere REAL ESTATE. delightful! county, just
opened BIZ railroad. about three hours from Neg-ioIk.
A J. HARDBNBURGH. 27l BrOsdEay.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE at TarrytOwn-
desirable RESIDENCE, with u Of land splendid views
no ncuphrs sill axe brgone hou good shhorhOod
hghtlJ mOItgagel. HOPKINS a CARhINGlON
Twenty second-st, between BroatHav and Fthave
HUDSON RIVER.-FOr SALE, a fine PROP
gRrY Of 300 acres with liberal improvements view
hours from New-York depot Apply CHARLES g.
JUDSoN. ~ Worth-sL or REED H0YT, 229 Broadway.
U>HE MASSENA SPRINGS FOR SALE.--We
authorized sell this sac properly much less than IL value
W. II. MALCOLM. Ga snte-st, Albany
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
w Tor SALg-One bauel o land situate between vii
umbrsse Wo0dagn will be sold together lots 10
suit Inqure Of JOHN MARCY 81 Pine ST., second story
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Real Gstate'to Grehanae

Rea Gstate'to grehanae
AT TARRYTOWN.-Large brick HOUSE
~ snd three LAND exchange for N.wYok improved prop
srty. RULAND & WHITING, Beekman.st
MILL PROPERTY at MIANUS-Will Ex-
w change for Brooklyn or other improved property.
+ fERRIs ls5 washlngtoust