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From ths Clere!u,ui Herald.

From Ms [2ereu'll HCTd7d. y
4 thoughtful friend has presented us nth the
photograph OF pirate letter written By Pres-
dent Lincoln when be WAS plain 4. Lincoln, and
a. q time when he was tal6ed Of for tho United
States Senate, in 1854. The letter WAS written
to Al. Charles Hoy:: who formerly WAS citizen
OF Cbvc.Aud. but 1t that time resident OF 1il-
nos. Tie letter VAS IS follows:
CLINTON, De Witt Co., Nov. 10, 1884,
Nr. Aari<s HoFt:
DIE S1s: Ion used to express good deal Of par
'a m fur 1e, and if you still SO. now Is the time.
S.rae friends here are really for me for the q. $.
Seaae uul should DO very gratihed Il you could
,nakoa naik FOR among your members. Please
wsi1c1uc all events, giving me the names, Post
Oi6c#, and strolteui 1,usl,o,s Of mernEers round
:aou you. Direct to Springfield. Let this be cona-
dept4L Ioulf truly, 4. LINCOLN.
, 1874-01-01

shall be kept day and night. During the months
OF Deccmber and January, the watch shall he
Kept f1om .. m. until A. m" At the eugses-
ton of tho Marshal. tue Board adopted the fol-
lowing amendment to Article l, Section Of
Cnapter Of the Rules and Regulations: '.It
thall be the duty Of the members of Tie compa-
nlcs to keep watch at the houses during
such times as the Fire Marshal may
direct. subject to the approval Of the Board
All orders conflicting with the above were re-
sc1ndeL Permission was nivcn certain police
men to make q presentation to Officer r. F.
Summons, who is about to leave the Department.
Mayor Colyin has arrived at no conclusion get
relative to the appointment Of Mr. Philip Con-
Icy as member OF the Board Of Public Works.
Coney'B name to tue Council he exhibits
hardness in so doing which is astonishing to
that gentleman and Ills friends. Tie Mayors
last excuse for delay WAS that Mr.. Conley did
not appear to have the support OF any promi-
ncnt Taxpayers III the South Division. Il would
Conley yesterday presented the Mayor With at
Endorsement signed by tifty-ei6ht South Side
tax-pas ers representing 575.00o GOO Of properly.
Among the signers are Potter Palmer, J. Y. Far
we'll. Thomas Hoyne. C. 8. Farwe, II. T. Cool.
baugh Il. H. H"nore, F. D. Cossitt, ]. i. Scam
mon, c. H. Mccormick, II. 0. Walker. Robert
Law, John c. Doro, Francis Couch, john For
sythe, John r. Walsh, Il. C. Loomis, Samuel W.
Nickerson Henry ". HING. J. Y. Clark. Charles
II. Schwab, Leopold & Austrian, 2. O'Neili, aod
II. D. Wells L. Co. Mr.. Copley ashed the Mayor
ii he required any further Endorsement, and WAS
answered in the negative. Tho petition will be-
formally presented to HIS Honor tomorrow. Be-
foio leaving his Office ior The day, Mr. Colvin, in
q conversation with reporters. said he believed
a1r. Conley would DO confirmed by the Council
without any trouoie. but ho threw out no hint
that 1t was his lnteatiOu to nominate him.
, 1874-01-01

no LEAsE~FUgS1sI1ED TEN ROOM MODERN
tnprored aoutc. Wab.'ha1., n"aE Twsuts min: h
s., good ;snan .t s1to res month; kisns 1r tsn
It., q Il. Il. LORD, LII IaSalle-et, basement.
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WANTED-To RTNT-DESK-R0Oaf, OR A FOR-
he Of 1sSallo and aldisnn.sts Business
real estate. Address DESK kR0UAi. T1ibun. Office
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MFR, J; r. Walsh's Manual Of Domestic
Economv" il reprinted in London. and it may
be noted us sign Of the times that the lowest
income contemplated in it has been raised from
4100 to ESQ year. willie the highest il now
Fl 800, ins;cad OF Fl 900.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

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35....hc. - >
80 Louis & / VI
100 ... be. 40 >
Chic 3 & =
100 90. be. lOs
Chic g. Alton
100. be. JOB ,
Ch.c& Alton >c-p
lace. be. %
Ohio g. Miss
3ui....be. 20 7
Han 4 ~ Jo PREF
300 90. be. 80
c, { SIC
yOO...bc. 81
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
FRIDAY. April lO-P. VI.

This has been another day of waiting in WaIl-st.'
,,db ba. been without much material change IN the
,,eal condition of affairs All classes OF business
Col the b ghtng effects Of Congressional inactlon.
:. Ione deferred maketh the heart sick and as DAY
f,er dav follows without producing any action or
ositve nature on the great financial questions the
nirit Of holders Of stocks grows less Jublant and
honefu; and in consequence holders are selling out
their lonecarried ventures Aside from these sales
tbere are new ventures being daily put out
and every share on the list is severely
messed. both for the turn on the short
side and in order to buy at low figures against an
exnected upward turn when the proper time comes.
So for this reason all kinds of reports circulated
in regard 20 the leading shares though these runors
are less abundant than yesterday. The market
onened little better than il closed last night, and
was weak for the first hour recovering little after
the hrst board This reaction was only Of
brief duration. and a pressure later on car
r,ed down prices all over 20 the lowest
point in the downward turn. Among the fancy
stocks. c. c.. and l. @. held irs own well, and
st. Louis and Iron Mountain, which suddenly de-
clned yesterday from A. TO 81, to-day suddenly,
and without any apparent reason u either case re-
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turned 70 the frstnamcd quotstion The isrsess-
dealings we're in Ncw-Yarf< Central. Eris, rLaks,
Shore. North West. Pacific Mail, Union Pacific. and
Western Union Telegraph. Investments were dull
The general market closed heavy. The opening.
highest lowest and closing prices were a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at the port Of New-York for the week ending
April 10. and since the beginningof the wear.
For ne V,cA i~7e. . 10y. a. OsO 9O9
Tar,wp oe nsr1tt.. 2 ss5 5U2 l.79llsS
r,.e Se. :, ySa s ,,iei2 sos si60sll22 saa sgS
Tbu.u ou MARKET. 5l,270.oJI 407'', - -.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY aa.'
declared dividend of per cent Of inc ''ooh u su'
main branch for the half year ended Aafcu d. p-s-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

LOR SALE-lue VdludDlt EhOI EhI De-
longing o. Hermou johnson deceased Of
business d NewarE sold The
DAVID o. JOHNSON. 2O7 Mall fys one bloch from ne
broad 81 station u Nev-l oFk Railroad.
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auttior Sales OF Real gstate
JONI II. wlL.ox. Anctlonesr.

DYV K. STEVENSON, jr.
ID REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC iSD PRIVATE SALE ,
STEVENSON IT, will give special attention 70 nc
sale o. Stocks and BoBds By auction
TUESDAY. April 81.
al III Brohd~sv
B. HBGRAAN esq Executor Of CHARLES hhLshi ae
ssd.
5l2 MADIsONAvE, NORTH WEST CORNER FIT HIhDo ii
opposite PRESBYTERIAN Memorial Church iousior hgh oo
SO THIS property situate N one OF s
avenue
adjoining elegantly improved with superb structures m
and tie dwelling appurtenAnces AT surety
Posses on In Nav For permits anu particulars sppy % b. hbIh
MAN Executor 26 Exchange place. V srkNkhsoA @ -
Pne-sL, EeN-YOrk.
EXECUTORs SALE OF VALUABLE M
Il PROVED PROPRRTY.-A. J. BLEECKEh: ApctoneeI VII 81
suction. THURSDAY Ami l6 At II O'clock noon a. @ Ei
change Salesroom Ill Broadwa the following
property: No 3j MurnvsL, unnng tbrouFh 70 10 oO
forming store with basement ul
cellar covering entire lot; No II JugnsluAe o~en -
l5th-sts and good brick Building Th oAsel1
cr For msps aud pareuars INQUIRE Office Of the uetoHee
No 35 Pipe-st or Of IRA U MILLkR No 100 fGltonst
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.UPREME COURT-HENRY a. MOTT, as

- EIecuo &C. ofvALESTIyR MOTT deceased THADDEUs
e1ac5 seton dse March / 1874 the 6th
vlLFYTINR MOTT dsceasei James
HcuAce duiv Judgment N1 sell al pubI.
New Yot on THURSDAY threh day Of April 1874 a. i
B Sf portion Of The real estate whereof v, Mott
the said City Of New ana conss,1g %
uad Of tHa a. BoCnnFoA N lhe Ne-1 var q & 80 p ~
~ ~ y M 49,, :. I ~ R,,S ~ m. sane .ss oney ia
and Snsy ourlhs 70 point 4stau 81 ti
wewsr crossing zoe Grand Boulevard and the Eleventh
Reveubtve 43 feet II inches north Of The nohery line
q Npetyurtht thence N northWsTi erreoa hnei
81 @ inches west of he se,,eT{ i9 81 ,R t iea %
Boulevard snd the IEehayt to NE sI'slor DniAnsa.
sou;heriv along sad buEhead hne crossing hlel tnu
distant % feet Inches south The -onbtJ
Riverside Boulevard 70 poH distant feet sDd
,nas. Ts,, o. nS wsfiE ne ppt 6ssi is feet ineae.
oaia Of the south hnt Of hae hqsL a. sooa, 1
wad direction crossing e bsyenth-sye ana TIE Gfan boa saI
ginning she ssd several amnsons lengths and Aee, more
vaenre Not bsd IN his lifetime vested h hes
devsee o. Il and ne aEd ander sseI IN Sn o. 'a ouA
saving and excepting however thsreron M eh portions
comprised within The vlou 1ouevArd seets
and Ao such portions of sd ttei have
be-, taleu f he Hudson River Riverside PARK
other loi Of land in the SAD City Of View
r and taovn % Mursyst bounded containing
" oss % " DGA' rom on @ s 1o o,.,sI B. @ Of q u1 Pa
e&e 81 feet j inches along the noherT hne oi
hundred ttv
ey Of thence in reswar direction along suay-
y belonging The Corporation Of lnnT
Church IS feet sad And thence wettwr1
SAID nd thence souhwd 70 ee 70 The norh
IL Sebssi .aa sa,sHsss subject
RESTING partv Affecting SAID premises the ,ac several ds
mentioned being less
subject 70 both Of which expire e trSs sy Of
Febr 1873 With annaa rental OF tl5.UtO
Auc piece parcel OF land situate vng
ana being CITY n Brootn County o. Kings
bounded follows Begnnng the northessisy
corner Of Montgome AbnTav. running thence ezsiery
along Mougonerrst inches thence ga1T ere
ton es 90 inches wswsr 80 feet iheh 70 the
er line Of Aa1vGve soHsary lO4 feet 10 2 inches along
the point place Of beginning De
tlt sAid several distances or dimensions
HENRY A MOTT
JOHN CHErWOOD,
Ec. Of
JANIS acSJADE ReieEee.s a
? " BrRn Plautirs Attorney. II Broadwsy
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LARTE plot OF ChDDND tOr SAIL AT btr-
gen Point 200 with 70 DEEP wst@f
nd C4rtrs Ia raAC I the projected bridge
Berrr Point railroad depot kc for pee ana
n ptrt,cul.r. lupr 90 HOMER MORGAN Pine. NrwYork
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Brooklnn Rcal gstGte for Sale.

A NEW brOwn-stone HOUSE, No. 34 Clinton
n 20 bv -, GOT lOd feet al ne modern m
pe-ct minutes yak ton ne
'-rn be- sold ve ele-p Apply to L. H. DAY builder No -o-
TOR SALE-LOTS or Remsen and Montague
st6 Fsibulavs. Prospect FafE Plaza GORDON FORD
- CATt-st. Broos.7n
nor SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSRS Nos ~ Hicts-st lO2 Pnesppest, l5S
ReussB a. 5 arc and Z6s WsshIngonst
I-g - 90 woleEbs GORDON FORD 81 CGTksl, DrooE-
IVA
DARE CHANCE TO RENT or BUY a fine
III COUNTRY RESIDENCE Brookvu, Atlantic ana Cy
pavs l0us coil range s1d furnace oi ~
Rent. 5000 per year Worth - 900
lU1uir. r " BOND.
1s7 Bros1gsy. y 7.
NTORAGE STORES for SALE or LEASE,
- Docs fronting ElS; River nea- Ham ot FTrE
together . 100 Apply 20 W. H. sCHlhfFEL4N a Co. ~
Nlnhsu-st
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Brooklnn propertp 20 Let.
DIV NLLI4INU-HUUSES TO DE 7.
.n.rr-n LII. Ia

DOCK PROPERTY TO LEASE. Apply to
II h. h. SCLOLEs. - R,-iaevs.. Wil.amsbaTgh
U1O LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
L FLOORS lO2 PnesDpe-sL GORDON l. FohD' -
Cart-t. BROOKLYN.
ITO LET-A factory BUILDING, near Fulton
and Csthsreerres Apply b. 7. LYNCH. J9I Faoa'si
Br1oktrn heut low.
rTyO LET-Near Hamilton Ferry. with steam
,osrr gb,.s Iarge second sory ROOM Apply - D. B.
COBB ana V4l Brunt-sts south BrooElTn
V'O LET-The MANSION, 2S7 Quncy-st.,
R1tiyr A. present occupied T. DeMi. Ialmsge
eo-us rooms al the modern Improvements o' oiyo zee
carrazel house, hennefIr a AZ
- c N eraut haf an hour Fulton Ferry By ihe
GstesAve ir1m ~oulh seventh - Ferry w he % 1
- A8er J. JOHNSON 45O Broadway, n y or -Oo Vnef
g. BrooLrl-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

% Onom Il man eomsrn
DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, PHes' inpo- inlIts
ll~toe Bseses of the tseneranEe Orfnns. pl hH' -
n D. IA Ls44nEoa-sV,. Anea nor - sentA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
l00 CASH AND BALANCE IN THREE
Auclion Sales OF Real gst1lc.

! COLI Aucu0ueer. -
I ARGE and POSITIVE SALE in PARII-
Il TIOS-l3O valuable LOTS on he aolnlls streets
Court Sale positive snd Pe.,ec' ui e. JAMES
COLES SON Will sell WEDNESDAY. April 10 81 l2 n 20 ihe
EIhsnge, No 3s9 fuion-st, onposN ne tiy ha
Brookvu the under direction of bAk
-rfe-e-Futoust Lots Herlmers. - lots Kugstonve lo
lots. 81 This property Of the hnesi and most
both found
10 bond and mlrAEe 4 le rt1
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

VHREE NEW BROWN-STONE tour-story
DWELLING arscss 81. hard wood on " est
bou-tard @2oOuu other tEo
600 49, 5U- g1tt-sL S}s OOJ Appr
I.4. Nm. BEDELL Owner an1 Bul-cr
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HOSE WHO KNOW, WILL GO To
RUTHERFORD PARK. y. J.

ForF nnie, ron ei Of chsnber. DWELLINGS and BUILD
ING sl N FOB SALE n GkEAT VARIETY spl eu ACCONHO
DATING Tkk8S Houses - onoef. Lnrl, -
Henry G. Bel. a. W0rhEt Tontis.S b- p.. 49,.
W1lfer 2G5 Broadway George heknssap ~ t, Nys 49,,
barry 90 broadsay D. b. Ivbon. So ,,,,yos, d n -
Agsst Hon Lspo Co Broad-st Room j. L Love ~. Hao.a
O. J T. Becfwitt 2s6 GreeHroasI - -1~N''~
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

WLEISs Auoioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on FIFTH-ANE.
Y aDd NINETY -sECOSD-sT. Al AUCTION
y. LUDLOW Co will sell TUESDAY April IA,
lS-. At y @ cloct. the Exchange SAiesrcom;
PlFTHAFE, nortl-oaff Of Nnesecon0StFOIR LOTS,
100 ~ 100 These lots s1l be s0d o parcel
HAVE-THREE LOIS. p feet II inches u
Onhugo,o TsnthSt 75I 10 ess ~ith frame dwell
NJ, nd a particulars Aa.tons,rs oeee (s4G7j
IfryC II All TEP Auc,inn..,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
NYACK on THE HUDSON:

CHARLES H. MEEKER. viii sell public auction on
FRIDAY. Auul y, 1874,
A. - O'Clock the YORK House the village n Nriet
occupied by James ApnHa a. the
uorb.ses corner oF Frauklu-si and Sctesave.
and trtel tfrourhor
bt6 roo1 n the expensive TIE
sbouf three acres handsomely laid and win
The pace suitable
evrr respect denoe Sale absolute 10
eeu Of tbe purchase money bond and 0
term Of wears Po particulars inquire Of CHAs. MORAN t-
" sm- y y or PLATT GERARD BU CkLEY, 4j "ilAam-st
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
The leading stocks at the close Of the Board


Gold hasibeen quiet all day. and without incident
feature requiring comment, and all the sales have
been at 1l3. and 113. exceptional TRANSACTIONS
at 1l3I and l3i. On gold loans the rates were B. Be
and per cent paid for carrying. Foreign Exchange
for Saturdays packet is dull but firm. with nominal
rates Ash and 4SSi for long and short bills, and
selling rates AS and ass From London. advces re-
port COnsols strong and higher, and United states
bonds weak and lower. Erie was huctuating. and
New-York Cen trail weak and down TO 50. The Bank
of England lost f6OO0 on balance to-day. The I'M
port entries Of dry goods at this port during the
week, amounted 10 SS,0609O9 the amount marketed
footing up S3,1+7lO. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $1,000 in coin interest on the public debt and
$1,000 in redemption of called bonds. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared, S26e64,O0O; gold balances, sS2367o;
currency balances S942,407. The following were
.ba. ta+Tnn
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Cit1 prouerIp 10 tei.

Ctn prouerIn 10 tet.
A SMALL German family viii LET SECOND
y or THIRD FLOOR Of fur family Dot eTce-as iol
persons Moen Improvements pleasantly oete -2O esl l9s
4 SECOND and THIRD FLOOR OF private
"A houue 10 LET $50 West l9hst Gght rooms, oatlr'om
aundrv etc; excellent uegAborhooi $50 snail family reference
required.
A FAMILY going To Europe would KIM
n IN. an. az 10 vers beautiful hah0op HO ,8
haDdsomeT furnished Hill private family, @t-UV
Der sunum Agents apply Apply at f Wesi --.ls
T IT8 EAST 83D-ST.. near 4th-ave.-A
N verv nicely FURNISHED FLOOR 20 let for houeEetFg ga
hot an private bathroom Convenient 70 Cena PAX
good location. Cal for three GAYS
A 4-stOrv high-stOop brown stone HOUSE,
"A 107 East +6tast complete orieI. TO ei with mirrors ~
psro-s. gas hxnres eeoe AT through he house le-'
a. POO Apuy 20 WM. p. yAII, I26 Blst 2-th-sL
LEASE is offered of buildings on corner
- Motsis. lately occupied b' Me'sr> Bre'se
Co. 5rl2- feet be- l7drl. and required 's-l
power &c. apply 10 A. KLshAED4 a sew
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Tota.. d. 500 332 10 s6487G 500 81 ,o44 400
Totals. s6S.SS2IOO s64.376.5OO
We annex closing rates for sterling
Prime bAnEers sterling bills 90 dava.

Money has been easy at 4G4a with loans also On
call as low as 3, though in exceptional instances
lending at 6, prime mercantile paper selling at 81 ta
G. per cent.
United States bonds were again featureless, bus
in tone steady We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
,ru.YnnK. Friday. AprIl 10. lsTl.

The following sales were made to-day under
- o. ,bs s,nrrme Court foreclosure suits;
Aarian n Muller son sold the .hree-s'ory brown,
sCrr house snd lot. south side Of Forty ll.s
Eet east OF secondave lot lsS1Ss' 20 AeAAhoer 'i'"
ss1S Mcclure sold fOurstory brick dwelling with
an narln-west corner OF Eeyeath-sG and AYehue t
et0ie, o. a. No l.9 Avenue c. to 1. Donovan IOr
- .nH L. house ana Iot adjoining known as No lsl
.Snp1s q with lt 259XS3. 10 John b Mccartney Tor
Z 80 me rrtces realized we're much below the Vaue
~ the property.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Gin RcaI Gstate tor Sale.

OIn htuI SeIuLk LII DuI
DRICK STABLE-FOr SALE or to LET.
ID Iuaue o. GREEN HOWSKR
foot Gansevoortst
dwellings and STORE PROPERTY for
IL SALE 81 u-oe 10 DWELLING HOUSES with
f-proreueuts accessible DIAGEB,
POTTER a Co. 2.3Os 31-sve. aac III Broadway.
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP or will EX-
CHAyGHA seu1c HOUSE south ade Of seventy fourh.
Fve with chanteIet snd conserviIoyi
beautiful -te House q Aahsonaye
a. seveut,- cat1-.t JBSSCP 25s Brosdvsv.
HOUSES REDUCEp.-Must be sold, as own
en- nee uone7 Apgr o SAMUEL MILLIKkN s56 SIKH
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
GSuntrr Real esia,e ton Sale

A TTRACIINE RESIDENCE.-Lawn,s shade,
II ornamental trees psssGnt hssthr boar from
Yt tsIs, sIeAsSEs DsTt ". !! aILES 81 Broadway,
&SsA "a
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. VI.
SIs NJ ClaLe B0uds-RatirOGd BOHds-Bd7bs ana RGit-
r0af-ErDreSS Stocks, Re
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

ITO LET-Part of private STABLE. Apply
l. Sa 9rs1sss I39 West 35sh-ss
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

nATNT BRUSHES. KALsOMlNE and NAk-
-ist asrsgF,. ,.a Brbrs of ey-ry description al 355
80 80 I0Hs < HoPPkL A.gaisssgrsr sad iaeofteEA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
THE CALL
u OICLOCK-sALEs BEFORI


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p NJ
5-2O Registered 1855, 30 Registered 4so1'
ID ...ll
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

c. LOOMS. s. West 30th-sr., between
a. Bradway and 6thsve oilers following IIiaIasn4 houses
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Neu-5erscn Real gstatc for 5alr.

At PLAINFIELD, y. IA neat, new, and
y h1nesome COTTAGE 10 ot 7jr2Ou Price moderate
AZ tsrms 4ssv RCLAND q WHITING Be-Emanst.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

~ = ~ -
~ Handsome -ruir. FrenchrOoi VILLA RhS
DKSCE u Ai-ooml bat5 aHndr7. range b-ate Se
stable czrrazeaouss gounos Z fruit shrubberv
awu ocsuon ho cs sul sliuduon Terms Apply
Hu AIICR FLINTOFr Woofside. N~w-Jerssy.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
Gouutrp Real gstaie for Sale

A SPLENDID modern built brick HOUSE at
~ Tarytown minutes Of depot has al nrov.es
prrAs surrounding house unsurpassed views
ve, Of hsde trees ana choicest
saev and er 70 sun
JOHN G GRAFP. No 2S4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

IAMES VI. MILLER, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

BROADWAY OFFICES To LET.-Splendld
ID OFFICES, opposite CITY Hal Park. Anpiy 20 -
ORASGK JUDD COMPANY, 245 BroadWsv
DASEMENT-REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
IL IL Broa1vav elegantly furnished OheeA Imnne-lA1e pos
session. Rent $50 ana s35 per month. -
CANAL-ST., No. 25g. near Broadway-Three
u LOPTs 70 LET together or sparlte App store or premise.
CHEAP RENTS in HARLEM.-Call and ex-
y large s o DWELLINGS The Easi and - sides
aee..sbe DlSGEB, POTTER Co.
Z,3Os Brave and III Broalvar
MISERABLE OFFICES TO LET-Suitable
r e. DUyHAM g. Murrsr-n-
ELAT to LET-In suites of six rooms each ;
all Improvements bath gAs elevator &C. from as 10
s35 Apply 236 slisL, u owner az s5thst
TOR SALE or 10 LET, immediate possess
story brown stoue HOUSE, y feet ~a LSO West Forty
s,oondst Apply 10 a. JOUHSkAT. o. LispeHsrist
HOUSES TO LET, with possession, by SAM
A UBL NlLLIKEE. +56 6tl-aEe-
21tht, hress0Tf hirh-sto0r nnct, 100
Z7h- story Egaoob 800
26hs. Broadway. hg sto1p brek 900
Z-tlsL, gtstoop 5Vu
3-1sL, thrersgory lghso brown stone 500
o-lt, tares-siorT mghstoop 1Vu
tLIetforT tVu
Pzrt fourtorT Eh-soop
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

EOR SALE-40000 acres of LAND In South
Nevsy wal be so one ody OF N tracts o. 600 acre
upward These lands opened h Bsvgsu"
r.ross Th4 powers, wood
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