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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
durtion Sales Of Real estate.
DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRIERFIELD
i IRON WORKS PROPERTY

OF BIBB COUNTY. AIABAMA ~,
TRUST made in to the undersigned for the
BENEFIT OF CREDITORS by the BRlERFlELDr IsV N
WORKS COMPANY corporation created ny AT ~ !" M ,Ee
CORDED the PROBATE OFFICE Of said Comfy the nm
dersigned. TRUSTEES, will ON SATURDAY. the IN
THE CITY or SELMA offer for sale to the HIGHEsT BID
ing to the BRIERFLELD IaoN WORKS G9MPAMg and
OF a ROLLING MILL. FOUNDRY, ONE COLD BLAST hsl
FURNACE completed and IN use SECOND FuK TIoE
BUILDiNG PATTERN SHOP BRASS FoUNDERY CRU.
CIBLEs, TONGs &c BLACKSMITH SHOP LINE KILN
AND ALL NECESSARY BUILDINGS FOR RESIDENCES
FOR OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OFT CoMPANI
absolute title and ACRES with the perpetual night
and timber with TRAM ROA connecting the ROLL
ING MILL and FOUNDRY with the FURNACE about 20
miles long
This property situated about 80 miles north Of selma I'M
medaely the Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad IN healthy
The property contains rich deposits Of HEMATIrE ORE
which In said yield about 50 PER CENT0f excellent IRON
plenty of limestone In the mmeiiate nelghDorhop; ana s
IBLE SUPPLY OF BITUMINOUs COAL fodr or five miles
The big iron roedron and cottontie Brerheld
taken first premiums at fairs heavy artillery has been
made the iron and found 10 be Of superior quality
BRIERFIELD IRON commands in the Western markets
WHEEIs BoILERs and TELEGRAPH WIRE.
afford al antages for making, m
addition 10 the manufacture wheels cotton ties
railroad wagons, Carts and other plantation mpe
ments . 49,. .,.,,.- -. =.
valuable quality and mills in the neghborhood are nu
merOus. =. .-oh..or Tor n 70,
sonaby fair difficulty IN obtaining reason
able credit part the purchase money Capt AVIS
premises will show the property anu exp map vi o
lands -, IA. .,,.,... ho,,r,
expressly by decision OF the supreme court
" ~ 1T. JONES,
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y FORD r. R2NEW-YoRK AND Ew.HAvEN pI-
Passenger Station in Grand Central Depot en-
trance on Forty second,st. ~, WV vopx
Trains for New Haven leave a. 40 Acenl s06 lEx a S
Ex $40 Aeon, ABS and 515 Local Ex' $40 EH" and
For Xorwak, 40 SOP so5 =, 1919 M loo Fop
S 10 yoo 10 o. Ia m p 90 M 100 go and
800 Cx 35J 43S 445 5lj, 54e $50, 72O, slO $40 and
via Springfield aSo %t sos and 4Ss IN" and
ZOO 500 80 al stamford info S0rwas
R Ss and he & and and p and p m VIII
on SRoTe Line Division for Providence the Connecticut
shore Line Division for and ena and To f
SegS6 &c. 1900 and 200 noon
with COnnecnca River r. At sP11g1ed and SOg p h N;
Naugatuck r. r. the sos p M with Hogsatonic
with bsnba Ncrwa At south Nogak and the 95
nday o boston ssa Mar Trans at zoo @ via Springfield
Driving room cars on Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains. ~
Grand Central Depot or Al " r an G0 "a
~"""o" JOHN T. MOODY. supt N Y Division New.Y York.
ENNSYLYANIA RAIL ROAD:-THE
GREAT TRUNK LIN AND UNITED states MALI Ia
Eo1tIand , tta AZ fo 5os
Tor HasSaTs Pil,sSaTss the West a and sSptp
M sunday, and $50 m ,,.,,., ,. phuad.,nbia and
Ere r DIV - PhilaaelPhla, 20 M cd for
Meeting al CORY Tusvie Petroleum Centre and the OH
Ear baltimore Washington the South Limited Wash
ngon Expese Parlor cars daily except sunday
90 a ~ arrive in Washington at 4:lO ?. M. Regular Al
EKpress for Philadelphia 7, 100 $40 $3.50 m; l250 y
a o., 7. $50 D.. II night foo "
Z 30 and o o. m. IMMIGRANT and second class p NJ n
For g, $50 T. 74O, s. g. TO- II M ~ NJ lo1'
$40 10 II 80 D. and ~ night Sunday 02o T. ana oAo
Fa, Elizabeth g. $50 T. TAO g. O. 10 m u IN, go
9iO 34O 4IO 30 So 80 540 d, 6l0 $3.50, 40 eio'
10 IL 80 p IN. and IL night sunday DO l. ana siU M
Fsss 80 So $50 Go ejo 8io 10 70 s %
and IL night sunday. 500 and Z ?. m .,o. a and IN
For woodbridge Perth Amboy and south Anboy ana ~
For Te% Brinswick 7 and m IL m, 2, $40 $40 52o'
6iO Z p m, and u night sunday, p m
I TO-, In nosinn and Rocky Hill $40 and ATOP m.
For princeton, 7. $40 H. m. 1880, 2 4lO ana p N
Far and Pennington, $50 a IN anu y H.
For PhiIlpsbnrg and BelyideTe, $50 a. NJ and p m -
For Trenton IofdentOwn Burlington AnG Caihueh anu
$50 a. IL. ~ 80. = 4, 3. and p m
Freehold a. m, ana s-IO y IN
For ightstown PembertOn and Camden VIA f'h hhpoy'
go
Trains arrive M follows FTUm Pittsburgh too Anu ~
a M and 80 D. daily 1913 a NJ anu 40 m1 u"Is
exceIt Monday From Washington and Baltimore ~ m.
as g. TO- and lO27 D. Sunday, go M ana W. IN
Prom Philadelphia $40 go $50, 1913 llZO I1s NJ
H. 4.l5, bi5 1885, TAO. s44 1927 y. sunday o'lo
600 6'55. ii 81 a. M. TAO, and 1927 p m - H.,
Ticket Offices 526 and 9i4 Broadway No Astof hSuse'
and Of DesbrOsses and COitlandi sts NO
Brooklyn; and Nos ia ll6 and ls Hudson ST. HoDokeh
EmigrSnt Ticket ONCE No 4 Battery place
d. M BOYD, jr, Gen Passenger Agent
FLANK THOMSON, General Manager
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TO CAPITALISTS.
Y
i FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
THE GREAT WATER POWER ON THE SHENANDOAH


i FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
THE GREAT WATER POWER ON THE SHENANDOAH
RIVER,
ia junction with the Potomac AZ Harpers Ferry W Va
forming famous unsurpassed water for
used by the U. :. their rife works al
Joining property II located the Shenandoah River
mile above Harpers Ferry and controls the whole
both sides for 4 miles embracing II res Of land
which under cultivation aOrng excellent sites for
dwellings There eligible mill the west
through which passes the Winchester and Potomac
ting with the main stem Of the Baltimore and
r. r. and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Harpers
Ferry, adOr'ing direct communication with the Great
and the seaboard cities 0 Baltimore Washington.
Georgetown and Alexandria 1t is at the outlet Of the Valley
virginia Of the richest In agricultural and mineral
wealth the United states IL abOunfs in valuable timber,
lime lead wheat and other valuable pro
which brought down the river 10 this point aud
shipped BY railroad o the eaboar The climate Is remarkably
healthy. b~ characterized the mild temperate
Apply TO W MILLER owner l02 and lV4 SAMSON It,,
PllsaielphiA Penn
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number than before and probably twice many
prnted two years THE TRIBUNE has fairly earned
such circulation. It's growing high character ~
er newspaper during the last two years united TO the
pendent political position and the especial stimulation
Of its accredited official report Of the Beecher trial. all
combine for It, But there still ought be
apology from the American newspaper reading public
that good journal ~ TIE TRIBUNE with is advan-
ton than $4,000 rather than to admit question Of ts
heir an 10
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REAL ESTATE.

NBw-YoRK Thursday, April Is, 1878.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, Adrian
H. Muller Son sold by order Of the executors OF the
late James Murphy, property in East Thirty-eighth
ntgomery and East Eeventhsts, and Firsave; Also
house Lexin gOnave, and leasehod Forty second
at Richard V. Harnett sold French Hat on sixtl-ave
f. A. Lawrence 4 Co. sold, by order OF the Supreme
Court in partition the valuable business property known
az No 9 Beaver-st and the dwellings known No 30
McDougast.. and No. 81 Amtyst. The property real
lied fair prices.
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~ RIVER RAILROAD After Nov. 10, 1874 through
trains will leave Grand Central Depot go .
500 m, Chicago and Northern EXPRESS with drawing
Rochester and IT Adams -
III Express with
~ Rochester and Buffalo
IL 90 A. m. Northern ana Western Express
400 M Express with sleeping cars from New
York Adams.
900 M Express Daily with sleeping for WATERFOWL
and Clnandaig1ia. -. ,- ..-D.oA
500 IA m Pacific Express Daily with sleeping cars for Roch
ester buffalo and Fals also for Chicago via Doth l.
90 n m Txprcss with sleeping for Troy and Albany
way ii"i' - i '' G. II. KENDRICK,
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MINERAL SPRINGS.-The Mineral Sprin Is
IN tnnu,r tnr a as The . INDIAN uEALIN


EW-ROCHELLE.-FOr SAIE, the Z-stOry
~ and basement GOTHIC COTTAGE and y ACRES OF
LAND westerly side Of Davis
ave- central Of village house newly and thor
oughy painted and in perfect repair water furnace &C
Price, 5000.
Also the DWELLING HOUSE opposite, on the corner Of
Davis and Beauchamp occupied by r. w BuIOhl
with STABLE and = ACRES OF LAND. Price, $1,000.
Each parcel abundantly supplied with choice Fruit and
H'o s' ~ EPH " 'C0WpRFy az WaIlst Wy
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Ecuses au6 farms Uanteo.

EARM WANTED of about 40 acres, within
10 miles OfNew York exchange for brown stone front
HOUSE to Prospect Park, Brooklyn. X g
BUSSI NC, IT,. 204 Montague st. Brooklyn
HOUSE WANTED between Madison and
Gthaves. bet 40th and 50th ss Apply TO rutland &
WHITING Beekman-st-
VVANTED-As small FURNISHED COTTAGE
W OfSIX ROOMS, within an hour Of Wallst. a
moderate g. Il. =, Box 1866. p. o.
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DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

one Of the splendid Of this Evening Line,
DREW, ST JOHN, or DEAN RlCHMOND,
will leave Pier River foot Canast, daily at D. m
SUNDAYS except4D connecting Albany with all railway
lines for the East North and West Tickets and stateOoms
for ale at Dods Express Office Broadway also carriers
Fxrress PAL Broadway and at Fifth Avenue HOTEL ana
bag Oh desinann as ON The WhaI1
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Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-FOr SALE or TO
n LET Beautiful REsIDENCE in Norwalk, Conn; 10
ply to W.D HOAG, south St
AT CROTON, on the Hudson River.-For
house oubuiings suitable for genlieans COUNTY,
an a94ndaaTe OF lar ss ana small Is on we
three four VILLA PLOTS VIII be sold on liberal terms
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
ID MddetOwn the Connecticut River and the seat OF
Wesleyan University four hours from New York large
natural pond boat and icchouses house and barn
amer or mari et garden location high ana views fine ten
minutes from depots and steamboat landing terms
Call address JAMES g. BALDWIN, Real Estate Agent
Middetown, Conn.
l. HOUSE, Old Lyme, Conn-Ths Hotel s,new and ele,
gantly furnished Il commands hne view Of Long Island
d. CHADWICK. Lyme Conn.
EARMS.-Three splendid FARMS for SALE
the north side Of Long Island at ~ Johnland station
5"iins and are in high s,as Of eatvaSH For further
particulars inquire al the station address C. n HALLocK.
L'OR SALE-FARM at TuckahOe, in City of
Yon5 &c, co@P d s niles rdr from G 5T% c ce
tanning about % acres view deghtfnly located par
wishing grounds for college public institution would do
PREMISES prem Sc or Of MER2RITr 90 Third 40
MINERAL SPRINGS.-The Mineral Springs,
VI known for over century as the INDIAN HEALING
They tuatei Lehigh Water Gap Pennsylvania,
Chunk-three hours from Phlatephia ana 0ir
New York The grounds overlook the Jersey Cena anu
Lehigh Valley Railroads. ,- -,
No better location found for frstcass Summer Re
sort Iron. sulphur. and Magnesa and
specific for Dyspepsia Chrome Darrhea ana General
poverty Of blood Ihey were
largely invalis hundr ed years ago
beautiful country surrounds them and eleven trains DAY
from the cities IL IL estimated ha over
so pleasure seekers pass these Springs yearly The rail
will favorable ARRANGEMENTS with parties
who will Hotels and Boarding Houses
handsome farm Of over three hundred acres
main for ten years CHARLES BRODHEAD Attorney, Beth
Ia
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NETWORK CITY.
III H1rses toJ i Muller W 900
RiyngfOnst l02 II W Of Chrysiest 1888 { Pm 900
A Wannack.
and land under water In front or and oppo
site n g North Moore and Weststs, running north
on Westst 50x s5x = 50 Ia beginning + Brown
commissioners partition To heirs Of Gera
ius Stuyvesant and 7 Patten tal title Of Geradus 49,
% llama s II Boss1r to stern 10000
Same property stern 1000
Burnard to B Newcomb 1875
3Otl, At a $50 II W 5th.ave, lOOx9s.9 children
& L Anthony Darling and W GrswOld. Nom.
Same prop ex rs OF { Anthony $4,000
10 J en- Blrehe 5000
schemerhorn to Ellen &ucRmuty $4,000
Of ] Barchel. to Never $500. 10000
Railroad 4. $50 II = of Tallmadge-st, lODXl5Oi
RailrOad-ave, g. 100 II Of Tallmadge-st 5OXlJO;
Railroad ave, $40 n Of Iallmalge-st, 2UUxl50;
II Il Cafln. l0OOO
to $4,000
cree to E hammond 1926
line Of block between -Oth and Slst
SIS. runs 44Xn 20xw-Xs25 Frances ii hcCOtter
10 Reynolds -Oo
LEASES RECORDED.
East broadway No 1876 10 years per year $500
Orchard SO, years 400
22d 81 No Z East years 1900
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Gin Real estate for 5ale.

sDO brown. stone HOUSES cabinet trimmed extra
pumbed IL H. sH65XlOO s25 900 l6.sxG5XlO0 $4,000
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ The oopartnership heretofore existing under the firm
and style OF FROST GREGORY was this day ssolye
by mutual consent VIM. c. FROST,
DLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
i described illustrated In Mrs. MARY TREATS
interesting article published In THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NJ
20. Pamphlet Edition ~ onA&A
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Drooklpn Real estate for sale.

EOR SALE--On ClintOn-ave., in the best part,
i elegant HOUSE, GROUNDS and STABLE; OF would
let furnished for q term OF years.
rutland 4 WHITING Beekman-st
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

BIZ ADRIAN H. Muller & Son.
feTiHngfen ave- lot 20 i6x ioo5 81 6 900
4sory stone house and lease OF lot at
annual ground rent Of $500 for years with two re-
newals OF 81 years 1880
Estate OF James Murphy-4stOry brown stone house
son som lot ~ gxgs Q ~ -. AZ, 500
No 240 Henry st. lot 23xS7 1860
lot g7SIG4s ll.7Oo
' sst PRICK 90 $50
near flthst 2S2x642 .',.' 800
sSioyiains above same size and style ....., 10000
By Richard " HGrnett
4sory Nova-Scoia stone house French nat, No lcOl
9Th ave sos fl Of J6thst, lot 25xlOi NJ Noor-
Bv Hugh " Camp.
Astory brick house and lot No ~ Pnest, s, 5sll
Of FrOntsf 10 lOx22l 500
2los 10th Al 4JO II W of lOthave 25xlOOJ. 400
BIZ H. NJ SEAMAN
3snry and basement brick house and lot No $50 ID -
bet 10th and 2lststs, lot 2OXSO ...-..sl33Oo
BIZ Il. J. Bieecker & som 80 - -. -
8 300 II Grand Boulevard 2jxlOO5 $1,000
BY Wood. Brady g. 7Odd.
lots n " juave and i3lst st. together, 49llI 80
BIZ 4. 4. Laurence & Co.
story brick house and 2stOry b1ck stable cor 49, -
Beaver New 303Xl l66x3 lOX 80 600
sof West Wsshington place lot 27GxI2s - % 800
3stOry BRICK and lot No 81 AlnitysL II cor 800.
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nor SALE at Madison, n j.. an elegant


nor SALE OR TO LET-Fmnlshed or I'M
i furnished, Montrose. N j. the RESIDENCE Of the
John NOse The place contains 10 OF choice land
the high ridge overlooking the Orange Mountain and com
extensive in every direction The house was
and under the pcrntandence OF Messrs
Duggin Cr0ssnan the well known architects and wts
Wheeler the London architect. in his
entitled "The Choice of Dwelling London, 1872 "a
class Of American country resi-
1t contains ample accommodation for large family
with appointment OF gentleman country residence IN
GLIDING burglar alarm and electric bell ting
with coachmans house &c For further information
ply W. A. BREWER, IT., Executor $50 Broadway n. Y.
or 10 GERRY. Naasan Olce hours % 3 D.
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE

E'ALE RIVER LINE
ron BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS ExCEPTEDl AT6p.
Prom Pier ~ North River foot Of Murray-st,
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Capt A. q. SIMMONS Capt b. N. SIMMONS.
The direct Taunton Mddeboro', Plymouth
New Bedford Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket Cape Cod the
and az IN Apply
and 500 broadway Broadway Twenty third
press ices s44 broadway and CONTEST Broosyn or a.
ine once me Pier and q, an principal HGss and snst OF
~ % GE6RGE 1. coSNoR- General PASSENGER Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. : Fare
~ 81 25 steamers ship New Haven at and
IL Daily Sundays excepted connecting with the railroad
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
Fare from New YORK to philadelphia only :? % ~,
Sf i As and
connecting g sandy y, Hook With eth al trains w 81
$40 a. m,Fcr PhiladelPhia, Long Branch, Toms River
900 mnFor Long Branch, Toms River waretown' Bar
N'sA' -'' ''"'' VIM $. sNEDEN. General Manager
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE.
The staunch and c0mmOtfOuH steamers RHODE ISLAM
TUESDAYS Thursdays and saturdays and NARRAGANSETT
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. from Pier SO North
other lines Tickets for sae at principal railroad offices
f. A. DBVEAU ., FreightAgt Lw. FILKINs Gen Pass.Agt.
ID. 5. BABCOCk, President
NE rLUS1lNU, NUN II pllOhC, I'LL"
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD Co@PANYi; p,,
short route to Baby0 Bay shore lsp sayvle and rat
chogne
Leave Hunters Point ZOO m.-Babylon way train -
Hunters Point $50 m-Patchogue mail train with
parlor attached
Leave Hunters Point 200 p. m.-Patchogue way train
Leave Hunters y. m.-PatchOgue train
with parlor attached.
Hunters Point g. 90 D. m.-Islp way train
bills and small time tables Also Tor
trains Farmngdae Central Park. Hyde Park,
Hinsdae stations Ferry boats leave New YORK
slip East River 80 minutes and foot OF Thirty
River Is minutes previous 10 the departure OF
Point Tickets sold and baggage checked
at sp Thirty fourth Offices Sunday trains leave
Hunters Point for Great Neck, Hampstead Garden city
Patchogue and all stations at $50 and 400 p IN
Por Flushing Point Whitesone and all intermediate
stations, s:l5 1000 HOO and 100 3l5, 300 $50
d m /. d. BARTON, superintendent
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March II, 1870 ii .-.
TJ,WFNTY PER CENT DIVIDENDS.-Will

TWENTY PER CENT DlNlDENDb'- III
be sold highest bidder in the city OF Greensboro
Ga, TT SDAI in May next tla VaiuaDe PrOp
the FONTENOY MILLS, with all the DuldnRs
and herewith The cotton mil CONSISTS
brick and granite building four stories high exclusive OF
basement attic covered with galvanized iron, containing
1910 pndles and 100 looms and all necessary machinery
and English, for manufacturing cloth ami yarns
Separate picker stories high separate ilck
boiler heating the building throughout pumps nose
render the property hrst class
Insurance. complete with all necessary machinery
and is substantially built OF rock, ana te
water $4,000 spinles The Factory IL
River, eight miles from the Athens
Branch Georgia Railroad brick Warehouse capable
containing bales and two good 0r1ces complete
houses OF wood and some OF Drc
MIL with granite basement three stores hgh eN
elusive Of attic and basement containing Tour pairs
OF runners and Of French Burr and
European good Sorehouse, two stories HIGH contain
camille stand independent OF the local patronage.
slendd wooden bridge the river resting on
granite abutments good sawml and blacksmith SHOP
with Carver gins run by water Attached 10
the property will be sold In suit purchasers II the
containing $500 OF choice farming lands Dor
both OF the river the farm ~ inferior 10 none
Middle for the production OF cotton gram ana
and is well watered plenty OF houses Tor aDoe
stock barn. sc. .,- , -.
twelve months time with interest at 10 per cent per
annum day OF gale Purchaser Ia pay for papers
The property sold under decree of the superior our
Greene County March Term 1876 Plat Of the
property office. sale positive. Any desired
information a obtained by addressing
CHAS. A. DAVIS, Receiver, Greensboro, Ga
March % 1878
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Gin propertn 60 Get.


4 SMALL but very attractive HOUSE to
~ LEI furnished to private family only Address NJ W.
4 FIRST FLOOR over the store, No. 400
the and premises from II to Il o'clock
A VERY pleasantly situated PARLOR and
water stationary tubs gas &C. house newly painted rent
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMIhY, having "a, a
furnished the basemen parors floor 4th
and IN rsicass on the Vest side
trance To Central Park; Possession May l. Address JAS
RROWN-STONE HOUSE-Possession LIST of
s May Near 9Ss VI" PERMITS gS Pg n sS Wst west
NINTH WARD.-LOwer parts Of three-stOry
~ high stoop houses 1O9 Bankst AMI IA Greenwchst;
al modern RFFt Esr &H eG 81 r
STORE to LET-First Floor and Cellar, rs
- - \, Maiden lane. Apply to W. H. scHIEFFELIN & Co,
no LET-The second floor of house No. 766
month
ITO LET-Fine well-lighted OFFICES, suita-
HOFLER, y Parkpace, corner Chmchst
ITO RENT-No. 23s East 1sth-st.. a fine,
large HOUSE adjoining the grounds Of the Hon Haml
unsurpassed Apply on the Premises
no LEASE--The elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
AND io2 vacated by he 1 Life n' Go
offices Of The Independent 10 Park place also offices in the
ara a Lite 81 f s ~ P&dE % pSs
To LET;--,A spurious and well lighted
STORE 2GGxl20, or the II. OND FLOOR, 2G@@H0, No.
sery s' pee also sE6SB PS6R IN SaGns no y
ii Rirs[''' place. -'A'O App' 20 4 T. Liz h. = East
ITO BUSINESS MEN,-TO RENT-The build
ing No. 1872 Broadway. near Eghtnst, for years
5000 year easehOm II years. sod favorable terms
Apply TO ]. LLOYD SONS, : Warrenst.
TO LET-Three-story bIOwn-stOn HOUSE,
family Of Adults for 800 Il in suits ownar viii board
with them. NJ. = FRIEND, 703 7thave
'TNWENTY-ONE most desirable private RESI-
DENCtS. belonging to the North Am. Life ns. Co.
per annum fron $1,000 to $4,000, TO LEASE for term Of
years. X. F. PAGE, 80 Parkrow, Manager
ITO LET-In the BIBLE HOUSE-STORE on
l. Aston PLACE, and OFFICES In second third sto
res and basement for purposes Apply OF
TREASURER AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY," No. Bible
House.
ITO LET
l. THE 5-sToRY BRICK BUILDING
No 8 FrankfortsL. second door from Chatham.st
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE
TO LET
TWO OR THREE OFFICES,
IN THE RoTUNDX OF THE NEwYoRK LIFE IN.
sURANCE COMFANYS BUILDING,
Leonard II. and Broadway,
well suited for architects and draughtnen the light being
exceptonabe. steam elevator.
Apply on the premises
ITO LET, UNFINISHED
House 40 222 East ith-st, rent .-..-.--sl 800
House No. 3l3 East litl 1000
House No. 326 East 18Th 200
House No. l2S East lUtst rent 1900
House No. li4 2dave rent LOO
House No IA. Lexingtonave, 100
House No. 100 Green weh st., $50
Apply for Permit to
II. MERRITT,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnc
ID Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRI DGE
PORT leaves Catharine slip at l30 and Bridgeport at
1 n m