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- NEw-Y ORR. -cecilo Rusch as exeeutrX Of ard
trustee tie last Will and testament OF AdOph Rusch
deceased, plaintiff, against Robert Lindsey and RoSina
Lindsey his wife Robert a. Mcknight and Mary Me-
Knight WIFE the said Mary being fictitious, the
defendants true being unknown plaintiff; Adam
Moran. Charles \. Kots, Sarah Oppenhener and Charles
Metcalfe, defendants.
To the above named defendants and each Of thcm:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
In this action and to copy OF
the pants attorneys within twenty coo days the
service Of this exclusive Of the day OF service
and Of your failure to appear answer, udg.
viii taken against you By default the relief
demanded IN the complaint
Dated Ncw-YOrk I'd April. 1891.
ANDERSON Il ROWLAND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and postoice address, 80 Wall.st New-Yort CITY
To Robert Lindsey, Robert a. Mcknight and Mary
Mcknight his wife (thc said Mary being Fictitious
DEFENDANTS true name being unknown paint, de-
Pendants:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by puhca-
tion pursuant 10 order ~ Hon. George L. Ingraham,
OF the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
New.York, dated 18th May, is0 and fled that day.
with the complaint I'm the office Of the Clerk o the supreme
Court OF the State Of NewYOrk, the County Court
House In the City OF NewYork, which complaint
originally filed IN said Office 9th April, 1891.
Dated 10Th May, 1891.
ANDERSON & ROWLAND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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New.York, Wednesday, May ~.
,,.ona bold OF tho Exchange anC
The following sales


The following sales were held at the ESchSnse anu
Auction Room to-day:
s s5 60 c''l'r'''s lot 10 AS'Hl'la aS a"n D
20 r. WSkeT.st io 5Sirreg3larx9xi0O Jackson,
5.stOry building. with lot No 54e Gand;s $40 s.
corner Of Chfyste-st lot 26fx56 5x24.Sxis4 Heiz'
2so houses with lot on y Vanderbilt 40
lots, ad Dining above 25xloO eah same buyer % 675
/ lot, e 5 Raiuoadaye, No. AZ on map Morrlsaiha'
EoHioS lois De'a Railroad.a3e $50 # of 117h.st
land Nos 3o6 to $40 East G0ti-st, $40 # Of
-dsVs Similar RGi 'Sudngs with plot Of land Nos 12O1 to
1865 9d-aye, corner OF 'Sdst plot 'o'sA0o same
buyer .stoPy hats with lots Nos 100 and 10 IL East
ioSh Sva5 eS % g Of ''a'' O'' 'H
toTy dwelling and cb lots R,o West 81 liG 1871
3 lots adjoining above, 2jxlO0 each IL Marbrun'
iO Amerdamave block front between 179.ha a0d
lots Audubon-ave, block mont between 179th aud
spth st Lester walton A. Smart and others SlS E3,
child G Bsaglsy @@d De Ms5SsT.s FOR FAR
child Ei' aqrss i@ ras s@ 99 o5s
S14 l5O lots, : 1S0th-st 100 II AucubonNLe, u
Ungrick and (odstcSer $S o25 II lots on nd isii be
ga S 80 ots on it6sye cor is6tst K9ickermln
cor iSOh-st, Il Fountain, IT, = sehessinger and
others S14 4O0 II lots, sstst block 'front.' between
and GasEs ss 3oman o' usc and others
and Wadsworth ayes John Reilly, Jacob Iloehni ana
others s77 900 lots, 1s0tst 100 # OF lit1sy aye
lots on 1s0tl-st. n WadswOrth-aye, John Reilly
TcntyTe and r Brown $40 $50 lots, Kingsbrldge
Road block front between 15Oth and 1slst sts Wolf
ave- bocK front between i79t and soth sts Tousey
ave block front between 10th and 1soh sts Walton
and Kearns $50 go 9tc rse eIv iTG
lots II 179th.st Of Audubon-ave Z talLchlla
and Alexander Martin il sl44Co lots lth RSe
nelly and Others s33 $50; lots Wadsworthaye De;
tween 179th and lsO 1o st WTTzPG G, on g6 and
Keans D W Rhode and others, SO, sS2, G7S;
Audu6on.ave, between rs and l7oth sts, FTedsam,
" Hmsterdam-ave. NJ Friedsam Wilson 81 knight and
Connck $4,000; lots Aqdgbon;aye, between IT
man and Others SIS $50 10 lots, 1lthaye, between
17Sth and 10th sts Thos Cotton and DAVIS $32zoo'
lots on l7stst running hroug 5e Zoo 6t itb
ave between 17sth and 10th sts Leaycaft Volman
Bro and s Ghe G s lot Steers AND oSe
4 lots 17Sth-st running through to I!Jthst w IIh;
ave Frnk: and Others slo92O - l9ts on ism an9
Une%lcR p Koch and others 500 $50 Is lots 17sth
st. between Amsterdam and Audubon ayes T r Bremen
wor.ave and King'bridge Road B Kearns and others.
$34 OPS 2f lots lSlst and lS2d ts and Audu9onaNe
l. Tannenbaum, Fairchild and others sS4 400; IA
Bauerdorf, Mr. Rhode and others $4,000; ~ lots
lS2dst, between nth and Audubon aVes Mrs SchnPp'
st, between 1lth and Wadworth ayes Fox Ward ana
Wadsworh ayes Brothers and others s26 600 10 lots
on 1slst and 1920 to Wadsworth-aye and Kingsbrdgo
Road, Schuyler and F Kearns s54,9@5
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Batter, Louisa NJ, to Sexton. 4Gth.st. Of
shave years, GA 900.
Banner, George O., 10 A Koch Ave.B, n OF SSth.st
/ year, S2,3l3.
Brogan, Thomas w. to Wolf 2d-sve. 5 Of 25th.st
l year. $500.
Brown, Patrick 7, TO L huxley 1lsth-st. Of
AVeA years, $1,000.
Bcaudet John, 70 Il Ross cor New-aVe and 12lst-
St u months, s50,0 900.
Banta. John p, 70 Huxford, n 2ith.st. Of 1st-
ave, months, a. 200.
Dessau, simon, 10 ) Dessau, Broadway II OF Sth
lease, years $4,000.
DfeyfUs, Julius, 10 l. Buttenwieser Bedford. ST. II OF
Ieroy-st, demand, SO 600.
Decker. John W, 10 NJ Z Austin. c cor Forrest and
Strong ayes. 2 years (2l eli 900.
Eulinger, Louis, % Dime Savings Bank, 1914 to 800
BoweFy (2) year, $4,000.
Trankeuhe inner. Funny Z. 70 Albany Savings Bank. n :
Slst-st. l0th-ave, years, 81 5000.
Greenberg. Henry NJ. to w VI Greenberg n Rivlng.
tOn-st Su1Olk-st, years. 90 900.
Isaaes. Kate. 10 NJ Cohen lots GOO and COL man l.
Banckrr Coward, years, 50 900.
Judge Andrew + to 5 Morgan. 234 East loth-st .
mortgages, years. $4,000.
w Jan,es Edward 4; 70 scama9s Bank for Savings,
Levi, A. 70 Albany Savings BaIk. slstst. 10th.
ave, years $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
nr-sIyEss AT THE EXCHANGE

Thu successful sale by the Morgenthau syndicate
eeoms 10 have put new life in the real es'a'c MA,
pct A, the Exchange yesterday variety Oh Var
uabe property was offered, most Of which met WITH
ready sale. ..uo ~,
The most important properties ohe'cu "0le -. ~
L. " Harnett d Co.. under order OF the supreme
No. 4oa Broadway is five-story brownS'one ouilule
o . am 10, II nroduces a total rental Of $500
and water rents The bidding ran from Soo'uVV uP W
100000 James NJ Jackson was inc p 51S,io II
No. A Divisonst is the corner r., VI 90 ax4s' Tho
property is leased until May, lo9@, at Iet soid
81 500 per annum and CrotOn water rents IL So'U
'O No $40 tirandst is a iive-story and cellar douoe
tenement on full lot. 1t brought S32'Ooo from ~
No, % south st.. the northwest corner of Cuylers
Alley Is four-stOry brick building Oha lot a.. ~ %,
s5 leased until May, lsg2. IL pICduceS Iu Snnn
1850 per annum. IL Drought Q-''-'o ''
The same auctioneers offered the estate of Leopold
Haas The most important plot offered Wa Nc, ~;
SCI n / o65 Third ave- the southeast corner OF
seventy thlrd-st, foursory brownst0ne mas on Doc
7Gxe5. The property sold 70 m y. d" Fa ag 6nehnn
dred-a and ninth-st, two four story brick hats vi ~
139xio0 each, At $4,000 apiece. 80 tourstorv tene
monts wiIh stores with brick stables in the rear 1eS
brought sid 900 each from the same buyer. 90 ,uu
The same auctoneers offered dwelling in Ohe-h1 IN
dred and-fortiethst. Hamilton Place, with LOU
5OxlOO. Ii sold to ii. Marbrum for @l2,oOOc IL"eo
lots adjacent went to Hugh Bren FOR $4,000 eacl;,
T. phillips offered for the Controller OF the Slly
of New York under the direction of the Commission,
ers of the sinking Fund lot IL S ma tbo
Hebrew Free school for $4,000. lot IN me
Twenty fourth Ward, In Thrdave, near Ohenunui GU
and seventy sixth-st, brought $4,000 from Ieouoio
Thomas stearns sold under partition four lots II IN
Vanderbilt-ave., aud One-hundred- and seventy
81 The corner brought S4,47O from l.. T. ElckW1rtG
Tho same buyer took the adjoining lot for *lDIo
John smith took the next at $1,000, ana IN H.
with a two-story frame house, went to MIS- ha'e
forS
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fegal Notices


NINETY THIRD STREET-Supreme Court OF
1ork.-Citizens savings Bank. plaintiff, against Joseph
Turner and others administration No. In Puf2u
OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale MADE IN me
entitled action dated the eleventh day OF May lS0
undersigned. the referee therein named VIII stl az
public auction the Estate EXrhange and Auction
Room Gmed Nos 80 to 60 Liberty street IN the NY
and County OF NewYor on the tenth day OF June, 1871
at 70 O'clock that day, by Richard " Haihetl
auctioneer premises I'm Che said judgment mentioned
and therein described follows: 49,.
"All that certain lot piece or parcel OF Iahu ltlHte
York County and State Of New-Yofk and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at point, on tl
northery side Of Ninetythird Street distant one hundred
OF Tenth Avenue and Ninety third Street and running
thence eastery and along the nohery side OF Nnetytr
Street seventeen feet thence northery and para FL W
Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through party wall
former road or lane commonly called Apthorp's Lane
along the sOutheTly side u sara zane
seventeen feet and OF an inch, more or
less 10 a point castery from the easterly SIDE OF Ienth
al FIGHT angles the said easery side Of Tenth Avenue
and thence souhery and parallel with said Tenth Avenue
eighty-aigt feet and eight inches more or less 10 inc
norterly side of Ninety third Street the point place
Of beginning Being a part OF lots known and di,tin-
9uIshed az Numbers 307 and 30S map entitled Map
~ lands in the CITY Of New-Yorl known as 'ElnwoOd
belonging to the estate Of Herman IhoF dege9Seq sur
yeyed by James f. Serrel City Surveyor and filed n the
oece Of the Register OF the City and County OF New for
In rim case numbered DO together with all the right tue
nd Interest of the said parties Of the rst part, Of In ana
to southery half part OF the road or ans m the rear
the premises above described commonly caed ApJOfps
Lane running the centre line thereof as the same Is
laid down on said maj. 90 200,
JOHN w. PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney, 1l9 Broad
Wq
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CupREME COURT. NETWORK COUNTY.

- Cornslius NJ Demarest, and another against Rachel
Hutton, and Others.
In pursuance OF nterlocutoTy judgment OF partl.
aud sale, duly made and entered In the above
titled action and bearing date the 18th day Of May,
1891 l. the ind gned the referee in the said judy
ment named win sen at public auction, at The Real
Estate Exchange aud Auction Rooms Limited Nos. 80
Liberty street, In the City Of NewYork, the 4th
day OF June, 1891, at u O'clock Of that day by
h. j. Phillips. aucOncer. the premises situate IN tho
CITY Of York mentioned in said Judgment and therein
described follows
Al those certain two lots. pieces parcels Of land.
situate living and being the westerly side OF Wash
street, In the Ninth Ward II the CITY Of New
YORK, and taken together commence at point on the
westerly side OF Washington street. distant hundred
and seventy one fcet two inches southcry from the
southery Of Washington and Behune streets
ming thence westerly and parallel with Bethune street
elrhtone feet thence Dorthery and right angles with
lethune street forty two feet nine and half inches,
thence eastery and parallel wien Behune street eighty
the westerly side Of Washington street. and
thence souhery along the westerly side OF Washington
street foty-twO feet nine and half inches tho place
OF beginning. - -
Dated, NewYork, May 18th, 1891.
bREDERICK p FORSTER, Referee.
Plaintins Attorney. lO2 Broadway N Y.
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RAILROADS.


$40 A. M,-EAsr NAIL. Dor Albany, Utica, Syracuse.
1866 Batffe eGa VEsTiBuLr LIMITED
1880 C1.fa. yt2 4 K Hf 1AY except
1900 Noon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 10 :0o Indianapolis IL 10. a. m,
4.5o p PM M.CSokIH STORE vEEsTIBuLE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at o 10 o. M, Chicago 100 p n next
6.6o p. M.-FAsr WESTERN EXpREss-Due Chicago
Coz qS Snc @1hnDikoSDAoK AND MoNTKEAk Elk.
,,s pHT p NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
a. SfG - SsiL.-FAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
u Fktss"Due indianapolis IL 20 p M next day. St.
F1s Ski ID SNlEwByRGH PoTGrKEEPsIE. RHINE.
e s.s $os .S ~ t'S5h
$ss3 &C. 5gS j$, g 3D. 10 & ' IS 3d. sTs 10
TR6Y-t$:i5, GAO, 10 90 ,tJ0 80 II Is a Gig 90
UTICA hSSa XND sYRACtE TO- 10 90 II, qS %
Ro%lHfnEssrER-9 lO 200, no; 80 m;,. 70 100 noon.
tx O6o, 0 30 n.y. q Is 90 noon 80.
N1SG CO. g FAG IlS 10 co. 10 80 No. IL 90 noon
ADtES0 KS gUC S S6 i AND MoNrREALt7 AS
CAPE NJ vIN 2 M Gb BE rs BHJfeG AND
P;omX 1900 night; also fo' osweso o1O. 1000.
AuBU i2S GENEVA AND cANANDAIGuA1oIo, 10 :oo.
prhRs 81 r. il VIZ AAkLEa DI4isIoN
E SIS 'sS 'pgy
$sTs VIZ n Issss 3Ss ss SS
T. D. BrooEiyn and los Hudson Jersey City
Wescotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
tDaiy except Sunday. sDaily except saturday Other
Above trans; ezseps those leaving 70 70 90
General Manager. Gen' Passenger Agent.
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A DYERTIsEMENTs FOR RITE THE NEwYoRK oi TRIB:
OFFICES No. 1928 Broadway. corner Thirty lrstst.
LAO Broadway. corner 29th.st nrtl D. m. go Wesb
ave, corner Foureenthst 76o Thirdaye. Forty
Heyenth-st l02O IhiriaYe., near sNty-hrsJst. LOS
Firstave 100 West Forysecondst 1,092 Co umbus-aye
40 Ninhaye cor 72d-st 90 lherty,st So Avenue a,
833 Thirdave., and the HARLEM OFFICE $50
one-hundred. twenty fth ST. 20 D. M. and FOG
sates
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Proposals.
Tp0T or THE OTARTFRNlAS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERNlAs-
W TIERS DEPARTMENT, 80 WhitehaU-st New York
City, May 49, 1891 Sealed proposals in tipeate with
ceved this Office until ~ June IS. 1901 at which
time they viii be opened in the presence OF odders for
Iuiidop STEEL TWIN SCREW vessel for this depart
ment for service in NewYotk Harbor. The vessel IS to
be I2 feet long deck 24 feet load line, &c feet
beam depth OF hold 10 3 feet and draught when loaded
Plans and specifications VIII be FURNISHED On ap-
h. obtained The right IS reserved TO reject all
I'd pronosals should be nrosed addressed TO the
and the envelopes Endorsed Proposals for build
for QuaTternaster's Department"
AIFX j. PERRY, Assistant QuarterInas eneral, u 3
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II, HERE WILL YOU sUMMER7

WHERE. WILL YOU SUMMERS HAVE YOU
ton and DO without delay Splendid cottages furnished
desirable parties Meals and attendance from Lawrence
Cedarhurst and Lawrence surrounded by fine drives ard
lovely neiehbOrhoOd Of rehnements. Bathing, boating
scripton. Address for map ard tlckets BENZ. w.
HITCHCOCK OWnar. Ia Chnrhersst. New. YORK
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~ RAfLwAY.-Trans leave West f2d.st follows
ttwenty minutes earlier from Jay.stl $50 M
01qi so oswGgS Chicago 100 M for Campbell Hall
town, Liberty. Walton. oneida Central Square, Oswego
Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago, st. Louis
Daily. All other trains daily except Sundays Tickets
timetables, 1913 broadway. J. c. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent, 10 Exchange Place n. Y
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Brooklyn Real estate.


FOR SALE-No ISL South Elliott Place,
Brooklyn; 3-story and basement, brick, 10 rooms and
bath in good condition large yard; desirable neehbor-
GEO 2. HOWELL. owner 10 Spruce-st New.Yo
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25S BROADWAY.

T oNG BRANCII:-FOr rent, the Lyddy cottages Nos:
IL and the Waeck cottage surrounded with trees;
rsclass every way highest grounds and best views
in Eberon For photos and further particulars apply 70
COUDERT BROTHERS, 6S and 20 Williams st., or 70
Mrs NJ 4. LYDDY, 33i 5th-aYc or caretaker on tho
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~ HE ROCK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500 pages.
Illustrated Tho standard authority on American open.
air amusements Rules for sailing. swimming ball play
S, shooting, horseback riding &C. &c. In full 81 per
copy Published BY The Tribune Now-York. Entertain.
Ing and universally compllnented by the press.
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THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages.
i1ssraMe Kuiss soT ssiina swimnnG hall q pIsy
ing shooTne HORSEBACK riding, &C. &C. in full al ner
saRv PIbished by The Tribune. New-York. Entertain.
tnk ana universaily complbmented By The press.
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nrlNrrN -ruIRn STREET.-snpreme Conrl

NINETY THIRD STREET.-Supreme Court
" of the state OF New-YOrk City and County Of New
York ~Citizens Savings Bank, plaintiff, against Joseph
Turner and others. administration No. In
pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure ana do sals
Nav 1891 and duly entered therein the twelfth day OF
Nav 1891 J. the undersigned the referee therein named
viii sell az pusc auction a: the Real fAtatc Exchange
in the city and county of NewYOrS the tenth day
nj lime 1881 at Twelve o'clock noon OF that day, by
richard " Harne auctoneer. the premises in the said
Indictment mentioned and therein described as follows;
living and being in the f2th Ward Of the City OF New
YorR I'm the County and State OF NewYork and bounded
and described as follows beginning AZ point on INC
third Street, distant hundred
and ephtvve eastey from the nOrtheastey corner
Of Tenth Avenue and Nney-thfd Street, and running
thence eastery and along the norhery side Of Ninety;
with Tenth Avenue part the way through party
wall eighty feet four inches, less To the
southery side OF former road lane commonly called
Aphops northwestey. along the southerly
inch more less, to point eastory from the eastery
side OF Tenth Avenue hundred and eghtyve feet,
line measured at right angles W the said easerly side
the said Tenth Avenue and part OF The way through
wcl eghtycgh feet or less to the nothery
side Ninety third Street. a. the point place Of be-
as numbers 3OS and 800 map entitled MAP Of lands in
the City OF NewYork. known .Elmwood belonging 70
the estate Hermann Thorn, deceased, surveyed by
James T.. Serrel. city surveyor and filed in the office
tin case numbered PIG together with all the right title
and interest the said parties Of the first part Of in and
% the sou:herly half part or tho road or lane
called Apthorp's Lane running to the GENRE line thereof
as the same IS laid down on said map"
Dated New-York, May 10, 1891. -
JOHN W. PRISON. Plaintiffs Attorney 1io Broadway.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- OF the Superintendent Of ReIairs, Room lOi
a. S. Court House and PostOfice New-York y. Y, and
opened az o'clock M, on the 9th day q June ls9i
with the specification repairs to roof plumbing WORK
walk, etc. at the u - Barge once ~ mat city
and painting exterior Of Annex that building Each
proposal m6s be- accompanied with certified check for
two hundred dollars 0.00), drawn order Of the
treasurer OF the United states. Bidders must state the
number Of working days In which they VIII complete the
Vork The right reject any all bids f. reserved
lhe specifications be end any information obtained
by ara ylng az this onice. JOHN w. MARSHALL super
inten1,nt OF Repairs.
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FURNISHED 6onses 60 Get

A 7 LAKE GEORGT-To rent large. beautiful cottage.
"A fy furnished stable. For particulars inquire at
2iS West 4Gthst.
l., FURNISHED COTTAGES at lovely Lawrence Beach
$500 70 $500 rent; meals at hotel II desired hotel
board az reasonable rates Address for map and passes
II. w. HITCHCOCK, II Chambers-st New-Yrk.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
s7th.st, 5, 70 # W sd-ave GOxlS5x5Ssxrreg;
wm BeEs 70 TO wilhe% 81 %sd Berls; W wiog,s 81
ref TO- philip weinberg - A7OO
b Russell and John Larman and wife to
NARY Morris .'r 647OO
C Wilke to sarah T. Wike 1 &c.
SSt Ise 40 TO De De Lancsy Nico 81 500
8cs o6 ss3 Logan and iSO to
,t Mst'e 30: ii aud i3 West Fannie and Edwin
peG iGsE % 30 s. ABBY SSi and Thomas
1ls sG julius DrcSy l08 # Of Avenue A. iosx
IOo11; executors Joseph Buckley to Pat @ aoo
esi. G5 81 as shave, 5OxlOO.5 Sarah :, mn
ost.s Ngs SIS T # Of s,hays iooxioo5 Rob
Dlck and wife TO Ee e Livingston " 2d sv5a *
'Oi SIS Ella james and others, Darius n g..
i2t SIGsOs 5: i2oo # Of Gtiaye 4sxiosa;
l2th.st, 425 # w Of 6th-ave' 29SloS' &c same I
4Ot3;s s sne sSfS to Os al NJ
o9ds IL Ham n El % to Leopold we $3.50
oGs SaoS ass ASSST Fs Ss 1883
2ohs t,n No; :7T, '9 TO jon Stanley $4,000
Tntonave Mary A1stin to Decker &C.
str S96y1s1 same IRON Go 1850
sufoik Rosantb 81 to Bertha sS@senky ss 900
lOt 15o NJ sac6eIbefq and wife to Jonas 1924
sonth.st n G cor Moore-st, 100 ] III .Sx99 10xl19i
Thomas Ellison; ETA e. al heirs Mary De Laneey
llI xis 10 tn Thomas SdS " Dunno 205oO
Lewis.st 5. 12f.9 IT Of Rylngton-st 25y99
No rs: Louis Lese and wife t. Morris GOdsten i
Charles Pre a and wife to wabgfea TdeHn 1000
102d-st S ;. 275 II C Of 2d-ave, j0X10011 Jonas
s SSm anu ne..,u e25o
Clarence Francis u ref to John cvoerSer $1,000
FultOn-ave S 32j It 5 Of l71st-st 1S.3N002X
26.3X99.0 Rosanna Higgins u Francis Kelly. ]
synae To- Della McLcuehln $500
West Endaave, Nos 275-277 40X75 John E9an
weiherbec .......e... 45,5oo
ref. 70 James KefnOchan ct a. executors. $500
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sSI7-,-T M pP0p0SAIS will be received at the

ce N the superintendent OF Repairs, Court House and
5ostoeice New York n. Y and opened az O'Clock p M
on the fourth day Of June 1871 Tor an aP9f shG
anee with Specification copies OF which may be obtained on
nied with certified check for two HUNDRED dollars SID
rbe Department viii reject all bids received after the time
herein stated opening the also bids which 90
not comply strictly with all requirements Of this invitation
Proposals be nelosed IN envelopes sealed ana a5h
once New.York City" and addressed 20 JOHN w. MAX
SHALL. Superintendent of Repairs.
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WASHINGTON.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 40, 300 10 20, II 80 N,
80 co. 80, 100, 100, 90, 80 D. n IL rs nisht
SUNDAYS, 200, 10 80, IL 80 :oO 80, co.
100 D. m, IL l5 night -
For Baltimore and Washington daily at oo IL 80 with
Dining Car. a. Ia, :0O 80 Dining Carr, 20 y Hs
II 10 night.
Trains leaving at AS. IL 80 A. m, 49, 100. oo
80 D. II Is night except Saturday night, sundays
80. 00 100 M. have connection for Reading Haf
risburg POttsyie. &c.
For SunJury and Williamsport Philadelphia at Is
O. m II 80 Buffet Parlor Can. 80 q. IL 10 mid
night except SATURDAY night. sundays 100 D. m.
Tickets and ParOr-Car seats be procured at al
172 20l as. ga, 1lso, s2S Broadway. 7s7 9th ava
Court.st $50 Futon.st. % Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and chees
baggage from hotel residence
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Business pIoperip 60 fel.
BUILDINGS. Stores. Lofts and Onices 10 let in
Maiden Lnne John, Fulton. Ann Beekmnn. Frankfort,
Rose. Nassau, William, Gold Cliff, Pearl, Water,
Front south, Cortlnudt Dey, yesey Duane. Franklin,
Iniabt. Washn gton, Greenwich, Hudson, Church and
other streets.
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Beekmnn ~
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p0p0g1T-S FOR DISAPPEARING GUN

CARRIAGBsQyd Once War DelarnInent
Gupicate vii reeeysd az his 9es VII; Oe oe
p a thew viii be publicly opened, for supplying the ord
bance Department U. s. Army with one s.neh anu one
1n I'm Sannearing Garage. Bank forms on which
aiS must be made an information required ny
b,daers can be had upon application " bIs' "0' A.
III. CHR. Chief Of Ordnance
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eountrp propertn tor Sale ano 20 LEI.
GRAND EXCURSION

$4,000 worth Of HOUSE LOT
BUSHES. MEN 1--WE IT BEAn
Is SURE 10 DOUBLE, II not QUAD
time decide while on the ground TO