•AND B U I L D E R S ' GUIDE.

y o i i . f i ] r r V -N^^^^ [No. 46.

GREAT S A L E O F

OWE EWTIRE BLOCK

IN PLOTS OF

Will be sold at Auction

BY JAMES M. MILLER, A t the Excliange Salesroom, No . I l l

Broadway,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, at 12 o'clock.

This property, Avhich is most desira-

hly. located, is bounded by the Seventh-

Avenue Boulevard, Eighth Avenue, and

1 4 n h and 148th Streets.

The Seventh Avenue Grand Boule-

vard is 150 feet wide, handsomely laid

out, and, upon the completion of the

proposed improvements, will be the

handsomest avenue in the world.

I t is proposed to extend the Eighth

Avenue Railroad line, and the cars

•will, no doubt, soon be running past

the property on that avenue.

For diagrams and further particu-

lars, lapply at the office of the Auo

tion^er, No. 28 Pine Street.

R E M E M B E R D A Y O F S A L E .

E. A. L A W R E N C E , A U C T I O N E E R .

TO THE

WORKINCi^EN, TRADESMEN,

Capitalists, and others. AN IMMENSE A N D POSITIVE

SALE OF R E A L ESTATE.

LOTS, LOTS! PLOTS, PLOTS!

3,000 LOTS AT ISLIP, L I, This great sale of property, which is as de-

sirable and finely located as any that the attention of the public was ever enlled to (outside of the great cities), will commence on Friday, the 5th day of February,, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. I l l Broadway, l̂ Te-w York.

This magn'ficeut level tract of land, which 13 beautifully laid out into streets," avenues and parks, is at the village of Islip, about 40 miles, or one and a half hours from New Tork by SOUTH SIDE EAILROAD. Commuta-

tion $100 per year, including ferry. Islip has every convenience of fine stores, churches, schools, and hotels, and for fifty years has been celebrated as. one of the most healthy and attractive watering places in the North. Its great hotels and large private boarding houses Avill never be able to accommodate half that come. Its attractive scenery makes it one of the most desirable sections of the country as a-place of residence.

These great attractions, together with the liberal terms, conditions, and opportunities we present, should receive the especial attention of that large class of our citizens, who would avail themselves of these pleasures and privi-leges, provided they could be had and en-joyed within limited means, and to these we most emphatically say, fail not to be present at this great sale.

Maps and all particulars at 11 Pine street and 96 Wall street.

J. P. LEVY, Rea^s ta^Broke^

JOHNSON & MILLER, AUCTIONEERS, AISTD EEAL ESTATK BE0KKU8, No. 16 K a m u Street, corner of Cedar, New Tork.

^ ~ Citjr nnd Country Beal Eatat« »t Public and Pri-TBte Sale.

Loans on Mortpnge negotiated. Anctlon S.iles ot Farniture, Stocks, MercliandiBe, &C.

J . JOnSSOlf, JK^ Auctioneer.

TUESDAY, February 2.

At 12 o'clocic, at tbo Excliange Salesrooms, 111 Broad-way, H. Y.

Particular attention is c.iiicd to the Important sales ad-vertised under tliis date.

FTRBT—ABSOLUTE B.VLK FOB CASH OF X0T8 OPPOBIT* AND NKAB THE EASTERLY BIDE OF PROSPECT PABK.

WASHINGTON AVENUE—^Nearly tlie entire front, between Union and Carroll streets, will bo sold withont reserve. '̂ ^^ order of tho owner, in small parcels, on the f;,Viaiicrnc-terms, viz.: 10 per cent, on the day of sn^ balance m i thirty days. This property is now for •j;,^ Q^A time to be , offered at anction. Situated on AVashington avenue, fronting the Park, its future v-^me is almost beyond cal- ' cuIatioD.

Also, on the same terms. PEEBIOENT STREET—7 extra deep lots situated on Pres-

ident street, near the Pork. No posters for the abovo-sales. 'Book maps only will be issued; these can bo had b y mail, or at the omces of the auctioneers.

SECOND—^VALUABLE LOTS XEAB THE •WASniKOTOK AVK-MUE ENTRANCE OP TUE PABK.

THE ENTIEE WEST FRONT ON GKANB AVENUE, BE-TWEEN BERGEN AND DE.VN STKEETS.—There are sovorsl CORNERS FOR BUSINESS PUBP0SE8 OB thO aboVO plotfl . •T'̂ o whole will bo POSITIVELY and PEREMPTOEILY BOLD wiTuou? EMERVB in small parcels. See posters. For maps and it:.'1»» partlcalnrs apply at the offices of {J;̂ auctioneers.

THIKD—CnOIOE LOTS NEAR " ^ T B V S a AVENUE A N D T n E • OBAND F L A Z A .

BuTLEE STREET.—NE. comer of Seventh ftvenue—Two^^ chpico lots, inclndinff the valuable comer dlrectV'̂ opposite-the new Methodist Chapel now being erected. '

BUTLEE STREET.—S. S., 94 feet cast of Seventh nvenne-:r-7 splendid lota; • , j ^

The above desolbed lots are in the immediate vicinitv of the best improvements around Prospect Park. Nearly 100 first-class brown-stone houses have been erected in tho neighborhood during the {fast three years. The buildine of the bridge across tho East P.iver wiU render the extel^ Bion of Flatbush avenue to its Brooklyn terminus a neces-

Also, A LARGE BARS AXD 4 CnoioE LOTS OX UNION STREET

—North side, 106 feet east from Fifth avenne. A verv de-sirable location. '

Also, at same time and place. PEREMPTORY S A L E OP VALUABLE SLAUonTBR HOUSE.

STABLES, AND THREE LOTS OF GEOUND SITUATED OX THE NOETH SIDE OF BALTIC STREET.—175 feet east of Hoyt street.. Maps and particulars at the ofHces of the auc-tioneers.

- WEDNESDAT, February 8. At 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway.

PEBEilPTOEY AUCTION SALE OP 1 0 0 VALUABLE N I N I -TEENTII WARD BROOKLYN LOTS. '

SPLENDIDLY LOCATED AS FOLLOWS, MABCY AVENUE AND HOOPER STREET.-Northwest cor-

ner. .Splendid lot. KEAP STREET.—North side, 160 feet cast of Marcy ave- •

nue; 2 lots. - ' HEWES STEEET.—North side, CO feet cast of Marcy ave-

nuo; 2 lots. PENN STREET.—South side, 221 feet west of Morcv

avenue; 2 lots. ' HOOPER STREET.—South side, 20C feet east of Lee

avenue; 3 lots, UociPEB STREET.—Sonth side, 234 feet west of Marer

avenne; 2lots. ' KEAP STREET.—Sonth side, 2G5 feet cast of Marcy

avenue; 3 lots. ^ KEAP STKEET.—South Eide, 425 feet east of Marcy

avenuo; 4 lots. lIooPEi: STi:Ei:T.—North side, 425 teet east of Marcy

avenue; 4 lots. MAROY AVESCB AND RUTLEDGE STREET—North-east

corner; 3 lots. PENN ST!:HET.—South side, l-iO feet east of Harrison av-

enue ; 9 choica lota. PKNN STKE;rr.—South side, 81 feet west of Lee avenue*

4 lots. * KUTLEDOE STREET.—North side, SI feet west of Lee av-

enue; Slots. BEDFORD AVENUE BOULEVAP.D.—North-east corner of

Eiver street—7 lots.

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D .

The renudnder of the lots are located in tho Immediate 'dcinity of tho above.

Maps st otfices of tho auctioneers, on and after Thurs-day, February 28.

THUESDAT, February 4. At 12 o''clock, at the Exchange .Salesroom, No. I l l Broad-

?-. way. New. York.

. GREAT SALE OF ATLANTIC AVENUE, ETC., LOTS. ATLANTIC AVENUE AND ST. ANDREWS PLACE.—^North-

west corner; 8 dioice lots. ATLANTIC AVENUE.—North side, 10 feet east of Brook-

lyn avenue; 2 lots. ATLANTIC AVENUE.—^Southwest corner of Albany ave-

Due; 7 lots. PACIFIC STREET AND ALBANY AVENUE.—i lots;

Also, A largo number of finely located lots on other leading

-streets and avenues. Also, at same time and place,

.PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE to closo undivided interests of 180 valuable PATERSON LOTS, finely located on the northerly side of Paterson, within the city limits. Maps of the above property will be ready on and after

Priday, January 29, at tho office of the auctioneers.

TUESDAT, February 9. At 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom.

GREAT BALE OF VALUABLE EIOUTEENTU WARD BBOOELYN LOTS.

Particulars hereafter. TUESDAT, February 16.

At'12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom. OBEAT SALE OP FORDHAM, WESTCnESTER COUNTY, LOTS,

ON TIIE GR.^Nb CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN BOULEVARDS. Particulars hereafter. Johnson & Miller's City and County Eeglster of Eeal

Estate is published every Monday morning, for free circu-lation.

ISLIP PROPERTY POR SALE.

I.OTS AT $25 EACH, FKEE AND CLEAR OP ALL rNCU.MBRANCES—TITLE PERFECT.

These Lots are situated in the beautiful villigo of Islip, opposite Fire Island inlet, aud bounded by Lonp Island and South Side Itiiilro.ids, l)i hours from Hew Iork ond Brooklyn by either road.

Apply to M. H. KEITH, 06 WaW Street, Lumber Merchants' Exchange.

AUCTIONEERS, &c.

J A C O B B I S S I N G E R , F^EAL E S T A T E A G E N T ,

Office, No. 145 SECON3D S T R E E T , Cor. of Avenue A, N E W YOXK.

Private Eesidence, 530 Sixth St., bet. Avs. A & B. HOUSES AND LOTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, EENTS

COLLECTED. ETC. All Orders thankfullj' received aod promptly attended to.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. R. WILKINS & CO., AUCTIONEEES AND KEAL ESTATE .BEOKEES, No. 7 Pine street. New Tork.

•CHARLES D. MOTT, G E N E R A L A U C T I O N E E R ,

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE BROKER

FOURTH AVE., NEAR ISOTH S T .

L O A N S N E G O T I A T E D . OITT and COUNTRT PROPEHTT for SALE and to

LEASE. FOB SALE—.\ desirable brown stone house en "West 47th

street, for $19,000.

E. H. LUDLOW &. CO.

B E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S ,

Establis7ied in 1836.

MORRIS WILEINS, Auctioneer.

OFFICE, No. 8 PINE STEEET.

JOSEPH A. LEVY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND INSUEANCE BEOKEE,^ 8 & 10 PINE STEEET,

AND 1241 BROADWAY. 'Houses and Lots for sale and to lease.

LIFP^ A C C I D E N T A L , Flr.E AND UARINE IK8UUANCK EFFECTED.

Mortgages negotiated and Titles searched.

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. —By ANTHONY J. BLEEOKER, SON & Co., No. 77 Cedftr street. Auctioneers and Eeal Estate Brokers.

Sales at Anction of Eeal Estate, Stocks, Bonds; sales of Furniture at owners' residences; private sales of Houses, Lands, Leases, Farms, &e., &o. Houses and Stores rented.

A D. MELLICK, JB. , & BRO., • Auctioneers aud Dealers In Kew Jersey Eeal Es-tate, No. 26 Pino street, New Tork.

Descriptive Lists issued without charge, complete with time tables, commutations, maps, and detailed descrip-tions of the towns and villages, and the property offered for sale.

/ G I L B E R T & CO., REAL ESTATE AND VJT INSUEANCE BEOKEES & AUCTIONEEES,

BEEKMAN HILL EEAL ESTATE EXCHANOE,

9G8 Second Avenuo, corner Fifty-first Street, will take charge of Property to Sell or to Let, and Collect Eents.

Insurance effected in all first-class companies at the lowest rates.

LAWRENCE, WRIGHT & STRATTON, Real Estate Brokers and General Auctioneers,

11 PINE STEEET, NEW TOEK. Private Sales of Houses, Lots, Leases, Farms, and Plan-

tations. Houses and Stores Eented. Sales at Auction of Beal Estate, Stocks. Bonds, and Merchandise. Sales of Furniture at Private Eesidence, when desired. Loans Negotiated. E. A. LAWRENCE. P. O. WRIGHT. E. PLATT STRATTON.

MOSES E. CRASTO, REAL ESTATE AND INSUEANCE BEOKEE, NOTART PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEEE, Sd Avenue and 116th st.

(Residence: 120th st., bet. 2d and Sd Avenues.) Attention given to renting property. All business intrusted to our care'will be promptly and

satisfactorily attended to. GEOEGE C. FUEMAN, Attorney-at-Law, will attend

to drawing legal papers, examining titles, and other law business.

WYCKOFF & LITTLE, AUCTIONEERS, EEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS, 151 MONTAGUE STEEET, BROOKLYN. Oflice—74 CEDAE STEEET, N. T.

J. N. WYCKOFF, J E . WM. MAYO LITTLE. •

A P. SMITH & BRO., REAL ESTATE • AND INSUEANCE, 1804 Broadway, runntog through to 599 Si.xth Avenue, near SSth street, NEW TORE.

A. P. SMITH, Notary Public. H. B. SMITH, Com. of Deeds.

FLOCK & CAFFERTY, REAL ESTATE BEOKEES, No. 1270 Broadway, near 34th street, New Tork.

City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale. Eents collected. Loans negotiated.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ISAAC HONIG, REAL ESTATE BROKER. CITT AND COUNTET PEOPERTT FOE SALE AND TO LET, MOETGAGES PEOCUEED.

25 PINE STEEET, NEW TOEK

JOHN B. CHURCH, No. 24 PINE STREET, EEAL ESTATE BEOKEE. Loans procured on Bond and Mortgage.

T A. J. NEAFIE, REAL ESTATE AND

INSUEANCE BEOKEE,

1874 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET,

NEW TOEK.

Mc C A H I L L & CO. 'S REAL E S T A T E EX-CHANGE, 4M Sixth Avenue, bet. 27th and 28th streets, and 692 Third Avenue, corner 47th street.

Cit}- and Country Property Bought, Sold, and Eented; Moiiey Loaned on Mortgage. Mortgages Bought. Fire

and Life Insurance effected.

RANDELL & P O R T E R , R E A L E S T A T B AND INSUE.UJCE, 1951 Third Avenue (near 125th street), New Tork.

E . C. FERGUSOlSr, R E A L E S T A T E ,

111 BEOADWAT, TEINITT BUILDING BASEMENT (EOOM E. )

N.B.—Particular attention given to negotiating loans on Bond and Mortgage.

W C. KIDNEY & CO., REAL ESTATB • AND INSUEANCE BEOKEES, 620 Thkd Avenne, comer 87th street. New Tork.

L P. A B R A M S & 0 0.,^ EEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Loans negotiated.' NO. 5 PINE STEEET, NEW TOBK.

FOE SALE AND TO LET, Desirable property iu New Tork and on Brooklyn

' Heights. EDGAE TUCKEE,

No. 9 PINE STEEET.

D & M. CHAUNCEY, 155 MONTAGUE • Street, near Court street, Brooklyn, Brokers in Seal Estate and Loans. We have for sale and to rent desirable buildings and build-

ing sites in all sections of Brooklyn.

HOMER MORGAN, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BEOKEE, No. 2 Pine Street, New Tork.

Attention given to Real Estnte at private Sale. Money Loaned on Boud and Mortgage.

JESSE S. CARMAN, REAL ESTATE AND INSUEANCE AGENT, 153 MonUgua street, near Court street, Brooklyn.

Firo and Life Insurance effected. Loans procured on Bond and Mortgage, Stocks,

ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S ' G U I D E .

VOL. n.] NEW YOKK, SATURDAY, JAOTJARY 30, 1869. [No. 46.

PtJBLISH^b W I E E K L Y BY .

C . W. S W E E T & CO . , EooM B, WORLD BUILDING, No. 37 PABK HOW.

TEEMS.

Six months, payable in advance $3 00 One vear in advance ....'. . . 6 00

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

I N consequence of the "str ike " of the book

and job printers of this city, The New York

Printing Co., who have always done the print-

ing Avork of the RECORD, and done it very

well, find themselves nnable to give ns this

week our usual number of pages. Our judg-

ments, liens, building material market, &o.,

will lay over for this issue. This is very an-

noying to us and to thousands of our readers,

but we trust they Avill grant us their indul-

gence in consideration of the state of affairs.

OFFICIAL EECORD OF CONVEY-ANCES-NEW YORK COUNTY.

January 18i7i. EAST st., w. s., 25 ft. n. Broome st., 25x75.

Jane Ray, &c., to Harriet B. Hoffman.nom.i FORSYTn St., e. s.-, 125 ft. s. Houston, 24.11

xlOO.l,-vacant. John W. Lliller, &c., to Pearson S. Halstead 8,500

FORSYTH st., e. s., 100 ft. a Houston, 2Gx 66, vacant. JohnW. Miller, &c., to Jacob H. Miller ' 7,000

HOUSTON st., s. s., 66.9 w. Eldridge st., 66.9 xl99.8x200.1x136.11x66x34x67.5x97. Ref. Prot. Dutch Ch. of N. Y., to John W. MUler, &c 100,000

HOUSTON st., s. s., 50 ft. w. Eldridge st., 50 xl99.8x100x24.11x100x75x150.2x100. John W. Miller, &c., to Wm. S. Wright 95,

6TII St., s. s., 126 e. Av. C, 19.8x97, No. 710, 3 st'y br'k awellihg and store. Catha-rine Butzky to Frederick W. Riddle. .11,5

9THst., n. s., 448.4 w. Sth av., 17.3x92.3. Wm. E. Dean to Maria L. Dean, &c . . . nom.

28Tnst., n. s., 100 ft. e. Lex. av., 25x98.9. . ^ No. 139, 3 st'y br'k dwelling. James F. / ^Ma lco lm to Jane M. Jaques 12,500

29Tn St., n. s., 179.6 w. Sth av., 22x98.9. No. "̂ !̂ 311, br'k dwelling. John 3L Heubner to

Leopold Rothchild 20,300 SOTH st., s. s., 125 ft. e. Sth av., 25x98.9.

Mary Stewart, &c., to Robert Stoelberg, &c nom.

32D St., s. s., 162.6-w. 3d av., 49.1x18llx 46.2. Denniss Maskell to Wm. D. Mas-kell, &c nom*

32D St., s. s., 95 ft. e. Lex. av., 24.3x5x75.2x /_ 12 6x75.8x2.7x23.10x14.11, No. 142. Thos.

R. Parsons to Leopold Meyer 10,500 32D St., s. B., 242 ft. w. 1st av., 18x98.9, No.

.^ 334, br'k dwelling. Edward Berwanger to Frederick W; Rose 6, '

! 32D St., s. s., 242 ft. w. 1st av., 18x98.9, No. 334. Caroline Cerf to Frederick W

S7Tn St., n. e. cor.- 9th ay., 100x125, vacant. Martin ZborowsH to Sam'l M. Scha-fer . . . . . . . . . . . . . r - . 10,825

9 8 T H St., s. s., 325 ft. e.. 2d av., 25x100.9. , Edward Redmond to Michael Carty nom. 125Tn St., n. s.; 410 ft. vr. 5th av., 100.x200,

vacant. Benjamin Lehmaier, &c., to Ja-cob Pecare, &c . . . . . ' . - T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,000

LEXINGTON av., w. s., 42: I n . 53a 's t , 21x68, | . No. 620, 4 st'y br'k dweUmg. Edward K /^Gedney to Eliza A. Baker ' . . ' . . .25.000 2D av . , s . w. cor. 106th St., 100x100.9, va-

cant. Benjamin B. Sherman, to John H. Ryerson r r : ' . . . . . . . . . . . .13,000

6TII av., w. s., 19x65, No. 363, 4 story brick -stdweUing and store. Charles Hsdbe to - A b r a h a m Wallach 38,000 7TU av., e. s., 60.1 s. 37th st., 20x75, No. y-433, 4 st'y br'k dwelling and store. John ALong to Albert G. Thorp, J r .15,000 7TII a^., e. s., 40.1 s. 37th st., 20x75, No. 431, / 4 ^t'y br'k dwelling and store. Job Long ^^tg'Benjamin R. Leacock .15,000

,O0Oi*J.

I>C Rose 8,750 375 ft. w. 2d av., 18.9x98.9, 1 3 3 D st.„l8.

No. 2118,3 st'y br'k. Amold Falk to Louis >CBierh6ff, &c • 15,700

3 4 T H St., s. s , 440 ft. w. 9th av., 20x98.9, iH/No. 442, br'k dwelling. Eliza Morgan to r^AsherR. Morgan 8,500 72Dst:, n. s.; 250 ft.' e. 10th av., 100x204.4,

vacant. Martin E. Greene. &c.^to Ed-ward King . ' . . . . .'!•.•.... '. .50,000

'78Tn St., s. s., 106.3 w. 9th av., 100.6x71.llx . 99.2x68.9.—SOth st., n. e. cor. l l t h av.,

52.3x100, vacant. John Lowney, &c., to John McCleUand.:.'.-- 18,500

7 9 T H St., s. s., 125 w. 3d av., 75x102.3, va-cant. Ephraim Japha,,'&aj to Edward KU-•nn-Jn-inlr " » ^ ' Oft D

5 5 T H St., S. e. cor. 4thav. 25x95. (Stamps $7.) Samuel Montgomery to Mary E.' Montgom-

^ e r y . . . . . . .7iom.%J / 5 5 T U St., s. e. cor. 4th av. 25x95. Maty E. ^ /^ .

Montgomery to EUza Montgomery nom.*^ / yr 57Tnst. , s. s., 175 ft. e. Lex. av., 25x100.5, / ' No. 140, 3 st'y frame dwelling. Leopold -. /^Sinsheimer to Helen Sykes 10,500 y

Patrick

7 6 T H St., s. w. cor. 3d av., 27.2x100. Jere-miah Levy to Ralph Moss, &c SO.OOO.V

T^TH St., n. s., 200 w. 1st ay., 25x91.1x35x97, / vacant. Timotby'^Donovan to Cornelius

30,000^f. A h e a m . . . . . . . . . 2 , 750

Januai'y 19t7i.

STER st., n. s., lot No. 2 Bridges, map, 5x52. Julie Elsbach et al. to John

R i / k 31,000 IT/HELL PLACE, n. s., IS ft. e. 1st av., ISx

.10, 3 story brick dwelling and store. ulifis Com to Mina Hertz 13,666*

TCHELL PLACE, n. s., 18 ft. e. 1st av., 54x 80.10, three 3 story brick dwellings. An-drew J. Kerwin to Julius Com 39,500

OOO^Eiiuv St.. s. s., 100 ft. w. 4th st., 20x94.7, .̂ ;J^NQ/ 56, 3 st'y br'k. George F. Codding-

t9*i to Jeannette Young 19,750 575«iP£:bT No. 130 Dyckman Estate. Isaac M.

^ Dyckman, &c., ex. to Gottlieb Rosen-bladt 5^100

l.ST at., s.s., lot No. 12, Estate of Brown, 38x74.4x23.3x77.6--lst st., s. s. lot No. 11

- ./Estate of Brown, 23x77.6x23.3x80.8. Mi-V cheal Coleman to John Koch, &c 22,000 10TH St., n. s., 105 ft. e. 2d av., 25x37x50x20.

Sarah Douglas to Soijhia Rhame 17,550* 37Tn St., n. s., 485.6 w. 5th av., 59x5.6x39.9

&:12.6x98.9x18. Stamps §36. Anna C. Gil-/man to Caroline E. Park nom.

41ST/st., s. s., 237 ft. e. 2d av., 16x98.9. / jCljas. A. Buckbee to Solomon Latz 8,000

.^SlD'st., s. s., 175 ft. w. 2d av., 80x100.5, vacant. George H. Peck to D. A. Mc

^V y

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i., s. w. cor. aid av., 75il00, vacant. / irt McCafferty to James Cunning- /

rr. 88,000 • /

8 9 T H St., s. s., 100 e. 9th av., .100x100.8, va cant. Edwin M. Haggerty to Terence

,rley et al .-r-. 16,000 St. " '

Robert ham

114TH St., n. e. c. 5th av., 25.11x100. 5th av., 6.8., 50.11 n. 114th st., 50x100. 5th

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av., e. s., 125 n. 114th st., 100xS5x 20x100.11x20x25.11x100x50, vacant. An-difew Campbell, et aJ., to Rosa Sour, et

•* i L . 25,000 l l5Tns t . , a s., 132.6 e. 1st ave., 37.6x100.10,. / vacant. James Riley to Glaus Slo.^ ^ C h e r . . . . . . . . . . .rrV.'. 3,000 117Tn St., n. s., 219.4 w. 5th ave., 46.3x100,

vacant. Thomas R. Hubbard to James G.Moffet. 3,680

117THSt. , n. s., 150ft. w. 5thav., 23.1x100.11, vacant. Thomas R. Hubbard to George W. Ferguson. , : 1,905

117TH St., n. s., 265.7 w. 5th av., 69.4x100.11, vacant. Thomas R. Hubbard to Henry Hughes 5,550

LEXINGTON av., s. e. cor. 32d st., 16.11x40, No. 197, 3 story brick stable. Samuel Beig,

'*' et al. to Ann Cassidy 7,125 2 D av., w. s., 100.5 s. 52d st., 20x70. No. V 971, 4 story brick dwelling. George ^Abendschier to Jacob Grunewalt 18,500 5TH av., s. w. cor. 117th st., 276x (irregular), ^ va'cant. Archibald G. King to Alexan-

der Brandon . - : . . . . 30,000 IOTH av., n. e. cor. 79th st.,.304.4x350, va-

cant. John C. Emenputsch to Wm. Til-den, et aL T : . 105,000

L

Januai'y 20.

CHRISTOPHER st., s. s., 97.11 w. Bleecker St., . -24.11x70x26x65.3. No. 98 ; B. dwelling. ^Nikolas Hoffmann to P. L. Mesigh 21,700 FORSYTH st . ,w. S., 125 ft. n. Rivington, 25

.'xlGO, No. 173, 5 st'y B. dwelling, 3 st'y -;^f rame in rear. Jacobine Ulrich to Philip 7 Schiiidler 28,500' ^GREENWICH st., n. w. cor. Troy, 20.11x65x

2)^,1x04.10. No. 802, B. dwelling and store^ ebrge F. Hartmann to Herman Neh-elman 21,000

ROY St., No. 13, 25x90, Brick dyrelling and ^^lirame dwelling in rear. John Hankinson to. "©liver A. Farrin 10,500

IBERTY St., s. s., 143.6 w. William s t , 25.9 '/Lean 4 000«- I x78x25.7x75. James Bolton to Frederika t •• — ~ - - • • / • • • • ' T;Ai-\Vaeidin 30,000,"

liLvBlON s t , e. B., lot 1115 Bayard Farm, iX"""" ^liXr^" ->.M,^«w„.^^co,i.uu- 1 3^x100. Edwin Cosby to Claus Dos-

,y T ^ '"^" : *her 14,000 U-m St., s. e. cor. Is tav. , 100x100.5. Brick VmeE st.' w. s., *61.6 s. Broome st., 20x75.

^nd frame- stables. John Voorhis, &c., to 7 J^Q. 21. 2 story brick. Patrick Martin to , . /Lehman Samuels, & c . . . . r 26,400*/ Thos. T. Martin 7,000 ^ /

\ 5 T H St., n. s., 300 ft. e. 10th av., 25.4x100. SUFFOLK st., w. s., lot 1729 Delancey Es-t part. No. 447, 4 st'y br'k dwelling. tate, 25x100. George Burger, «fcc., to Au-Abner B. Mills to Henry Stube 5,566 1 gust Konow. ."., \ , t 16,000 J

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•^VII^LETT s t , e. s., 100 f t n. Grand s t , 32.4x75. No. 6, 3 story brick dwelling. Wm. H. Smith to Patrick Burke 12,000*

2 D St., n. s., 31 f t w. 2d av., 20.6x78.3. ^

XNo. 33. 3 story brick dwelling. John 'Bom hoeft to Fred. S. G^vyer. 13,000« llTH s t , n. s., 316 f t w. av. C, 16.8x103.3,

No. 633, 4 story brick dwelling and store X and 3 story brick stable in rear. Philip

Hertz to August Bergeuer 10,200 * SSTH s t , s. s., 125 f t w. 10th av., 25x98.9.

No. 506, 3 story frame dwelling and 3 story V frame in rear. James Watson to Peter

Ludwick 6,500 8 5 T H s t , a. s., 154.6 e. Lexington av., 149x

. . 97.6. Simon Stem to Matilda H. Stoe

R o s ^ s t , No. 19, 27x108, 7 story brick fac /toiy. Bemhard Mayer to Francis S.

/ Strieet et al .13,000, RiyiNGTON.: s t , .s. e. cor. W^illett, 25x70

/das. Goodwin to Joseph H. G. McGlone..nom.i a r n sJy

t^32l6, 3 story brick dAvelling. Katie Barker / | K\±b Maria S. Hinckley 15,O0O- [

IOTH st., s. s.. lot No. 84 Estate Smith, 25x / 100.5. Elizabeth Grafton to Peter

Marie T , 35,000 19TH s t , e. s., lot No. 84 Estate Smith. SSx

100.5. Robert G. Remsen et aL to Eliza-/ b e t h Grafton nom.

2STH s t , n. s., 300 f t w. 2dav. , 25x98.9. / /John Sperling to George Sperling.. nom.^

pel. 1-. •; • - •:. : •. nom.»^3pTn sb.,_n._ s., 300 ft. _w. 2d av., 25x98:9. % Hemy E. Legrain et aL to Elizabeth L.

-̂— „,^ , _ „., _. , . . Blankman. nom. 3 5 T H s t , s. s., 154.6 e. Lexington av., 14.9x . ' / E d w ' d B. Sperlmg to George Sperling.. nom.ii |2D s t , n. s., 419 f t w. Av. A, 92x26.1x106.8

fl7fi Ttnbftrf. Rt.oftnp1 t.nRiTiinTi Rtm-n.. -nom.- ftSTH s t , IL s., 300 ft. w. 2d av., 25x98.9. ^1 x75, vacant. Le^deMabie, Jr., to Wm. A. /Marv E. Hcarsey to George Sperling nom. *, i{ Juch 1 14,000 < ]5.st,s.s., 195 f t w. 3d av., 20x100.5, vacant ' 6 5 T H s t , n . s., 110f t e. 1st av., 100.5x130,

ames Dobbin to James Jones 1,163r .1S,000<

I S S T H s t , s. s.,100 f t w. Oth av., 35x99.11, vacant. Ralph lilarsh to Wm. Moller. .3,000

U O T H s t , n. s., 350 ft.w. Sth av., 100x99.11, vacant Wm. A, Catlldwell' to Benjamin Levsris rrr. 7,300

14oTn s t , s. AV. cor. 10th av., 100x149.11, vacant. Howard W. Coates to William MoUer ^,w 10,500

AVENUE A., w. a., 100 ft. n. l l t h s t , 25x100. No. 167, 4 story brick dwelling and store. John B. Ha.skin (Ref.) to Henry Sit-zer . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 , 5 0 0

MADISON av., s. e. cor. 68th s t , 25x100.5, vacant John Taylor to Robert McCaf-ferty 15,000

MADISON av., s. e. cor. 68th s t , 35.5x100, Aracant Mayor, Aldermen, et aL to John Taylor 10,900

3 D av., w. s., 22.2 n. 71st st., 20x75, 4 story-brick dwelling and store. Abraham Dowd-

John Fetigan to Andrew Bleakley nom. I I S T H st., s. s , 100 ft. e. 2d av., 50x100.10,"^

vacant. WiUiam MackeUer to John Park-K er rr. 4,300 i^OTH St., n. s., 619 ft. w. 3d av., 50x100.11.

^ n . . 1,000* s^-Patrick McMahon to Bemard Maloney.6,500. " I I S T H s t , n. s., 283.4 e. 3d av., 16.8x100.11. • R I S T H s t , s. s., 241 f t w. Sth av., 44x100.11,

Nicholas G. Geraty to Abraham Dowd-* } vacant. Thomas R. Hubbard to John H. n e y . . . . . ^ .8,0004V Ryerson rrr. 3,720

3,500 | 1 3 3 D s t , n. s., ICO f t w. 7th av., 60x99.ll.

30,000 i j Nichols .6,000

1 2 3 D s t , s. s., 300 f t e. 10th av., 200x200, I vacant. Gerardus A, C. Van Beuren to / HowardW. Coates 33,000 122D s t , s. s., 200 ft. e. 10th av., 200.x200,

vacant. Howard W.' Coates to Nathaniel • L. McCready TT. 44,800

•.142D s t , s. s., 300,ft. e. l l t h av., 100x99.11, vacant. Wm. H. Chamberlain to George F. Grant TT 7,200

2D av., n. e. cor. 65th s t , 100x100.5, vacant. Christian Many et aL to John J. Bur-

» chUl "r. 20,000' :TH av., s. e. cor. 106th s t , 100x100.11, va-

cant. Jacob Pecare et al. to Samuel Berg. ."r. .7,300

JSTH av., e. s., 74.11 n.. 141st s t , 75x100, va-cant John Comer, to Maria Donahoe et aL ."^ 10,000

THav., w.s., 38.2 s. 1 8 t h s t , 19.6x75. Sarah M. Conklin to Francis H. Parker 20,000

THav., w. s., 38.3 8. ISth s t , 19.6x75. Francis H. Parker to JohnW. Conklin. 20,000

STH av., e. s., 50.5 s. 118th s t , 157.5x125x100 ney to Nicholas G. Geraty. 30,000

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7 6 T H St., n. s., 297 ft. w. Av. A., 35x 103.3. Margaret O'Brien et al. to Mich'l O'Brien. ^ Norn.*

105TH s t , n. s., 340 f t e. Sdav., 20x100.11. 3Iartha E. MUlUcen to'Caroline V. Far-

., mer ...SOO 118TH s t , s. s., 219 f t w..5th av., 23x110.11.

Thomas R. Hubbard to Henry Cor.se 1,860 1 3 3 D St . n. AV. cor. Madison av., 19.11x80.

John N. HayAvard to Leander Buck. . .10,000* 1ST av., e. s., 32.3 s.70th st., 22x78. Tim-

othy G. ChurchiU to Wm. H. Johnston et aL. : • 4^000

1ST av., s. e. cor. 76th s t , 23.3x78. 'Ww. H. Jonnston to Henry Falfcermann 17,500

2Dav., s. w. cor. 115th s t , 82.5x100 (half -part). Frederick W. Wurzburg to Wm. Hardy. , . . . . . . . . - . 9^400

3 D av., n. w. cor. Olst s t , 100x100.8. Wm. A. Tooker to Jarvis Turner . . .'TT. N ^ ^

.Viereck, Herman to Peter A. Myers 5,000 VYoumans, Kate L. to Isaac Bemheimer. .8.900

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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES —NEW YORK COTJNTY.

I^ the arrangement of the following mortga"-os, Avhere no description of the property foiiows tlie names, it is to

. De understood that there is a corresponding transfer under tlie same or nearly the same Aa.te in our columns, and the amount set down is Avhat remains on bond and mortgage.

January IGth. Anderson, Henry James to Alfred L. Loomis

2d av., w. s., 49.4 n. SOth s t , 34.8x100. '^•SOth s t , n. s.. 100 w. 2d av., 25x98.9..8,000 Adams Charles E. to Samuel A. HUls. 120th

v / s t , s. s., 130ft w. 2d av., 100.11x20.. .3,000 Buchanan, Joseph to John W. Farmer.

.s^.. 105th s t , n. s., 300 f t e. 2d av., 20x100*. ' 1 1 . . . . 700 Brett, Mchael to Friederick UUrich. For-

. ̂ syth s t , AV. s., bet. Delancey and Rivington, Lot No. 53. Quackenbos Es t 35x100. .3,500

_, Boyce, Daniel D. et al. Bowery Savings Bank, l l t h s t , n. a., 83 f t e. Av. C, SOx

.^ ?P6,0 , . .13,000 ,. Bailey, Charles D. et al. to Bowery Savings

B'k. 18th s t , n. e. cor. 3d av., 20x60.12,000 Decker, David to John H. Scherwood. CUn-

X * o » place; s. s., 105.5 w. McDongal s t , 25x107.7.. . . ...8,600

Duggin, Chas. to John W. Deering. 5th > - av., e. s., 50.5 f t n. 53d s t , 25x100.. .3,000' Duncomb, David S. to George C. Miller. .3 200

" " " " . . 3 300 ; " " " ..3,500

^ " , " " " ..3,600 Farmer, Carolme V. to Elpatia A. Carr.

X, Broome s t , Nos. 203 aud 204, 25x100.32,000 FarreU, Thos. H. to Lucy Ann Kneeland. ^

.p 133d s t , n. s., 287.0. e. Sth av., 87.6x99. • ^ . ^ 1 1 . . . . : . 5,000 i ^ a u t n e r , John to John H. McAuley, (Ex). f > - 1th s t , e. s., 108ft w. Av. C, 25x103.3..8,000 ; ^ ^ e n z e l , Mary to Lorenz Graefa. 43d s t . n. 7^- s., 125 f t e. l l t h av., 25x100.5 1,000

Grant, Michael to Timothy Donovan 1,550 HaU, Austin to James Munson .'77O

, Jerring, John H. to JohnW. Fanner. IOSth • /^ s t , n. &., 380 e. 2d av., 20x100.11 700

" Korb, John to Frederick Seidfried 5,000 ^KeUy, Ann E. to WUson M. PoweU. 73d s t , ^ n. s., 323 e. Av. A, 2 5 x 1 0 2 . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 0

Karges, John to Louis Lochman. 8,000 Meyer, John C. to Adam Krausbaar. 5,500 Milliken, Martha E. to John W. Farmer

•A 105th s t , n. s., 340 e. 2d av., 20x100.11. .700 ' McKieman, Mary et al. to Wm. Rabold et ^ aL 16th st,, n s., 200 s. Sth av., 25x80.1,075

Neafie, Mary Eliza to Samuel R. LaAvrence. X 82d s t , n. s., 93.6 w, 2d av., 15x103.2..5,300

Neafie, John A. to Margaret 0 . MtchelL 3d •K av., w. s., 31.1 n. SSd s t , 30x57. 3,000

Neafie, John A. to Henry Brevoort. Sd av , >̂C n. AV. cor., SSd s t , 31.1x57 ...' 2,500

Rickendorfer et al. to Jacob Groh 10,000 . The same to the same 14,000

Simpson, Robert to James Dison, T m s t , ' y &c. Boweiy, e. s., be t Delancey and Riv-^'^ ington sts.. Map of Delancey Estate, No. ' 186.i 30,000

Shaw, Rich'dM. to Geo. Hoadly, T m s t . 11,200 Smithi Wm. to John Raymond. WiUett st.,

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• January 22d. Davies, Henry E., J r . to Mutual Life Ins.

Co. s o t h s t N0.217W 7 000 DeMi, Eve Maria, et aL to Wm. A. WHtbeck.

J(^ 129th s t , n . s . , 175 ft. e. 7th av., 25x99. 11 2 000

Doane, John J. to Mutual Life ins. Co. 31st Bt No. 443W 6000

Eider, Gottlieb to John Roth. 105th s t , - K a s., S25 f t w. Av. A,, 135x100.11 375

Five Pomts House of Industry to Mut\ial Life Ins. Co. Mission Place, n. e. cor. Worth s t , 100.3x33x10x38x10x78x30x8x13 X4x57x93.1 25,000

Gourgas, F. R. to J. W. GUUes 2,000 Koehler, Joseph M. to Chas. H. Davis, Jr.7,500 Same to same 5 QOO Same to same. . . . . . 5 0 0 0 Same to same •. 5'000 Same to Stephen C. UnderhiU, et tl...'. .4*500 Same to John J. Latting .s'oOO Kane, Wm. J., et aL to Joseph Fatman!." .*7,'000 Same to same 14 QQQ Keiser, Isidor to Felix Marx. * Centre s t , .^^'0-239 3 (̂J00 Keyes, Christopher to John Wood. 116th

- < Bt, n. a., 310 f t w. 2d av., 20x100.11. 7,000 Lalor, Wm. to Luman B. Wing 7 500 Nichols, Edward T. to Geo. B. Duke!!!! !3'oOO Pardy, John to N. Y. Eye and Earlnfimary,

26th s t , n. s., 225 ft. w. Sth av., 25x98.9.4,000 Reed^ Chas. C. to Abraham Dowdney 5 400 Steinmann, PhUip to Thomas Murphy, et _ ^ . . . .1,600 Synnott, Thos. J. to Andrew Bleakley. ..3 725 Thiel, Nani to Adam Becker 3'300 Tooker, Wm. A. to Daniel P. Irigraham!20|000 Yietenheimer, Lewis to John Branigan.. .5,000

January 23d. AUen, Wm. H. to Sarah Anb Lovejoy 1 400 Branch, Susan D. et aL to Wm. CraAvford..l'600 Carpenter, Wm. tt to Thomas NeAvton.

>jC. Beach s t , n. s., 60 ft. w. S t John's AUey, ^20x69^ 3;600 Corse, Henry to Thomas K. Hubbard 930 Davies, Henry E., Jr. to Griffith Rowe. .11,333 Bavanx, CamiUe to DaAdd Jacobus 10,000 Doherty, Charles to James TaUon ~ 3,300 Eyland, George C. to Henry L. Hoguet

>^ 14th s t , Nos. 110 and 113 E 15 000 Feltennan, Henry to Wm. H. Johnston et aL

X . Ist av., 8. e. cor. 76th s t , 22.3x78 10,000 Guiterman, Rosalie to Lazaras Rosenfeld

- ^ 47th s t , s. s., 410 ft. w. Sth av., SOx 100.5 18 000

Guiterman, Ida to Lazarus Rosenfeld. 54th -< s t , B. s., 97 f t e. 6th av., SO.6x100.5. .16,500 Johan, Ferdinand to Jos. Schneidacker. .1,500 Johnston, Ed. O. to George Retons 3 500 The same to the same 's'sOO McDonald, Ann E. et aL to John c! Over-

, hiser. 13th s t , s. s,, 342.1 w. 2d av., 21 / 5x103.3 ! . . . . ! . . . . 5 000

Towle, Stevenson to Thos. Crimmins etal!3'800 Travers, John to Sixpenny Savings Bjink.

56th s t , n. s., 175 ft. e. 7th av.. SSx 100.5 . . 3 500

Young, Corinne et aL to Mutual Life Ins Co. 39th s t , No. 4 B ..5,000

KINGS COTTNTY CONVEYANCES. January 15th.

B E R G E N s t , s. s., 160 e. Sth av., 88x100 R. B. Warden to P. W. J. Brooks. . . 5 000

BRODWAY, W. S., 52 s. Reid av., 31x60. J Scott to Francis E. AUen g QOO

B U T L E R s t , n. s.,235 e. Classon av.*,'26-4i3i W. A. Engeman to Sarah D. Engeman 4 000

CARLL s t , AV. S., 20 n. WUloughby s t , 25x 85. A. McLean to G. Thompson 6,000

DEAN st. & Buffalo av.. s. e. cor 107 2Ĵ x 175. J. M Parker to E. Harvey' ' '5*275

DEANst, s. s., 225 AV. VanderbUt a v ! 2 5 x 100. C. H. Christnas (Exr.) to T H Turner . . . " j {^^

•^^r^? ^^ ' -̂ ^•' 2^^ ^- ^'^^^^7 av., lOOxioO M. L. Ran to S. T. Meyer , 3 QOO

G R E E N s t , n. s., 150 w. Union av.V25x100 J. F. AverUl to EUz. M. Alexander 1 000

JAY s t , w. s.7 60 s. TUlary, 30x50.8. W. Walsh et aL to Martha Walsh 3,350

LIVINGSTON s t , s. s., 105 AV. Bond, IS.Ox 100.9. W. Walsh to Susan V. Walsh.. 3,550

MESEROLE s t , s. s., 80 e. MorreU st., S5x50. M. Karcher to JL J. KJaeff 1,700

QTTINCY st,- n . s., 150 e. Tompkins av., S5x 100. C. D. Burton to W. E v a n s . . . . . ..4,800

REMSEN st., n. s., 366 w. Court s t , 33x100. • P. Brasher to Anna B Van Dyck .33,000 STOCKTON s t , n. s., 135 e. Throop av., SSx

100. K. Buxton to H. A. L'Homme-dieu 1,000

TAYLOR s t , s. s., 200 e. Wythe av., 20x100. T. Q. Halcomb to Margaret C. Pelton. 12,000

TAYLOR s t , n. s., 255 AV. Wythe av., 21x100. T. Q. Halcomb to J. O'Neal.'v 8,000

WYCKOFF s t , n. s., 325 vr. Buffalo av., 50x 355.7. J. WiUiamson to R. BrOAvn .407

WYCKOFF s t , s. s., 175 e. Smith s t , 25x100. A. Betts to J. Kraus. 900

IOTH st., n. s., 425 w. Sth av., 75xiob!' P. McCabe to M. CampbeU 1 . . . . ; ; . . .3,000

55Tn s t & 6th av., n. e. cor., 100x700. Sophia Hooker to C. C. PoiUon 7,000

SSTH s t & Oth av., s. e. cor., 100x700. Sophia Hooker to R. PoUlon 7,000

CLASSON av., w. s , 100 n. Lafayette av., 100 xl20. J. A. Furgason to Margaret E. Rose 5 000

CLERMONT av., w. s., 84.7 s. Myrtle av., 18.9x77. J. Hussey to EUza VedUl.. .8,000

D E K A L B av., n. s., 50 AV. Marcy av., 75x100. G. Schneider to W. Orth et al 34,000

F R A N K L I N av. & CroAvn st.. n. w. cor., 7Sx 168.6x110.11x189. G. J. Seney to A. T. LaAvrence 70O

LAFAYETTE av., s. s., 100 w. Marcy av.,'i6o xlOO. F . A. Coe to S. D. Hickok 7,500

MARCY av., w. s., 100 n. Gates av., 30x85. Sarah A. Mesereau to EUen J. Weeks. .1,000

MESPETHav. & Seneca av., n. e. cor., 200x 200x160. H. Beadel to C. G. Covert. ..5,000

MYRTLE av. & Gold s t , s. w. cor., 30xS0x 15.3x35x45x75. J. B. AUee to G. KUest 19,000

MYRTLE av., n. s., 91 e. Laurence s t , ISx 75. J. B. AUee to R. M. Quincy 6,500

January 16t7i,. BALTIC s t , s. s., 175 w. Nevin s t , 85x100.

Helen Martense to J . Fox 500 CHESTNUT s t , s. s. 475 e. Evergreen av., SOx

100. S. A. Ensign to "R, L. Rider 10,000 D E A N s t , s. s., 135 w. Hoyt 31.10x100.

Annie A. Haxton to Joanna Clark 9,000 DEGRAAV s t , s. s., 430 w. Franklin av., S()x

131. G. S. MacKenzie to E. Yeimi 8,000 DOUGLASS s t , s. s., 193.9 e. H o y t s t , 18.9x

70. A. Kaser to J. Schwaegler 5,150 GARDEN s t w. s., 338 n. State s t , 31x75.

H. D. Talmage to Caroline McCorkle..nom. GRAND s t , n. s., 80 e. Lorimer s t , 30x75.

P. Woelke to Peter Ayres 11,000 HANCOCK s t , s. s., 800 e. Readav. , 50x100.

E. Fall to J. Peterson 1,000 HOYT s t , e. s., 80 s. President s t , 40x90.

J. Dowling to C. Hoffman 3,000 McKiBBEN s t , s. s., 3S5 AV. Leonard s t , 45x

400. A. F . Boeram to J. Schlegel 1,450 NASSAU s t , s. s., 75 e. 6th s t , 50x100. J .

McDermott to .1. E. DoAvUng 1,600 OXFORD st. & Lafayette av., n e. c , 68x100.

W. J. Blydenburgh to JuUa A. Wood. .2,500 OXFORD st., w. s., 100 n. Lafayette av., S3x'^

100. Elizabeth P. Hay toM. P. Norris.6,500 PoAVERs s t , s. s , 137.6 e. Ewen s t , IS.6x60.

H.D. Beissenberg to Isabella E. Kurst.3,400 SPENCER s t , AV. S., 196 n. De Kalb av., SSx

100. T. H. Faron to Emma Bomann. .1,225 SPENCER s t , AV. s., 240 n. De Kalb av., 68x

100. T . H. Faron to H. Lockwood. .3,725 3 D s t , n. s., 44.3 w. 7th av., 22x90. E. T.

Gardner (Referee) to J. H. Watson et al.8,200 SOUTH STHst, e. s., 60 n. 6th s t , 20x732.

D. Maujer to Eva Hertzel (1866) 3,000 OTH s t & N. 2d s t , s. w . c , 68x34x3.4.

P . CampbeU (Sheriff) to T. O'Dono-^J^^^-- •• 148.37-100 Is ORTH 12TH s t , n . s., 100 e. l s t s t . , 3 5 x

100. S. I . Hunt to Rose Flood 1,050 66Tn s t , e. s., 225 s. 6th av., 100x100.2

Marie Graef to D. FarreU 1130

BEDFORD av., efc Monroe s t , s. e. cor., 66x 85. Z. F. Barnes to Johanna Hussey.. 6,500

CARLTON av., e. s., 177 n. Park oiv.', 25x49. R. Fuganza to W. B . WUson. . . . . - . . . .1,800

CLINTON " av., W. S ., 150 n. Forest place, 25 100. P. CuUen to P. Rolst, (new Ut-recht). . ; 140

DEKALBav., n . s . , 82.101-w. Clermont, 72.11 x42.7x83.10x58.1. tt BroAvn to W. O. Purdy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 , 0 0 0

GATES av., & Stuyvesant av., n. w. cor., 33 x75. J; W. Atwater to F . F . Eden . . . .5,500

ttuiiLTON av., e. s., 98.10 n. CarroU s t , 76.4x118.10. C. Louitz to J. Solomon.5,900

LAFAYETTE av., & Navy s t , n. e. cor., 20.6 x98.5. Lizzie H . Perkins to Susan S. Bigelow. ..12,000

LAFAYETTE av., s . s . , 412.6 w. Throop av., . 18.9x100. . G. N. Mason to A. D. Rug-

g l e s . . . . . . . . 6.000 LAFAYETTE av., n. s., 100 w. Tompkins, 25

xlOO. Magt. M. FarreU to Mary Tracy.5,550

January 18th. BRAXTON s t & 9th av., w. cor., 97.10^x250.

D. McCabe to R. S. Bussing... 11.721.50 CHARGES PL, e. s., 125 n. Myrtle av.j 25x

100. A. H . Spader to EUen Fisher 700 CHAUNCEY s t , n. s., 250 w. LeAvds av., lOOx

325x77.7x281.10x101.9x125.9. R. S. Bus-sing to D. McCabe 55,000

DEGRAW s t , s. s., 375 w. Columbia s t , SSx . 100. .0. Byme to J. N. Geis. 1,000

EAGLE st. & Union av., n. e. cor., 50x100. The Trustees Union CoUege to A. Stubz nom.

ELLIOTT PL, e. s., 148 n. Hanson PL, Six 100. Catharine Dunbar to tt Unger. 18,000

HALSEY s t , s. s., 165 AV. Stuyvesant av., 40 xiOO. D. M. Fowler to J. F . P r a t t . . . .1,150

HALSEY s t , s. s., 305 w. Stuyvesant av., 60 xlOO. D. 'S. Fowler to S. W. WUson. .1,500

H U L L s t . n . s., SOO w. Saratoga av., SOx 100. W. Radde to M. Eckert 1,450

J E F F E R S O N s t , s. s., 450 e. LcAvis av., SOx 300. W. J. Sayres to Jane E. Jones.. .3,000

N O R T H H E N R Y st., c% Herbert, n. w. cor., 73.9i,x63.8^x93.1ix20. T. C. P. Bradhurst to Catharine Camey ^5

PACIFIC s t , n. s., 509.8 w. PearsaU s t , 20.3 xlOO. J. Hasson to W. B. Walters.. .13,500

VAN B U R E N s t , s. s., 275 AV. Bedford av., 25 x92.8. P. Broun to Clementine Rehahn.. 975

VAN B U R E N st., s. s., 325 w. Bedford av., 25 93.4. P. Broun to G. L. Moehring 975

W A R R E N s t , s-s., 450AV. Smith s t , 20x100. R. Litchfield to C. L. Dickenson 2,000

W A R R E N s t , a. s., 475 w. Smith s t . 20x100. R. Litchfield to G. S. Litchfield..' 2,000

SOUTH 2D s t , s. s., 175 w. l l t h s t , 25x120. A. Froment to Susan Sutton nom.

I S T H s t , n. s., 195 AV. Oth av., 20x100. Theresa SUvermann to AmaU Meyer.. .2,000

SOTH st., s. s , 450 e. Sth av., 68x107.5x33.8 xlOO.2. B. F. Goodrich to M. McBride. .500

CLERMONT av., w. s., 441 s. DeKalb av., 59.5xl8.4ix63.lxl8. Catharine Dunbar to H. Unger 7,000

FULTON av., s. s., SO w. Sackmann s t . 25x 100. C. J. LoAvrey to J. Halsey 1,000

N E W YORK av., e. s., 160 s. Perry, 40x200. Z. West to Beulah Broun 1,900

LOMPKINS av., & Hancock s t , s. e. cor.,40x 100. Sarah J . Jenkins to Olivia Van-Wart 3,100

January 19t7t. BROADAVAY, e. s., 100 n. Cooper s t , 25x100.

W. Conselyea to Letitia Pentz 750 BROADWAY, e. s., 125 n. Cooper st., 25x100.

W. Conselyea to Lucretia A. EUsAvorth.. .750 COOPER st.,- s. a , 225 w. Evergreen av., 25x

159^x25x158.1. M. Kalbfleisch to J. Hen-ning 400

DEGRAAV s t , s. s., 450 w. Franklin av., 40x 131. Hem-ietta H. Thompson to J. Tal-ipot 3,000

GARDEN s t , w. s., 238 n. State s t , 21x75. Caroline M McCorkle to Mary H. San-ger \ . . 16,000

HOUSTON s t , w. a., 328 n. Myrtle ^v., 16x 100. E. M. Wheeler to J . D. Leaiy.. .4,400

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D .

JACKSON s t , s. s., 225 e. Lorimer s t , 25x 100. Susannah Church to E. S. HUd-reth 487.50

MADISON s t , n. S., 306.1 w. Bedford av., 18. 9x100. J. Andrew to J. Phair 8,000

McDUGAL s t , n. s., 225 e. Ralph av.,25x 100. C. Leifels to C. W. Burr 500

RAPELYE s t , e. s., 173.4 S. Van Brunt s t , 73.6x21.3x69.4x20.10. N. L. Griswold to G. D e r b y . . . . . . . . . . ; .1,100

ScHOLE s t , n. s.. 125 w. Lorimer s t , 25x 100. G. Fischer to Johann Fischer.. .8,000

WEBSTER place, AV. S., 210.4n. Middle s t , 17.7x98.11f. A. Gigrichto T. Kisler.5.000

WYCKOFF s t , n. s., 60.2 e. Smith s t . Sin. x45.7. W. W. Tate to F . Jung 5

SOUTH 9TH and Sth sts., s. w. cor., 113;2x 122x124.7. Mary E. Graydon to R. Thomas '.- .7,000

1 7 T H s t , s. s., 225 e. Oth av., 50xl00x25x 100x25x200. J . Strachen to Charlotte B.

- McCaUough...' 5,000 18TH St., n. s., 20 e. 7th av., 17x80. L G.

Bond to J. J . GuUat 2,000 ATLANTIC and Grand avs., n. w. cor., 337.OJ-

xll9x20xl9xl67.3. J . Purdy to T. S. Granger : 22,500

FULTON av., a. s., SOw. Carlton av., 91.2x 8x22x80.4x20. H. B. Hubbard to T. Clark 7.811.66

F U L T O N av., s. s., 128.4 e. Cumberland s t , 20x81.4x10.2x21x70.3. H. B. Hubbard to tt Ritzhauptl .8,041.66

F U L T O N av., a. a, 140 AV. Troy av., lOOx 140. R. S. Bussing to Esther Lichten-stein 45,000

PACA av., e. s., 75 n. Bergen s t , 25x100. Mary Brady to J. P. Barker. 550

3 D av., e. s., 52.7 s. CarroU s t , 20x70x30.1x 74. G. Wessel to J. Lieverding 3,500

5 T H av., w. s., 45.6 s. 6th s t , 33x80. Catharine WUl to J. BisseU 6,500

January 20t7i.

DOUGLAS st-, s. s.^lOO e. Hoyt, 56.3x70. " " " 350 . " 37.6x70.

A, Kaeser to Maria Maby . 85,000 E. BROADWAY, S. S., 330.3 e. Flatbush Plank

Rd.-, 100x307.8x100.3x306.10. ' P. Nafus to P . L. WilUamson. 3,475

HEAVES s t , n. s., 150 e. Bedford av., 43x90. Mary A. Claffy to James Bennett .18,150

HOUSTON s t , e. s., 375 s. DeKalb av., SSx 100. J. MacGregor to S t Jas. Church.8,500

. HUNTINGTON st., s. s., 390.8 AV. Court s t , 16.8x100.—17th s t , s. s., 375 e. Oth av., 37.6x100.3. MUes G. Moses to Mary T. Palmer 500

JACKSON PL, w. s., adj. S. H. Steele, 39x 104, (Flatbush.) J. Sawkins to J. Knapp.500

KOSCIUSKO st., s. AV. cor., Nostrand av., 100 xlOO. W. McAUister to M. L. Edwards.8,000

LEONARD s t , w. s., 50 n. SkiUman s t , SSx 69. W. Green to J. W. MuUen 1,000

RODNEY s t , n. s., SO w. Marcy av., 40x69.10. E. Burcham et aL to E Gateson 18,000

• SCHERMERHORN s t . n. s., 117.6 e. Bond, SO xlOO.9. J. 0. Nodyne to S. BUsh.. . .13,000

WYCKOFF s t , n. s., 165.6 e. Troy av., 44.6x 355. W. H. Moore to D. Woods 1,000

BAY av., s. s., 27.6 e. Madison av., 25x100. Hagner & Smith to M. Broun 335.68

BUSHWICK av., s. w. cor. Cooper s t , lOOxlSS. J. J. Searing to Clara A. M. HaU 3,750

LAFAYETTE av., n. s., 30 e. SkiUman s t , 40 x80. J. R. Horton to A. C. Voorhes. ..3,600

LAFAYETTE av., n. s.. SO e. SkiUman s t , SO xSO. A. C. Voorhes to Esther CasterUn.8,500

MARCY av., w. s., 75 s. Monroe s t , 85x100. J. W. LaAvton to Jane A. BroAVTi 1,050

MARCY av., w. s., 125 s. Mom-oe s t . 75x100. J. W. LaAvton to E. W. Jacob. . . . ' 3,400

MYRTLE av., n, s., 125 e. Marcy av., 40x100. J. Clark to T. Rice 4,400

ROCHESTER av., n. AV. cor. Dean s t , 50x100. K O'Brien to J. Burke 700

3 D av., n. e. cor., 40th s t , 100x100. R. W. \ Drammond et aL to T. O'Brien 8,200 / 5TH av., w. s., 85 n. Baltic s t , 65x60x28.4x

25x6.4x70x19.8x30x1x25x118.4x40. AdeUa I S. Robbins to C. S. WoodhuU 23,000

ALL ABOUT STREETS. The following are the streets for which ordinances hare

been passed for the constraction of ne-w pavements, bn^ for which contracts have not yet been made.

BELGTAIf PAATEMENT.

Christopher st., Hudson to "West st. Franklin at.. Broadway to Iludson st. White St., Broadway to AVest Broadway. Thomas St., from Church to Hudson st. Spring St., from Bowery to Broadway. South St., from Montgomery to Catherine st. West St., Hammond to "W. 12th st. AÂ est AVashington place, 4th st. to Cthav. West Broadway, Barclay to Canal st. Hudson St., Chambers to Canal st. 9th St., 6th av. to Broadway.

10th St., Broadway to University place. 14th St., 3d av. to East Kiver. ^ 15th st , Sth to Oth .̂ v. 17th St., 6th av. to Broadway. IStli St., 6th to Sth av. 19th St., 6th to 7th av. 20th St, 6th to 10th av. 26th St., 6th to Sth av. 2Sth St., Broadway to Sth av. SSd s t , 5th av. to Broadway. S4th s t , Oth to 10th av. STth St., 6th to Sth av. S9th St., Sth to 9th av. . SOth St., Lexington to 3d av. 40th St., 6th to IOth av. 41st St., Oth to Sth av. 44th St., 1st av. to East Eiver. 44th St., 5th to 6th av. 45th s t , 4th to 5th av. 45th St., IOth to l l th av. 54th St., 2d av. to East Eiver. 55th s t , 5th to 6th av. 56th St., 1st to 2d av. 57th St., Sd av. to Cth av. 57th St., intersection of 1st av. 59th St., l l th av. to Iludson Eiver. 60th St., Lexingon to 5th av. 6l8t8t.,Sd to Sthav. j 65th s t , 5th to Madison av. 70th St., 3d to 4th av. SOth St., Madison to Sth avs. 86th St., 3d av. to East River 110th St., Ist to Sth av. . 119th St., 3d av. to Av. A. . 124th s t , Sth to Oth av. Avenue B, Houston to Uth st. . . . . Istav., 36th to 61st St. . ~ 2d av., 86th to 125th s t ' 2d av., 14th to 22d st. Othav., 53d s t to 54th St . Madison av., 42d to S6th s t

NICOLSON PA-VEMEST.

Courtlandt s t , Broadway to Greenwich s t . ' Dey St., Broadway to West s t 14th St., Univ. PI. to Sth av. '. 23d St., Madison to Sth av. 24th St., Madison to Ist av. ^ 27th st , 5th av. to 6th av. 2d av., Wth to 19th s t

M'GONEGAI, PAVEMENT. Bond St., Broadway to Bowery. John St. and Burling Slip, Broadavay to East Eiver. Waverley PI., Broadway to Christopher st. 21st St., 4th to Sth av. 46th St., Sd av. to East Elver. Lexington av., 21st st. to 34th st.

_ STAFFOBD PAVEMENT.

7th av., 14th st. to 59th st.

BnOWN AND MILLEB PAATEMENT.

North Moore, Broadway to West Broadway. White St., Centre to West Broadway.

n S K CONCRETE PA-VEMENT.

89th s t , 8d to Sth av. 117th St. from Av. A to Harlem Eiver. llSth " " " ; .

MARKET aUOTATIONS; BUILDING STONE. OHIO FKEK STONE—In rongh. . . '

Clough, ^ cubic ft., delivered $1 10 @ $180 Berea, ^ cubic ft, delivered....... 115 ®. 125 Blaclc Kiver, ^ cubic ft., delivered, 1 80 (ĝ 1 40

Dorchester, New Brunswick stone, ia rough, delivered, ^ ton, gold 11 00

GEANITE. Rough, per cnbic foot delivered, 75c.®§1.50. [3

BLUB STONE. Flagging, 2 ft to 4.6, smooth 14 ©. 17

5 ft to 5.6, " 17 ©• IS " SOtolOOft., '• ; . 60 © 75

Curbing, common..... . 1 2 © 45 " fine 75 © 100

Coping, 11 inch ; . . . i . . . ; . 28 © " Uinch 83 ©

PierPlates..-. .each 1 00 © 150 Sills .ind Lintels rough 27 ©

" " quarry axe'd CO NATIVE STONE.

Common building stone, ^ load... 2 50 © 4 50 Base Stone, 2)4 ft. in length « lin. ft, © 70

" 8 " " © 90 " 8)4 » " © 1 00 » 4 " " © 1 60 « 4% " " - © 2 00 " 5 i. »» © 2 60 " 6 «' « © 4 00

Pier Stones, 8 tec* -« 4 -" 5 " 6

-iare,each.. 800 12 00 25 00 60 00

BRICK. COMMON HABD. ; Pale, ^1000 10 00

Longlsland, " 14 60 Jersey, " 12 00 NorthEiver, " 15 60

PKONTS. Croton, ^1000 23 00 Philadelphia, " 45 00

FIEE BRICK. No. 1. Arch, wedge, key, be., de-

livered, iP M 55 00 No. 2. Split and Soap, ^ M 45 00

CEMENT. Eosendale, ^ bbl 2 60 © 2 75

DOOES, SASH, AND BLINDS. DooEs.— l i in. thick, IJ in. thick.

Size. moul. 1 side. ml. 2 sides. \2 60 ©$2 62i $3 15 @$3 25

© 2 75 © 3 50 2 75 © 2 S7f 8 40 © 3 50

© 3 00 8 10 © 8 12i 8 15 © 3 25 3 30 © 8 37i

8 75

@ ® ©

©

11 00 15 50 14 00 16 00

25 00 SO 00

60 00 50 00

2.6 x6.C 2.8 x6.6 2.8 x6.8 2.10x6.8 2.10x6.10 2.10x7.0 8.0 x7.0 3.0 x7.6 3.0 xS.O

Uin .ml . 2 sides.

SASH, for twelve-light Avindows,

8 62|© 8 65 © 3 75 8 75 © 3 87i

© 4 00 4 20 © 4 60 4 50 © 5 25

©4 00

©4 55

©4 15 6 20 @5 25 5 60 ©6 00

Glazed. © $1M)

Size. Unglazed. 7 x 9 62* $1 40 8 x 1 0 . . . ; 62i , 1 50 9x12 75 2 00

10x12 87i 2 10 10x14 100 2 40 10x16 112\ 2 90 12x16. . . 1 75 12x18 2 00 4 25 12x20 2 25 4 75

Ontside Blinds, Eolling Slats, H inch thick, u'npainted, nnder 3 feet wide, 34@36 centa per foot; in length, 3 feet to 8 feet 4,86®40 centa per foot; painted with trimmings complete, or han^ng, 70 centa ® $1.00. Inside Blinds, Sling Eolats, l i i inch thick, unpainted, SOc @ $1.25.

DEAIN AND SEWEE PIPE. CDelivered on board at New Tork.)

PIPE, per running foot. . 2 inch diam. $0 12 9 inch diam,

© © © © © © © ©

1 2 25 2 37* 2 65 320 400 460 5 00

'I 5 6 7 8

0 15 10 0 19©0 20 12 0 23©0 25 15 0 80 18 0 85 20 0 40 24

050 0 60 0 75,'aO SO 1 30©1 35 1 65Cal 75 2 25 @2 75 8 25@3 SO

,BEND8 AND BBANCHES, per foot. 2 inch diam. $0 80 8 inch diam. $ 90

0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 SO

9 10 12 15 18

1 00@1 10 1 1001 30 1 25@1 50 2 26®2 75 8 00©3 10

STENCU TBAPS, each. 2 inch diam. $ 75@1 00 7 inch diam. $3 50®4 00 8 " 1 00®1 25 8 " 4 00®5 50 4 inch diam. 1 60©1 75 9 Inch diam. 4 50@6 50 5 " 2 00©2 25 10 » 9 00®10 00 6 " 8 00®8 60

BRANCHES, per ronning foot. 1 2 x 6 $125 18x6 : $2 50 12x12 175 18x12 300 15x6 175 15x12. 2 25 18x18 4 00 15x15 2 60 20x12 4 50 On heavy purchases of the small sizes 15©20 per cent,

discount Large sizes ne t Superior donble thick, pipe for water, gas, etc., at 60 per cent, advance on these prices.

rOEEIGN WOODS. Dtrrr free. CEDAR.

Cuba, ^ foot ".... 23 © Me-xican, ^ foot 23 © Florida, $ cubic foot. 1 00 ©

MAliOGANT. St. Domingo, Crotches, ^ it 25 © St Domingo, Ordinary Logs 7 © Port-au-PIatt, Crotches 20 © Port-au-PIatt, Logs - 10 © Nuevitas lo © Mansanilla . . . . . . . . 8 © Me-Ylcan, Minatitlan 7* ©

do. Frontera. lo © Honduras (American Wood) 10 ©

EOSEWOOD. Eio Janeiro, ^ 9) 05 © Bahia, ¥ a 02 ©

SATIN WOOD. Log, ^foot 17 © Granadilla, ^ ton 22 00 © Lignum vitte, ^ ton 17 60 @

25 25

1 75

60 10 45 13 15 10 10 16 15

08 06

40 24 00 20 00

GLASS. DUTY : Cylinder or Window Polished Plate, not over 10 by 15 inches, 2)4 cent.s ^ sq. foot; larger, and not over 16 by 24 inches, 4 cents ^ sq. foot; lorger, and not over 24 by 30 inches, 3 cents | ) sq. foot; above that, nnd not exceeding 24 by CO inches, 20 cents "jj? sq. foot; nil above that, 40 cents ^ sq. foot; on unpolished Cylinder, Crown and Common Window, not exceeding 10 by 15 Inches square, 1)4; over that and not over 16 by 24 2 • over that, and not over 26 by 80, 2)4; all over that 3 cents ^ lb. '

8 FvEAL E S T A T E R E C O R D .

FBENCU AND ENGUBH—Per box ^ '-t feet -̂ SingleT' Double (French.)

6 x Sto 8x10 $6 25©$8 50 $9 60©$12 00 8x11 to 10x15 C 75© 9 00 10 00© IS 00

11 x l 4 t o 12x18 7S0®10 00 11 00© 16 00 13x18 to 16x24 8 00®tl 00 12 00© IS 5(i 18x22 to 18x30 9 00®18 50 IS 50© 22 50 20 X 80 to 24 X 80 10 00®16 50 22 SO® 26 60 24x82 to 24x86 13 O0®18 00 26 00© 30 00 25 X 86 to 26 X 40 16 00©20 00 28 00® 83 00 2Sx40to 80x48 IS 00@22 00 80 00© 36 00 SO X 50 to 82 X 56 20 00®24 00 33 00© 40 00 S2x5Sto34x60 23 00@27 00 . SS 00® 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single. The discount on French glass is 40®50 per cent., on English 85 to 40 per cent The latter guaranteed free fromst:dn.

GBEEK-HOUSE, SKYLIGHT, AND FLOOR GLASS, per sqnare foot, net cash. Ji Fluted Plate...". SOc ^ Bough Plate. . . . SOc

S-16 " " . . . . 55 »r " «• . . . .$1 60 K " " . . . . 65 K « " . . . . 1.75 Ji Eough " . . . . 60 1 , " " . . . 2 00 }{ " " . . . . 70 l i ^ «' " . . . . 2 50

GLUE.

I, •' " . . . X 1,

IV, - " . . . IH, " •.-l? i . 1}^, " " . IH,

. . . . 0 ,53

. . . . 0 47

lH,^1b:.... . $0 25 2, " . . . 2H, " . . . 2H, " . . . 2)4, " . . . 2X, " . . . 2K, " . . 8. « . . .

0..28 0 21 0 20 0 19 0 IS 0 17 0 16

HAIK...DinT, free. Cattle, $ bushel... Mixed, " Goat "

49 60 © 70

6S

LUMBEE.—DUTY, 20 per cent, ad vaL . Pine, Clear, 1,000 ft..... $65 00 I'lne. Fourth Quality, 1,000 ft 60 00 Pine, Select Box, 1,000 ft 50 00 Pine, Good Box. 1,000 ft 30 00 Pine, Common Box,l,000 ft 22 00 Pine, Common Box, ii, 1,000 ft 15 00 Pine, Tally Plank, IH, 10 inch,

dressed 45 Pine, Tally Plank, 1)£, 2d quality. 35 Pine, Tally Plank, li$,culls 25 Pine Tally Boards, dressed, good,

each 88 Pine, Tallv Boards, culls, each 24 Pine, Strip Boards, dressed, 26 Pine, Strip Plank, dressed, 82 Spruco Boards, dressed, each 28 Spruce Piank, IH Inch, dressed,

each 82 Spruce Plank, 2 inch, each 48 Spruce Wall Strips 22 Spruco Joist, 8.x8 to 3x12 23 00 Spruco Joist 4x8 to 4x12 28 00 Spruce Scantling ; 23 00 Ilemlock Boards, each 22 Hemlock Joist 8x4, each 23 Hemlock Joisti, 4x6, each 4S Ash, good, 1,000 ft 55 00 Oak, 1,000 ft 65 00 Maple, 1,000 ft. 50 00 Chestnut 65 00 Black Walnut, good, 1,000 ft 85 00 Black Walnut, selected and season

ed, 1,000 ft 100 00 Black Walnut H, 1,000 ft 75 00 Cherry, good, 1,000ft 80 00 White Wood, Chair Plank 75 00 White Wood, inch 60 00 White Wood, Ji inch 88 00 Shingles, extra shaved pine, 18 inch,

perlOOO 9 60 Shingles, extra shaved pine, 16 inch,

perlOOO 6 50 Shingles, extra sawed pine, IS inch,

perlOOO 8 50 Shingles, clear sawed pine, 18 inch,

perlOOO $7 00 Shingles, Cypress, 24x7, perlOOO . . 26 00

*' 20x6, per 1000... 16 00 Lath, Eastern, per 1000 8 00 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring, M.

feet 45 00 Yellow Pine Step Plank, iL feet.. 45 00

" Girders, " 40 00 Locust Posts, 8 foot, per inch 18

10 " " 23 " 12 " " . 28

Chestnut Posts, x>er foot..-. .—

LIME. Common, ^ bbl Finishing, or lump, $ bbl.

© $70 00 " 05 00

CO 00 85 00 25 00 17 50

®

® 60. 40 28

© 40 © 25 © 2S © 85 © 80

© 85 60

© 23 © 2 5 00 © 25 00 © 25 00 © 23 © 24 ® 50 © 60 00 © 60 00

© 60 00 © 90 00

® 125 00 © SO 00 © 90 00 © 90 00 © 5500 @ 50 00

© 10 00

© 9 6 0

© 9 5 0

© §7 60 " 28 00

18 00 8-50

PAINTS AND OIL. Chalk, ^B) I t © China Clay. ^ ton, 2,240 l b s . . . . . . . 82 50 © Whiting, ^B> 2} ® Paris White, English, ^ B). 2%© Jiinc, White American, dry.. 7JJ ©

" " " in oil, pure.. 32 ® " " " " good. 10 ® " " French, dry 12>

/• R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D .

LUMBEK.

W. H. COLWELL & CO. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN

LUMBER, TIMBER AND LATH, ALSO

PLASTER & CEMENT. A general assortment always on hand at the yards, cor. of Sd av. & 128th st., & bet. I'iOth & 130th sts., Harlem Eiver,

HAELEM, N. T. W. H. COLWELL. J . W . COLWELL.

H W. SAGE & CO., MANUFACTURERS • and Dealers in superior descriptions of CANADA AND MICHICiVN PINE LUMBEE.

ALSO : ASH, WALNUT, WHITEWOOD, ETC., ETC., AT WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.

DEESSED LUMBEE OP ALL DESCEIPTIONS. FOOT 82D STREET, EAST EIVER, N . T .

BELL RROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL TIMBEE DEALEES, foot West 22d and 23d Streets (N. E.), Now Tork.

•WM. B. BELL. JOHN P. BELL.

BUILDERS.

MULREINE & FARRELL, MASONS & BUILDERS,

OFFICE, 134TH ST., BET. 3D & 4TH AVENUES.

MICHAEL MULREINE. THOMAS FAKEELL.

P R A C T I C A L

CARPENTER AISTD BTIILDER, 1 CORNER GREENE AND CLASSOK AVENUES, BEOOKLTN.

Public Edifices and Private Dwellings built by contract or day's work. Jobbing also attended to.

T EONARD ATWOOD, BUILDER OF J.

ATWOOD'S PATENT ELEVATORS AND

SAFETY HOISTING MAGHINERT. HOISTINO ENGINES, wrrn TACKLB AND PUMPS, TO LTT

Br TUB D A Y , W E E K , OR MONTH.

LEONAED ATWOOD. 52 John Street, New Tork.

MANUFACTOSY—New Haveh, Conn.

. A.. DEA,nsr , STAIR B U I L D E R ,

AND DEALEE IN Hand-rai ls , Newels , Balusters , F a n c y

Stair B r a c k e t s , ITIouldiugs, Sec, SOROLL SAWING.

256 WEST 2STH STEEET, NEAE STH AVENUE.

A . T. SERRELL & SON, NEW TOEK.

Wood Moulding', Sash, Blind & Door Fac'y, Nos. 221 TO 229 W. 52D ST., BET. B'WAY & STU AT., N . T .

PANEL WORK OF ALL KINDS. Mouldings of any Pattern worked to any shape required.

A. T. SERRELL. Established 1840. A. W. SERRELL.

PHCENIX

. COACH &. LIGHT CARRIAGE

MANJJPACTORT.

Oor. State and Boerum sts., Brooldyn.

D. D A I J T , PKOPRIETOE.

REAL ESTATE.

VAI.UA1SL.E

B U S I N E S S P R O P E R T Y ON

Third Avenue in Harlem,

FOR SALE, BY

J O H N ^W, BElSnsrETT, No. 1933 Third Avenue.

THIED AVENUE, Cor. 114th Street, Improved, 25x109 ...§23,000

ALSO,

THIED AVENUE, Near ilTtli Street, Unim- -proved, 25x100 10,000

ALSO,

THIED AVENUE, Cor. 119th Street, Improved, 28x80 ! ?. 20,000

ALSO,

THIED' AVENUE, Cor. 121st Street, Improved, 75x175 i 60,000

ALSO,

THIED AVENUE, Near 12Sth Street, Improved, 25x80 •: J:. 80,000

ALSO,

A FINE FIEST-GLASS TWO STOET HIGH Stoop and Basement Brick House, 22 ft. wide, 40 deep; depth of Lot 100.11, all modem im-provements, in 123d Street, bet. 2d and 3d Avs. Terms easy. ". 10,5od

ALSO,

IN 117Tn STEEET, A THEEE STOET HIGH Stoop and Basement Brick House, 21x45; Lot

• 80x110, all modern improvements; ceilings fres-coed. A two story Brick Stable in the rear; nine feet carriage way. Ono of the best houses in Harlem. Cheap fo r . . . . . ' . . . . . . . 14,000

ALSO.

A HANDSOME TWO STOET FEAMB MAN-sard Eoof House, fllled in with brick, in 118th Street, near 2d Av.; all'the modern improve-ments. Woodwork land trimmings solid black walnut. Eeasonableat 10,500

ALSO,

SEVEEAL FINE NEW HOUSES ON120Tn ST., nearlstAv., with'all modern Improvements,

•eacb . . . ; . : : . ." . .."..' ; . 8,000 ALSO;

IN TOEKVTLLE, A LARGE TWO STOET AND Attic Frame House, with 4 Lots of Ground anda Stable, for . . . . . ; ; . , . . 28,000

ALSO, "

AFIEST-OLASS BEOWN STONEFOUE S T ' T . J Mansard Eoof House, 20x50; Lot 102 ft."deep, all modern improvements, for........'...,".'.'..., 82 000

ALSO, "" * •

VALUABLE TENEMENT PEOPEETY IN ELI-zabeth Street, 4 Story brick Basenient and Store, 20x42, with a 4 story Brick House in tho rear, 20.x25. Suit.ible for an enterprising German. Cheap for 15000

Lists of Houses and other Property, improved and un-improved, may be had on application at the Office of

JOHN W. BENNETT,

No. 1983 Third Avenne, between the hours of 8 and lOJ A.M., and 5 to 8 p.!!.; or, at the Office of

S. MARSH, Jr.,

No. 290 BBOADWAY,

Bet 12 and 3 P.M.

REAL ESTATE NEWS AGENCY. C. W. SWEET & CO., pro-

prietors of the REAL ESTATE RECORD, have opened, in con-nection with their paper, an agen-cy, through which they propose to furnish extremely valuable inform-ation for the benefit of Real Es-tate dealers, owners, and opera-tors. Persons about investing in Real Estate, usually wish to be informed on these points :—

1st. Who the actual owner of any piece of property may be, and whether any incumbrance is existing against it.

2d. What the actual value of said property was at tbe last sale.

3d. What price the property adjacent and within same block has sold for within the past few years.

4:tli. An intelligent, imbiassed estimate of the value of the prop-erty at the present time; the fu-ture prospects of the same; whether there a,re likely to be any improvements, and of what kind, in the street where property is located; and such other informa-tion as will be likely to affect the value of said property.

Real Estate dealers will at once see the immense value of the class of information we pro-pose to furnish, particularly to those who noAv buy in the daik without any reliable data to guide them, but who, by means of our agency, wiU have every light which official records, tran-scripts of saW etc., can furnish. We have peculiar facilities for furnishing ^this class of informa-tion, haying in our possession jnaps, books, etc., gotten up ex-clusively by us, Avhich contain every/piece of property in New York and Kings counties, with tha names of owners, and other information accessible to no other firm or persons in the U. S.

Titles searched, and careful ab-stracts made at the lowest prices./ This work will be done accurately and cheaply for regular subsc^-bers.

C. W. SWEET & CO., Room B, World Building,

37 ParTi Row. I

10 K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D .

MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF T A X E S AND ASSESSMENTS, No. 32 Chambers s t reet . New Tork , January 4, 1SC9. NOTICE TO TAXPATEES.—Not ice is hereby given tha t the assess-men t rolls of the real and personal estate of the City and County of 'New T o r k for the year 1S69 will be open for inspection and revision on and aftei* Monday, J a n u a r y 11,1869, and will remain open till the SOth day of April, 1SG9, for t h e correction of errors and the equalization of the assessments of the aforesaid real and personal estate of. the City and County of New T o r k . All per-sons believing themselves to be aggrieved m u s t make application t o the commissioners dur ing the period above mentioned,-in order to obtain the relief provided by law. The act of .1859 provides " d u r i n g the t ime the books' shall be open to public inspection, as hereinbefore . p ro -vided, application may be made by any person considbri! ing himself aggrieved by tbe assessed valuation of his^ifeal or personal estate, t o have the same corrected.'* If such application be made in relation to the assessed v.iluation of real estate i t mus t be made in writ ing, s t i t ing the ground of objection thereto, and thereupon tlie Com-missioners shall examine into the complaint, ahd if in thei r judgment , the assessment is erroneous, they shall cause the same to bo corrected. I f such application be made in relation to the assessed valuation of personal es-tate , the applicant shall be examined uudcr oath by the said Commissioners, who shall be authorized to administer such oaths, or any of t h e m ; and if, in his or their judg-ment , the assessment is erroneous, they shall cause the same to be corrected, and fix the amount of such assess-ment as they may believe to be jus t , and declare their de-cision thereon within th i r ty days after such application shall have been made to them*. No reduction shall be made by the Board of Supervisors of anyassessment on real or per-sonal estate imposed under this act, uuless i t shall appear, under oath or affirmation, tha t tho par ty aggrieved was unable to a t tend within the period prescribed for the correction of taxes, b y reason of sickness or absence from the city."

J . W . A L L E N . ) Commissioners of J . W. BEOWN. V Ta.\es and C. M. D E P E W . ) Assessments.

XpOR SALE IN YORKVILLE.—A FIRST--*- class frame house and four lots of ground, 100x100. Lots already graded. Good stable on premises.

Apply to F E E D E E I C K CEEIGHTON,

Wor ld Office.

ASUPERB RESIDENCE NEAR PROSPECT Park, Brooklyn. Large double house standing alone, buil t of brick, brown-stone trimmings, containing seven-teen rooms, including billiard room, hot and cold water throughout, two furnace heaters. In short, strictly first-class. Splendid grounds attached, thirteen fuU lots, loca-tion on Macomb and Carroll streets, between Flfth.and Sixth Avenues. Apply to

W I L L I A M B . COOPEE, J B . & CO., 98 Pine Street, Now T o r k .

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REAL ESTATE R E C O R D . 11

A. G. HAVENS & SON, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALERS IN

JLTJMBEE, A.N"D TIMBER, FOOT OF 28TH STREET, EAST RIVER, N E W YORK.

PAETICULAE ATTENTION of CON3UMEE3 is desired to our stock of DEESSED and PLANED LUMBEE, J w a y s made ?rom well-seasoned stock, and kept nnder cover ready for immediate use.

H, CROMBIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEE I N

L U M B E E A N D T I M'B E E , FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STREET, E A S T E I V B B ,

N E W TOEK.

R1JSSEI .L. J O H N S O N , SGALEB IN

LUMBER, TIMBER, Am) SHINGLES,

N o . 3 B R O O M E S T R C E T , •COBNEB TOSIPKINS S T . N E W TOEK.

Tellow Pine Flooring, Stop Plank, Qlrdors, etc.

WA T R O t r S . H Y A T T & W I L L S O N , Successors to WILLSON, WATEOUS & CO., 1st Avenue, cor. 89th street, and 104 Wall street, New Tork,

WHOLESALF. & EETAIL DEALEES IN ALL KINDS OF

WHITE & TELLOW PINE, SPEUCE, HEMLOCK, HAEDWOOD & SHINGLES.

•CHAS. WATEOUS. J. L. HYATT. 0 . H. WILLSON.

J W. S T E V E N S & B R O T H E R S , • LUMBEE & TIMBEE DEALEES, B U L K H E A D ,

Foot of 47th and 48th streets, North Elver, N. T . -JNO. W . STEVENS. CALVIN STEVENS. PLOWDON STEVENS.

A general assortment of Pine, Tellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber. Also Shingles, Chestnut

Tes ts and Pickets.

LUMBER. C n A R L E S II. MATTHEWS,

112 WALL STREET, SOLE AGENT FOE " SEVERAL CANADA "AND

GEOEGIA MILLS, will furni.sh all qualities of White Pine, Spruce, or Pitch Pine

L.V aiBER ;' -At Manufacturers' Prices.

W A T R O U S , W A L K E R .& C O . ; Successors to WILLSON, WATEOUS &.C.O., I s t Avenue, corner 89th Street, New Toirk.: ' •' •

CHAS. WATBOUS. J. P. WALKEB. J; L. HTATT. '< C. H. WILLSON.

(WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALEES I N E a s t e r n T i m b e r , I < i i i n b e r , S h i u g l o s , l i a t b

a n d P l c l £ c t H .

A. w .̂ BXJDLoisra, DEALEE IN

X J X J 3VE D S 3ES H . , COE. IITII AYE. & 22D STEEET, N E W TOEK. Pine, Whitowood, Hickory, Chestnut, Maplo, Basswood,

•Cherry, Beech, Oak, Ash, Birch, Butteruut, Black Wal-nut, etc.

Terms cash upon delivery.

'^VM. G. G R A N T & S O N , Manufacturers and Dealers in

P I N E A N D H A R D W O O D L U M B E R OF KVEEY DESCBU'TION, AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

W A L N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOE SHIPPING,

Foot of East 30th Street, New York.

WATSON & PITTINGER, Cor. Oarroll and Nevins sts., Brooklyn.

LUMBER AND TIMBER YARD. Shingles and all other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and

TCtail.

LlflBER MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, f 9 6 W A I i l i S T K E E T .

Open from Si o'clock, A.M., until 5J P.M., daily. J. L. V. K. BEOWN, Seoretary\

M. Hi' KEITH, Manager,

SOUTH BROOKLYN SA'w M:ILL COMPAJSTY,

HAMILTON AVENUE, FOOT MIDDLE ST. G. G. BEEOKN, President. G. C. ADAMS, Supt. & Treas. WHITE PINE, OAK, AND GEOEGIA PINE TIMBER

SAWED TO ORDER AT SUOET NOTICE.

PICKETS AND LATH CONSTANTLT ON HAND. Greenwood Cars, from Fulton Ferry, and Fort Hamilton

Cars, from Hamilton Ferry, pass our office direct every few minutes.

All Orders directed to Box 2.36 Mechanics' Exchange, 61 Liberty street, N. T., will recoive prompt attention.

GARDNEE LANLON, Jr. & CO., WnOLESALE A EETAIL DEALEBS IN

LTJMBEE, L A T H , ETC., ETC.

A full assortment constantly on hand at the Tard,

Cor. 126th St. and 3d Av., Harlem, and foot of ISOth St. and ISth Av., North River.

MANHATTANVILLE, N. Y. OABDNRE LANDON, JE. FEANCIS BONTECOU.

EDWARD GREEN, WTSOLESALE AND RETAIL L U M B E R D E A L E R ,

521 West, cor. Horatio St., N E W T O E K .

C L A R K & L I T T L E , l i V M B E R Sc T I M B E R M E R C H A N T S ,

SIXTT-FIE3T & SIXTY-SECOND STEEETS, EAST EIVEE, N E W TOEK.

p , C. HAETOUGH

1^ REAL ESTATE RECORD.

HEATING APPARATUS, i

•[RATIONAL STOVE WORKS,

Manufacturers of . fiANFOUD'B PATENT CHALLENGE HEATEBS,

BET CN BBICB OB POBTABLB. • ,

THE IMPROVED HEW TOEK FIRE-PLACE HEATEE,

A3n> TIIE '

CHALLENJGK KITCHEN RANGES. '•

^AoM bnUdin^lioafias should examine these b«foze pitr-

289 «fe 241 WATER STREET, N. Y.

H O T A I R F f J R l f ACJES .

H. SIMONDS, 53 CLIFF ST., N. Y. » Cnlrer'f l F n t e u t F u r n a c c S i

S i m o n dH> P a t e n t F u r i i a c e s .

S o t - A i r RegriKter a n d V e n t i l a t o r .

T I / T A C G S E G O R ' S rUPROVED HEATING

FURNACES, COOKING EANGES,

CAULDRONS, BATHS, AND JAPANNED WAEE,

H. METCALF,

117 Bcekman street, New Tork.

E. MONEUSE. L. DTJPARQ.UET. NOS. SS & 80 GEEENE STRF.ET, NEW TOEK,

MANUFACTCnERS OF THE

I m p e r i a l F r c n c l i C o o k i n g R a n g e s a n d B r o i l e r s , for Hotc lH, R c s t a n r a n t s ,

Steamer*;!, IIosl>itaI^«, a n d P r i -v a t e R e s i d e n c e s .

Copper and Tin Cooking Utensils of every description flhrays on hand.

„ v.̂ rv*.»j? Tables of any length and shape on hand and xneAic to otOvn'.

Call Biiil eAiUi'r.c, or apply al the Cictory.

• D A R R Y & L A N E , FURNACES AND

RANGES, METAL COENICKS AND EOOFING,

Cor. 58th Street &nd 3d Avenue, NEW TOEK.

AI>AM MAMFTON, MANUFACrCKBn OF

G R A T E S , F E N D E R S , & F I R S - P L A O E

H E A T E R S ,

I«ro. o o O O L T D S T R - K K T , (Bet. Fulton and Beekman Sts.)

NEW TOBK.

Esiablis7ied, 1826.

L-̂ -,.

CONOVER & WOOLLEY, GRATE, FENDER, Airo FIBE-PLACE HEATEE MANUFAOTUEEES, WnOLBSALE AND BETAII..

NO. 86S CANAL BTEEET, NEW TOEK. JAB. B. CONOTKB, JAS. L . WOOLLET,

141 West 53d street 122 West SSth street.

V A N N O T E & S O N , [ G r a t e , F e n d e r , a n d F i r e - P l a c e H e a t e r

MANUF ACTUEEP.S.

12T0 BEOADWAT, BET. 32D